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The sun., 1901-05-04

American flags to raise over their doors
and carry ON their persons. The saddest
words you could tell an applicant was,
NO have got" But he soon discovered
a substitute. .AIakee chit-say: Be
long Americans, and this saved hum
dreds Of lives. for a Chinaman was not
safe abroad in peking for weeks after
the occupation, because of the brutality
of the Russians and French. Hundreds
nf American flags were roughly made out
Of red and blue pieces of silk stitched to-
gether by Chinese women. People hung
them out Of their windows, or carried
them over their shoulders wherever they
went
ne Japanese stood foremost IN ear
wing unt Il humane policy in protecting
he lives Of men, the chastity of the
women. and the property of noncom
infants.
The Americans opportunity was not
o great they had not the force at their
Command, nor could they make as rapid
marches rs the Japanese. hut their ex-
ample was the most potent influence in
fhe war. Tho Japanese were prond to
axe their cue from the Americans and to
humane as we individually, there was
hardly q private in the ranks Of the
american contingent who would refuse
. snccor i wounded foe. or who would
iot risk his life 10 protect woman III
angor Of outrage.
Coupled with this statement Of the
oart played by the Americans in China.
re stories which make the heart of the
over Of justice and mercy thrill with
10y. There are stories Of the brutality OF
ms Of horror and disgust. The two
nolicieS c0ntlastcd rebound to the honor
# the American soldiers and the glory
# the American flag. 'Old Glory has
ost none Of its beanty. none of lis power
md influence in tho world by participa-
ion in the llrllins nf the Chinese insnr-
cction, and the rescue &C the .Ameri
ans il China who We're threatened with
determination True tu the object for
which i was carried as q battle tlag
Mo China, the American flag represented
ne force Of rcSclle, Of protection and
nmanr hrlpfulnesS: and the soldiers.
rlm = their tiag. 10 what il represents
j home and abroad, have given America
more glorious name. a finer reputation.
han were Won for ii hy deeds Of yalor
lone il the liberation If races. and in the
nillding Of SthteS. "Old Glory" il still
ht flag of The free ami the brave.
The sun., 1901-05-04
In THE SHOPS.

ircttE bags which can be used fol
| 'lefa glasses or any Of il number ol
aullm>rs when light bags arr needed
tl'c ilHldr Of white kid, ana have attrn,.
| ~ aesign> III flowers upon tho outside
lie Luz j. made uf two fiat pieces 81
r. kid with flare ends above lie gnth
ring strings of Ribbons. which ;lrr INA
y wli'c rings set upon the ouls side III
he hag.
Black bead bags which are pretty AMI
/ lllll" different from the greater nun
~ io be- seen have the beads pnt on in
network and arc made ~ over 1 silk
nrplatian
Stylish leather travelling bags have an
Mira depth 70 the framework II tic H. !,
nd llr leather of the body Of Tho ha.
\ carried M 70 Tile top without seams.
Fhe effect is very good.
hrr" Is No end 10 thr variety 10 ID
cen ~ Sislies. iA"y come III wat.rr,I
l' WIN painted towcr> III satin with
'als"d velvet flowers: IN white silk with Il
alltN wr;lvr with no other ornament
nan u" fringe. with which most Of III
,ilsllcs are furnished. and there n1,,
'al"r"'l ribbons in fancy wc;yns. IN
material ~ strips. some tcmgthwisc ana
nnl" arross.
y linen gown i trimmed with fancy a.
rms "i white polka dotted rod cotton
9 ~ facing IT linen Long lines u
'lark on other linen skirts have hclow
aril IN" his dots, also Of tllr black.
Nilicli seem 70 be attached 10 ii.
Beatltitnl buckles ar,, "a br secn ~ ~.
tllv"rsmiilis in Part nnuvca,r.' designs
= the gray.tiniShrd Silver ANA in tl,n r.d
:ola. There are the win-hlown tIamsrlS
Nho are always attractive ana either
ll"lf conventional designs paually artis.
lc III" buckles ar" sci with stnnos ~
llii"f"Ill c"l"rS. and many Of tllcm
laN'' pendants. here il Il tendency Ia
PENDANTS in many things.
" fans are Just getting into tho mar.
SCI. hoy are in the silk fans al II
,li'h Iaq'ler frames and show of course
Z y" hhltlr scenes Of China and thc ciyi
lz'.i world. Al the top Of thu fans
lh"Nc th' battle scenes. arc srounnd III,
hgs Of I'll" nations.
'llalnt things for flowers arc in Oripn.
~ pottery in dull cnlorS ia bc bnno
ll"I' tllr walls There are crabs. fsncs
M different reptiles of the kind which
lrc "ll"ctire IN the duh colnrs IN which |
hey are shown
l"lrt scented ammonia for IIsr n IN,
''l'n y amy Of 2 hundred purposes i
N"ilall likes 10 llSc littlr n,nmon;.,
ON" IN good sized BOTTLES nj II nnd d
ents II bottle
,fflS root makes the host Kind of
aflcls for III" linen closet. ribbon -.
lhsrfir drawer. or for the sill; -covoo,I
lotlleS hangers which are So GOOD fo,.
"hilns waists or Jackets which have
~" Innings. Big packages or tbe orr;s
o"t can he bought for very little. md
ll'rr ls 9 really good violet odo,. from
T. \ iiftie orris root rSed occoSionoll,.
pt'ce of tooth powder gives the breath
h'iic:lte odor of violets. 4.
Ihey arc called Queen Victoria.
The sun., 1901-05-04
STRAWS IN THE WIND.

=" ? I'm HE WIND.
| Ih" Regular Republicans were il.
hrelallg Indignant, hlt say that unihino
| Alll induce them tn vote fur AtIdirks
Yen II Delaware Is robbed Of every ~.
"hlnlnni III" Administration ran hr
| tow. They claim this Is the third ~tn,
| = 7 sertes of prosecutions ihat Il 10 Il,
| lcall|l "il p"laWar"ahS. the first Of
| Nlii''tl was the withdrawal Of The rrlral
lee mail delivery il the lower pnrt or III,
eiaie llst after arrangements had lurn
.9ihl1l"ted for establishing H. The Set
nj wa III" failure II the seed distribu
"iL and The third Is ilir aholitioll Of III.
.nSln"'l'~ office.
nus mon til. tide nml ~traws il thr
NlIti show the directions If tho cur.
.ri'iS. lh" above paragraph purlmrtine
I" @lN" The Anti .Nddirk>ilrS sentiment
mem ilie alilorinc"d closing of thn J-nit
4 States Survey otllcr III mis- city 1.
'"lr"w'al from I'll" Wilmington corres
,@ud"lcr II tllr Public Ledger. and !. 4.
ftIaw IN The wind.
Y vii l,r noticed that il SAYS the Anti.
NddlrEsltt'S were especially Indignant"
,H"f Tho los of i little mess of Federal
9"tiasc Thai is another way Of sayin.
~ lit'N alf losing Faith in The National
administration. Il shows. also. thai h..
liltl tins .Nllicksitc sentiment tharn
mining y politics .Ncrpi personal
''l'l" OYER los y leadership. aud Il
creed fa lhe Spoils II once. There i
tlso. Y hiS qnot"d paragraph. reading
.riwccn the Inns. evidence thot IL,
A''lick>ites arr realizing that no
ADMINISTRATION II Washington has como
estimate their political worth N III
rllc value. This i the cause Of thrir
Indignation, Il is natural greed never
lk"s I" n lnmaskcd AMI frarll never on.
icy detection.
~ ihN good analysis this Anti-Ad.
iicks sentiment resolves itself into greed
tnd fraud II, greed proved 10 b. tho
llii"lnE IF Governor. Marvil. Against
Whai W. heIieN. Ia have been his honest
Intentions. and against his campaipn III.
legations. i held him lip il Ills brief nj.
aS Governor of Delaware
NM, doubtless. FASTENED his death. Gov
'tlor Malyi acknowledged Ia tho writn,
mai liez"w"I his election 10 The men who
nave since become known as Union RI.
aud chief among these was
VI. Nldirls'. who was then, as now !
'ilntlldate i H United States Senator l.,
nc ordinary course Of political procedurn
.'ov"llor Marvil's appointments wonll
iaFe been mad" from among the mon |
w" composed II, and in the interest or
y p"iiiIeai movement Of which he was
ne ilrst beneficiary. We believe thai 10
honestly intended that this shonld ho
'"ll'', lie rrrkone1 wrong. Ills esti-
nat" Of the greed If The Anti-Addicksites
vas far too SMALL his estimate of their
'ower of discrimination was too low, 30.
INNING right there with the Anti-Ad.
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OUR FLAG IN CHINA.

lc history II tlir American Ha. i clI
ilele,i by h. starry ~ IT. Influence III
ronii,irlire il inspired atpI thr protection
i offered d The people III China 81
ether flag, he soldiers ot 10 other nation
We're . linn,rrl and trusted ~ wrr, Inv
-anl"flril iiag. and che American Sol
di"rs. Thrilled ;,s the american may H.
~ he recital If thG lI.ruic deeds enn,.t,,l
~ defence II their llilg on sca aud land.
aud however much lhcN may prize il A.
ne emblem of liberty, of the power Or
this nation aud the assurance ~ III
lnit'r. lhal sense NJ appreciation and love
must tir increased by tlp knowledge tlhat.
~ The Orient, whore il Ilus foatntl among
~ ~" llags II all tir nations IT the
world, II was h"orcd u no other hae
WAS h"narrd, aS III emblem Of freedom
Of fair play and Justice While other
ilIGS were feared the American flag was
trusted. While other soldiers were
hbusihs. lphbln. and Wandering thr
people The American soldiers were a.
f"ndinS and helping them-th flag IL
ram" in that foreign land I'M emblem d
Justice and mercy. Edwin Whitman. lata
Vic" United States Counsel ut Hong
Kong, in magazine article, Were we
Cruel in China" saws:
II the Americans had had ten thouS-
and flags n Picking, Iicn lsn aud I'nng-
chow. ttosr cities would have looked Ike
2 Fourth Of July celebration. Hundreds
YES thousands, Of Chinese begged for
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a(,H,s
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect Novemh.
AL AZ trains Illuminated with =, 4. 1870
% EXPRESS TRAINS
Trains leave Wilmington, Da,oa
NEW YORK. weekdays, .5m 4a3a
a. M; l219. s234, .3.5S. IS is tRn,,sfi ~ ,lQk
led), go, '6.21, -, 'l0.52 p. m, osn, s,ad.H' i.H'
AZ. ,9-Ss, .l1,s5 a: m: '2Si, .stE.ldaa
pHILAADELPHiA. week days IN; u;
$50. 730. .s.25. $3.50, sIob2 + II ~ oDSOl, "a
.2l9, '2Si, 2.c0. .3.5S. Sis fRn1,sa fR = ri
ited). '6.25. 1927. 6.S5. ,.742, 0gs' 10 y Lin
Sundays, .5,ol, 80. $50. 1929 lgs, ps ~.
f. Iteda ~ ~ e s@ .sbs, .5ls. Royai IN IN
Chester. weekdays, $40, $3.50 n j.
es;ss .l052. Hos a. M: .2Sl. sg, o !. S
s35, '142. -i0.52 p. m Sunday 4 sa y.
.sSs, l1.52, '1l.3b a. m; .2.Si. s@ %V' ~ Ss
LR. soS, .lo52 p. m - ~
Atlantic city, weekdays. sG5a
sl2.ls '2S4 and $50 D. m sundaps =, y
aape May. Ocean City. week-davs ..
a. m; "2.34 p. m. Sundays, 7S0 : ~
sea y Isle City, weekdays. $50 n.
Baltimore and Washington vel, a..
AIS 6.55. 's.O4 .1i0l a. M: eeh 10 4 asm sas.
3.l9. '3.40. a.57, SEQ Htoyal liz i,ipo,,. AH =.
sSH. sl0.l6 p m. sundays, 4ts y !,
zoe a. m: .l2hf. '209. .4.57, $50 iRo,.,
Llihlteol, b -, S.O1, sl0.lG D. m
baltimore and way stations. 6H :.
3,19 p. IN. daily except SUNDAYS as =
m. 6i3 y. m. Sundays only ~ 2
! Newark, weekdays, s41S. GH .Sa4 a, a,
| a. m; .l2.56. 3.19. s4.57 6.25, .8Oo \ ~ !.
sundays. = Is. 's,04, 9.05 a. m; .l2g
457, 6.43. 7.32, .S O4 D. m. -
| Pittsburg, weekdays, ssa4 n. m uk
.l0.l6 p, m. Sundays, .SM, a. M: ar
| sl016 D. m -
Chicago, daily. 1904 a. m; a57 n RI
| Cincinnati and st. Louis. AIS -.
*l2.56. and +10.16 p. M, daily.
Stngerly accommodation, week -daya. Ga,
| a, M: s.19. 6?5. p. m. SUNDAYS, s6 |,
M: 6.i3 1882 p. m.
| Landenberg accommodation. week dag.
3.l9 457 D. m. Sundays. 6.43 D. m
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION Rop
Baltimore. week-ways, $40 D. M
l1andenberg, weekdays. $40 a. m sy
30 .. m. Sundays. $40 a. m; "a, D =.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For Wilmnr
ton. weekdays. *3S5. $50 .730 .ias
Hoo q. m: .l2.2o. s1.37. rs. ,3n7 as
80, $50, s5.S fRoyal Limited. yB
$50. 40. $40. .ll.35 D. m Snaays
s3.S5. s7a0. 500 100 a. M. s12M "a
las, "i20. $50. .54S, (RoyaIs I4Ini,ea
$50. rl.30. $40. 1890 D. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1893.
/ Rates to Western points lower than W
4 my other line. Il. ID. UNDERWOOD
General ManaRs
n. a. MILLER, Pass. Agent, Winnings
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pHILA. AND READINGiRAlIR0AD
wilmington Division.)

lime labl IN effect March 3ths, 1901
TRANS leave Wilmington, (French strsS
chanin. Wintertnur, Guyencourt. Grss
lgte, Cossart, Chadds Ford Junctiss
.socopson. West Chester, EmbresyitH
Moftohville, Coaeesville and intermc6iaS
-tatlons, daily except Sunday, at 7Ga
M: daily 2l5 and 4.50 D. m. Sundsy oaIs
For Waynesbnre Junction, Elversy.
sunday, ct 7.35 a.. M: daily Els and ~
p m, Sunday only at SOC a. m.
For Joanna, Blrdsboro, Reading and "
lermediate stations, daily except Sunde.
= la5 a. m: daily . 15 and 4.5O p. 8
sunday only, SOC a. m.
For further. information passengers arr
referred to the ticket agent at the 81
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave philadelphia. Chestnut street wharanl
SOU y treet Wharf for Atlantic City.
Weekdays ES press 900 a, M, SATURDAYS
w 100, 90. 800. 600, 7.l5 p, m. Acccmmo-
astion aap \ 50 500 2 m, 80 , N. Sundays fxpress
daton. S00a. m. 300 p. m
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPOT Weekdays
EXPRESS %, 9o0 10 y a. M, 2,50, 80, dOt
IN; Accommodation los q. IN. 4.0i p ~
sundays Express 10 Is o. M. 30. $40 S0Op
m Accommodation--7.l a. m 4.05p. m,
Parlor cars on all express trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
sontb = = y n 4.l5 T. m; sundsys-9 Is a ii
soMth ST. 900a m. Addi onal for Care NAV
uM FoR ReekRdays sRa vs. : 2 90 G,!n,i r m ~
IN s o u M = =
M fonK AM ATLANTIC CITY EXPIRES
Leaves SkW YORK Liberty Strcet1 a IN n y, '.s
ATLANTIC CITY, $50 a. m ! =
betaiie time tables al ticket offices
W, w. e; BESI!ER Cen Superintendent
''oeoN =. WEEKS Gen. Pass. Agent.
The sun., 1901-05-04
SATURDAY. MAY A. 1901.
WHY DIDN'T sPLuTTER 2

Speaking Of the list Of candidates for
the Republican nomination election The
Morning News says:
There has been <ome Spltttcr here and
there concerning the list of candidates
bni ii was altogether nnwarranted.
We notice that the News didn't have
interest enough in, or courage enough
10 ''splutter' about anything connected
with the coming nomination election
The News prafeSs,~ to lie ln advocate
Of Republican unity, and also an advo-
cate Of honest elections, and while il
knows that these are the two things
coming election it has not had the colr
age to take sides for or against them
II knows thai the Republican party can
not succeed III this city Or State divided
into two organizations. and it knows too
that Republican nomination elections
heretofore have not been above suspicion
and that usually they have hccn followed
by II great turmoil "splutter" we sup
post il would Slyto get Il decision Of
The vote that the voters would accept
II ought 10 know that such result now
would divide ail dcfeat the party, and
yet il cannot afford 70 spluttrr little
IL avoid >uch disaster. The good con
,liiion nf things. and the Favorable out
look for Republican success is not due
10 anything the News has done. unleS,
il can bc assumed that The absence of
is splitter" has been beneficial. Ii that
hc true and il will Keep quiet littc
longer tile Republicans Of Delaware
prove their ability 70 get along without
lis advice.
The sun., 1901-05-04

II is to he expected that when n rene
gade Republican preacher deserts hi.
party and turns Democrat. Democrats
will commend himthc PhariSces com
mpndcl Judas. and the British commend
ID Arnold; Int that didn't acqnit either
Judas y ARNOLD Of trcason: and we hav,
from history that both the traitors camr
to hc hated and 'listrnstcd by their new
found friends That is . natural rc.
sllt that y" reasonably imagine a like
result is possible wherever treason lnrEs
wherever il Republican preacher al.
tempts to preach Democratic politics anJ
Wherever q Democratic editor attempts
10 aavnratr Republican political policies
The sun., 1901-05-04

Ahti-At "lSirrs who are making much
II" about the cdcral patronage. and
Who affect 10 hnlirv" that thc existence
4 the Union Republican party depends
!pon The giving or withholdn. of patron,
90, would ia we'll to remember that
delaware las been made Republican
state IN spitr of the joint efforts Of the
tepnltlira and Democratic .Ant-Ad-
lickSitr> enjoying the Administrations
avor aad tiilng AL The Offices This
net If our political history marks The
distinction between Union Rcpublcanism
md Iiorer Rrpnhliranism The one
iglit> for tltr establishment and contin-
lanc" of Republican majority rule in
government Inc other fights for offices.
Without regard ta the quality Of The GOV
'rnmcnt.
The sun., 1901-05-04
w EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

ii;oninecting i;91il. 9iI with r. w & B. r. R. al
4 TAKING EFFECT NOV. % 1sN
lows: eii station as ta"
iaV q, m-Fast Mail Main Line. ar
day = =. y = dhd 4 !. the Gsa south and ex sna'
uhsburg and Winchester,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
~ 4, q. York, b. and III. Division. an,
Mhlh Line east of Emory Grove af4o
! y 1arlisIe = and g.. and Ii. T.. r. 80
~ sric T. MAIN MAIN Line Shippensburg, Fred
10 iii I'm tiihiittsburg and N. and W. Ry
w *, a.. a, accommodation Tor Union
x J553'lase. York, Gettysburg.
Bgi9.a Accommodation for Union
t. Division. an a. asa
i'I1 ri p nj Express Main Line points also
hnre ick' Emmittsburg and Shippens
o.S9 = INSTRUMENTATION ror Emor,
6le R.9 b Accommodation for Union
il;25 =. m.--Accommodation for emory
: .. SUNDAYS ONLY.
Bri,d.., m accommodation for Union
"'Ib = m Accommodation for Union
" GrI 2: m-Accommodation for Emory
io,aa ?. m.-Aceommodation for Emory
tt,,nrs' ticket and Baggage Office III East Bal
! A.! 1na,li trains stop at Union Station, Penn.
station. atu "aipi'oa
= n II POD. b. H. GRISWOLD,
oeiierat Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent
The sun., 1901-05-04
PENNSYLVANIA R. K.
THE STANDARD RAIL- .
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAII ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON &
BALTIMORE RAII ROAD.
schedule in effect April l2, 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia texpress), LII. 3.02, 40
$50, 7.42 $50. S.50 8.55. 93b. l01l, 10 ". lOe.
l1.22 11.32, 11.45 a. m. xl2l6 1.a7. 800, III
i.5S. 5.07, 607. $50 6.57, III. s06. ana 81
Accommodation. $40 71o. $40. ll.OO a. m
1890. 2.s2, 400, 525. 6.35 and lo.l3 p. m:
For Chester (expressl. 157. 40 $50. IN
i.5o. $40. $50. s..55. 1911, liz, n.3S, u 70,
Accommodation, 6lo. 7.io. l,l;Oo. a. m
1890, 2.32 400. SIS, 6.S5 and l0.43 p. m.
For New York Through expressl, l6i
s.O2. 9.35 Dining Carr l0.32. l0b2, u 40 Q
3.li, J07, $40 dining carg 7l, and ~
tion. Philadelphia. 40. $50. 7lU. 750. $50
9.35, 10.11, 1852, 11.32, 11.45 a. m. 1890. l.37
2,32, 3.ll. 45s. 6.O7. 6.07, 6.b7. III sl6, AM
For Boston without change, 1902 a. %
For Newark Center and intermediate
Baltimore and Washington, 4.35, 500
$40. 1918, and II. .05 a. M. 1906. 1918. x1 .lb
l.50. 3.51, 400, SIS. .s03, SAG. 703. 1856. 81
p. M, and Los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
800. AL, 6.l3 y. m l2.l nipht.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. 70
Wilmington texpress), $50. 7.21. 725. s.3.
1923, l1,23. 1888 a. m. xs2.36. 1.13 2.20, S.13
3.29. 3.64, 4.0l, 4.46 sos OBS, 534. $50, Cos
$50. 655, 7Sl, 1L26. lips p. nj. and 1872
night.
Accommodation 6SC, 7S0, 9.12, 1876, o
mn.ss. l.2'. S25, 4.0i, 40 C,27 s.3s, 1922 an
SUNDAY TRAlNs.
Foi Philadelphia (eXpress), LET, 80.
L29. s.s5, 1882. 1852. las a. m. 1S7. 8 10
i.5S, 6.07. $50. III, 9.O6. and 9.16 p m.
Accommodation, 710, $40, 8.5S a. m.
l2l4, 200 400, 5.255, 7.2s and 1913 p m.
For Chester (express), 1b7, 40. 9.3s
U. As a. M. l.s7. SOO ASS, 6o7. and 9O6 .
oAccommodation. 10, $40. s55. a. m
l2;l4, 200, 400, SIS, 7.2S. and 1913 p. m
For New York; through expressJ, l.5i
3.O2, s35 Dining Carr, 1922, 1852, 11.45 a
n, l3I tDlning Garl, 800 6O1, $40 (Dii
ing Carr, III, GIG p. m, connecting vi;
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, Az
40 $40, 935, lI.i5 q. M, 1.37, 300 40
s.. 6.0. III, anG i0.43 p. m.
For Boston. without change, lit D. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, ABS, SH
~ lS q. m, l2.g6, 1913. 1.50 36l, 400 o.25
'b,03. g. 46. 1876, S.1l y. M, and LOS night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
t.l3 p. m, 12lS night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, 70
Wilmington texpress). $50. 1920, 11.23, ll.3
M, l.13. 8. 49, 3.29. 44d SOS, SIS. sos, 6.5;
23l, S.35 l.26. u.28 D. M, and 1920 night
Accommodation, S.35. s12. 1926 g. M
229, 2.S2, 6.1S. S36, and 1922 .. m.
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FOR THE SOUTH.

southern Railway.-Express 6.z6 D. m.
iaily. sleepers to Port TAMPA. Augusta
.emphis and New Orleans and Thomasyiilt
Thursdays only; Z 36 p. M, daily slecpers /,
View Orleans, Macon, Memphis Nashville, via
Ashyille and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line press l213 D. m daily
sleepeIs TO Charleston, Jacksonville, Macon
'ort Tampa Sundays onlyl 1homsonvll,
iiuesuays only l.O5 q m. daily, sleepers Il
chesapeake and Ohis Railway S1l D.
m daily, dining car, and sleepers L
Seaboard Air Line.-Express 435 a m
daily, sleepers to New Orleans and lack
,onville, Florida aid Metropolitan Limited
iO9 p. IN, daily, sleepefs to Jacksonville.
FOR BUFFALO.
wa Emporium Junction, $50 a, m. and 25 =
M daily. =
except saturday, and II 20 i nj. uaily.
The sun., 1901-05-04

-, Paul'S ~ L. Church, Seventh an,
Market streets, Rev. w. l.. S. Murray
pastor. $50 Il. m, class and prayer
1910 "lh" Lords supper j.. m. Sun
taN Sch"" $50 y. m. Y. +. S. G. T.
i,i' !, %. preaching. subject. .'SymluIs
= Salvation. Special music III the
evening service.
The sun., 1901-05-04
EPISCOPAL.

--CalGarx- Eniseanat Chg fttev". " wiflIiam
VI. Jrlfcris, u. D.. rector. $40 a. M.
sunday School and ItectorS Bible class
,o.So Y. N, Holy Communion and sermon.
~ =. ~, evening PRAYER and sermon.
"Wednesday evening 1T 3 i. nj. evening
n'aycr with 4 lecture on the PRAYER hook
The sun., 1901-05-04
pennsylvania RAILROAD.
trains Leave Broad Street station
DINING Car DAILY. xWeek- -days
IEXLnnt Sntl1rdnM Z ~
FOR THE WEST.

Except Saturday
FOR THE WEST.
MO q M. daiiy, H.tsbug, Ehi,.aY5 ~,
Giliitati, in Louisville and st. Louis. d1ih
lo25 @s.a 2. Y; n, daily for Pittspurg and chi
,ia5eeu 10 Two buffet parlor cars
z;s9 p. M daily, "Llmited, Iiittsh,,,a
LisHi Lo%isgsiieG Gleyelsnd ang g Toledo Cincinnati
i-;So - 7. m. daily, Pittsburg and CIeyeia nj
10y p. m; daily, Pittsburg, Toledo. OH.
iiaS49, in9,.,, ;MN,ashyille via Cincinnati am
d9inina Indianapolis and st, Louis
S25 p. n. daily. Pittsburg, Columbus r.
q dana pc Us; Louisville ana St. sS Louis -
for ToIedo oaly. essant ptittGsburg ana Chicago
lioe 9,,, p, n. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati ana
/ Valley fni,tna - iiie M wa Shenandoah
urday. 1'eNeiaha except sat
Lock Haven Express nor
Niagara, Rochester, Buffaio' 80 d.. N
ana Kane Express. xs Al
isiinira and Remove Express xf2 os a. a. ~
Ni..aialnsport .a Express. Sunday -
Buffalo 41, Express via Empo- &f26 p M
3 rum Junc0 c0............... ,S50 -
Rochester. a",ns. buffalo and Erie ''.'' p m
h2%shsster, %l 1. Buffalo ana iiii''f Erie % p n
m 10 STU q ssaney railroad AS, $40 a
sunday, 4.3O and 11.20 D. M ass
SCHUYLKILL DIVISION.
Hsr Phoenixville. Pottstown ana Paaa
mr6av v'1o, ,i, yio and 1913 a. m, 1859 1sat-
,. iuy m snnyda1s ssniyl lso h1o 5ss 7ss and 1i5o
10, 10, G02 and $50 p. m, phoeniS,,iIii. 1a 4, HI
Wasl. my, d a;26 a. m. and 4.4S and 552 D 'rle N
faT IL i2td5syille, amd 545 slO lo.ls a. m. 1so
10 m.
o'oo, S.2S a. m, and Coz D. m ai-ioay'
FOR NEW YORK,
5l$ $50, sSs sSs, g. 49, g. .l5sI So PSS 90
400, 500 $3.50, soo o. os lso' q S,Se' sog, s5O
F o5 M u and 1902 night saadaVnsa GS ana io9o 30
i1.4s a. M, ~ IL sS5s' sS S25 go 'losl, li5o
Il ilted D, $40 s55s, ss5 w; 7Ss 4S9 e 4 dim
pap M Bosfon +: M, and 1902 night 90 ana
d.ys and sos SuI D. N cnalfe Saiin 1850 m week
fqr sea Girt, Asbury PARK. oce,,, -.
ann m d66ranch, $50, 11O3 a. nj and r,royei e
For Lambertville, Eastan ana sa
bertyiIe pH q am m 100 I2.oQ noon. S52 sos T,am
1200 poar n ~; ually Buffalo, 9O6 a n 2
daily noon Weekdays and 7o9 u n, =,
keave Fer nm Market k, Street wharf as follows.
~ i,ao m. weekdays 49, '.3o a.
"or Long Branch. yia sa..,
a. m. weekdays, 'oiue Fark, S35
For Island Heights. Sa6 :,
nj weekdays. " - ana 4.M p
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
ve RiWer Sroad paiti street Station via Del, ,,an
7as 7see srldge, express, $40 M - ware ware
n NO ~ p m. Sundays, go a. M am a. a9m ~
1saye a. re Market and IS Street Wharf express 10
days. 500 and nd looS oo, and 5l5 p m sun, IN
on oafE MAY. SEA ISLE Ctrv
49, : OCEAN CITY,
'valon, Stone Harbor Ana,a
M mopn and dnd od Holly Bea .h-express MID. ~
500 d. D. m. iO0 p M weekdays. SUNDAYS 1,Ga :
on and sS%eef sao % rsoniaatEEExpress. sna 800 i
Sundays, 500 and and 7 ID Y n p ), m week k-days
~ ne sIni3n Transfer Conn.,, ~,
ssidences.n neoA baggage from hotels and and
B. HUTCHINSoN
General Manager a.no. =. WOOD,