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rntiie is attached to the skirt by a mar
row beading.
4 short undcrskirt of white cambric is
trimmed with Il flare ruiile. finished with
rounded scallops trimmed with lace.
The flare is gained by clusters of six
vertical tucks extending to within Il few
inches Of the point dc Paris cdging. while
il band of insertion runs between the
clusters of tnckS Around the top of the
hounce is Il heading through which bin"
ribbon is threaded.
yandyke trimming is employed on an
other white skirt. the ilounce being cut in
points edged with lace, while the rriiie
is attached to the skirt in the Nandyke
effect. The outer ruitlc reposes ON an
under ruifle, which is similarly trimmed
the lnttct lying between the dust ru.llr
ana the outer tlounce.
4 night dress of lovely conception is
in nainsook in the Empire design. The
deep bolero-like yoke is finely tucked and
outlined beneath. with an inch beading
! through which is run pink ribbon. From
the yoke the gown hangs very fun to thu
floor. Two worry deep ruiiles. edged Will
hawknot lace. extend around the arm
| holes to form the sleeve. The neck j,
| low and is V shaped in the back. wher
lit is finished with how Of pink ribbon.
| The Gretchen waist. made of insertions
of lace aud nainsoOk tucked. has been i'll
Itroduccd in another night dress Of hccom
ing character. Around the low neck is
double rufflc of deep lace, a heading rnI
with pink ribbon extending between tn,
ruiTlcs. 4 chic how of the pink ribboI
ornaments each shoulder. The Sleevr
are elbow length corresponding in design
with the waist. and are finished with ;
heading run with pink ribbon from whicl
ass fallSc in TfrHfsfr eSSsTa one ff Of apreal
ing daintncss is made of insertion an,
lawn of equal width. which are run par
iallel to form the entire garment. Will
Il narrow ruifie of lawn edged with lace
extends from the waist line. 1t is lcf
wide over the hips AMI graduated to moth
ing III the front, so that the corset cove
may be held firmly in place. \ beadin
through which either pink or pale blu
ribloll may bc threaded extends aroun,
the top and arm holes, which are finishc,
with ruttlc Of lace.
The sun., 1901-09-18
WAN FED.

i've US more laws! \ time like this
demands
strong, binding laws to stay the assas-
sins hands.
laws which will drive the fell anarchist
out,
lear ont Of free Amcrica'S great land.
Laws which no friend or foe can oyer
doubt;
laws we must have, made sure by some
firm hand;
Laws which will stand forever and \
day,
tnd bring swift punishment to ill con
slirntors
N&illlSt our government or President.
~, more than this-laws that will lock
all doors
tiainSt every agency that seeks to kin
IN" Nations head: to break her peoples
Will
Today we monrn: ColMmbia. Soc hpr
weep!
'nr Chief il dead. He's sleeping his Ia.t
sleep
The sun., 1901-09-18
BRIEF BUT BREEZY.

The President is dead. Long i've tha
President.
It may Il" AmcricaS cup after tho
race, md again il may be- Lipton's.
Thomas W. Lawson is doing more
talking than either .Icl'rrics or Rubin.
Tomorrow i'll true patriots should bow
NOR head i'll prayer ana then take III
oath against anarchy.
When the final records shall lie made
clear ! think We will be greatly amazed
to sec how alike III their frailtics were
men and women.
lhat one woman is capable Of loving
another is an historical truth. but. never
yet lived one who could not listen to her
own praise at the expense Of her :i,lorcd
friend
The sun., 1901-09-18
OBEY THE LAW.

Respecting and obeying the law are the
roofs or good citizenship. In their
wrath over the assassination of Presi-
lent Mckinley, Il good many folks who
lain to be good citizens are forgetting |
hrse essentials. Hundreds and thouS-
ln,ls of people have been expressing tht ,
wish that they might be selected as the
eXecutiOner and that he might
be turned over to them for punishment.
This il all wrong. 1t may he eXcusable
rs IN expression of disgust that curses
lie heaped upon the wretch, and it may l."
that the punishment meted out to such
offenders by the law, seems inadequate:
lie all that as it may. the law only is au-
hority and its penalty the only eNpiatioh
ar crime. When any other appeal is
aiken. when as is sometimes the cas-.
he people take the law in their own
hands, they become anarchists. They
lcstroy government and establish, for tn"
time being. anarchy. So narrow is the
inc between right and wrong. The eN.
table patriot. Smarting under Il sens"
VI wrong hating Il wretch who could 10
murder so foul. and who would esteem
t Il privilege to rcnd the wretch liml,
rom limb. and makes that declaration
| With curses attcsting his seriousness is,
mconsciously perhaps cultivatins the
| ,narchcstic spirit. Anarchy is denial of
| he authority Of law. 1t is the thing
| hat hates restraint and breaks over the
nntrol which the State. the church or
he family ordains. 1t is not murder
] that alone makes anarchy hateful and
turttul. Outlawry in trade. in politics
in religion are all types Of anarchy. Thes'
horrible outbreaks of murder showing
What conditions would lie without law
lisprove every argument-evcry theory
,dvanccd by the anarchists in favor o
heir claims. They prove that liberty i.
he product of law. Anarchists who ap
ral to the law for defence and protrc
ion. after arrest, confess this. lmmedi
trly upon the announcement Of the MS
aSsinntion Of President Mckinley. an'
he arrest of the assassin. the anarchist
.rgan to cast about for funds to pa.
ONE lawyer to defend him. Whei
.mma Goldman was arrested she sen
immediate word to her attorney, an,
rhpn arraigned she asked postpon,
ucnt of the hearing until she could as
rrtan why her attorney did not appear
mi in order that she might secure do
encc under the law. It is said that til
assassin Of the President refuses to ao
ept counsel. and declares that he wi
lead guilty Of the crime imputed t
him. If that he true, he alone of Il
. | .b& 'HpsblstAr aid rejects its proffer 4
cfrncc. That is consistent anarch,
Virtue appeals TO the law. Liberty
"nnd in strict obedience to the law. T
"Spcct its obligations Is doimg to other
= what we would they Shonld do unto us
hat is the liberty Of the law.
The sun., 1901-09-18
THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.
Is. Serve hot with plain or whipped

slowly. Serve hot with plain or whipped
cream.
A CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE Il.
TO soften the hands keep II dish of
Indian meal by the side of the soap On
your toilet stand, and every time you
wash your hands rub the meal freely on
them with the soap.
One Of the most useful articles q
housekeeper can have is an ironing
board cover made to fit the board and
buttoning on one side like Il child's lfess.
Sunburn, which is rather prevalent
now, may be- treated beneficially with
fresh milk mixed with oatmeal, some pre-
fer buttermilk Sulphur mixed with milk
is also said to he good. Glycerine like
wise has leen found to be eiiicacious.
When coming in bathing in salt water.
TO protect the ears put piece of com
mon cotton in them. DO not use all
sorbent cotton. for it becomes saturated
with salt water. IfAmediately upon leav-
ing the water remove it. This simple
prrcaution may prevent ear trouble.
The knowledge Of sugar. according tt
the Fortschrittr der lndustie. goes way
back into the darkness of the past. Tho
Chinese. it says. have been acluante1
with it for more than three Thousand
years.
The cleaning of horseradish gratrj
puzzles some housekeepers. A whiSl
broom is the thing.
Chased brass work may be cleaned y.
first washing ii in hot soap and waite
and then after thoroughly drying. rnll
hing il with il lemon cut in halves. Whc
il has the appcnrance of being clpni
rinse in warm water. dry and polish wit
chamois. Powders should never b
used in cleaning chased brass.
The sun., 1901-09-18
For THE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
$40 n. M, daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Gin
cinnati. Louisville and st. Louis. Din-
ing carr. -----s, iittsDur5 srTIu -rgir-
cago mo coaches to Pittsburg) Linn
1920 p. M. daily Limited" Pittsburg.
Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati.
louisville and St. Louis. Dining Car j
20 p. m. daily. pittsburg Chicago. Nash.
vile (via CincinnatD. Indianapolis. and
st. Louis. Dining Carr
S25 p. M, Pittsburg, Columbus. In.
dianapolis Louisville and St Louis.
$50 p. m. daily. Pittsburg and Chicago;
for Toledo. except Sunday
n@ r m. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
11.2O p. m. daily, Pittsburg, and Chicago
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoa h
urday.
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where she had been cheered and sus-
tanned by the affection and mtiring care
of her husband, she is suddenly stricken
with a sorrow before which strong men
quail and bend like reeds in gale;
she is as suddenly transformed into
marvel of strength She IS patient and
strong because he that is dead bade he'
be so-.bcca,lse he said: SIT is Gods
way" What love. what faith is this.
Sad as is its manifestation the world is
the richer for it.
The sun., 1901-09-18
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May 10. 1901.
Ali trains Illuminated with PintscIi
e. u Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave.
.S5S SEW Yoak .is,, week @ days g .ss s Roys sss
ai%lte$ ., is ssa % gs5 B m .sss ssnaszs sls.
fGzfH PHfLAbHGP21A la%iIfs21 ~ week s'z days! q 5m.
90; sG;5o, 7.2o; 800. ;$s 'i95e lS.5s n; m;
.5.9l lS5, $50. .ess. 1888. III. IS. a. n,
i2l5 .s.5g, '5.1s (Royal Limited; s35. '7.Az.
SCi,e Scr. Week Gays. $50 $3.50 !9a ssos.
,93s. .1SsS' ~ ao;2 a. nas M ~ Pa ~ Ss5
lsia. .iiS5 a. m 4.lS. 1853. 6s5. ZIP. SIG
xsSs ss ssy G.y sss yses ss dsys ana ss s 'Is' M
sundays TO and 9S9 a. mv 5.lS p m.
Caps May wsss ans sy aaSa D. So m ans sundsys Ma s.
sss e isis CITY. y week g days, SSoys .SSe a. M
Baltimore and Washington. week We x days.
aS alS si 49, So !sso sa 9Royal 81 himitsS, .ssi @
NJ. ao'.i .lgss. sos 'ab7. $50 iRoyai Limtedj
''I5 Baltimore i IAN and ? way W stations. G55 a. m.
ils p. M, daily except Sunday; 9.o5 a. M.
sli.O1 a. m. .i2.56. Sic, 'i.b7, 81. 'ir,i.
.. M Sundays. AIS fSM sO5 a. M,
tj256 .4.57, 655 S.42, .iO.16 p. m. 49,
Pittsburg. week days. -s.0i. a. M. .451.
ti016 p. m. Sundays, 'S.04, a. m, '4.5z
s1016 p m.
GhlsRSs Giasiaast qaS aSd .s S. FOULS e. % III rs q e. M nj
'l256 and '10.16 p. M: daily.
singerly accommodation. week days,
;55 a. m: 3.19. 6.10, p. m. Sundays. 9.5 a.
. m. 655, 8.42 p. m.
I.andenberg ACCOMMODATION. week days
l2e p; m. Sundays rs,S s55 s;Sp p P';rn, m sr,rroN
for Baltimore. week days. 2.45 p. m..-
I, Landenberg. week days, $40 a: M, 2.45.
!. 80 D. M Sundays $40 a. M, 6.55 p. M.
,, leave PHILADELJPI,HiIAao a + for so .,S Wil. 4,
!. II 90 a. M, .i2 20. ti31 215 .307. .42O. 40,
!; $50. .54S Royal Limited, 555, Spa TSo' o
and 1ioO a. M. s12.2O, s1.37. Las. .4.20.
+5.4S (Royal Limited, 555. '7.3O. 74O s94o
y 1890 p. M
B. Delmarvia Telephone. No 1893.
Rates to western points lower than via
s. anv other line.
ii. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent, viii
gr mington. Del.
3 d. B. MARTIN. Man. of Pass. Traffic.
The sun., 1901-09-18

President Roosevelt has settled Tho
question Of his policy with characteristic
straightforward manlinesS. by dccIarin..
tt the very outset of his administration
hat he will continue, without change.
hr policy of his predecessor The oppo-
lents Of what has been ,lcriscycly called
'Mrkinleyism," will not find any con.
olation p "nrourascmcnt in this first
lttcrance of the new executive.
The sun., 1901-09-18
DAINTY THINGS FOR WOMEN

\ dainty touch Of color is introduced
on n white lawn kimono by il border ~
the lleur-dr-liS embroidered in dcIicntr
shades, along the front and around the
sleeves.
Blind embroidery is being used to A
great extent on models of exclusively
designed underwear. 1t was very popular
some years ago. \ white Skirt on whit Ii
il has been utilized with tasteful effect
has i deep flonnce of the embroidery ex-
tending to the knee. The edge is seal
lopcd, above which is a threc-inch wide
border of the fieur-de-lis. Several inches
above this a band Of insertion extends
around the fiouncc. using the hcur-de-is
for its motif Of orpamentation. Tho
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express GAG p. IN.
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans; 7.36 p M
Memphis. Nashville, via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.--Express l2.l3 p. m;
daily. sleepera to Charleston Macon. and
Port Tampa; Los a. M. daily, sleepers 70
Richmond and jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S,I1 p M
daily, dining car and sleepers to Cincin-
natl.
Seaboard Air Line Railway.-EXpress
45 a. M. daily sleepers to New Orleans
and Jacksonville, "F'lorida and Metropo
Titan Limited" 400 p m, daily, sleeper'
to Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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FOR BUEFAIO

Via Emporium Junction $50 a. IN, and
S25 p. M. daily
Via Canandaigua. $50 n. M, week ,lays.
$50 p m. except Saturday. ana II " !,
m. daily.
90 Congressional Limited Express. All
Nestfbule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
@ Limited Express. Vestibule Parlor
Cars. Vestibule Passenger Coaches ana
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
ana residences
For further Information passengers are
rreferred to the ticket agent at the station
j. u. III1TCHTNSON j r. WOoD
General Manager. General Pass. Agt
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DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. S13 a. m, 303. 4.C2 AMI
6.5S p. M, week days.
For Lewes and Rehoboth. S.l3 a. m
4.02 p. M. week days.
S.13. 105S a. M, 402, 6.5S. and 12.l1 p. m.
Sunday, 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, BOB p.
m.. week days.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 10.5S a. m, week
days and 1911 night daily.
The sun., 1901-09-18
IN THE PLAYHOUSES,

"A Royal Prisoner" romantic COM
cdy drama of much merit opened Il three
nights engagement ut the Wilmington
Theatre Monday night Miss SuSette
Wiley and Mr.. True :. james are in
thc leading roles, and are supported hy
nn excellent cast. Mr.. James as "AlCX.
ahdpr Razoumovski," lieutenant or thu
Imperial Guards, portrays II character
that Is particularly strong and affoIds
INN an opportunity to do some very clcv-
cr acting. The author of "A ROYAL Pris-
oner' has taken for his theme incidents;
connected with the early history of Rus.
Slii, ana has woven 4 story of historical
ronnalcc that is unusually delightful. Tht
! scenery of this production is new and
claborat" and the costumes are elcgnn;
ana III keeping with the period from,
which the story dates. The aulirnr,
Which Witnessed the opening production
WIS th"ronshly apprcciative. and ther,.
can he no doubt aS to the success of thr
engagement. There will bc matinee
performance today and the engagement
will close this evening.
"Aama'S New Husband" the spark
iihg comedy that is announced toi. pre-
| Srhtatinll ~ this city at the Grand
opera House tonight, has much to COM
menu u 10 the theatre gprrS hcSi,f.s
me fact that it is excessively funny.
II Is i tarSely written and far better in
constructions story incident and situation,
nam any other play of its kind, ana hr.
sides providing many hearty laughs. il
Keeps the audience guessing as to what
new complication will develop out of thc
p"lpl"Xlhg entanglement that is involved
~ the MISUNDERSTANDING arising from
me marriage Of u wealthy old lady and
Il poor. but ambitions young man. whose
past cScapndcs confuse the characters Of
me play. Willie the CONSERVATION that is
caused by their discovery convulsrs TN.
audience with laughter.
Manager Baylis has made arrange.
ments to present the original St,dsuu
production of "Cucle Toms Cabin" IT
the Grand Opera House Oh Friday and
saturday afternoons and evenings. The
wonderful popularity IF Harriet Rre,.hrr
stoves masterpiece Ill over the Iuitrd
States for the past 10 years has led "a
its production by all kinds of manager.
with all kinds Of actors. good, bad and in
different. There is m;.gic in the name nf
h"le Tom and its capacity to draw
the public to see it. This. as pretty much
all theatre patrons are aware, has be.n
fully taken advantage Of by Il horde Of
irreSE"nsiblcs and Il production by them.
ut once wild and woody" has been too
often the result. When produced with n
proper dramatic east. coupled with propcr
scenic and mechanical equipment, M.
S'ich story of American life. prior to the
great crisis in our national affairs. has
ever been penned.
The DEVILS Doings." embraces mani
fold attractions OF lovers of melo,lrama
ana should prove II potent attraction, for
II is instructive, entertaining ami amus.
ing. It contains many complicated funny
situations. and introduces pleasing speci
alties. The plot is very strong and ex.
citing one showing the result OF love
The sun., 1901-09-18

One Of the marvellous DEGREES of Di-
vine Providence is that which declares
that God choosetl, the weak things Of
earth to confound the mighty. The mar
velons f"rtitnde and patience Of rhe
Presidents hcreavcd wife is case in
point. An invalid, only recently passing
out OF what seemed the shadow OF death
The sun., 1901-09-18
Corsets

The following is the sizes
left in the r, duced Corsets for
today, if your size is here the
saving is just half.
Royal Woicesters in sizes
IS, 23, "a, rs, 2o and 80. -
grade for soc.
Warmers $1.25 grade for
62c in sizes IS, I9, 20, "a, 2o,
27, 2S, 80, 81 and IS.
Warmers Nursing Corsets,
white or drab, Is to 2o. 81
grade for soc.
Kabo Colsets, sizes 23, rs,
and 2e. 81 grade for soc.
Operette, rs to 80; 800.
grade for I9c.
The sun., 1901-09-18
PENNSYLVANIAR.R. R. r.
THE STANDARD RAIL-
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il
BALTIMORE rail- ROAD.

BALTIMORE rail- ROAD.
Schedule in effect September 10 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (exprsssl, i.57, s;o2 4 a2S'
lib. m.s2 t5 a. M. ~ HIS; 9a RiSS ~ liz a%.
p q 1 slo e. ana s1G g. Se O. m a.
in.. se. is7 SoS. SOI Us, S "a Yol and Sje p
p AseS%mGSst'ea Is ss GSs s ss ss anS ma i51s p m
For New York Through express), l.5,
s0s ss5. Dining Carr s55, lo52 40 a. s,d m n;
ai igis s Rining .sgS cfdn 5pnins lgSs car AZ and
iii D.. M. o.' connecting via Broad Street sta
lion. Philadeiphis, 4So. $50. 5iS $50. sss' ss'
si s 1o g5s 5 lSSs 3d. ~ u.s. g. % a 5iS sc and and iS
For M Boston without change. 1902 a. m
'l% For Il Newark =; % Center and intermediate
Baltimore and Washington. a$s. :, =
s1S, S iS1s, sS anS 10 q Sa5 a. .5G 5 IA a1s '5s S
Baltimore and intermediate stations
3.OO AL, 6.13 p. m, lib night.
wiimington hsaE 'a teNpPess,, SO. 7.2o, 7s5. sss
1916, 1920, 11.23, 11.S3 q. M, ~ VI w
l22O, 313 3.2u 3.Z9, 4.Ul, $50, o.ui, o.Io' o'oi
55g, Cos, go. 655, 7.Sl. 11.26, Ills p. m. an'
a Accommodation, dti 6.25, 7.sO, 912. 1925. a
M. 1.23, 1926. 4.04, 4.49, 6.27, S.3S, lO22, am
loo p n SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl 157, 30 ~ y
s s$ s s ds5 sSs III l49 sSs s. and md JIG ssss M ~
l2fi ffcS%%aS Soo soo. S'a5, 72s & and md 10 Is p m
For chester (exps sss h iS7 S7 4sS, aSd 81 81
Up. m. -
1914. 200. 400. 5.25, 7.2S and 1O43 p. m =
For New York (through expresso ~
3O2, 935, 9.55 Dining Lar), 10,52, II .45
M. 1856, 1.37. Dining Carr, 800. 6.O7, %
DINING Carl, III. g.16, p. m. connectin
, Via Broad Street Station. Philadelphi;
40, ITO $40, 9.35, 9.55, 11.45 a.. m.,. 125
i.37. 800, 4.5S. 6.O7, go. III, GIG and TO-
For Boston without change, TIT p m:
Baltimore and Washington. 49, ~
lois A. M. 1905, 1913. 1.50. 3.5l. Jog. 81
GO3, GAG. 1886, S.11, p. M and Los night.
Baltimore and intermediate station
L Leave a. Phiiadeiphia Broad Street. 4
"a M, 1.13. 313. 3.29, 4.46, 5.07, 5.S. 6i
q G55. 7.31, S.35, 1l26. 11.2S p. m, ana IL
I % Accommodation. S.s5. s.12. II. .5. a. n
1929, 2.32. 6.13. S.3S. and 1922 p. m.
The sun., 1901-09-18
The Suns Daily Bill of Fare.

Tne suns Daily Bill Oh rare.
Wednesday, September 18th.
>I LUNCHEON.
X Escalloped fish. Pickled Beets.
White bread. Raspberry shrub.
VN DINNER.
fI Cream of celery soup. WATERS.
llN Broiled beefsteak. Creamed
potatoes. Corn on the coli.
Water cress and egg salad.
Peach cobblber.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Bartlett pears. Poached eggs on toast,
with cream sauce. Baked potatoes.
French coffee. Raisin bread.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Escalloped Fish-Frcsh whiteiish or
salt cod freshened. Whitefish left over
from dinner will answer. If fresh white
fish is used boil just tender. Tick fine,
place layer of fish and layer of cracker
crumbs. aud hits Of butter. II sprinkle of
salt dash of cayenne pepper. and cover
with milk Place dishes in dripping pan.
which has some water in to keep it from
burning: put in hot oven. baking for
twenty minutes.
Water Cress and iigg Salad-Boil one
egg. hard. for each person to be served
Dip each sprig Of water cress in dress
ing made of vinegar and oil. Place OF
salad plate. Remove center of hard boile,
eggs without breaking. putting one in tho
center of each plate. Press whites
through potato masher, and pile AROUND
vellows. Add one teaspoon of dressin;
TO each plate.
Peach Cobbler-Fill pudding dish hal
full Of quartcred peaches Yellow on"
lif possible. Add one-half cup sugar
some hits Of butter, sprinkle with Gin
namon. Cover with short crust, bakihi
The sun., 1901-09-18
SCHUYLKILL DIVISION

For Phoenixville. Pottstown and Read
nrday only, i:aO, 40, 5;ss 7,5a and 1i,5o
1892 G02 and $40 D. m. FhoeniXvill,,
only. 7.26 a. m. and 44S and 552 D. m.
week days ~ so
For Pottsyille. 545, 910. 1913 a. M, 10
40 and 733 p. m. week days. Siindov
650, 923, n. M and GOO n m
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turned to hate. The conflict between
these two opposite human passions are
increased in intensity to an ungoveriable
extent III the third act, terminating IN Il
very sensational climax. The characters
are in capable hands and the general
effect is most happy. 1t is proving to he
on" of the triumpl;S Of this seasons new
productions. The DEVILS Doings" will
lr seen At the Wilmington Theatre
Thursday night and the remainder Of til"
week. Matinees Friday and Saturday.
| All kinds of little and big things are
seen with he Royal Lilliputans who
will he seen ut the Grand Opera IIous"
| next Monday night. There are little
people. littrl horses. little carriages, and
Iall sorts of miniature artists: also giants
mammoth horses and special scenery,
gorgeous costumes pretty girls with prct-
| ty voices. The music is new and catchy
| and the Sprcaltics introduced are novel
and r. fined Special chiidren's matin"pS
arc given The I.illiputianS are conSid-
Tered among the leading attractions Of the
country.
DockStadrr'S Theatre at Seventh AMI
Shpley streets. will open for the season
on Monday next, with the usual matinc"
performance, The reputation of this
house for the past nine years j. So we'll
known that the mere announcement of
1.-THE opening would doubtless fill the thea
tire to the doors Manager Dockstnder
will give the same personal attention tu
tn" house tlis season as heretofore. a';,l
will aim Mt all times to give his patrons
| thp host that ynudryill, has 10 of or
That has been his policy in the past and
it will continue to he in the future. The
hill for The opening week will include
Harry st. Clair. the wcll-known Protcan
comedian: Little Doris < Co.. presenting
the delightful comedy. ."The Little Lead
u stars; RANK Whitcman
dancing violinist: Miss Alice Lewis
commcdienne; the Matthews, expert iur
glers: Madge and Morton. in their f,lmov>
musical net: and u number Of others,
The usual prices will prevail
The sun., 1901-09-18
r.. H. SCOTT.
3I4 Market St.
Outing FIanneIs

Today we will sell 1000
yards Of the regular 10 cent
grade of stripe and plaid Out.
ing Flannels at SIC. per yard.
The closing out of this lot
gives them 10 you at about
half the regul II price.