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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
EXTRA TRAINS TO CONVENTION.
p,or+v If Cars for all the Delegates
+o White River Junction.

(Special to the TELEaRAM''
ST. Albans, June 2l.-Extra cars
.,;,, ho added to the morning Tram
so,,th Tuesday June 2e, for the olS-
'oN oonvention at White River
Junction, and a special will be run
h,ck leaving there at $40 p ln'' '''ef
the convention.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
AMNESTY ISSUED.

Washington June 2l'-The war oe.
partment published not'ce ol
amnesty issued today at Manila oy
Macarthur.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
RUSSIAN MINISTER DEAD

g. Petersburg, June 2l'rlne llD
Russian Ss; minister of foreign ma a'la'rs' s"S.
huSSlan Mnravief, aged 50, died SUD-
denly this morning at ore'A'"'''
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
RAIN TONIGHT

Boston June 2l' - snow siloM''''
.on,aht. Southwest Winds
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
BASE BALL.

LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston IL, New York /;
Pittsbug 8, Chicago 1;
Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 5;
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
Renorts Were Authentical
To-day From Russia.

Berlin. June 2l.--A Toxic despatch
saws the Japanese Consul at Shanghai
confirms the report that Seymour has
arrived at Pekin and the diplomatic
CORDS is safe. The foreign settlement
at Lien rsin was reduced to ashes on
the 18th.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21

,,,,.+,. Little early Rlser''
Ve"'Th Ths tsmous little ''''s'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21

Shanghai, June 2l.-The French
consul wires that the British mission
at Tsang Chow has been looted.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21

Hong Kong, June 2l.-The reports
at Canton arc that owing to the rep
resentatjons of foreign conSuls, LII
Hung has consented to remain at Can
ton.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
LEAGUE STANDING.

Dewitt 5 Witch hazel Salvs
Cures Piles. ScAlds. Burma.
The sun., 1900-10-29
TO RETURN TO PEKING
Secret Edict Issued BY Chinese En-
peror and Empress.
HOW THE MESSAGE READS.
Furcfan ministers Hold a Confer
ence-Li Hung chang Dcplores
the RchriIian-Report of
Il Battle.

Bf!in Ort 2s. 4 Shanghai dispatch
q tite Lukal .&nzci-rr states that a secret
tdiet which Was issued on Oct 21 de-
ghlHs that thF emperor and empress dow
a@er do uut consider themselves free from
blanle fnr thc Boxers rebellion, although
,hry haze punished tile PersonagcS who
protected the rebels. The cdict says.
We intend T. enter into peace ncgotia-
tiun>, for which purpose we will return
y Pcking at the earliest possible oppor-
tunty In order tn tmnqullize our I'M
prrial ancestors We will not stay long ut
llsien-fn. Prince Ching and Ii Hung
Chang have 50 far accomplished nothing
with the ministers. and I'ckng is full Of
foreign troops, When the independence
Of China is guaranteed. we will have n
basis for negotiations. and the court will
return within a reasonable time. Mean
time we hope the viceroyS and governors
will keep their territories intact ana sup
ply the court with arms, provisions and
money"
The sun., 1900-10-29
HOW 10 VOTE.

Tie casting Of his ballot is the most
important duty citizen ha- q perform,
To decide for what and for whom %
cast il Is sometimes 4 difficult matter.
In politics, III iii rel@ioi judgement
often gacS against llhariteal preference.
and rrediudiceS and to often ihr in
ilupn"rs Of environment dnt"r men FROM
opcu declaration u III deri I'm which
their i,nitnoni dictates. H thuS tIir
la,llot fails to eNnrt tfa eEn goal
iudgrmrut ai III yafcr I "h1ate this
defect n tln ,i3i3-tHlau ~ tar ballaf,
50 far III :ieiil4 tHe v1ter nrtt fr"n-
dom il th choice " i- t.i aud -
candidates fat Whom ~ H Il ge #
vote, ihe -terot glitt Aa Ne NslAe5.
ia tlearY + apnr#s a. P NiE at-
tail the cir sought u mae i iaa.
III nmty Instances baransc n agmar
ous tnl diiHrnIt atail- r"Hia y li
ca-tins II paHfe Mtlai ail Ieeai.,
~ the rtpGiues~ 81 ataei0i officers Z
throw ent II the count tho ballot, q 81,
opposite party, that 10 uat prifrclll
meet tile ideal requirement, q the Law.
The ballots tlat arc TIM thrown on
are gcncrall@ these II voters who hav'
tried very hard 10 meet cvnry require
INIT Of the law ana Tins the innoccn
are made 70 suffer the loss Of thpi
votes. 10 obviatc this-to give ever!
voter the opportunity T. vote and t
secure the counting of his ballot, an,
10 secure as near rs possible the aEgrr
gate judgment Of the electorate :
every citizen should try to arquaint him
The sun., 1900-10-29
TIL SIS.
Union RennbIican Platform Adopted
April 3, 1000.

"iiat ail combinations Gr tfasts. So
ltallel. Wliuse operation. management
lan! control. increases tiH cost VI any
Iauice u commodity e. the consumer
are Il nrnance Ii The safety Of the coun-
ltrr and should be 81 Regulated and can-
ltrollGd by proper and adequate lcgisla-
tHi that said operation. management
and control viii iii the future insure 10
the benefit Of the people. And if for
he good Of the people it is found i'm
possible 70 permit the existence Of such
combinations OF trusts under such re-
strictrd conditions then we demand such
legislation as will completely abolish
them
The Republican Platform adopted 1T
the Opera House Convention August
10Th. 1900:
We dcnouncc and condemn all com
hinutions and monopoles whose object
| it is TO stitie fair competition ana 10
nniustly enhance prices at the expense
Of the consumer.
National Republican Platform Of 1900.
| We recognize the necessity and pro
priety Of the honest cn-uprration of
capital @ m"et new business conditions
ana especially 10 extend our rapidly in
lrrrlsinE furrign trade, hut we condemn
al c"iiSpiracies ANA combinations i'll
! telnled 10 restrict business, tn create
mmefaits ~ limit proluetipn, N Il
cmipol prices. and favor such legiSla-
/ liMA us Mill effectively restrain and plc-
Ne4t III SNeh abuses, moteel ali pro-
nate caupetitiuA and secure ila ri2ltts
Iai pieaucof. lahasl'S, aud al Who g'e
Ec4asgl III iada-tay a41 r,Hun39@e,
sora IL Democrats ald l.ratiiaa> /.
GI GaH-a oi taH-is
th ,iuu lst I5t0 i iat resautiut
tititliu ,a titcl Sta1 %hili
irtiA re&iaH. ptoai5iJ ~ ois~y,
ita.t- ilauaRHli ~ combinations
ShefHer eNstia& ii lIu farl Fl cat
iT.ttioi "a otherwise. I'hp ,rya(
StGte- llii$ cauliaa ~ oNrai-e ucl
aoWP nj iaiy nam"r lyat III couilirt
with the pws II Tire GHitel States.
Section 3, Congress shall h4lr Fow,l
10 enforce the provision If This aticl,
rs appropriate legislation"
Tn tho motion To adopt this join
resolution there were la yeas, nf whicI
$50 were Republicans and werG Demo
crafts. There were 49, nays, Of whicl
1870 were Democrats aud Iopnl~tS an,
TWO were Republicans. Tho resolution
failed to pass owing to the fact that
ltWo-thirlS vote WAS required upon
proposed constitutional amendment. an,
it< rejection was caused solely by Demo
ora tic y0tr
The sun., 1900-10-29
III Dcplores the Rebellion.

Rome, Oct. 2S.-Thc Peking corre-
spondent of the Messagern cables the re-
port Of an interview with II Hung
Chang. in the course of which the latter
deplored the rebellion and said that Chi
ma would have 10 submit to punishment
soon for the grave faults Of few thou
sand rebels Now that peace is almost
concluded he hoped the powers would ap-
precnte China's desire 10 give just satis-
faction and would withdraw their troops
as soon a> possible. Earl Ii spoke with
cnthusig:m Of the resumption Of CONNER
cial relations.
I'll" impression Of the Mcssarcro's cor
RESPONDENT i TINT Ii Hang Chang Is
fully awarn Of Ill, disagreement among
tie alliee and that tli, constitutes his
SlNong1h.
The sun., 1900-10-29
FOR C0L0RED VOTERS.
Big Mass Meeting to be Held
at Opera House Tomor-
row Might.
Hon. Charles Z Anderson Of Nev
York. and other Prominent
Golorcd Orators win
Nuke Addresses.

: great mass meeting ot ca'ored Re-
pl1bilcans viii - held al tie Opera
House .onarfaW evening. Seats @i'l lie
reserved iar laGirs lnc meeting will Is.
nndtr tie aiApiFes ii the Citzeas'
Ieag, staEc Committee.
the Hon. Chal.es Z. Anderson Of New
4efk, and other cotared uiattrs Of note
viii adestess the meeting The vice
presidents oi the meeting will be:
New Castle county, ". p. Miller, the
Rev. j r. Brown, Charles Coiburn, w.
I Nandaln. LaLon Collins II. d. Postles
the Rcy. N. , Henley, John Thomson,
A. u =. Anderson, the Rev. E. +. Moore
DIR. ). q. Ebert, w. Caldwell, DR.. II. o.
Stevens, j. NJ. kirkman, DR.. j. B. Stubbs
Simon Chase, Il. II. Weeks, Thomas L
Postles, Ellsworth Me,cer, S. V. B. Carty
w. / Postles, W. f. Grinage, E. D
Murray, F. D. Coiyln, H. Henry, r. H.
Lewis. Francis Scott, w. Winston, o
llumpson, Joseph Gumby, L. o. Posev,
Wi son Bems 'ey, John Mason, w. ii.
Hodges, Walter Glasgow, the Rev. NJ.
G. Brooks, Charles Il. Wilson, Frank
Rec, b. L. States, Henry Collins, James
The sun., 1900-10-29

Ii. Price, Jr., Joseph Carney, David
James, James II. Price, Sr., James Nc.
Pherson, Hestun Cooper, John Brown
George Hagan, George Morgan John
Waters, James K. Wilson, K. P. Jones
w Robinson, George $ Freeman, Rich
ard Anderson, II. NJ. Naudain, Juhn II !.
Coursley A. q Sterling, Ralph Spencer
James ii. Murray, u. Lewis, James
Shockley, Stephen Byard, Alfred Byafd
James Nice i Spencer. Wilson Virgins,
James Chambers. James Piicp. Thomas
| Anderson, John Bird A. B Merrersun
Johnson, George Tilghman, N. / ster.
| ling, w. Clayton, lilram Gotpr. Ne s1r
Walker, john Benson Charles Goeman.
| Noah W Lite, Benjamin Fisher. Waiter
/ Hollis In6deon- Burns, +. Hammond
4 Lew Naudaiu the Rev 4. l. II fl. f-nn
K. Z. James Il /. Brown, w.. i Miller,
the ReH. Mr.. Acco W. p. Laas, ] w
/ Shockley. James Gi5risty, fh5mas Perry.
/ W. Dill, Lewis Taylor, JaHn Williams
! B. +, Green, w. Harris, Maur!ce Spencer
/ Harry Anderson.
| Kent county-Peter W. Downes, Serah
J. NJ. Whaev, NJ. VI. Bearuer, samuel
Benson, Joseph g. stevens, the Rev. Zota
| w Nichols, Henry Sullivan, W. j.
Loper. Risden Ringod, Joshua Parker,
John W, Thompson, Daniel Covington,
Joseph +. Bell, w. 5 Matthews, Asbury
Baynard, Alexander Christopher, Will
more Harman, George Gibbs, Harry At
kins, James Till, w. Loper, Samuel j
Fisher, Sr., Daniel w. Harman, John
Tharp, Fred X. W Roston, W. Abrams,
Charles Tharp, the Rev W. L Williams
John W. Truitt, Jr-, Samuel Brown.
Sussex connty-Tolbert Short, W.
White, Henry kersey Eli 0 Russell, S.
L. Parker, Lewis BlaXson, Enos Brad
ley, John Blossom. georgia Fisher, I j
Spencer, Unice $ Blake, Noah Hopkins,
Peter Brown, John B. Aiken, Charles
Shockley, the Rev Mr. Water. w. W.
White, Caleb stuart, Caleb Woifori,
Chandler Gaines. Datiel Crockett, VA.
thaniei Parsons, s. i. Parser. Iohn
~A,ar, Joshua J Mitchell, Daniel Holm.
Luke Rickafd Daniel Cunaway CAarle.
Cunaway, Elias Water " Oliver. Jen
Sias II. Evans, VI. Helm George IlttcF-
elts. Levin lamJn, nan Stuar L iward
Bral'eY, Harvey, Batoa, George Il
lD!A sul
The sun., 1900-10-29
RAILROADS,
80 c. B. AND 0,
Schedule in effect May 20, 1900.
All trains illnminatel n.t1h =.

schedule IN effect May 20, 1900.
Light. 80 iih'acR
~l1Spres trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILAfINGray
/ DELAWARE AVENUE SY.tTI92s,
FOR NEW YORK, week d4,s. s..5
9.aJ, @l0.52, 4. M; a121g, e2S5.
soI9 tall Pullman carsj tG.23
la.53, 4 II. Sundays e5.0i, 1888. III
4. III; ~, S.aS 95.l9 (all Pullman
tisfs,l i.45, sl0,52 Il III.
PHILADELPHIA, week davs. .sm
o.S9, &c, 40 zS.25, $3.50, alO.52 IIe.
n ~; rlz.l9, %235, 800, a3.5S, 45.19 n.5
l'ulihlan cars,l SO, @6.2S, $50. IL
+l0,o2 =. m. Sundays, *5.ol. $50. s
%9.Sg, lO.35, "ll.S5, Il. M; s2.SS55, 800. vi
f5.l9 tall Pullman cars G.3U *7.4S. NJ
@1O52. y. III. 80
CHESTER week days, $50. +e n
7.S0, 4S.a5, a9.39 e10.52, 1l.OS n. =. 3@o
o.25 $50, '7.43 1862, D. M. Sunday
$50, $50, +9.39 1885, a11.35, d. ~. sn,
6.30 *l.43 S.55, *l0.52, u. in.
| ATLANTIC CITY. wecl, duyS -.
a. m; 1919 2.35, 1888, *525 pm. SUNDAYS
l.3O Il. III.
Cape May, Ocean City, ana Sen I.e
City, week days, $50 a. M, 2.s5 i. \
sundays, 7,3o il. III.
BALTIMORE AND WASIINGToy
week days, |41s G.55, 500. *Il.0
M; .l2.56 t2.0a, 3.19, $40. e4.57 i, q
! tnll IHllman carsl 800, t1Ol2. \ II
Sundays, t4.i9, +S.04, $40 a. M. .to n
*2o9, 7i5G $50. all Pullman carsl
*G.5S. 500, tloIa. j. n. '
BALTIMORE AND WAY sra,
4 TlONS, G.55 4. nj; s.lg i. n. daily ,.1.
GePt sunday, $40 q. M, SIS j. Ill, Sua.
4 daN only.
NEWARK. week days. *,1S e
zsse8, Ft1ol II, iii; i2.5s a.3a. HIN
I'll, i. ~ Sundays, 94IS, eS.G3. 18TH
= ,,i.-,g, li,i -.a9, i9t, st,2s G32, @lO.l3 p III
4 ~ lSitI RG, WeeA days, tS.UI II NJ.
i.5H 5.3a fall Pullman c..,sL El0la
/ n. Sundays *S.o4 L. ln.; 4.S,. s5.aJfa
/ Pullman ea.sl, *iol2 i. III.
i CHICAGO, daily, *S.04 i. M. *ls7
Ip. II.
CINCINNATI AND ST. Iorls.
1901 Il. m,; *l2.55 ana tlo3e = u daa'
SlNGEILl A1AlODA,TlGX
week days, $50 a NJ. S.la, sis j, m,
Sundays, $40 n III. 7.32 D. n.
LANDENBURG ACCOAMODA.
lion, week days. $40, 4.57 p. NJ. sun.
days, 63S III.
LEAVE MARKET STREE STA.
BALTIMORE, week days, $40 D. m.
LANDENBEltG, week days, $40 d.
m; 30, 500 p. M. Sundays, s4o a.
M; 5.45 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR
MlLM lNGTON, week days, 1885 $50,
$50, '1o.26, 11.oo a. M; 1920, .1.37, 2.15,
.3.N, +4.2o 4.3o, '5.o7 (all Pullman carsl.
a5.S5, $40, $3.50, '7.s0, 1886, 11.o D. M,
Sundays, 1916, +7.sO, $500 11.Oo a. M:
'l2,2o, '1.37, Las .4.2O, 5.o7 (all Pullman
cars), 500 $50, "7.SO, "7.S5, 1890 D. m.
Delmarvia Telephone 1893.
Rates to Western points lower than
via any other line.
7. y. UNDERWOOD, Gen. Manager.
y. 3. MARTIN, Man of Pass. Traffic.
The sun., 1900-10-29
RELIEF OF THE LEGATIONS.
Minister ConEer Expresses Gratitude
In Il Letter 10 Gcncrni Chnnce.

Washington 0ct, - ! general order
issued hy Gtuc1l Chiittc III pehiuc
: tlt 2 and .it received t iiin Mar de-
lartmeuf conforms tha Following letter
fraN Aliaiste Ga.er. cNpes.ins grati-
aiia l5i tha rli, ID tAu legations:
Prom tt moment II tiH allipal VI the
aiiiel rliei llnnn 1go l@Nr Till irisd per
smalg q NIles- aIl iaE aul @paiitudr
tor Taia tinialS e3lNinG ! am nai salts
t /. lMwtvsr Miih thS ugte rrtaei acs
k1 wI,.-ncf lle muiatie purpose
With which you lHrlitl moro ttau half
arolud the W3rld, tht heroic colra@c dis
pltled aml lhn tremendous saaiiees
made in your victoriaEs march from ficn-
SIN g. lickiug deserve 4 more tolvcnt eN-
preston II nAr siiieer appreciation and
profound gratitude than can ever lie Civ
cl. But. dear general, boz you On be-
half Of ;ill yGu sawed to accept for YOUR
self and tn extend iii large measure to
thu brave men who came with you tho
sincrrcst thanks that grateful hearts can
feel. We deeply dcplorc Tho loss Of the
splendid heroes who died that we might
live. and nur tenaercst SympathieS 90 out
TO the bleeding hearts never to be solaced
hy their return. We pray God to comfort
them and to reward and bless you one
and ALL"
The sun., 1900-10-29
rrIee In, 81 lleta. n Mls,.onarLe.

linngloii2 O't. IS lhe Ghin.Se VII
t9a! ltmtCciian ,7cietF oi tho iloi.piIg
li-triat lfa> elJried S:nn fgi hp hrad af
llr Sgsa NJ ta .ttean baaFd of
Hi ,iaHs aatI s.i,i1 - Z t"e the II els ~
thf kF J. q. faW', B5iti>A Wesleyan
iitissiaa4iA: IN. ':l3re ltH4tu Hap-
list i,s.Ia@ai aa ir. !sa io of tHr
.liaa l.lNteiit9 l#l 'fhe l'8f-
2t1 Ill. iHsgis ltH.t ina t -tfnfd III
liaisp8. tla na.,i tiie UE l5fl ai.
/ tIe uatnis autlfaGt-N ina ig-nrel
th" posting n th' placai, Protection
las hnen gaHtntcol hg Idgc9a- - a!l
y w" ~ in3I IfH PROPERTY u tAr missions
~ Of caIfse4i$
The sun., 1900-10-29
,llntnters IinlI i M.clinc..

Pari-. 0rt. IS 4 lisfateh 10 tho la
vas agency from i'rl;ing, dntcd Oct. ~,
Says the ministers held Il second meeting
70 examine NJ. DelcasSe's proposal and
they unanimously recognized the ncces-
sity for demanding the death Of all the
instisators Of the rebellion There is
reason to believe, the dispatch says, that
if the minister's insist and satisfaction he
obtained no reply will be made 10 the last
note of Prince Ching and Iii Hung
Chang. According 10 dispatch from
Tien-tsin, "A RnSso-tiermnn detachment i,
preparing To attack 10000 Boxers and
dSbandcd regulars southeast Of Tung-
chow
The sun., 1900-10-29
Terriblc emlrarin..s NJ Atnst.u Ln.Linn.

Seattle. Wash. Oct. IS. Rey. EalIlnr
John i. RENE ii charge or lie ltoi434l
Catholic missions on thc Yukon, has ~
rived At Dawson with terfihlp story Or
the suil'eriE@S " tie natiycs in that VAL
Icy from an epidemic Of mysterious dis
case resembling 4 combination of Inen-
monia. m"aslcs and typhoid fever ~
Holy Cross mission 80 ont Of 1910 Indians
died in less than two months. Famine
now threatens. as the natives have moi
been able to lay mp supplies Of fish and
game for the winter. The plaglio his
been general all along the river and along
the coast Of Bering sea, and thousands Of
natives have died and many more will die
from the disease itself or starvation fol-
lowing in its train.
The sun., 1900-10-29
MNsfcrN In Ricc 1n.n

New York. Oh. ~ Ia. Wallser cur
~. who atten,.si Mr. f;iee ii Iii, la.l III
mess. said Saanlul evenins: "The
amount ot inrrrif. claiinel h flape imai.
illfat liz ltF MiGhan- Is imiiHia.silnal.
Il maS lAte h, ittbr -lsieU III many
NiIl>. ! bef8i 3t criHd .0e hitA any.
,hias Waiaa wal Ia 4 itlur mairf.y il.
arsenic. l'aH .iat;aa ltsatn lnr
l.iHl M M 4, ap1 @.~ llr ,0imD
HuA yaalaI. ifW GsFs h!0rp jlsti
lpHes. tA, s raU, H. 4,{et4ii1l a.
L sita1ll GaH itt54 Neis ljsaair-
iias Aalni&C r A @ipf q dealne.>
ahq g lAa,iH, ,Iit@1e,l M... l.itc
H4t ~ tiN%c 4@1 5.@ i aA ssi se Hin
y tGl.l,. las3s.ta ''n s!i4E Mh., t!ia
piils were edaln5isi
The sun., 1900-10-29
Helm Wanted.

w ANIED-A young man to was Ii bottles ana
sa,s 70 work IN pickliig place. Also . coed
sSe man 70 sell to the retail grace ~ trade in
W, Wilmington Apply Wilmington PICK ling Co.
a GENIS MANTED-F0R GALVESTON,
1l5t .,saS ,nS HoHoTs q sticAet City, 1y Mutat
iiaisIead-a leafiul tale IL leau:ecug Clty
SMS[t s,'3 into the sea. lerald cnol mSus. stlti.
W. ,6ok 0,tly II no Agents selling nom 10 ID
~ aatiN snd ciealing fiom Sc 10 S75 daIjy. #
t,lisa5 @ "R ltt Asehts OnI CHdoIscd book
Fielsll ia5a GftaitgiYn. Gutlsts fre. send
5tN iEo,ttNt ianls i'm wstegc Rig coln,lfjs.
HlI,,t>Itee,,,a e,,a Z @ti.t and lior, today. TIE
at.si3sN 9iFaNft Dcrt Al. CHICAGO.
The sun., 1900-10-29
Native Christ4ans Massncred.

ST. Petersburg, Oct. %. Dispatches
from Mukdrn received ut the war office
say that proof is 1T hand that 100 natiye
Christians We're masSncrcl at Mukden
before the Russian occupation Fifty
modern guns, mostly krupps; several
thonsanl small CALLER rifles ana 20,uOo-
0Ql cartridges have been found.
The sun., 1900-10-29
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE II. r.
Schedule in effect October !, 1900

AND BALTIMORE Il. Il.
Schedule in effect October j, 1900.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia teXpressl i57, 3.O2
4.20, $50, 742, $50, $50, $50, 9.35, 9.55,
10.l1, 1862, 11.22, 11.32. Ills Ii. m. lie. .l6,
l.S1, 300, S.ll. AS, 5O1, G.0i, G.S0 6.5g,
1.ll. 9,od, and 9.l6 j. ill.,
Accommodation, G.10, 7.10, S14, 11.0S d.
m. l2.S0, 2.22, 40, 5,-t, and 1913 .. ii.
For Chester tazpfessl, Isl, 420, $50
~, 80, S.5v S.a5, lo.1l ill.,. 1l.22, Has
y m, 1.S7, 800, 45S, o.07, $50, and 9.O6
j. m.
Accommodation. 6Io, 10, Sill, 11.O3 Il.
n, l2.3O 232, 400, SIC. go, and 1Q.43
p. III.
For New York dhrough cxprcssl, 1.57,
S.o2. $50, dining carr. a55, 1852. 11.45
Il. m, xl2.16 dining carr. 1.S7 dining carr
3.ll, G01, $50 (diuing carr, 7.17 and GIG
=. M, connecting via Broad Street Sta
tion, Philadelphia, 420. go, 7.10, 7.50
500, 10lf, 1852 n m, 1870, 1S7, 2.32
S.l1, 4.5S, 500, 6.O7, G.59 GIG, and 10.4S
p. III.
For Boston without change 1902 a. m.
and I'll p. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 1877 Il. m. and 636 p m.
Baltimore and Washington 435, 500,
$40, 1o.1S, and HOP a. m. 1905 1918,
Sll5, 1.50, 3.51, 400, 5.23, @6.1O, 646, 1.O3,
7.S6. S.11 p M, and los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
800, 40, 55I y. m, 121S night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington Cexprcssl, $50, 40. 7.25
So, 1870, 1873 Il. m.,AI235, 1.t3, 2.2O
3.13, $50, SIS, 4o1. All, 5.OS. 5.34. 5.59
G.05, GO Goo, 7.3l, 11.26, 112S p. iii. aud
1920 night
Accommodation. 6.ai 7.3o, 9.12, 1895 u.
M. l.22s. S.eS, 4.oi All, G.21, S.3S, 1922.
and It's j. nj.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia 6xprcssl, 1.57. 3.o2,
40, $50, 49,, 555. lG.a3 lf.45. 4. a.,
l,Si, S.eo. As, Cor. i.l7, 800, and 9.16
b. a.
Accommodation 40, $40 a. III, 1914,
2.0e, i.94. 5.2G, 72S, ana 10.43 i. ia.
for Chester (rNpressi. 157, 40, s.55
9.35, Hts 4. M, 1.a7. 300 ass, COZ, and
9.0G D. III.
Accommodation, no, $40 a. NJ, 12.14,
200, 400, $40. 7.2s, aud 1913 D. m.
Tor New York (through express), 1.57
302, 9S5 dining carr, 9.55, 10. 81, Has
4. m, 1,37 dining carr, 800, COZ, .6.2o
dining carr, III, SIC p. m, connecting
via Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
4.20, 7,l0, $40 a. M, 1877, 900, 400, 4.5S,
6.07, Ill, and 1913 p. m.
For Boston, without change, III D. m.
Baltimore and Washington, ABS, 500,
1918 a. M. 1905, 1913, 1.5e, s.51, 400,
5.23, '6.1o, SAG, 1856, S.1i p. M, and los
night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
5.57 p. M, 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington (expressl, $50, 72O, 11.2s,
l1.S3 a. M, 1.13, S.13, S.29, 4.41, sos, 6.O5.
655, Isl, S.35, 11.26, 112S p. m. and 1920
night.
Accommodation, S.s5, 912 1o.S5a. M.
1870, 2.32, 6.1s, S.SS, and 1922 D. m.
The sun., 1900-10-29
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET
STATION, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.


$50 a. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis.
Dining carr
1925 a. m. daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. (No coaches to Pittsburgh, Linn
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
1920 p. m. daily, Limited" Pittsburg.
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, and st. Louis. DIN
ing Carr
1926 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Cleve.
land.
4.3O p. m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago
Nashville (yia Cncinnatn, Indian
apolis, and St. Louis. Dining CARY
S.25 p. m. daily, Pittsburg. Columbus
| indianapolis, Louisville, and st. Louis.
$50 p. M. daily, Pittshurs and Chicago:
for Toledo, except Saturday.
Hoo p. m. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
| and Cleveland.
! i 80 p. m, daily, Pttsburg and Chiengo:
| daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route for Cleveland. except
/ Saturday.
4 ~ Congressional Limited Exnrpss.
4 All Ncstbule Pailor Cars ana Dining
i Car 10 extra fare Other than the usual
! Pullman charges.
4 81 Limited Express. yestfbnle Parlor
Cars, Nestibulc Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Comnonv
will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences.
For further information passenpers
are referred to the ticket agent at the
station.
]. B. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD
Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Art.
The sun., 1900-10-29
The Sun delivered at the
door. 6 cents a week
MARRIAGE.

PAXSoNGAMPRELL.-o On October %. 1000
by the Rev. schall. pastor of the Firs
presbyterian Church, Henry G. psxsnn am
Catherine Campbell, both OF Philadelphia.
HoWELL-BIDDLE-on Wednesday evening
0ctober2 n, at Trinity Church, by Rev, H. Ashton
Henry pr. Harrison W. Howell aid Miss Lucs
The sun., 1900-10-29
Imperial Trnops nout fenri.

London, Oct. 2S.A spocilI Dispatch
from Shanghai says i hattlc VA, foHgai
between imperial troops and rebels Oet
- and that tAe rcbolS werc ultuataly
routed, GB9 " thcm being saughtead.
The sun., 1900-10-29
Will Isnild a Stable.

The Bavarian B ewing Company will
erect new stable and the present com
modious building will be used as sto ok
house.
The sun., 1900-10-29
Fur Sale.

ROE SALE Eawtar rcyele. Good condi
= anit. 'Aeai Aiply, + 6. 4 il office.
n 479i; ffA i.G manure Sutidb'r for avn
~ si5 MO5E- IbUM
1864 Hrald Street .
The sun., 1900-10-29
pcrn.i.n Mla..l.l.. ~ i,r..n.,

l.inla Iaaa. eai. .S. Il Is femttotI IN
tcliahir a8'hdit, flHti the ministers II
finance, public WtilS am war VIII resign
their pelifal> aNins; + Il Disagreement
regarding an tStiaurdinary session of
congress.