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The sun., 1900-10-19
THE PgoHIBIIIoN cANpIpArE
Pen Sketch Of John &. WoOIIey who
VIII T1s5t This City T0doy.

Ihe Pfe41ttia esltis-= far Tr-z-
l-aL Je5l - WG v5s s. s7s1uiHg
lg iai traiz 4, fa-s sl-g ra-iaF- Z. g1e
~ ast e-4-1s erar9-- b. ~ e1a1-
~ tzE.
E5- zagared e fise sf---.eg4a Cs-
s 1871 -r tie Tax
= fe Ez-i7eFsltr q 81 hlea1 -he
Ee. m N4 -.1 ~ tt4
e. tAe s e - Is Is
sr1e gpS-1 81 Li1z-
lt-A 4 s1 Sz-s Cogrs s
@ l-al sat- il last w mad.
es tHg = Eay5- IL .a zs-s--7-
q s1 -1rr-T a. 9liane4-, ia.
Ala E-yu -sss y i5s5
1ir. Wpolle-- a. ess his o-a urarl..
is= cAei.i.-l ald parts Pro
ls.iflali.t ~ szEa- instant. Jan
G-r g. lss.. ID New Y0rk CITY. H i'm
,1A..a-eiT sglls-i tle s'szsth II the
Stranger. tie church u The late Dr.
Dt-sll-- and .sgnehed ont into active
Christian and Pgohiiitiqa party wark.
Sfrn afrluiriB. reputation a. 4
SPEAKER q wSzlerful power and mar
re.g1- feasibility u language 1lr.
Wroiiey va syu2lit upon all occasion.
il Prohibition and Temperance 1rork
Siaee lsss h has. "a al average. 1aaSe
0gle speech a Lav.
The sun., 1900-10-19
ELECT 10 nExIsIoN.

-. Regular Republican hostility 10
tie : t.dieE Rrnnh.i"nn ticl.rt5 II Kent
3s5d .HnX couutie anW no -i.n- of
abatcinNn, But hos about the .tldicks
Ecngbleu h1-tiig io iha Iin-alar ltc-
bub,ir.n icNrt " Nav Cas,lrt
Eyoa Evening.
Wcit nlm L ar ra.y nns FH hovy-
owf VIE hoa rcri" snaf v,saulwg
ntlam Il aaitg thog no "Erga-
.u" l.lrhieaa hostility p thc ~
dick Republican ticl.ei in Enrt aui Sny-
counties for thc uine reason thar
5rrc Is no su"h thing rs All Ad1cis
Republican ticket. Hy the same rule
thfrr ain ~ iadicks Republicans. There
is 80 such thing rs Regular ItopGbli-
can ticket in New Castle county, and
hence there is no such thing as Addicks
Republican hostility to the Regular Re
publican ticket. a thing that is not can
not manifest hostility to another thing
that does not exist.
We know that the contemplation Of
these truths will give our Democratic
contemporary troubles Of his own. We
pity but can't help him. The I,cpnbli-
can tickets Of Sussex and Kent counties
are Union Republican tickets. LII both
The sun., 1900-10-19
FOUND THE MONEY.
50 Sian Arrested on Charge of Lar.
cency Will be Discharged.

Isaac Seaank II No. z4ss Garnet
street. PAiladeiphia. syas. arrested yes
far.ay afternoon ~ officer. Frank Kane
ara Hawke d. tie charge u larceuy of
-. fhe property u Mr.. Applsbr. II No.
l%-9 W.-r Fifth .ireet.
schalk :. e5.i.cre5&or the CONNER.
cial Al S-u'lio u No - Walnu, str...,
atf had h~el II 3ir-. .Appieby', hgu.e
: -A9rt time af7erwsrd the p,ekeri,a9,
r. money Has ai-.si- Complaint ,va.
-aH- 'a 'iit I~--e- and ille nam ggas ar-
rested.
Ar-. Aplieig identified him and h..
s '@4in4 'Ae ha-- IL s. minutes af-er
'ae -e~- wa, rert -ted When searched
& 'ae eity iaA nearly ~ va, found
.A a'r la#Art. ..a1er friend, ~ S hauE
interested themselves III his il.half and
20 him Pail. Later Mr.. .spp!eby found
'ile mnueF AZ ler haus- TINS ey0liar.. tiy.e
S'-laik- IN court this morning the ca,e
against him will b- formally dismissed.
The sun., 1900-10-19
ELEcr THE coNGHEssNAN.

T.e aatioazi c1a=res.isnz. e,1a,aitres
ia charge = tie lat.9aal eslaIai=a for
h. eieciiea II e91gge=elHe1. snnouBee-
ihat = J. al,-9l1teiy nee=~sary 10 eleet
every possible Regabliesa congressional
cangs.la;+. - prevent The possibility u
Democratic control q C9ner-.. Deia-
ware hesiiaG -hi, ed. mus; - her part
by eiaeriig IN. Bai. a. her next cgngre--
-i0ua. representative. i j. ngt hard Il
Do The chance are god. All that i
Needed +. ser eve-y Republican y regis
rer ard vote tie s'raiyh, Republican
tirket. Thi. eall should eau.@ erery Re-
plhieaa ah9 = TIT Fezi-1--e! u regis
~ - ssfHrlsy. Tha, will b. the lat
eaan fes tAl e.ee1iaa L N af5alt-
ly believed ami as-ert . that President
sirA1.ey a.i IL rL b1t III make
'a4t -e erss I.e. il.can yoter should
ve-i-er ae vote. TAe coa,rol q Con
* ia d1rD'- Every Republican
.Aoad gegi.ief aud vote 70 prevent
Lea latic arra IL cs
The sun., 1900-10-19
.nlLAMA..l..s rEMLL.n

Tie PHILADELPHIA irdgar wisieh ita ~.
ccuuy d.yeiypcd Dir di-po itioa n g9e
SLIPPING la-y body. intent ID modelling
- ot!.er people business 70 the neglect
Of #. o,t, h ju-' now very macli
alarmed ogcr tlip prospect of a kepub-
Iican yi@ofs % Delaware. IN . recent
issue Il .aid:
Among recent Developments in Drla-
ware politics tha mODt oninnns feature
g. tho apparent tendency on the part ~
some influential Regular Republicans
10 surrender 10 Addicks im the interest
Of "hnfuon}"
Whai the Ledger mean. to say, but
wha ii4 misty litilc prejudice against
Nj !. Edward .Nddicks viii not lct il
fay, /. nil IN Republicans y Della
ware gr, ~ girw Of The important
Sate and national interest," involved in
tIc nas elteliaif end whicli otlIcrwi.c
waud ho jlopnrizca, e not aoifaod,
copesid f5 iop G2hiae, win TIC Statc
rp l}Y4parali" control aad sirr ihG
na',a administration @ns ald 4 6an
u tuan4 aaarhcr p4oesatic a
f'r i h4. m1 capiiai u llr
F9 .l ac iolcf lam Nr. Ad-
dr loafni'g nte every Union
l,el'I lj3aua Avn haragse "
ihi la'n eopld GLADLY or"iy po!it-
icd aorc N ID. Stan nd Nc thc
Iatei State larrd otr 10 Demo-
craft cniaral q course r,,rg apolo2it
and lrurGcuy nf Delaware Democratic
misnio aud outrage alnlauds the Led
ger ann i becomes % partner in q
series of political outrage such as have
rarely cursed state. And this nbrtt0r
Of political outrage -of thrft and bribery
committed 10 maintain political control
Of state against the will of minority
OF its people finds fault with aud scolds
The people Of DVlnwarr. the Ma
tohal Republican Convention, the M.
tional Committee and the National AL
minisirntion, because they do not con.
slider It's little hates, its li.tle loves. an
The sun., 1900-10-19
HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
Coming Weddings.
O-O-O-O-n

william Walton Satterfeld, a well
known young nzn Of Dover. and en-
ployed on the state Sentinel, and Mas
ter Workman Of Diamond Lodge. a. 0.
Z. W, will be married on Wednesday
evening, October q, to Nisg Susie Ryail,
daughter Of Mr. and Ars. ]. Z. Staats.
Cards are ont announcing the marriage
OF Harry y. johnson Of Wyoming, 70
Misc Harriet Lsfferty Of near Dipsic.
The wedding win take place at the home
Of the BRIDES parents ON Wednesday
evening, October a.
The Wedding Of Miss Annie Draper,
daughter Of Mr. and Airs Henry r.
Draper Of Camden, and oae OF the most
popular young women Of the town, and
Walter Booker Of Hi,aboro, Nd, VII.
occur a. the home of the bride on Thurs-
day, October Is. at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. Rev. / W. Layfleld, pastor
Of Camden Vi. f. Church, will perform
The ceremony, alter Tnich the couple
VII eaYe t5r an ex.erded trip.
The sun., 1900-10-19
THE SIN. wIIMTNcTON. DELAWARE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER j

eas11sa fa4se Ta K4sat -5esHs r
care Z Ees 1eas.a ~ Lt-
1.s - l---,svg-s 1e sre 81 ~
4. r p Ae7r '@trle
tAr r 4 ~ EeEaa-lsl
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M @ h a- e-9w a.
E @ D1Feri-
rs t " eAaF
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5
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The sun., 1900-10-19
RAILROADS.
~sfzA
G B. AND 0.

Schedule in effect May 20, 1900.
Al trains Illuminated with Pintscb
Light.
sEzpres trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
DELAWARE AVENUE station
tOR NEW YORK. week days. s5.01.
'9.sy' 'l0.52 g. M: T12.ls. s2.35. ss.5s.
'5.ls. faii Pullman cars,J sS.23. SO
Al5..Z, p m. Sundays. '5.0l. ss.3s, 'lI.s5.
g. H.; ~. 45.5s, s5.19 (ail Pullman
cars, '7.43. 'la.52 d ii.
PHILADELPHIA, week DAYS. a5o1.
90, $50, 40, 'S.25. @g.29. sie.52, HOS.
.. M; 4l-l9, '2.35, 200, '35s, s5.ls. fall
Pullman cara) 5.2j. sG.23. go. s7.4s.
1872 ?. N. Sundays, '5.0l, 7.S9. $50.
ss.s9, 1875, 'll.35, a. M; -2.35, 900, a3.5s.
'5.is lall Pullman carsJ $50. '7.43, s.55.
'l9.52, p. m.
CHESTER, week days, $50, $50.
80, 's.25, 's.3s, 'l0.52, 1l.0s a. m. 200.
Us. go, '7.i3, 1852. p m. Sundays.
40, $50, 1873, 1875, '11.S5, a. m; 800,
sS9. '7.49, S.55, 1852, p. IN.
ATLANTIC CITY, week DAYS. $3.50.
a. m; 1919, 2.sJ, '3.58, '5.25ep.m Sundays
80 a. III.
Cape May, Ocean City. and Sea Isle
City, week days, $50 a. m, 2.s5 D. m.
sundays, 7.3g a. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
week days, s4.ls 6.55, 800. s1l.m a.
NJ; -l2.56. '209. 3.ls. $40, s4.57, s5.5a
,ai Pullman carsi. aS.94. sI0.12. D. m.
Sundays, 'l.1s. -S.0i, $40 a. M. .12. So
'-os, 's.57, '5.39. tall Pullman cars.
.5.3s. 's.oi, al0.12. p. N.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STA.
( IICNS, 6.55 a. NJ; 2.19 p. N. daily ex-
sept Sunday. SO {. m, 6.Ss p. m, sun
I dag only.
NEWARK. week days. s41s. e.5z
so, 'll9l a. m; 1926. s.le. 49,. SIS
-lQl2, y. n. sundays. sa.Is. aSO4. $50
a. m: 'l2.j6, ai57, .6.2s, 7.32. s1012 n. m
/ PiIISBUEG, week days. as.O4 a. M:
-4.5l, -5.25 (all Pullman carSi. al012 n.
N. Sundays, ss.14 d. m.: s4.57. s5.sg lalI
Pullman carsl, al012 p. m.
CHICAGO, daily, 'S.oi a. m; s4.57,
CINCINNATI AND ST. LoUIs
so. q. m; 1856 ana .iol2 =. m. daiIl'
SlNGERLY ACCOMMODATION
week days, e.55 M; s.1s, els D. m.
sundays, $40 4. m, 7.32 D. N.
LANDENBURG ACCOMMODA-
| lion, week days. 3.19, 4.57 D. m. Sum
days. 635 m.
LEAVE MARKET STREEr STA
TION for
BALTIMORE, week days, $40 D. m.
LANDENBERG, week days, $40 a.
M S.lO, 500 p. m. Sundays, $40 a.
m; 5.45 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR
WILMINGTON, week days, 1885 $50.
l.3o' '10.26, 11.00 a. M; 1920, .l.37, 2I5'
.3.M, APO 4.3o. '5.O7 (all Pullman carsl.
5.S5, $40, '6.So, '7.3o, 1886, us D. m
Sundays, 1885, '7.S0. $500 100 a. M:
'l2.2o, 'l.S7, 1.45 '42O, 5.O7 (all Pullman
cars, 500 6.3O, '7.3O. '7.S5, 1890 D. m.
Delmaryia Telephone 1913.
Rates TO Western points lower than
via any other line.
+. d. UNDERWOOD, Gen. Manager.
ID. 3. MARTIN, Man. Of Pass. franc
The sun., 1900-10-19
Ford CInh VIII Pnradc-

lhe Ietrr : Forl MarcAia- Cinb +.
T. paade ihrsa-h the r.zth and Ninth
WHsds this evening prior to rhe mass
iaaeiiI.= ~ la atlA 81 FpHtaerah aud
lirenr4 -'r.css RsEf.t 6. lIa.nam.
Thomas Davis. J. W. Ponder. Josiah
Maryil ana WI $. Meredith ire ID speak.
The sun., 1900-10-19
Funeral or w. G.. Elliott,

The funeral OF William G. Elliott took
place Yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, No. 6l5 French street. Ser.
vices were held in Asbury u. E. Church
and interment was made in Mt. Salem
cemetery. DUPONT Post, g. a, r.. Of
which he was member, ATTENDED. The
firing party Sas made up Of Sons Of Vet
erane.
The sun., 1900-10-19
Wants Heavy Damages.

SNOW Hill, Md. Oct. II. John Morri,
Of Somerset county, by Gordon Tull, his
attorney, has brought suit against Riley
NJ. Stevenson for $4,000 dumages for
Injuries alleged 10 have been caused by
The falling Of the plaintiff into a well
containing ,cllding hot water on tho
mn premises Of thc defendant IN Poro-
m"if City On the 18Th Of August last.
Al"lyin \ Handy wiIl appear for ~ dc-
f"ndani.
The sun., 1900-10-19
Light for Laurel.

TIE Delaware Electric Co., which or.
2anizse z, Laufei several months sg5 fcr
tna pn Iess q! lighting towns oi tie sec.
'ien, started up "Wednesday evening. rs
p'ah Il .Dcatra iA tie pm oi tie town
kL9"h a. Bfo.E4.n ID tie slaye fuii. FOR.
met.g operated by ISi.ley 3: Co., which
nas the adrsniage 9. running either by
"aEf q. HteaA potcr 5 aiord anu
t-@lss' sfs ted LF the company and
Delmag VIE =yqa follow.
The sun., 1900-10-19
LEGISLATURE.

EenatOrs
81 Dis. Howard Dc Haven Ross.
4th District-Benjamin A Groves.
Cth District-Harry Z. Ellison
Representatives,:
1st District-Jarneg Kitchen.
u District Samuel II. Bsynard.
5d District James W. Robertson.
zth District-Hsrry i. J0slyn.
9Th William File.
s,h District Frank +. Ewing.
7th William X. Finn.
9Th District Richard T. Pilling.
9Th District-William Chandler.
10Th District- Harry ". Hushebeck.
11th District John W. Dayett.
18th Distrirt Theodore r. Clark.
18th District Robert :. Carpenter.
llth Di.trici Richard HoJgson.
15th District James W. Lattomus.
The sun., 1900-10-19
streeter Acquitted Of Conspiracy

Chicago. Oct. 1S.-Captain George Wei
lineton Stfectcr and seven codefendants.
Whose attempt to hold filed IN land on
tho lake front here last summer resulted
in the mobilization Of the police force Of
this city and the wounding Of two per.
sons. have been declared mot guilty" Of
conspiracy 10 commit murder. \ charge
Of unlawful asscmblage still remains
against the ''squatters," as well as a
number Of civil suits.
The sun., 1900-10-19
Short session Of CnnnciI.

City Council held short session last
night. The balance in the First Ma
tional Bank was SIS, ,92LO7, with 5000
in each OF the four depository banks.
Tax Collector Savers reported collections
Of $1,000; I. s. Lewis collections Of
81, 100.
The sun., 1900-10-19
the Li.btermen,s strike.

lSplflbH. iJfI. 10. - ne fpnclllaflOn
board q the London chamber of COM
mcrcc has undertaken to arbtrate the
dispute between the lightcrmen and their
employers. \ speedy settlement Of the
@trike is therefore anticipated.
Extract from a speech by John Proc
tor Clarke at jamestown, n. d., that
made the cowboys yell ana the rafters
ring:
Tile state Of this country las chang
% in the four years. 4 little while
ago you were putting mortgages on
and letting the paint wear Off. Now
you are taking Off the mortgages aui
putting on the paint. Speaking Of
paint, faX, which you raise ana live
by along with wheat, is $1.3j Il bush
e. Flag is used 10 make llnseed Oh.
Linsced oil makes paint. The Ihicp of
fax has gone up because people are
well enough off 10 use paint. vet Won
Will hear man c"ging in his desola-
tion that we make prosperity for a
few but that il doesn't reach the pro-
ducing classes. Ii one goes up, all 20
up. There are two words made by the
letters can't. One of them has an
apostrophe before the final t. Roth
are the attributes of the Democratic
party. The man who sits all day long
on the rear platform of the train
wishing he had the courage to get off
at the last station lie passed and study.
Ing the advantages of the places is
gone. 1t is looking backward par
ty. Lots wife looked back, and she
has not moved yet"
The sun., 1900-10-19

Register! Register! Register. Re
pnbIicans tomorrow is the last on
pnrtnnity y"u Will have 10 register in
order 10 be able 10 vote for McKin-
ley and continued prosperity. All
republicans who have not yet regis
tered shonEd do so tomorrow.
The sun., 1900-10-19
HarIcst Homo Services.

Harvest Home services will he held al
Asbury VI. l.. Church On next SAB.
bath afternoon at 3 o'clock. The church
will be decorated with the fruits OF the
years harvest. All will be expected to
bring something as an expression Of
their gratitude to God for his proyiden.
tial care over them the past year.
The sun., 1900-10-19
TeIesrnphers 10 Meet In Frisco.

st. Louis. Oct 1S.-The Order of Rail
way Telegraphcrs, which has been in
grand council here for ten days, has adj
iourned 10 meet in San Francisco the
second Monday Of October, 1901.
The sun., 1900-10-19
Work atthe Parks.

Superintendent Of Pu-..c Parks Leiscn
has z force Of men at work laying tar
hnd gravel walks in Rockford Park.
The fall planting will be started in the
various parks next week. 1t is ex-
prcted that about 1000 oak. maple and
bnttonwood trees will be put out.
The sun., 1900-10-19
Accident to Fertsch.

Pitcher Ferttch, who pitched for the
Salisbury baseball club this season. was
accidentally shot while out cunning near
Reading, Pa, last week, and it is
thought he will be unable to play bali
again.
The sun., 1900-10-19
Joint Committee Meets.

The joint executive committee of the
Republican county committees met at
No. 1905 King street yesterday. Every
effort is to be made to secure full regis
trntion of Republicans on Saturday.
Chairman Ewart presided.
The sun., 1900-10-19

r -iNH a4A
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c-a.4 f-
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~ gs4 a1
& Ed @ fA
oe rlf71
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- g. @ cf
Le A
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I H- @
1 2 t1s
L
ft ka
Ee
-s f
~ M t- rrF aa5 aFE 71a @ala-
Rsga Committee Uzls ~ i-]-t
~ b11.ss " Eaiz5nz ~ A1-
l.eEt r-rmd ~ tle i'--.LzcelplL.a esylTs.--
tllr- tls ziri1e Il tl= stamp gf parry
rezu.artfT-
We pr-e1a4e tlat faere were seresa.
n..s. ~ ;he Nzfis-l4I I.eT.lbiic4a Commit
~. uho are the e,.tai IA political VIZ
ds1a. f. E10ale5.e u the Eee..siF.es u
,ae na,h,al political s.t.atiol aa1 L
tatriaeie ds>ire - aet ri-+!T ald vel
~ all Interests IL tie eoatForersy Ehieh
tie Delauare ca.s 6gfofe that e1saiai;-
-4e p.48e. The ease was LII new. The
,aefa iav4 " ,sa Na,iy1al c1maittee. the
w..4.r asl is-at u them had eoac.ude1
.,seDf. tie ,7y1re..tlgu assembled EAst the
action ef The committee azld c9nYeat.ol
soar re tvaTE1 had t-7,n uH!pst ald
ra-Ead Sd is!uT I, 1-e Republican
l#7y ~ De.au aE a'9 N rle Na-
r,oaa Eeg.b...4 psry aad Asa d.
.aaa II asa that VIZ II.
raa sr Dg la rAr aal gsz-a-
lrea aai fiaT asd ae-
fe t e Na2aaa
attire. lib oa-t rrei-.9 ~
t.a. a913 M C45. a-,
lalr aa . caya e1iTe.r
..s d.a- al b@@ae fr aee.aea- e
A aas t committee ia-@ A.l
.I5an 5#d tae c5 z1,lea NJ oa7T 1a-
g.mstslr brt au,uu..4.t ieal.y endorsed
-s.e c9nri-,-e actioa sHI sDsrF. Be-
cans. tHe Naaeaai Republican cemnit-
,ae aaI convention d.l tas- - right Z
wrong aalch they lad previously CON
sal,t,.d. L, aid tie Republicans Il Deia-
ware " wiu ut agains, The most pdion-
tyranny ,hat ever existed IL thi. country.
,hi, editorial pha5-re, saya the National
Coinmittee committed an ~egregious
biunder''
This editorial pharisee i as ignorant
~ he /. concei,ed. - far a. Delaware
polite. u concerned. u says;
Il ha. been shown time and again
f9r several campaigns that the only kind
NJ compromise which Addicks viii ac-
cept i4 tho harmony that leaves him
'boss" of Delaware and Emitted States
! Senator.
The history u tho Union Republican
movement Ill ,hi. State proves this state
nacnt % l." utterly fal-e. It rests nIpf
ltAe statement " cou uspiritor against Ee
publican snrcc- ii Delaware upon de-
lleatej eon.p.Fat9 asa.n-t 'he bet ~
ltca n ta Stata raat..ratr "af
IIa,e aa4pt-4 eaaay liz p3Iiey pot
i,#.rd M EIeT i9r II. pE 4
IGaiira#s4 ta. la4p-r...r hol4 arsi
S lg satH~. N II
ara " mat a,eu af
ii
tA * @
14stls 4a
2e4 "aaA
fE E rll- n.. t
1 u9 y
2 i b, o deoa 1a
itE tsa ~.5.a ljet vac lj.a9cr@'i
lt.tar auI 49, viii wia.
"a ham t9 ".a iiy NJ pliii laEsi
r.. .1pp,scdIy Intelligent maa wl
Iiaat auch statement ~ that. Il 4 9
oao.. 4 Iroof of Iii cnrirc ignorance Q
Tie Dolaware situation, of his ignoranc
~ thc nncns.iiic- u ihe uaiional polit
raj situation as decided by the Nationa
Republican Committee charged with tn
duty ~ rnying The nation from the per
~ a Democratic national administration
Or worse proof of q deliberate attcmI
I | 10 deceive whoever should read what Ii
! had written, aud thus put Delaware ]
peril ~ another Democratic state ~
mini.tratiDn.
Why
Beciusc Colonel du rnnt failed
force his way into the United STATE
s'-natr upon q spurious crcd"niiai.
j --- ----
The sun., 1900-10-19
Demonstration at Newport.

The Newport Republican Club will
have q great demonstration in Red Mems
Hall. Newport. next Wednesday night.
William 5. Hiiles, Levi c. Bird, L. Heis
Ter Ball and candidate for governor John
HUM have been invited TO speak.
The sun., 1900-10-19
German pemocrats Meet.

Ihe oirlmaH Democrats held d mass
rfaetina iu German Hau last n.hJ Adj
dge-sa- were made hg Dr. l.. w. IIaber-
em. ftra4 aal.,ar sf ihc treasury d.
r3 lne.t u..l1 ir ,ideAt Harrison. and
ni't.,
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Recelxed Wv rent.

iae kaoea kog. cifcna which ost Il.
.arle leht 3 lie a. 6egtgejoan on Tues.
iay. in!mea.a,ey ) e esraplcd ior new
Eit ah1 g1l Y ~ tlme ~ I'll" perform
'uc- a Milford On Nedae.1ay.
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TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST

FOX THE WEST.
$50 a. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Cincinnati Louisville, and st. Louis.
Dining carr
1925 a. m. daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. mo coaches to Pittsburgh, Linn
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
1920 p. m. daily, Limited" Pittsburp
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, and st. Louis. din
ing Carr
1925 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Cleye-
land.
43o p. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago
Nashville (via Cincinnati), Indian.
apolis, and st. Louis. Dining Carl
s.25 p. m. daily, Pittsburg, Columbus.
indianapolis, Louisville, and st. Louis,
$50 r. m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago:
for Toledo, except Saturday.
HOO p. m. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati.
and Cleveland.
ll.2o p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
aaily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland. except
Saturday.
~ Congressional Limited EXPRESS.
Al Ncstlhnle Parlor Cars and Dining
Car. No extra fare other than the usnal
Pullman charges.
~ Limited Express. Vestibule Parlor
Cars, Nestibule Passenger Coaches. and
/ Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Companv
wlll call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences.
For further information, passengers
are referred to the ticket agent at tbe
station. "' ehe
J. B. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. Woon
zen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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RAILROADs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE Z. Z.
WILMINGTON
s2hs3u-e n e1eet Octol,aF !, 100.

AND BAL1lMDkE X. 4.
sehetu.e II eEeet Octolar I. 100.
Tiz1s leave Wilmington as follows:
tr Pailssellaia fe1F-eas3, I-57, sO2
49, go. 10. To g5g. s+-. go, s55,
24-tl- ze-s2, I-zz. ll-e-, Il.s5 a. n, zl215,
l-s1. 80, s-lL- 49,. 5.7, s.g7, f.59, e.5s,
1.l-- s-1s. a13 s.-s =. 70.
Accommodation 5.ll. 10. s14, 1I.o3 a.
=. -, ~, Al4. so. aad - 9 ?. m
Pos Ches-=r express. 1T, 40. e.20
- - SO. SIS. 1C.1l. H. Ii.2z, l1.45
e IL II, 40, As. SO. 5.ss. and 500
?. E
Accommodation, SO, 10. sls. -,.os a.
X. IL. ~, 30. az e.s9. and 1913
D. II.
F5z New York fthr0ugh express. 1.57.
az, -, dining car, s-55. 1862. ll.45
a. n. xl--ls dining czrt. l.S7 dining car
s-il, s.l7. 's--9 dining car, III. and SIG
p n. connecting via Broad Street STA
-i0a. Philadelphia. An SEQ, 7.ig, 7.50.
80. 1911. 1852 a. N, 12-59. 137. 2.32.
I'll. s-5s, so. s.o7, s.5s. s.ls. and lo.4s
p u.
For Boston without change, 1872 a. N.
and III p. n
For Newark Center and Intermediate
stations, 7.g7 a. N. and s.3s ?. N.
Baltimore and Washington, AS, 500.
s.le, l0.is, and 1L02 a. m, 1906. 1913,
Ii-l5. Ia. 5.5i. 4Gs. 5.23, .s.i6, s.4s, 7.03,
7-5s. s.iI p. n, and Los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
30, 4.45, 5.57 p. IL. 1918 night.
LeaTe Philadelphia. Broad street, for
Wilmington (express,. 3.5J, 7.2o. rs
s-z-. l0.49. 11.52 a. m.,1l2.2s. Lib, go,
/ s.i3. 80, 3.5s. l.1I, Al, sos. 5.54. 55q.
-. s.-o, s.55, 81. il.2s. 11.2s p. N. and
/ lzz9 night.
Accommodation. s.24. 80, s.12, 1875 a.
n. l.23, 3oi, 4.ci. 4.4, e.27, s.3s. 1922,
and lISs p II.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
/ For Phi.sdelphia express, i.57. 3.o2,
40, s.55, So s.55, ICs2, I1.45, a. m,
- 3.o., -, s.o-, 1T. 500, and s.1e
2. ID.
Accommodation. 40, $40 q. m, 1914,
2.o4, 40, 5.zs, 7.zs. and 1913 p. m.
Eor Chester cypress. 1.57. 4.21, s.55.
s-25. il.i5 a. IT,, 30, 800, 4.53, e07, and
s.os ?. n.
I Accommodation, 7.10. $40 a. m, 12.14,
/ 2.o9, 40. 5.zs, ~, and 10.43 p. IN.
| For New York Through e1pressl, 1.57,
S.o2, s.S5 dining carl, e.55, 10. 50, 1I.45
a. m, 1.5T dining carr, 800, e.0T, 's20
dining carr, III, s.1s p. m, connecting
via Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
40, 40, SO a. L. 1.S7, 400, 400, ASS,
s.07. III, and l0.43p. m.
For Boston, without change, III D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.35, 500,
1o.1s a. m. 12o5, 1918, 1.5e, 3.5l, 400.
5.23, $40, 6.4s, 7.3s, s.11 p. m, and los
/ night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
5.57 p. m. 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington (exrressl, $50, 7.20, 11.23,
11.33 a. M, LIB, 3.13, 3.2s AL, sos, sos,
e.55, I.Sl, s.35, 11.2s, 11.2s p. N. and u 20
night.
Accommodation, s.s5, s.12 1o35a. m,
1870, 232, s.1S, s.38, and 1922 p. m.
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Help Wanted.

a GENIs MANTED-tOR 'GALVFSTOS.
q me Horrors Of Stricken City" hy Murst
ID hais,esad-a fearful TILE OF a beaute6us civ
SWspt S;5 il INTO the sea. Demand enormous srlen.
u5a Id9 nooE. only 81 50 Agents selling from 10 to
~ Gal Y snd clearing from Sc 10 SIS daily. A
5Sonanza for Agents. Only endorsed ioot
III ,sgnt soce,, pad Credit given outfts ire send
siqns; Seud Tor outfit ana Il, ritor. toiay TuE
DOMINION COMPANY, Dept A., CHICAGO.