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THE HUMORIsT.

Gage Snavey says he would sake
his lie On the thing.
Plumb-Ius. Ike SnaWlry nerer
knew him to bet anything " value
Boston Transcript
Daughter What 1 tile dead-iettei oi-
fee, mamma
Mamma Yorr fathers pocket
Brook lyn Lie.
Don't You pity these girls vholnafg
foreign titles
-; any GIRL who is 4 genuine Amer-
can ougi to give the man the worst 4
il. Chicago Record
What, her mother asked was th-
cause o: all that noise ia tie par.oT ia-t
night Did the cit unset tie parro,
F! "oh, Tie sweet girl said. Alr.
Cadgey ana were discussing he 4aes
tion Of the beginning oi the Twentiets
Century, -ChicagJ Tnaes.fIerad
That was a pleasant after thought 81
yours remarked the old preacher, VIII
had listened u sermon by one Of hi'
Youngest brethren, wien yol drew
Gpon tAe aual1gies u nature ty PROV,
tile immortality ~ the 1ul
aAn aitertiought said TIE youuge,
Z rgvnan, il me perpeXity
le- you thought III Il about 4pt
wears at.lr 9crates Chicago li.
bane
~ don { sea why q newspaper sends
corps Of correspondents ID tile front
Can't one man 60 the work
.'No; one man can't send in such con
hicting reports. Detroit Journal.
"Mo.Aer- Willie, didn't / say IA
whip YOU IL you put another rubber but
ton on the stove
Willie-Yes n but faint me thi
time, ma. It's pa snokin' one ot thgt
cigars you bought him Tor Christmas
/ nicsgo News.
: First Thespian-I hear you have
regular killing fight IN Your ne
scene.
second Thespian- Yes the leadir
: lady looks daggrrs at tile ieading ma
Land be shoots off his mouth u Aer
, / New York Press.
The sun., 1900-01-10
Mhcre lInne.ty ExI.t,.

-Peonle ia thc small towns up In
SAID tAc tragcing man.
appear to be much more honest taau
they are in New York. Not oua fam
ily ID ten thinks OF such a thias as
burglar alarms. and half of them do
uGt even lock their outer doors WHEN
tbey retire Put what mpre-ses me
most are the street laundry boyes
Nearly every town III 5.n3D or more
abitants has several places whore
~ ldry packages are received ana dc.
cred These places arr generally
goods Or notion stores. or Aaber-
da iheries Suburban merchants as d
rule DO not keep their stores ep"a much
la-ar than 5 o'clock u Tue egenin. anl
aa not open them until or half past Z
the morning.
This does not suit all their patrons,
Is no infrequent sight to see out
the store 4 lar5e rcd hoy with q
sized opening II the top TIN boy
ars the legend lf tbr store s cIosea.
your laundry q here Sow. JUST
gine q New YORK laundry office u5-
a receptacle like that. Why, five
ltes after 4 package was deposited
ae box Il would bp iiSE.1 aHt aal
hour its contents W0uld hp I'll tea
~ session ot soma dcaHr "a socaai.
II ! clotAja- EUt up iu Gannentir !
scheme Sreln- 70 UarE Vel NeN.
q alI cln say THAT i is z trlhu
u 9 general haneStr 81 lhe coiGuat
! nj New York llew'l
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E1troorairnr carvings.

Some v"rt @ a@ntiAnarl rarN
arc % nr farn1 al ruamboo oa
iEavalln elc toy arr rrt uNi
HIS fler " ! eliG u@ Direct
frau t.r rtrr anE au ar - aa
Size rhoy con.. nf \ succession et
rud6lv form"l nichas b appearance
somplHug liEe tho @aiaeoahsof RnHe
aii These arc fnl ot LANCE and snaIi
images of Ead'ha wh1 rpsasrn'e
I'll s.vrra fa. tefs Gi thr SUMS u
ofth,rrin 4 iasnda &c e,eif >aac IS
which IS li-llrd r9,ay ycar 1y larse
numbers ~ ml2rim
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4 Methodlst,s view Of the Trustcc

Law
EDnoE ag rHE rS
iEAa >IH NJ attention ha- Just be
called ia au atlcic ~ yunE yatuau.
Japert dry ou thr reR u-tpe election
BaW Save nu desire 20 discuss tfi
a.tt 81. iuf really ltel sure the ehutche
aII EalS yrty Il difference underts
a+N la4- lp.tauom Bur, as Ne
li- ! trti ut~irlus ~ prevent iIie
ra1iul impression winch the auiclr
uay Uake ly ne qlUiatmn ireE tr
minister ! afrut thc affrsi churches
rrirf t1tae pa,sibiity " a designing
pa-taf u-iug tile rev tIW q n-tafn htl
-ri ID ar-faOIe APPOINTMENT ls
laIaNn5 IAet- a isrla~ i me Nle'f fa-
tt-t lti-c0Fa hntcH Nil indicate av
IHp4s5 utr il tHAi tiis TEES llW cu.i
sreatIy ll -Hen ar-isalug pa-6r lr
-cip biz a7s tie pastor q n1mia4r
iln st0 warts, tU the quarterly Canie.
nae -a4E c1uilm lr rlrct -uch unt.
u,e- H rrc aii aIti the quafttf4
cauiartartnt9rlN Iir at gna-- ai ci-
csUIHa Iae M-.tIr -at0 itlEe tf.
.ait l.m4ac hattea.aG l!s n
i-tehat -HAN eJuiirm ur ~! "a suci naM-
uee-
Ilr -amr ieglIauau ior eieCung tIH--
tree abtMH-, unie-- tIe Statr law m
it- q -Hela tl.e l- ue,au# l
e.ect Ag tr4slrg- nH5 HnW o. c.a@.i.H1
iAs beru the mrtuli in Alry aHI aa4
Nrgy .rtrr -suC .the MrJgali-, Gtdt6t
trsu iganztl aM1 u u4 4 san'f
tfJ.r.t -Eguf4 p..t9ts tn, 6reu
.yue rn1 tWrre .uau in lrlaAare.
rc al- l9t many designing preachers,
arl 'Ge !Hpst fIrTntl'u- ltdencf ~
~ DetWreu 'fe m-tor- ana ayuen q
AltHe!-A lilti1s Peninsula Oi confsr,
Ii Nuul Le 3s-- ale til iavc au Or
gauzitnn as IIrgr a- ne Meti al~t
tuurgA Vt.uH OCCASIONALLY g,tt liz
aps gHri III prumnrnc. Rut th- rrN
I'll uua4 pat stra,l Gelp ptbe 'it~ gu1n.
,a-t hltr already a5l. IHerr in
INV niU-ttu-tet aus theS ari. lueintrrt
irhtQa quarter caUirrrAcr lir rfhir,r
, stewards. al tie cl-s eadrr- rra
preachers, eXhrtri-, ~Huuay -clt
-4feritteudrui- presidents III Epa0rt.
3, iSagHr Ila thr pastor are 49, usia
9ars at qaafief5 conference
f. NON la-tlt W.st ann lni ai c.a
raaaf- atd Z mas Wgauz. a. mal
Il as-e- a- g.. eA-fs appIuatg 4 i,al
tafe eacl h,a-- iu#uHcr-hfaa tHra
un8teN teuat i lse twenty tare a-sa
Ec tt-- tt.- atit, tta, ltf' ptri ii Il q
-f I@ pril eN5aits ni Hr
uatt ..y nUaaer q rNN0et A
r-e n4lt-t- li.d exlWrtct- saNe i Sai.
shl yste I'D qraurrN cnni ranrr
ttr rrHier- t9atgiilN see hn@, #tae
ic-i gnin1 psz'l m9tt sHw' 1iu e
+ r ntnr fU-'rr- In aq9arielt q tNe
~ NUtr ti=G a- retatH ~ la-tor ~
.rHi ipla thr it- l}ni -4 lnts
rt tat sbYu0sr- Pp@Hu y
e te ArHf a. aliur. aud u-ua giN q
a attan 81 ttt GtsIt-
s caurch.
I0l hAyr ran u5 tr39b'e Nhea
Fl ta-ter- aay bern Iertrd Gy thr q
r rrrl conferences ana anticipate .
4 nos Indeed Ic-,fa Y ! b-levr 4
n tE Gd j ytgu ird II hirtiu
NETHaat
/. N fniaston na Jan4a
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1,i,rec ,lr.,cd scbonocr.

II vas On inc grcat takes tiiat the
three ua8tol schooner Grs mada 3s
appearance TJe atiqur character ot
ll,c I'LL laion created tae necessity
for i'i!s trpref sailing crafl r-au-r uf
ihr f3ni taat w.ti tnis ciI II rr,scl
sailors c@gl .#H.la tle srGts fiam
the lerb q, times lWn ID was imnossi
BE lo Cn nioft d ora Of those sudden
storms vllch make thn l'fa af the laka
sklprcr Gl anPuain ana enclcaf cre
-sinSlpp's Nl.a2lne
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LETTERS FRON TIE PEOPLE.
WOULD MI. q U0NSE.L tAFLkIS
Wilmington Dcl Jan ., 1890,

Ass ~
Wilmington Dcl, Jan Q, 1890.
Editor TnE SUN
Sir According 10 rePorts found IN this
mornings sUN, a ve'y unusual thlng
ccnued a. tue utetug oi the BoarG {
ElElA..4 #-' eVyH'ag "u Nm VI Dnh-
rrE, u.mner 81 TIE uurnngr co,ea
UIiJrt, made i tain1uts tp0tt asking
that tap agencies GInl and Nan
Trump ur gjyrn cl.ltgc u! tNe entire
insurance business - tUe buard ~lca II
ding happening Fl Fla Adr'ptln ur
tn IarUnN teutory MaHa h@ ngst
atEf4i, III, there tie bl-- II ius cLca.
mau lie Nard h,e.rr gst- III -ach HtElc
ltAng IL ll- -Iau ( tEr W1tiJ- hHt i
I WHmusi su suCt action absolute E
Alihoul pr c,dcut, and sctla tnQlsaul
ItaXpaNet- lnc,udug Tie writer, Wup 1
i 81 NG q hJuurtl 10 explain ILL., rasa
. ton.
Ii is also reported that III kersel, lht
q amman VI tlr insurance committee
rep rtci ~ iAysroi nIemg lftfhu
rlan orlEc insurance ans9n; ifirrt
lsrrcts d Ni.e ard hoNiiuude.
tls-tIln. aHl th- fe 0ut
t.optcA a uan ~ usrat ~ G
CT ltet tur ~tpu y Eu3t ave 70 seat
uip.tut brty ~ lhr \, ul
puulc ElucatiHu uui Ant pthr uua
. ciini D.dN. lie has Shown iuseI nm
roN, entirely -mal iir -ueh ~
taut Wfk. 4 4 -hni h- .e.,ga ~ tot#
hH.iDn th4t ERattly aaat- src
Itn.
Nt Kar-ry ha. prayyn A-ei bai
! conservative anu yaciou- hf drfcrtr
, thr -uiit-r t1- rilnW>; ir LIQUID Z
back agaIuasa rmd'r oitie baard aic
S iI- pt--rtl trit rNhft, Ht ncea uau
as hcNf htt,tr, n.n Wll afe ofoa.
j mindrl ui n,raa Nho led no inai.
y r,aak tj krepjJom rtru hG 'slr o-
@tr ~ q, tar pue-i au4 hldoraa
tsu1 SGc6 & istseh sr' !ts NJ te Hs
NJ A.r Il @e5
i tTAlrl.LG.
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cALIroRNIA.
Thirty-onc Days Tour via PcnnsyI.
Vania Railroad.

Tie PenR.ySauia Railroad Company
las arranged fOr a special personally
candnctrd tanr though California, 10
cave Nrw York and Philadelphia on
February 27. ny sptelal rnllman draw.
ing room sleeping car AID connecting at
~ Paso wiit tic MrNicp Ca'ifnr ia
SPECIAL composed rxclu-iyety ~ PULL
man par o. smoking, diuinE. drawing
fpnm s'tping compartment, aud ohser-
Vatiou cii-. iHr tour through California.
returning nv March ~.
Round tcln ticEet~, covering all neces-
sary tNprn-es 1879 hon all points on
Penusl tyania Railroad
For fl,tHpr information apply 10
'ickel agrlns Tourist Agent. ll9G Broad
way, NJ fott4 GeAa Slepl Brock
su; ~ Broad ~yurt, Newark, \. J.:B.
Ccur ae ar Jr. Passenger Agent Baiti.
mr. -1isrict, Baltimore, Nd Cola
Stndd7, Passenger Agent Southeast n
District, Washington, y c.; Thos. +
Watt, PasstHg,r Agent Western D istrict
Pitt. burg, Pa; or address Geo. ". Blvd,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia.
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Thc CjnrL tu.c

W-I taiA .lH ES S.ua
t N ido 'i6 anlarI b.*
@ m9I nGfar 5t an
p34ela- ind arb Gascs
li & la0iEuara
iIo 5an eel t9 .at.a eNmHtaI.
4lra l ID haI a5d Sa .@prg given
% HiU t id tusln-iH.e tur ,r-isla-
tune lh were natke n u4dai, and
prherwi-, which Mr. Hhtp.iGs said,
Ind bcer lec1 en TIE enrel#1es at the
- ,ha 1cr WINS deposited them
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DEI.AWARF DIVISION.

DELAWARE DIVISION.
fur Nra Castle, sl3, ll.Ui a. IN. 2.35,
! = 4Ed R.5j y. H.. week days.
tuf leees, : l3 .. M; 427 p. NJ, week
days
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
Sis, lO4 M. AZ, 6.55 and SO p.
~ sundays. ll.bf p. NJ.
For Wyoming and way stations, 2.35
y MI Meek dAvs
tSprr-s iol Cape Charles, Old Point
Goninrt and Norfolk, ll.Oi o. m, week
fay- and 81 p. M, daily.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TlON, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
: 10 a m. daily, PittsburR. Chicago, Gin
clnnati, Louisville and ST. Louis.
flFHng Gar
tO!5a H., daily for P,tsbnrg and Chi.
cago tNn coaSrr>- Piusburg. Linn
ned tdtwo Buiiet raror Cars.
Y 20 Z III. dairy, Limited Pittsburg,
Chicago, Cleveland Toledo, CiDcin-
nati louisville and 81, Louis. (Din.
ug Car
l2.25 I. m daily, Pittsburg, and cleye-
land
tsu 2. -. daily, Pitteburg, Chicago,
Nashville via Cincinnatil, Indianapo-
ls ana = Louis. Dining Car
! ~ h. ~, daily, Pttaburg and Chicago;
i3t IIrdo excerpt Saturday.
l0.i6 q % daily, Ptttsuurg, Cincinnati,
Lanisvile, Cleveland and st. Louis.
2Op N daily, pittsburg and Chicago;
daily tnr Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route for Cleveland, except
saturday
- Congressional Limited Express.
All Nertioue Parlor Cars and Dining
Oar Noextra fare other than the usual
Pullman charge.
l''4 Limited Express, Vestibule Parlor
Cars, N--tinnle Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car No extra fare.
Ile Wilmington Transfer Company
Wi calI i6r and check baggage from
hotels md residences.
tnr iuHher Information, passengers
are referred % The ticket agent at the
staten
]. +. HUTCHINSON, J.R. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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rornlter's rnr,o rieo nll,.

N'aslIiHetar. Jan Q -S9Frt.t F0rakar
If EGC NUN na h.N
tar VIZ veIumcur nUstJ nIG0.
Grr 1T ost fo ian
-efrfr- ensWF IS ttn H 1I6s
ar7friaa nts .txrr-H t Ji -1b
,tta 81 SQI wA1 ft.e Hc-i4rH's - The
il2a9 ou II llth of Arri le99. and
has coaria d q be sGeh aad who by
be l1th e April ncxr have uot signifcd
their dcs.ge = preserve theft Spanish al.
legiauce.
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Crrt ! pornIcIous lToblt.

Ttn rtl1H ei arH he pnnDl -
throw D8na1a IA t
aud af Ga'ag .aEG 81 mag fhan
fap hrH Hawoll ~ MA right
eaas. l1i Il 9oes lat @e as if to
rigat punishment nal le,u paaviaed
Any one auilty y that dffrr opsat y
he sert either 10 tie Detention Hosp
tai For the Insane or 70 the Home For
tie Feeble Minded. Chicago Post.
The sun., 1900-01-10
.rAre nr ONO. W., nE Iolkpo. ]

NlAIE bE NlltIp, \ lIf or TOLEDO,
Lucas tu'NTY,
FRANZ ! HENEY makes oath that he
r. -eulor pAnmr ~ tlr firm Il 4 j.
CHENEY x oNpsNY. dong bu-in s. in
the City ~ iuirdn, County aud State
aforesaid and ltat .aId lirn y q pay the
sum If ONE HI NDRED DOLLARS for
each ana every case 81 CArARRm that
cannot he cnu.d hy the use of HALL's
CArARRH CgEE
FRANK j CHENEY.
Saorn & be'Irr Nv and subscribed III
my ire n, th- gtll DAY ~ December,
4 ~, lSSG.
4 - GI EAsON,
SEAL N0IAm pCBlIc.
Hans Catalrf Cnm Il taken internal.
ly, and aci- dincty "a thc bood and
mucous surfaces % tie system. send for
testimonials fer
+ j. cHrNEY &co., Toledo, q
Sold y bu gisis 75c
lIat's FtmiN Pi- are he best.
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Miss Nellie Tulley, treasurpr-elect oi
San Juan county, Colorado, VI ! be tie
original woman county treasurer ID
America. Miss Tuiley is by 10 means
unacquainted with the duties af pubic
office In ls46 she vent 70 Colorado from
her home in New York to take the po-i
tlon OF deputy postmaster at ~ilyeuon,
where her brother was The postmaster
She is very pretty and remarkably
clever young woman, two qualities
4 which, added 10 her natural ability, Won
her the votes 81 the men. Hei election
to this important office, coming as it does
before she is we'll ont o! her tender.
foot stage in the West, Is considered
a distinct triumph for her personality
She was required to give bond d
SlO0. 600, and was installed III Her Oftic,
on January !.
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Even the barbers service cannot be had
on that day, and as for buying drink,
one might as well Try to buy the moon
And when one considers that the dust is
jest as dry and just as importunate ia its
INVASION Of ones throat ON sunday as on
any other day, the law.abiding character
Of the people III that part Of the world is
really great.
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rnrIjen 44frnrDin,

eh moro iaterpst taEgn d nac~
tic astronomy in-laaa h1n =
Al ica AstroH1u a a cl
cor Ged y the use 6f tae tah
lik hat ono on t65 Ea Heath f6,5
don which IS n 4 footing i af d
10i ncH mirror 'fh lrtHros arn M
c+r,- titn
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- slrnln - .crcrc.

Eiru 4. ur he rs eanc ont Or
pp,ii 1Hiini.
ilaf Hru Politically speaking,
NJ was oH tlr fraar. and when the
war tcpierf beean pulling leg on
aca sHlc i vl moro tAan he could
Ell I~aso Tribune.
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nn,s sI,nnln =. go

Sle Chhdw ! Wish on wero yalng,
ll My loar If were should have
= - ON t1 Sanfh Africa ana agLt.
nse ais W EiIl,l
SHe a. GnW IL 0Ish you were
gola P'cS ae En-
The sun., 1900-01-10

The famous Gridron CLUB, 81 Wash.
ington, visited Charleston, ; G. on New
Years Day and had a jolly time The
Charleston News and Courier which vel.
coined the club IN special edition con
talniEg the pictures aud Iots VI pleasant
words about all the members, lad tins
to say when thev went away They
made an impression upon ibis COM
munity which fingers with us TODAY as q
sweet SAVIOR, and which Will never never
pass away. The charm Of their good fel
lowship will be followed by years VI nm
| broken friendships, We arr sgrp are vi
esteem it most happy fortune viicl
brought ns together
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Miscellaneous.

+ AblE, cos'saiced ar1 slinri a, King :.
6.J orange street.
JaptE chich ster's agIsh Pennyruyai
u PRS Are In Is 81
-ai ltUab,. Tate no Othcr send g..
tam nj laltculair Rrar ur ! al ,s" III
Liter .! ketuIn Myit ~ frNi itRgpt
Chi hester Chemical Co,
phitada Pa.
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f.n,r SIC ~ t-.,.inn

Bpss-so IeGnnptte married farmer.
thought she said size would marry
lnly , man ~ culture?
Nell-And 50 she did-a Ilaa Of gri-
'ulture.-chlcago News.
The sun., 1900-01-10
EnR THE SnrrH

Southern Railway. y.-6.l7 p m, daily,
-leep~rs TO New Orleans, Aiken, Mem
phia, and Tampa; 7.36 p. m, daily,
-lecprrs "a New Orleans, Memphis, Nash
.il'e via A-hevile and EIo, Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line -l2.49 p. m,
iaily. si-eprs to Charleston, Jackson
Il r Por Tampa and Macon; 1888
ilsht, daily, aleepers 70 Richmond and
lacs-euvillp
Ch-esI~ake 4 Ohio Railway, Sill p.
~. daiy dining car, and sleepers TO
Cincinnati
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nor avn rnnIt

yl Di5hs-Nue Ciic pay you
more fhan Mrs. TIibbs. ana vt YOU put
more style info Ter frocks.
Nmr Chic Veil Nrs nlhts, mats
what rel gpi fog aring So eav ~
please liiatap6l 5,arual
The sun., 1900-01-10
|gyav Of Battle.


I pugle blow
here / would not go;
begin the song,
y or stay for long.
4 10 turn and fly
6ier never de,
for who would not
! pleasure 70 be shot.
H. nan that runs away
4 another day.
a u funerals. when they come
s0 well AZ home
,ouah the best Is bad,
W. tie bast. my iaai
&ht and see your slain,
bullet IN your BRAIN
gopshise Lad, " A. E. Housmaii.
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Et.nrrn

Eyerybody ought a oppose these
get rich qgirk rhenes
! lar 5rc about taat Id like 10
max fortune while l'n alive p ea.
joy Il" Chicago Record.
The sun., 1900-01-10

Representative Roberts 81 Massachu.
sets, known in the House nowadays a.
'the other" Roberts, has the credit Of
having introduced more bill- aud amend
ments to the Constitution than any other
member Of the House. He is the author
OF two amendments ana Of 81 bills, COW
ering large variety Of snbivcts
The sun., 1900-01-10
prner4 somotlmo. Ncces.ery.

~ 1r I.sA0n Where's tie morn
uu r5Iart
Mr i3c Ha oI carth rs ven
wan Nah the umGIl. lber
1ta ~ la.liou vaut to seo II Tie
play @v witnessed last night was good
9r lll NcM WORK. MneAlE.
The sun., 1900-01-10
Iary 10. bOO:
} Of French ius.

- - = F~+N~ 49,
The Comte de Cotton
lais automobile too fast,
Fivef f the street car with
fliifaed. and which also was
an excessive rate Of speed,
ahiected 70 fine and impris-
h Comte for two months and
Eor eight days. And the only
hing from the collision was a
coagsdered q trifiing every
h ia Wilmington. We read
sug nangled TO death, but
ssing newspaper denuncia-
eeture at the Coroner /
i Is closed, 60 far as
'1'a 2 responsible for the
y = Nho ever heard o.
~ w'isoned for such acci
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SUNDAY TRAINS.

For Philadelphia texpressl, l.57, 1902,
40, 500 I35, 955, 10 81, Has a. m.
1857, $40 4.5s, 6.07, I23, 800, and 9.l6
p. VI.
Accommodation, Gl0, S25a, m; 1910
5n TOO h.3G 7.2S and ~ 81 y. m.
l'o Chc-'er (expressj, !, L57, 4.2C, sos,
W IS Il. u. 1877, 800, ASS, 6.07, t.N7,
and e03 p. N.
Accommodation, 7.lO,s.2 a. m; l2.Io,
l.5V, % 5.96. r. %, and 1913 p. N.
tor Ne9 York, (through expressl
l57, 3Q2 935 ep ming Carr, 9.55, il As,
q ii l.37 Dh ng Carr, 800, 6.07, '6.20
Dining Carl, 6.57, 9..6 p. m., connect
ng va Broad Street Station Phhadel-
phia, ! %, 7l0, s.25 q. m; AGO, 4.5S
ard n ~ p d.
FIJI Roston, without change, 723 p. n.
Baltimore ans Washington, i35, 500,
~ "a O. r O5, 1919, 80, 5.23, -6.l0,
= Ii $50, 5. II p m, and 1888 night.
BAT more and intermediate stations
SIS. D ~, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street Sta
ton, ~ Wilmington express), $50,
~ 1923 a. m; 1909, ~, 3.l2, AL,
fOS s ~, 6.55, 7.3l, s.35, lilo, u.l6
M, and y 20 night
Accommodation, S.35, 9.l2, 1875 a. m.
I2.D, 2 ~, 6.l0, s.3s, and 1907 p. IN.
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Hlp Wanrd-- Males.
For Rent.
For sale.

I7oR -ALE oHEAP-A pool table ln d,st class
IL order lu5 -Aipay s. Get.
INOR SALE rent 81 cxehai Re iousts and lot
IL Oh Etst r.g.s streets tern .asy, by
Is IultSrt.
1903 est 9th 81.
NOR -NlE store and dwelling. eight rooms
I and tash ,ultAul, tpfg ocett cr bakery,
M CP tORD
qT -hal.cr ). Av,nue Wilmington
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3 JEnENfsIf BEvEKIDGE is the full
the young Senator from In
o ahook the dry bones Of Sena-
|isioD in the United States SEN
aay by making a speech. 1t is
l7-of proceeding for . Senator
sp.ss xrraa the first session
Has, - The sreceden,
y is well sea-
u his most Le-
lent Chaun-
rather crate
pr respected
after much
consented
pc day set
|!I ice -Presi-
a much
pew, and
so wide,
ID, there
is inten
4 sorra
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|ENT PERSONALS.

4 Green. the leading verger
jMthedral in London, well
7 I7s.Fican visitors for his fund
r.. Ias iust retired after AZ
lie first donned tht
s,ne Al the funeral Of the
;citon in 1888.
nIl
Sa3tl,e Washington CORE
k.sw York World, Con
n,3 free by the Govern
al appropriate sign owe,
me House wing OF tbs
: 4 Iavatory IN the base
,fe are IS tubs and a.
|nba are paid for by the
30 are the attendants.
when Congress is in ses-
The House, or as marf
be accommodated re-
6 scrub. The Sena'
free baths eseapt IN
hero is q btrter shop
where theksenators
boards ned and
kelly
krld.
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Read The Sun and get all
The news. Delivered at your
door 6 cents a week.
The sun., 1900-01-10

msGib Georgian left
pas Day for this port
hw little thought what
'Stne as gift they were des-
0o q saw the lights of the
and
'0ou t9hey fell in with the
eo"ly lyrlogged and in q sink
mush thirty-iive persons
y th saves rolled threaten
'am@i @ind, blowing a gale,
en ~ o a tempestuous fer
on &ht the Georgian lay
tRgeary and distressed
once by signals. The
work Of rescue was
E9is. and every soul on the
FIX craft was saved.
|a most happy incident to a yoy
! on Christmas Day and a mos
achievement on the part OF th'
Elors aboard the Georgian.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE K. r.

schedule ia effect September 80, 1893.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia tex press), l.57, 302,
400, Is 20, AZ, $50, $50 500, 035,
9.55. 1903, 1852, ll.25, ll.32, ll.45 q.
n. .sl2 l6, ! 81, 800, BIZ, ass, 5.0i,
8.07, G.3O, 6.57, 1928, 9.06, and GIG
.. nj
Accommodation 6.l0. 7.10, S.14. ll.03
a. m; 1880, 2.92, 400, 5.26 and lO.43
p. N.
I ~. : 80, $50, s IS, 1915, ll.25, ll.32,
AS a M; 1877, 800, 4.5s, e.07, 81
Accommodation, 6.lo, 7.lO, s.i4, ll.O3
a. M; Y 80, 2.32, 400. 5.26, $50 and
~ 43 3. n.
Fci New York Through express), l.57,
l3.U2. 9.85 dining Carr, 9.55, 10 50, ll.45
a. IN; 'ti2. IL dining Carr l.37 Dining
Carl, 3 II, 6.07, $3.50 Dining Carr, 6.57
and 8 III p. m, connecting via Broad
street Station, Philadelphia, 40, $50,
| 7.i0 20, 1903 q. M; 2.32, 800, ABS,
! sos ana 10 43 p. m.
\ For Boston without change, 1912 ..
m and 723 p. IN.
Fur Newark Center and intermediate
stations. 7.37 .. IN. and Gal p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, AS, 500,
9 10 ions, and HOO o. m; 1905, l2.49,
~ 49, 5O 3 80, 5.23, '6 10, 6.l7, 200,
/ 7.3e s. ! ! p. M, and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
2.32, 4.43, 5.57 p. m, 1900 night.
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Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for
Wilmington erxpress), $50, 10, 725,
s ~, 1920, lib a. m; 1900, 'fl2.3 80,
ll2. -, BIZ, 346, T. 81, i.4l, SOS, 5.34,
5.5a, sl7, $50, I3l, ll.l0 Ills p. n.
and d ~ night.
Accommodation, 6.34, $50, 9l2, 1896
a. ~ %, 5l7, i.04, 4.44, 5.36 625,
s.3s, 1907, ard ll.3S p. IN.
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schedule in effect September 80, 1899.
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kry day IN the IA
ated throughouH hs
tate OF Delaware By
pbans should be&en
tiaail or telepho1&
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-07-19
WOULD NOT CHANGE METHODS
This Shows That English Merchants
Are Too Conservative for
Their own Good.

The intense conservatism Of the Brit
ish character is illustrated in the story
of a young Englishman who came to
America to seek his fortune and found
it in a new process for manufacturing
lampblack, says the Kansas City Star.
The principal market for his product
was Germany, but he found that the
German buyers, in turn, sold it in Eng
land. So he conceived the logical idea
of going to England and selling the
lampblack direct, which appeared to
be certain Of success, for he was able
to say to the English firms:
Instead of buying my lampblacl
through Germany and paying for un-
necessary transportation, to say moth
ing of the middleman's profit, let me
send you the product direct. You can
then buy even cheaper than the Ger
mans, to whom you now pay profit"
The head Of one of the largest
houses replied:
Really, Mr.. Smith, our house has al
ways found the goods bought in Ger
many satisfactory. This house has
been in existence 200 years, and we can
see no reason for changing satisfactory
methods, you know"
Poor Mr.. Smith got this reply on all
sides and his trip was a failure.