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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11

The returns from the Fortieth. Forty
first and Forty-second representative MS
tricts were canvassed by the King county
election board yesterday. All three as
tricts elected solid Republican delegations
to the Legislature as follows:
Fortieth district-Reuben w. Jones ana
James Dawes.
Forty-frst district-z. B. Rawson ana
w. II. Lewis.
Forty-second district--R. b. Albertson
and Frederick r. Burch.
The canvass of the Ffrty-third district.
which Is the only close legislative con-
test In the county. was commenced last
night and will be completed Monday.
Following are the official results by pre-
cincts In the districts counted yesterday:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11
Heine Piano. stood the Test.

Read the following from the eminent
court pianist to the emperor OF Ger
many:
TO the Hsine Piano Co, lss Ellis St. San
Francisco Cal, u. $. A.
This Is TO certify that have selected
Heine piano for my own use. recognize
Ing the highest type of mechanical and
musical value in the same
"CHEvALiER DE KoNTsKI.
Musical Director
many"
Heine pianos sold by Helne Piano Co.
Second avenue and Madison street zee
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Low rate. to California.

The shasta route 10 the only ran line
20 san Francisco and California: low
rafes. quick time. charming scenery.
Fare Seattle 20 San Francisco sz-n first
class tiEe0 tourist. Including sleeper
from Portland. two trains daily. For
Tickets and berihs ARMY 20 Q J Stespie,
n r. a.. southern Pacific Co. eis First
avenue
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Special Notice---Central Seattle.

represen tative Of Office will be at Central Sc
attic all day today to show the property to all who
have opportunity to visit it during the week. Less
than 20 rst-olass lots left Prices from $40 to
1925 each; terms $40 cash and SIS month. Take the
Renton 1t is only 10 minutes ride.
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Specials From
Lamp Department..

STEEL BRACKET LAMP, with
s-inch reflector. easily worth
Aisp .1stssa--s ss.-.~s5ss.-t .s.4ssss ac
BRACKET LAMP with 7.inch re-
fisctor. regularly worth TIC. boc
Ssc NIGHT LAMPS .............. &c
NICKEL PLATED READING
LAMP regularly worth Nleg.
ROCHESTER, NICKEL PLATED
READING LAMP. with porcs-
lain shade and chimney. rexu-
lar va ,...................s... N.5o
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PAGE . Is all real estate. Read about
Highlands.
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EXPVSED,T

Methods q inside operators faIiy -1slAinsd ard
Illustrated in ny celebrated book ms OTIS
or WALL STREET. sos in it, Enth revised
esitiaa 10 page fuiir explained Ard illustrated
jssst ont Lax fnFfgnss have heeu made - fnlis
irx Instructions laid 10wB "a THIS box T8OusAn1s
a tssinan8As fran correspondents 10 al pArta a
Tie country testsfy5ng 70 its value 70 the u4daF
char tradinx fully errlxizsd Dont fail 10 write
FOR ~ Naitst 70 any sftrsss for 70 cent? tn stxnpx
LEWIS q YAM RtyER, Dseakv4J. Ssu Ysxk
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DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. gynscolsxsst
sssurr>l q Hinckisy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11
ALL REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
Representation in the Legislature
From County Of King.
ALL OF ONE POLITICAL PARTY.

The Count shows That the state
Legislators, who VIII Act for the
People of the Queen City ana
the Largest City in the state. Are
Repubiicans-The Totals NJ Cast
at the Last General Election.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11

BEST display OF pillows In the city at
Finchs. i2is Second avenue.
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PAGE > Is ali real estate Read asOu,
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seastue's splendid News Service.

The observation-disclosures, as stated, gave
. better estimate OF Mokinley's electoral
vote and gave the actual results IN Wash
tnrton and King county, with the single
exception that later returns gradually
gave . majority for Gov Rogers.
In banding the returns OF King county
BY the fact that out of III precincts.
scarcely half DOZEN. and these % tho
most remote. failed 10 get On reports on
the night ef the election. From the In
complete returns received up 70 A. m
the result In the county was accurately
forecast. A later edition. az o'clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11
Coles Hot Blast From Chicago.

V1S = hhVe - -
This IL conceded 10 be the only
perfect soft coal stove ever manu-
facturcd II has been thoroughly
tested for five years. and IL de@-
tined 20 reyolutionize the burning
OF soft coal
WHAT 1T WILL DO
II gives cleanliness and an abso-
lutte uniformity OF heat day and
night with soft coal. slack, siftings
or ignite coal.
The IRE ia not out through the
entire winter.
II requires attention only three
times in weuty-four hours.
A ton OF cheap soft coal does the
work OF q ton Of hard coal.
No clfnkers are formed with 70
per cent. Of the coal mined
~T-he fuel saved in one season will
PAY for the stove. .
II gives these results. as II burns
the raE half OF soft coal, which
II wasted with all other stoves
i1-inch frepot ...s.-.............- tiz.9 %
ts-inch nrepot ......-............. Is. -
ts-inch firepot .................... u. %
The sun., 1900-01-23
BONI CASIELLANt EXCITED.
He yehement'y Denies That lie
Has Lost Any Cash by
Gambling.
THREATENS FIGARO EDITOR
TO Reporters Who Meet His steamer
al New York He DenouHces
Rodays as Liar, a
Thief and
Coward.

New York, Jan. %. The Count and
Countess Boni dc Castcllnne, who have
arrived in New York on lie Brctngne. in.
1gnantly deny in detail tho charges made
against the count by the Figaro, accord.
ing to which he had lost sum ~ money
hy speculation on the bourse and for fail.
ure 10 pay the debt had been executed.
The count is an animated young man,
very blond. His hair Was eurled in the
hnek, his tie was coquettish, he carried q
silver headed cane jnuntily in his sloved
hand. and his complexion wns fresh and
healthy. Altogether he was point device.
When tho reporters went on board, the
.ount met them with open arms, and ap'
parently the frankest kind Of statements
The sun., 1900-01-23
OLD MENIto.
Twenty three Days Tour via Pom
syIvanin Knilrnnd.

Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Company
nls arranged far special personally eor-
dncteu tour through Old Mexico by
special Pullman train Of patlor smoking,
dining, sleeping, compartment and ob-
aerration cars. 10 leave New York and
Philafelphia February -, visiting all the
principal points ~ interest in the Land
Of Monipnima. and spending five days
in the City Of Mexico.
Round trip tickets, covering all neces-
sary expenses, $500 from all points on
the Pennsylvania Riiirpad
For fnrlher information apply TO ticket
agents; Tourist Asnt, 1895 Broadway,
New York; Ccnrt street, Brooklyn; 7S!i
Broad str~t, Newark, y. lB Cuur-
laender, ,lr Passenger agent, Baltimore
District, Baltimore, Nd Colin Siudds,
Passenger AgeHt, southeastern District,
Washington, j. G; Thomas y Watt,
passrreor Agsrt Western District. i't,si.
rlHr IA 4 8diHe4 te,aer IS. linyl
A-astnHf tiondfa f4asttgcr Astntt
rlldfaipiii
The sun., 1900-01-23
EOR TLLE s0rIH-

Southern Rnlwav New York and
ti0Gda Limited, ~ y, -. week-days,
inr jacksonville -. Augustine. Augusta
wa AikenJ. uHd Pint lampa, z, lE p ms
daHY, saeprfs ta laIt lnupa, AliguSta,
Memphis sna Nea titttaH-; II. n.,
aasN -0riets It'll srN u Hus, Mru-
pas Nl-isiic yti AstcyHe aa4 liot
4i.aUa ne Wink and
t,a iHa H Att lts, inr
lt3 Ht5 @ l lj i.
etre N5 NsHni
E4H il #t+ tm
- .lEt ai laes
a6a t4 ii.
aa em-
lEt taf f
I
Neek
fayr ia,r
-,irs
Ff Wy Il al Nae ntien-, 2.@5
4re-. l ar Gar aid Point
aWtuH 9ua SeI tt 4, li., week
laEs, ani l2 Al lI5- .i.
fhAlN- LFaAyf #tltil STREET STA
TtON, rii34AahlptlIA,
FOR fHE WEST
a.51 il. daily, Ilieuurg, Chicago, Cir
ennan, Louisville and st. Louie.
tDlniug Gar
10 y a. ~, daily for IIttsbnrg and CHI
cage. 80 cnaehes u Piitsburg.) Lin
ited q two Ednrt farlor Cars.
n % p III. daily, "Lmited" Pittshnrr,
Chicago, CLEVELAND 'fnirdn, CtnciI-
hati, lonisyille and 81 Louis. (pii-
ing Car
II. 25 i. Il. daily, Fittsbprg, and Cleye-
land.
i89 !. d. daily, riti4burg, Chicago,
Nashville via GincinmatiJ, lndianapO-
js and S. Loui- DINING Car.
> mp. nj, daily, pittshug and ChicaRoi
far ~ edo, except SATURDAY.
10 = p. ~ daily, Pitt4 urg, Cincinnati,
i4nniavilc, Cleveland aHd ~. l.onis.
il. 20 p. nj daily, PittshGfs and Chicago;
daily f0t Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except
Saturday.
\ O. Congressional Limited Express
All Vestibue Parlor Cars and DINING
+ Car. No extra fare other than the usual
Pullman charge.
/ (zl Limited Express, Nestibuie ParloI
Cars. Vestibule Passenger Coaches ana
\ Dining Car No extra fare
The Wilmington Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from
4 hotels and residences.
! For further information, passenger
are referred to the ticket agent AZ tho
i station. oD
4 ]. b. HUTCHINSON, r. WOop,
Gen. Manager. Gen Pass. Agei''
The sun., 1900-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
lr<loR MlNsrREIs.

The concentrated, urtiring efforts Of
the entertainment committee and those
Who rendered their services TO the an
niversary Of the Junior Order OF Ameri-
can Mechanics at the Grand Opera
House last night were rewarded by q
large and enthusiastic audience.
Part first was an overture IN black
face. The chorus sang sweetly and the
monologue and dialogue parts Were very
good, worthy of professional Ministries
The singing and dancing were received
with encouraging applause THE wotk
ot George 4. Preityman and George ".
lnken- were especially worthy Of nG'
The old iavorte, Walter Fumer l
ically attempted 10 sing j new coon sai
bnt he wa suffering with severe caia
ana waS forced ta give up tis -nlU, mitch
~ tie regret ot thc hon-, LII comeds
work WAS good ami I aae ip iui u- iaE.
nre 10 sing IHr IouTiaWu Niaiii
tttaa as liuale a pnrt tint Wa- wtli
received
Part twn dill a4nlme -HriHe
ana daprirg li Nark 4
sptctarntnr Antrlent
enlrd+, t-i Aliinm i
DpSptN bN ever 2nartrf
abd ira., t tllt3.fn mrinhefs II TIN
|jllaitr cl- ~ tHe city, concluded
lhc lt Nj. An EXTRA sulo and
+ nrim .ti. cIcan,. by George II LnkenS
/ ~ fhadrILAla, Mefe welcomed vi
Nant i.
The sun., 1900-01-23
Tuesday, January %, 1900.

TmE national politicians Of Delaware
are having q serious time arranging for
the coming national conventions. y
appears now as il the national govern
ment will 60 along in the good old Re
publican way, despite their help or him
dranoe; and We suspect that the great
parties viii get along with their national
campaigns without experiencing any
serious trouble on their account. We
beg leave TO suggest that local politics
are Of major Importance Just now and
that the best way to assist in national
politics IL to harmonic local differences
and consolidate local forces. Atoms are
insignificant. Aggregations are forceful.
As too many cooks spoil broth, 80, too
many parties spoil the game of politics.
Consolidation and unity are the shie-
boleths Of auccess-get together, gentle
inpn
The sun., 1900-01-23

II wouid be d terrible misfortune should
the opportunity offered to thu liepnbli-
cans II HE state Be rejected ihe lnion
Republicans are ready @ win this state
II nj the Democrats II the Republicans
Who cali themselves IN another name are
ready ID help, II are rady to attempt q
do u without their help IL this respect
d Republicans shoad be mon Repub-
leans
The sun., 1900-01-23
ncsnlntion.

Nighf llkeA pail. with stcalihg speed
1hr Wsref the land IL s0mhrr iEo.n'
FaHh Nafkeniuc glen crows dark in~eeN
And nd hloVn rain comes upntinS duEn.
GRAY fnists Hike shad w phantNms tFnii
Through ev'ry llnc and eeria snsll
While ghnsty voices naAu snd wall
Around the shepherd lonely cot.
Along the Wild and waited sho-e
A hoWiinR gaze sweeps hereelN hs
The Afte lcP In vith deafening roar
And looni pg storm clouds nil thr SKY.
MIA grim dark wnos, grown desnlatc
Tn last leaves ry h4iorc the blast
Decay and rY'in reign eiAte.
And winter claim, the land at rest
-Chambcrs' Jorrnal.
The sun., 1900-01-23
fIrarl vi i,c..sn Layg.
E.-ei,Ief nfYn,icc nend.

Clicnso, Jam % naptain Frederick
Ehors0ld, forner ,4iief of the Chicago
police department Is dead TIe Ind been
in poor health for several Ncnrs past as
result Of wounds anl disrr4e contracted
in the war Of the rebellion Mr. Eber-
sold, who had hnen in the service ~ the
Chicago police department for 2S yearA.
retired il 1891, having passed his iiftieth
yenr, one " tho requirements ~ pen
sisn At Tint time the salary of chief ot
police was si.5Oo ycar. md since lis
retirement he has dawn hllf that
am.llnt
The sun., 1900-01-23
United states Hotel

Mrs. c. Z. Doelll". proprie-
t,ess. Nos. 3, end : French
street. Lunch cafe ard saloon
attached. Lunca every aa'ai.
day iiyh'.
The sun., 1900-01-23
PERTINENT PERSONALS.

There are now three living British
peers who have won their peerages on
the battlefie eid-N lsconnt Wol-eley. Lord
Roberts, Of Kandahar, and Lord Kitch-
ener, Of Khadoum.
The sun., 1900-01-23

MLNaeIlAnrnnS. N

Y Apit.7 c0ats a'ttttd ~ ciinei III EsnE
~ hi3 tiaHpe ,ttrit.
I AlIlEr. Ghtctr-tcfts 81 pennyrayH al
~ piiis Are In Is Il
Sal Rctl bsr 1dRC na ethor -ora tc
st,lin ! ial att cuiat. KtIe' ttI tHd, ~ III,
/. llef hy Reiuin N.u Ufs Sou tippa-t
Chichester Chemical Co
PhtIedl Pa,
The sun., 1900-01-23

The heels OF the shoes Of the Sultan
81 Turkey are made five incn y in height
in order TO give him the appearance Of
a tai man He dyes his hair and beard,
il hard Of hearing and has a bad tenn
per.
The sun., 1900-01-23

In Austria the custom II boxing the
ears 81 soldiers and recruits has been 50
con mon and ao violent that thousands
Of them have suffered such impairment
~ their hearing ~ 10 untit them for ser
vice.
The sun., 1900-01-23
'T.le tst.a,.I,t4t 439.aalecra.

Historians l.in3E tlse due rrani-
rcnen in the fat fhat thpsn .,la a4s.
tir@7ai.lri themselves in giving f',a
Eer- TIC tist poscoftia,n 'af N
nRrr fpcs'rtA Eei'r f'srf lta rasT Eaii
y t.e gi "a. Dnuit Eyer niess.
The sun., 1900-01-23
For sait

INDR : tl.E rent nt ,Hrf 3 pcs t,niisss Hld QL
NI EIst tlh stfoct- taFuls taSY, lt
Is. Gutatt
l2fA mrrt 0th 81.
4, ,tOtN sNEH -.iHc aNd t@elEnR eplit rooms
I haa tain. snilaFie t5G & Geit q takrty
~ Az On spFt4
4hl -f,aNs- tv.lHr w3Mnreu
The sun., 1900-01-23
New r.a,.ge y. Trninnlcn.

A delegation tafnly marnbers III
brM ware Lodge 1 tEa Bt0tnrdo1d
T nmea at ta I5#a oa Sa-2ay
2Lt tns1liilea e h 'Iae4
{att.el h@ia 8 Aezfat "a AIl.-
imp.
The sun., 1900-01-23
lti, .
Far I.ent.

l9gh ,.,, ..5..t... ..1 K. .s.,,5.5
Ettt@NIG Gs EAAIEE. .0Etg
AlIly nt = fns tth ,tr srt
The sun., 1900-01-23
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND

~ tlsAbEl.I III w llth lANi iC4' -
BALTIMORE r. X.
Schedule in effect January 10, 1900.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (express), | 81, S.O2,
AGO, $50 7.42, 7.5O $50 S.55, $50,
9.55, 10 03, 1882, ll.25, 1882, Has a.
M; s12.l6, l.37, 800, 3.ll, 4.5S. 5.O4,
6,07, $50, 6.57, 723, 9.06. and 9.l6
p. m.
Accommodation 8, 10, 7.lO, s.14. 1l.O3
a. M; 1890, 2.32, 400, $40 and lO.4S
For Chester (exprestN \. i,57, 40, $50.
742, 750, $50, s55, l015, ll.2b, ll.32,
ll.45 a. M; 1877, 800, 45S, GOT. 6.bI
Accommodation. $40, Tie, s.t4, llof
a. M; 1890, 2.32, 400. 5.26, $50 ~ I.
l0.43 p. m.
For New York Through expressl, y
500, 9.35 Dining Carr, $50, 1882,
q. M; si2.l6 Dining Carl 1877 (Di
CARY, 3,ll, 6.o7, $50 Dining Carr
and 8.l6 p. m, connecting via ]
Street Station, Philadelphia, 4.20,
Tlo. $50, $50, 1903 1852 s. M: l.,
l.S7, 2.s2, S.ll, ass, 5.04, 6.07, 7,23, "
and lo.43 p. m.
For Boston without change, lo.is
m. and 7.23 p. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.37 a. m. and g. 36 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, AS, 500,
2. 10. 10 Is, and II M a. M; 1905, 1918,
5l.l5, l.50, 70, 523, '6l0. g. As, 1903.
1885, S.li p. m, and LOS night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
2.32, 4.43, 5.57 p M, 100 night.
The sun., 1900-01-23
THE HTNOIiIsT.
Haes patchwork he peacemaker.
ANY dactor onght u know bctlel.


B,es patchwotk he peacemaker
Any doctor ought ID know better
Practicing ought 10 ~ a. -nre a
!, gaol thirs IA ~ by thr saloon.
ss4.p aotd- ar often the oue- THAT
seen tie biunte.
4arA aa ao3aadrH nesrr
ff eti- bGt
aar iIsstpl, Ssy
sh lat t ts
Nae
ta
=
Fl
atr fe- a0ae.
aN Htai
slNa-s at8aI
at# faa l0
tt,it .lt rl- Guaa.
a5t..
se p afiia tep
g.#ti e1afgr4 pNHHg tis
Eia 4rl- II ni itNr tAl9g
St e!aN a -et.cl I'll. Gi.A.
e4.an Ha
lalt aps thrn att
l.ar ar -er ias srl4te l
lT l6fUle rlta
ha @ tt Rs
tlf e M0E aC
i5.t.Fts .R arr ac+
IiGi RaaHaa aa tafe ra6.
ns REAn To H#N
VI. II II i,nc feri:e ana say- Il,
II AIT Right.
,i#oi laiy ~ei ahopn in thi- c.tl
6tAtd hrfe ft-t ritht inm PHia4e4
ttta III see ri IL arrangements we've ~
ug made fir hint meet .IarS Blfke Il
ihr Academy II Muzc On fnday nigif
Jarnary n.
lalr told representative III THE Sr,
t4t ni,ht thai hc was in better cOHditinr
than lie had ever been before. He ha
, trained down q II pounds and neve
felt Detter in his lfa.
Tie bont on Friday night IL fol I'll,
light weight championship the aontt
/ and Daiy says he expects 10 he hight
, weight champion u The world before i,
quits he business
The Daly-Bnrke Bout bids fairto be
r great show as HFfkc has many timel
: signitied his desire to meet the Deia
ware boy.
The sun., 1900-01-23

i0,
The sun., 1900-01-23
$3.50 III III Nnnkn.

HE coming ~ William II Vests big
,,H rlt,.i jubilte 10 The Opera House next
Thursday emphasizes the fact that gen
uine negro minstrclsy is dead. THIS may
be regtettabIe, ier negro minstresv wa
truly American institution. but as
matter of fact, such legrrts atc urre
sentiment, not an actnatlty. The pHhnc A
wonld not wiah il feeurtccted. tine 81
tar sure Signs III is death MAS given
N hen, sniAr years agn, according 20 VIII
4t1trtarut Baudrr MatthrW-, ite
u.gta Walters a q ~ifattga aotG gave
iEttstrtl entertainment aad tl=e let
iaelf- @cre -eel Il. ls 81 y gni ta IL
lee 84rkf,~s ttn gcaltac .u III
a4 Ge E4rht efa 0dH It'll ip
-tit Nalf Fgtdfa ltLiir
aHa a Ieftatnai
Nast t- iiaNnE
nE a
u
4lE Ls-t hftE leL3ztH.-
aunf lnsH @Ee '.ai Meet
si,h aa. .lt aad Acatl I'll .ay
ra
Etcairs iask oIte tle roala Els
alatt ilsr trat rarh GGHurp. Ntlei#
eltm- ny Hfe tlat,i GP.4 lltmsr III Nl
-al ltlnl atN tifIan afai riEtt rterit
sfaEped uf n tlHtata Gii i- pdy III il ii
tEc paty MAN lsfk City aHd D.
c4Hit tjc nlrN etrd hero lH aii#e eNc.tu I
an dangerous incident While drsNr
5l ItNus -irefr va~ Eeii \ dtiyer IL tEr
-aHehyrrlio4-e, nne III ilBtm hraie aaly
ana naar aaa-t t#r iaertt tllr nlttth,t
siftt- te cas9ay, ehaltiHE f3 t,r
htH CImng tte distance, tdn II
6a III rope IHa fFt iii ft1at II il sfGrt,
add, n tft l.tIMa4h4 I'll IN eEn Hn.
wound aad rHt 4 enough u tnair i
a-sn of Ry .li. timr tft- steer wn-
ctosr upon Lin bpt III lodged a-ide
missing rnldihg u0cee even 9hlie G0
tHg -. lhtb! Id-llip al lull speed, lir
a-Sord thc teas. rs 4 inre-leg, gat II
turn ol tie ripe around 4 lamp pest. ana
Gown NeHt the -teci, helpless captiNr.
Mr and Mrs William l,obtns, The
wefI known dramatic stafr, rttpfn 10
batkstadrr's again tllis week after Hi
! absence nf apvrra months. They arc
still the clever entertainers they have
aI~ays been and acre given very warm
reception at the opening performance
Yesterday afternoon. Luton and Mac
lntyte scared the biggest kind II hit
They are farce comedy stars Oi the first
water and cffer ore of the brightest
sketches seen ut the theatre III long
time Edwin Lang the tramp monolo-
guist Walter Ardell, musical artist; the
Arabian whirlwind acrobats, Naneer
and Duke, Pierce and Eghert, the illns-
iraled sorg singers Miss Ida Russell
, character comedipnne, and others COM
plete the list TIE sirging II Pierce and
Egbert is exceptionally good and the
pictures shown ate above tho average.
u Il very good hilla'lthe way through.
The house n both Performances yrster-
day Was crowded % The doors and All
the ay4liADle standing room taken
The sun., 1900-01-23

TnE kenuey-Handy Democratic war,
which began few months aga Al Bow
era Reach, il still raging. krnaty rrops
out nov as d lrgitimi-t prince III TIE
bleed ra4al villa the national Ar1lni1a-
tionofthe Democratic party beli Il aim,
III proceeds III trad BrNla llanay 4
XIV. aHt Ell fhe DaHaaat 9art i l!is-
rcsncrt far t- talit n- anl Nta#4tIn III
tae Tim af HIS c9-tan itanaA 4 aP
tnred hia partY President Il cat .ate,
and PROPOSES ta rIiein t'lr '1i eaaeh
I'LL tte ryatt 81 Ii.maataI e aal
to fapa q p,rtt lra r- hDkth4 tEe
loca fgh tor sauaNr-atp salad
events makeit passl5t far l1eh nrat
to Win iii lsal WitA thr Nas-r Bind.
Bigg- combination the htnnry iitndy
contention ana ttie salisbury city faiI.
way gang all active ii g. Democratic
scramhlr ior office, honor and reif there
appears lo be trouble ahrad f1r pat
ticmns of tile Jefferson Jackson, l;ryan
ct M, party III It'll, STAT l.-t the tanC
rlay 4 d!rge Tae oem ctaiia patty !
arranging inr fnneIa 4ua lYe ma-i
illhe ap'pos llter
The sun., 1900-01-23
SUNDAY TRAINS.

For Philadelphia texpreas), i.57, 3.02,
i.20, s.55. 9.35, 800, 1852, ll.4h .. m;
l,37, 500, 4.5s, 6.07, 1.23, 9.06, and 9.l6
p. NJ.
Accommodation, 7.lO, s.25a. M: 12.l4
zen. 4.nn. h.26. 7,2S and lni3 =. M,
FOR Chester express l57, 4.2C, 8.55,
II - a. MI; l.31, 800, 4.5s, 6.07,
aud 600 y, ii.
Accommodation, 5.lO.S.25 q. M; l2.l4,
2 O1, l.O0, 5,2b, Z. 81 and 1863 =. n.
For New York, fthrungh expresa1
l57, 3.02, 9.35 ] ming Carr 9,b5, 1852,
.ll4o, 4 nj; l.37 Dining Carr, 800,
.601, $50, (Diuiug Carj, L23 a.i6 p.
I'LL. connecting VIA Brnad Street Station
Philadelphia, 40, 7.lO s.25 a. M; l.37,
300, 400. abs, b.u7, % and 10 43 p. m.
For Boston, without changer % p. NJ.
Baltimore ans Washington, 4.35, 500,
ln.ls a. M; l2,05, l2.l3, l.5U, $50, 52S.
.6. 10 6,i6, 7,36, Sill p. m, and LOS
night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
5.51 =, m, II 90 night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street sta
tion, for Wilmington lexprese), $50,
80 II l.23 ll.SS Al IN; Lis 3.l2, AL,
sos, 6 o., $50, 7.3l, $50, li.lt, 1926
p. m, and T. % night.
| Accommodation s.35, g. II, 1913 q. m. /;
1890, 2.32, 6.l3, s.3S. and 1920 p, m.
The sun., 1900-01-23

Rnssia ha4 discouraged the introdnc-
tinn IL typeWifnr4 1n The ground that
they facilitate Nihj.ietic communication
lH tEe ntei- ii business haYe heranr
W 4tgent that L l.pr disposed ~ ad
nit tAeml
The sun., 1900-01-23

bt'ft lut, ls#t rel. acatciry
l'l'faN i ght l,p rtltr Gons. twa
oatilcarp, ai ia-laGs ~, aud sl.