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VIOLA ALLEN.


Miss Viola Allen brings her great cont
pnny to the Grand Opera House on wed
nesduy evening. May |. presentng hef
greatrst success, In the Palace OF the
King" This drnmatzation of f. Marion
crnwfori's thrilling romantic story nus
proven even 4 grentcr success thah MISS
Aliens first triumph as star with the
novel. 'ln the Palace Of the King, mas
been one or the three most popular hooks
Of the yeuQ. Il is love story oi nld
Spain, whES Philip was king and Don
lohn Of .Mstia his brother, had
achieved nnlyiug fame as 4 soldier.
Don John and Dolores tMiss Alen' We're
swcethcarts hN love did not rln
smoothly with them, They we're on
posed hy \ cruel king aud still more
cruel princess, lei, love triumplled y
tho end aud their enemies overthrown
Miss Allcu'S company numbering nNe'
SIXTY people. is one Of surerlativr anal
| ity. and the scenery and costumes arr
described lis being or great masntltccnec
"ln thr Palace of the King whS tn
| great hit 1T The Nrw York season.
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rFN>>, ANA Il L. RATES TO
80. n.cFilan k,rNsit.nn. Rnfrale.

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READY ron BUFFALO $ SHOW
pennss ivania Railroad Prepares for
Heavy Traffic.

Ii will hardly occur to u resident OF
this locality that the severity "f the
Winter prohibits the work of the rail-
rnnd section gang IN u region SO near
ns Western New York. But such Is the
fact. Frnm Thanksgiving Day to April
Fonl's bay. or thcrcnhonts, the pick ana
shovel of the section lnhorcrs Is securely
locked IN the Toulouse, and the track
rrrurrr find other work,
The snow aud frost have yielded now
Ia The gentle warmth of the sun, aud the
enug is ont again preparing the road-
bc,l Tor The great traffic nf the Summer.
pn the Western cnd of the Fcnnsyls
ynuin Railroads new route 10 Buffalo
new and heavier rails nrc hrins lald, ana
additional ballast Is hcing placed. The
entire line Is dotted with worl>mcn sub
stitutiug new crnsstics, placing the new
rails and rhiukinG in the ballast that
makes the roadway solid,
| The bridges are likewise receiving
share nr attention, and the physical con
l,iou vi the line is undergoing y genera
nserhaulmg, The operatins officials an
uvmEtC heavy increase IN traffic dur
ms the Tan American Exposition, ant
thM arc placing the line III the hes
nmm tn aesnmmolair the heavier an,
multiplied mmhrr Ut fast trains,
81 ihc Buffalo Terminal, ENehang
Street additional trarkngc has hecn lai,
ma il nurnter II repairs and improve
ngrtns have heru made fnr The bette
hanaling 0t The Increased through an
lapal traffic
II i said that the trains Srrcidll
destined "a the exposition Will he ri
thrnuSh IL tlr station on The cNpoSitio
grounds and started trnm that point 9
hr tctMrn ,rin Int oven il this Is ~
annr, thr trains II the RSlt Line ri
III tt,anrut Intervals aud connect 'he q
position graun,iS with every qnarter ,
the city and thr principal railrea
STATIONS,
The rcnu>>lyaEia RaiFoaa otticia
rnrnrt alr,@dy i SratilNiugs increase
tfallr >lpcc the tnanSuratiou ~ the ne
tm, hetNtsn philadelphia, Raltimor
Ws>h,nvem aNa HaNNlo rhiladelnh
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MUSIC AND DRAMA
REllrS FlRSr RArE ACTS.

NElrn'S ElRSr RArE ACTS.
NRalh,g NWU>Watls larSe a~>enyhtage 0l
6rSttatr aets haNM& hyyn assigned ~
l>eyth rhtaashhM rhratrs this wetk,
G,rs Is hhrlN tA ~ ua huydA m tNr lN
aastHatS etawa> tha. haNE 6ayke,t
8, th3i be,,>s ii lats sar sutyrialtaueui
\aN9 hvtagv ha< aay bNat ihe&ttitat
sHtyrPyiss, rNAUN,s such i r&inSrNShlt
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ii divorce mills now In operation in the
May Quarantine against sussex.

hhav %A"A"'ss'p = ~r--r''
From the Delaware Democrat.
II II stated that the Enstcrn shore
Of Maryland IL talking seriously OF
qunrantinlng against the whole OF Sus.
scx county, because Of the reported
cnscs OF smallpox In the western por-
linn. The fact " the first eases known
III Scnford came from Marynnd ana
quarantine should nj once have been
established ngainst that state. lint
illr people from whore the disease wns
received should now blame the whole
of this county and profess to be afraid
of every one here. seems too RI. fol
anything.
The epidemic IL disappearing very
rnpidly. IL there was ever much except
! light eases. and the talk of the citizens
or Maryland now seems very foolish
II will indeed. be much more to tn
disadvantage Of their own people thai
ours ny they 20 through our state an,
mnny Of them through our county =
gcl 10 Philadelphia, Our people on IN
allcr hand nrc not compelled TO trave
much III their section md can cnsily d
without them,
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BALTIMORE &OHI
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect November s5 al
All trains illuminated with Pint
light.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware 4.
nue. Station for AH|
NEW YORK, weekdays, +5.O1, 1920 q.
a. m; +l219. .2.s4. 1858, t5.ls (Royai HI M
ited), s627, '7.42, sl0.52 p. m. S,mdaiFf
t5.0l, 1888. -1l,35 a. M; 1894,
(Royal Lmited), +7.42, s1O.52 D. IN ~
PHILADELPHIA. weekdays. ,5.oi Il
$3.50. 7.3o. .S.25, 1898. '1052, 11.OS a n n
ited), s5.25, 1921, 6.s5, T.4s, .l0ys' .lohs Lia
Sundays, s50l, 1880. $50, 1888 10, ~!
a. M; *2.34, 800, 1853, s5.1S, (Rovai ,,Hlas
ited). S.35, t7.42, 9.0S. 1862 D, m Lu
Chester. weekdays. $50 $3.50, 7So III
1898, t10.52, 1l.0S a. M; s2..Sl, 3vO Z,
6.S5. T.42, -10.52 p. nj. Sunday, 7gO u
1898, 1o.5S, .l.S5 a. M; t2.Si, 800. n
ZAP, 9.OS, t10.52 p. m - Y
Atlantic City, weekdays, $3.50 A
'i2.1S t2.34 and +525 p. m. SUNDAYS !
a. M: t2.Si p. m. = =
Cape May. Ocean City, weekdays ~
a. m; ~2.84 p. IN. Sundays, 7.30 4 ~
Sea Isle City, weekdays. $3.50 d. y \
baltimore and Washington, weet j.,
AIS. 6.55. 1904, .i1.O1. a. M; Va ~ y
3.19, +S.4O. '4.57, s62O (Royal LIN Limit.
9.C5 a. m; +12.5G, *2.09, .457, .6.2O tRo,
Limited). 6.43, +S.04, s10.16 D. m. WV
baltimore and way stations, 655 a
BIB p. IN. daily except Sundays; Az
M; 6.s3 p. M, Sundays only. -
Newark, weekdays, AIS, 6.55. sSW n
g. M; '1256. 3.19. '4.57. 6.25, $500 3
Sundays, AIS. 'S.O4. sos a. M. Il,
'457, CAB, 1882, 's.04 p. m.
Pittsburg, weekdays, 1904 a. M. /.
.1o31S io3S ?. m. Sundays, tS.o4, a. M; i
Chicago, daily. 1904 a. M; 1857 o N
Cincinnati and st. Louis, AIS a
'l2.56, and .l0.16 p. M, daily.
5ingerly accommodation, weekday, 4
a, M; 3.l9, 6,25. p. m. Sundays. 81
M: CAB, 1882 p m. y
Landenberg accommodation. week a
3.19, 4.57 p. m. Sundays, 6.43 p. m
!. LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
Baltimore, week-ways, $40 p. m.
Landenberg, weekdays, $40 a. m
q 500 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. M; 6 Is !
}, LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For Win
y ton. weekdays. t3.35, $50, .79O.
l100 a. m. 1920. *1.37. 215 ,S.O7,
4.30, $3.50, *5.i (Royal Limited
! $40 .7.S0, 1910. *1t.35 D. m. SUM
D 1896. -7.30. 800, 11.00 a. M; .l20
Las, $40. $50, s54S, Royal Linn
:, $50, si.30, -9.4O. 1880 D. IN.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1893.
q Rates to Western points lower tha
4 my other line. F. d. UNDERWco
: General Man
: D. B. MARTIN, Man. Of Pass. ira
II. A. MILLER. Pass. Agent Wilmil
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rIor cars on all express tIaias.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAIL

connecting with p. ". & 3. R
-nion station. Baltimore, Md
TAKING EFFECT NOV. u, N
Al trains leave Hillen station u
lows.
W q. m:-Fast Mail. Main Line. NJ
", r. r, and the South ana q
day L. v r. r.. ChambersburG.
unshurg and Winchester.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAf.
- q m.-fork. b. and II. DiEisIon|
Nam Line east OF Emory GrOrel
1arllsie and G. and II. f. K.
- 3 ia.-Main Line Shippensburg.
eEisk- Emmittsburg and y. ai.i VI
10 Eikton.
al =. m.-Accommodation for
5rldse, York, Gettysburg.
- m.-Aecommodation for
S p. - Express for York ar,i 3
II. Division.
~ p. n. Express Main Line points
FREDERICK. Emmittsburg and Shi
- ?. m.-Acoommodation Tor i
Grove.
al9 p, m.-Accommodation for
u.45 ?. m.-Aceommodauon for Z
SUNDAYS ONLY.
80 q. H,--Accoumodation for
Bridge and Hanover.
so p m.-AccammoGation for
Bridge
s2e p m.-Aeeemmodation for
Grove
i INSTRUMENTATION for !
grove.
Ticket and Baggage office III Eas
.lniaEc street.
All trains stop At Union station
sSts2niA avenue. Fulton and wa
station
J NJ II o0p. 3. H. GRISWo
General Manager. isn'l Pass,
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feuds, the good and evil OF the humble
jphnbitant of u remote inland comun-
IS; and instead OF training for the me
atrical effects and dramatic climnNes baS
arranged the scenes ana cpisoues III u
natnra! sequence, carefully, above ",
things, not 10 violate probability, anu
renclipg the announcement by straight
forward methods. All this may give
tho impression. that the play Is dull, but
tlis IL not the case; on the contrary the
interest IL marvellous and is splendid
10 the end The author has particularly
cxcellcd in depicting character and the
various people nrc types Of those to be
found in rural byeways throughout inc
regions whore the scene is laid.
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..soLpIIiR or EMPIRE"

The best romantic play ever written =
"A Soldier or the En,prc." This may
sound exaggerated but facts bear i out.
I his famous play will he presented here
nj the Grand Opera House next Monte.
evening IL TIN tamc superb manner that
characterized its great conquest IN New
York city. II will hc presented here by
The Schiller Stock Company and notwitli-
standing great expense Of this prodne-
tion the prices will be 10, 20 ana W
CENTS
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na.h.r car,ls.. All An,ana.

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TIMELY OPINIONS.
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4 cnr harm II 10 he converted into u
htah arhon II ,'hcngn, THIS viii hc \
stond ninuv ror the classes ~ history y
lud onl nll about what constitutes
slUh'r governments
The sun., 1901-04-22

The eANnNA are noM conStnecd thnt
III ,lunE Chnns has hrrn rlaNinS Y
lauhl, pnmr. In SicM OF the fact that
Ill Il Ghtnamnu 4 ,s snrrslhk thal
IN, cn,.Ys Metr na, convinced lanE
The sun., 1901-04-22
Just in at
TURNER'S
Our Spring Specials

Beef, Wine and Iron, regular Soc bot
tie at $40. or three bottles at $l.05.
l.eibig Extract OF Beef, 40c. size at 2Sc.
our bottles ST. 10. New goods just in.
A bargain in Canned Peas, New York
June, i0c. $l.l0 doz.
DRIED FRUITS.
We have the best grown thoroughly
ripe California Apricots, lie. are es-
pecially fine.
Fine California Prunes, Glib, 25c.
COFFEE.
Onr G. and S. Blend is today without
an equal, rich old mellow COFFEE at
26c. Alb $l,00.
And pt lsc. or 3lb soc. we offer onl
special Blend, is q fine strong Coffee like
a genuine old I.aguayra rich and strong
SOLICITING YOUR COFFEE TRIAL
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The letter carriers will hr allowed 10
wcm shirt wnlas ,lurmg the oo,nlns
slrnmrr, They shrula NJ once start u
movement 10 hn,r al dogs chained m,
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PENNSYLVANIA R.R.'
THE STANDARD RAIL
ROAD OF AMERICA
pUII,ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d.
UaTTIMORE RAIL- ROAD.


schedule in effect April H. 1901.
1,raips Leave Wilmington as foil lows
For philadelphia texpress). 167, So2. 40.
s.30. 742 7.5O, $780, 8.55. 8.35. 10.l1, 10S 1922,
IL S2. ii. .s2. ii. AS a. n., x12.l6. 1S7. 800, Sli
45S 507, 6.07. $50 6.57. Ti7. s.O6. ana s.lo
= Accommodation, 6.1O. 71o $40, lloO a. IN.
u 80, 2.82, 400 6.25, 6.35 and lo.aS 2. M 40
For Chester (express), i5s 4;29. y. e.So, n 80
m, 1877, 400, ASS, 6.07, 657, and b s.OS p m
1890. 2.S2, 400. SIS, 6;S5 and lO.4S ?: m. 70
sds Eot sss seq cpining ming Carr 1872 1655 i145 9.
M M. xIS16 DINING Carl, 1.s7 Dining Car),
3li, 6.W, $40 Dining carsl 1.n 4,t ana sya ~
lion, Philadelphia. 4.2o. $50. 7.1u. 60. Ss9 Ie
SsS. SS sn, ASS, 5.o7. 6.o7. 6.67. III. 9.16. and
iOisc For : Boston without change. 1902 a. m
Aha For Fl Newark z; m Center and intermediate
stetlHns% a. ana d. Washngten wa sss M AS
i i.5S s5i, tes 5:sS. .s.o5. s.ls, 7os, 7so' s.il
p p'RaitimoTrei NOR "a and intermediate stations
800, ALL 6.13 y. M, l2.ls night. .-e---
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, ofsosl fol
Wlmlngtop1, y y 3. 3sxpress'' Sc s0Si 1 iis s
s.aS S.bi. 4.O1, 4.46, Sos, 6.25 5.34, 5.6s, SOB
6.2O, .6b5. 7.a. n26. LIS p. M. and ls.S
'iis Accommodation, &c, $50, 1870. s12. 1875. .
M, 1.23 325, 4OI, 4,49. 627 s.3S, lo.22, an
Loo =. - SUNDAY TRAlNs.
Fof Philadelphia (express), lbt. 5Vl
4.2O, 935, 1882 1852, 11.45 a. m, l31. 90
t.5S. 6.07, $50, TIT. SOC, and 9.16 2. m.
Accommodation. 710, $40. Sbo a. M
l2H, 200, AGO, 5.25, f.2S. and 1913 p m. ~
For Chester (express), lb7, Az, g'S
i, las q. M, 1.S7, 400. 46S, 6.Ul, ana soo
H. Accommodation, 7.1O. $40, s.55 a. M
12.l4, 200, 400. SIS. 1928. and 10.43 p m :
For New York; through exrressl, 10
s02, 9.S5 Dining Carl. 1882 1852. ll.45
~, 1877 tDining carr, 500, 6O, go tll
ing Carl. III. 916 p. M. connecting "
4 Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, ~
7lo $40 935, l.i5 u. M, l.3I, o,00, ~
t5S, 6.O7, III, and 1913 p. m.
For Boston, without change. III p. m;
Baltimore and Washington, 4S5 s.t
lOlS a. M, l2.O5, 1913 1.5o. 3.5l, 400, .:
s6.03, 646. 1886, S.1i p M. and 1.0S night.
II Baltimore and intermediate station
613 D. M, 1918 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, I
Wilmington (express). 3.5O. 72O, n.23, II
a. M, l.l3. 8f3, 3.29, 4.46 sos. 5.25. SOS. G..
:, 7.sl, s.s5. n.26, lbs P; ma and l22o nigl
II Accommodation, s.35, e.12. 1885 q. I
l22S, 2S2, 6.1S, s.SS. and 1922 .. m
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sin Nltrrd Milnrr says the Rncrs ats
5anine Atonnd III South Nfrlta, " St
Nlt. doesn't watch out Kitchener VII
hlaml him With Soorn tor Hiring IL thr
rear
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Il iAi'i likely lint rrlnrr kropothiu
win he lhlr 10 work NJ much cnlhnSi
nsni nmonH the hnrlma over here
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srArs rsEAsuREs 5 ACCOUNTS

W. >uss,,St that thn question Ai~ea
helweru M 4 nrtalet Ran, late STATE
ae1sunN ond the peNer tndr>, ttntA
WA ~ aevNlrd IN an appSal q th i,
,ala flW ,harsrS IL smt hrGun 0 III
a. wsnu and ths atu,als IL thrs,
.Aaras III MI eea,h thr attMt,,n iii
As+m Vi ~ understand il, thr yh,ygss
i nNtae tha " Hall fesrN,d $A.l,N nt
I'M sHtI,Nm,M III hs accounts, a,,,yy
lhln III Il l1NaRt cmultd III tlc,
,llm i m.ca epou IA teor,,>iten ftal
thR Nsso tMmel Tim t,t psy>omu r<
psns,s, e,NWt4lhas sa}ar> ana M
e@@sN 1N> u'3 ms hNr hs,n ,ani
hs8st, ,N,vta ulNn taa lw~stsr II an
a alMpgatWS sNs MONEY af lhsl
rran
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ss . sua III Ae >tas> fhas IN t,aa
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-EXpress 6iS p. m;
iaily, sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta
Memphis and New orleans and Thnmasyiiit
{ Thursdays only: SO y. M, daily sleepeIs 70
New Orleaus, Macon, Memphis, Nashville, vie
ashville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line--Express l2.lS p. M. daily
SleepeIs 10 Charleston, Jacksonville, Macon
Fort Tampa lsundays only, Ihomsonvil.s
/ tuesdays only; Its u M, daily, sleepers u
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway S.1
n. daily, dining car. and sleepers te
Seaboari Air I.ine.-Express ABS a. NJ
daily, sleepers te New Orleans and Jack
,onyiile, "Florida ard Metropolitan Limited
l.09 p. IN. daily, sleepers 70 Jacksonville.
FOR BUFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction, $50 a, m. and s . y
III. daily.
Via Canadaigua, $50 a, m. weekdays, s,5op m
excepI saturday, and II 20 y m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
| For New Castle, SIS a. m, sos. 4.3s. anC
IS p. m. weekdays.
| For Lewes. Sis a. m, ia p. IN. week
For Dover. Harrington, and Delmar
| SIS, u.0S a. m. AS. 6.bS, and I'LL y. m
| sundays, l2l1 p. M.
). Fer l Wye AMyem@ing min and way stations. SO
Express for Cape Charles. Old Pom
lays and l2.u night daily.
| % Congressional Limited Express A
! Festibule Parlor Cars and Dining Cal
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
* Limited Express. yestibule Parlo
Cars, NeStibule Passenger Coaches. an
Dining Car. No extra fare.
| The Wilmington Transfer Csmpanv vi
all for and check Baggage from hotel
and residences
For further information, passenger
are referred 10 the ticket agent at til
| station.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
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pENNSYLNANiA RAILROAD.
Trains Leave Broad Street station
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IE,NIspt SATURDAY.
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