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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-30
SAND HILL.

Nevada, the little daughter of Mrs.
Cassie Fischer, of Marietta, died March
23rd, of pneumonia, aged three years
and seven months; the funeral was
held at the M. T.. Church at this place
Monday morning and interment was
made at the Valley Cemetery.
Miss Rebecca Eddy entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
the Pike Tuesday evening; several from
this place were in attendance and re-
port an enjoyable time; this was
farewell party, the family expecting to
move to their new home near Cool
VILE next week.
Mr.. Ellis Brown is guest at the
home of Mr., Joseph Kester.
The entertainment to be given at the
NJ. E. Church on Friday evening,
March 29th. promises to be a success in
every ltdIulC Z anu uCSGi NGo LllC pau Oll'
age of every one.
A number from this community
attended the organization of a
Womans Aid Society at the L. NJ.
Baptist Church, Thursday evening,
March 2Sth.
Miss Martha Riley is quite i'll, having
suffered relapse from the grip.
Mrs. Henry Pape and Miss Minnie
Pryor. of Rainbow, visited friends at
this place last week. Mrs. Pape re-
turned to her home on Tuesday and
Miss Pryor will remain indefinitely
with her cousin, Mrs. Ben Pape.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-30

B. 6 0. S. w. to Beaumont. Texas,
IN twenty hours.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-03-30
Mayors
PR0ClA NJ At! ON.

Tie electors of the city of Marietta
are hereby notified that an election
will be held at the usual voting places
in said city on
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IVES GERM MARYLAA RAlhRooAn,
Connecting with p. w & b X. H. at
Union station. Baltimore, Md:
Taking Effect June 23 1901.
All trains leave Iiillen Station az rot-
lows:
i.3Na m.-Fast Mail. Main Line. Hagerstowh
n and Ry and the South and ex. SUNDAY
r. " r. r. Chambersburg, Marllns,
hure, wi chester and points on Chesapeake al'n
MS ern X. X.
lU,5 y, m "A accommodation for Emory dlpNt
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
7.'5 II. IN York, b. and ii, Division shu
Main Lire east of Emory Grove, alSo
Carlisle and q. and II. r. r. .,,,s
S.ii u m.--Mein Line. Hagerstown. Shlpl%iwS
burg, Frederick. Emmittsburg ana ~ anu
Ry. To Shenandc ah
1912 a. ACCOMMODATION for th'oh
Bridge. York, Gettysburg.
1880 y. nj, INSTRUMENTATION for Emory ttloNe
225 IN Accommodation for Emory tiluSe.
32! u. m.-slue Mountain Express. (Parlo'
Carr also Fred rick
3.39 p. m-Express for York and ant
4Ol y. m. Express. Main Line points, Haeer1
town, Frederick. Emmitsbu'g and ShippensouiIs
5.O0r. m Express to Glyn lon Accommoda
tian beyond to Union Bridge.
5.25 p. Accommodation for Alesia
! els p. m - Accommodation for Union Btiusfi
| SUNDAYS ONLY.
9,3l 81, m.-Accommodation for Lhl"H
Bridge and Hanover.
4 23h p Accommodation for Union Bllttr
| i.23 p m ---Accomm ndation for Alesls. ,o
Ticket and Baggage Office, 2l5 East Paltlmue
street
Trains stop at Union, Pennsylvania. avenue,
Fulton and Walbrook North avenuel stations
J. NJ. HOOD, b. II. GRlSWolIl,
General Manager. GenI Pass Agent.
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sCHUYLKILL DIVISION

For Phoenixylle., Po!tstown and L Read
ing, 6i5 80 and 1919 q; m l252 (Sat-
n M Sundays, ESQ, 900 and 9.23 a. m,
only, 7.26 a. m. and 4.iS and 5.52 =. m.
For 'S PottsSyillc, 5.45, a.1O. 1919 a m, 1,so.
10 ana 733 y. m. week days Sunday
ESQ, 9,23, n. m. and COZ p m
FOR NEW YORK
SpFoss ss so wfs 4 s9Ss sS sGs ssG ss t05 c H. f
S sSs e ", / %S iso sso. "a 5SS ,s% s$S
p. M, and l2O2 night. sundays, $40,
iO5. 44o, 500; 5ls, S.25. $50; 'lo2l, 1l,2o.
4e in MI % s,s.9 - Il s 's$S 49, !s lm amd
1000 . M. and i2.O2 night.
For Boston without change, 1850 a. m,
Sr Mes sa days r aRa RbrS p ParR oansn day Grove
Long Branch $50 l1.O3 n. m. and $40
and 4O0. p. m;, week days.
G5O 900 a. m, 1900 noon. 3.52. 500 G.am-
hertyille and Easton -onlyl week days.
| and 7O2 y. m. daily. Buffalo, 90G a, m,
100 noon week days and 702 y. nj
cave Market street Wharf as follows
| For New York. Express, 900. $50 II. m. .
| A3O D. m. week davs,
For Long Branch, via Seaside Park, Sa5
| n m, week days
| For Island Heights, S35, n. m. and 90 n
| M, week days.
FoR ATLANTIC CITY
Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
| River lsridae, express, $40 Il. m and
! 705 p III. sundays. $40 a. m. and 70'
| y. m
Leave Market street Wharf. express 800
i n m. ana 200 400 and Els u. M Sun.
days, 900 and 1000 n. IN.
FOR CAPD MAY. SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY
Avalon, Stone IIarbor Anglesea Wild
wood and Holly Beach express. 900 i.
m. and 400 p. m, week days. Sundays
1 900 ".
and 200 i00 and 5l5 D. m week ,lnya
sundays. 200 and 1000 n. M
The Union Transfer Company Will cnlI
for. and check baggage from hotc,s an
residences
Y Il. IIl'TCHlNSON 4 VI wopp
General Manager Cen Pass Aren't
Telephone lS7.
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to nave that effect. The theory OF this
assassin and his colleagues Is only an out
growth OF that disrespect for, and AS
saults upon the laws, the customs, and
executives, ontside OF and Independent
OF recognized and lawful organizations.
The typical Independent in politics is
tha assassin who, ignoring and denying
the authority of government, and OF par
tics. attempts 10 revolutioniac, that is to
reform, governments by killing the eyceir
tivcs. The safe politics is the politics OF
parties, and the party that has beaten
the Democratic party AMI forced from IL
the cry Of non-partisan reform, IS lli''
lparty to which the people who really de-
sire reform to cling. True rcformerS
ear have no political sympathy with tie
men ana the party that have made re-
form necessary in Delaware politics
lrlinl Of H. Republicans, whatever There
is IN Delaware politics and government
that needs reformation. Is OF Democratic
lori.,in and the reform OF these evils has
never been possible until that party was
hcaton.
The sun., 1901-09-11
The Suns Daily Bill of Fare. /,
Wednesday, September 18th.
LUNCHEON.


Tomato Pilan. Junket. Lemonade.
DINNER
Roast tongue (Austrian). Baked new
potatoes. Baked corn. Cucumber snin".
WATERS. Sliced peaches with cream. cake.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Gem melons. Clam Toast. Warm rolls.
Apple foam. Row knots. Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Annie Foam-l'sc Astrachan apples.
,iN or eight not too ripe: peel, quarter,
IN; IN boiling water. Just enough to keep
rom burning They will stew in few
minutes. When done stir with II silver
,poon until smooth add pinch OF soda
yhich takes away the sharp acid. when
,ool enough To eat add half u cup Of
ugnr. The result is u delicious sauce
q he eaten with warm rolls. II Is quite
original. !,
Clam Toast-chop up two dozen sninl
lains fine: simmer for thirty minutes III
lot water enough to cover them. Bcdt
he yolks of two eggs; add spcck OF
nycnnc and gill Of warmed milk;
,lcnd half tcnspoonfnl of Hour III
little cold milk or water. Simmer AL To-
.rthcr. Pour over buttercd toast ami
serve.
Row Knots Beat two eggs. Add one
hird of Il cup Of sugar. one Tablespoonful
ach Of cream and melted butter half 4
caspoonful Of cream OF tartar. on"
roirth of u spoonful of salt and mace AMI
| 'lour rnough to make II stiff dough. Roll
INTO small pieces the shape of II pencil.
IL III bow knots. fry in deep fat; dust
| With powdered sugar.
Tomato I'ilau--perl enough ripe tona-
| urs 10 make Il pint when pressed through
| fine sieve: add an equal amount OF
| :nnd broth. Mincc one onion ana fry u
| colder brown in II litlr oil: drain. aud
| i'd to The tomatoes. also onc-half tea
| ,poon Of salt Place over the fire: whci
| Il hollis add u cup Of well washed rice
| Cover and simmer gently until rice Is
'rudrr and the moisture absorbed Th"T
| dd two tablrspoonfmls butter. cover
| ,gan. let stand on side of range fol
wcnty minutes. Turn into u hot dish
| sprinklc with paprikn. Serve.
Berry Sandwiches Onc-half pound 81
fitted sugar onc-i,alf pound Of butter
'wo beaten eggs and two ounces o
.round ..icc. Work well together qd,
seven ounces of flour. Spread half thi'
l'niNtnrr 'Ipon lntt,rcd writing paper III
shallow tin. then layer OF mnsht,
ana swcctrnpd berries: cover with th
remaining half of the paste and hnk" i.
/ quick oven. When cold cut IN thicl
uirccS like sandwiches.
| Note II berries are not in market, us
stcwcd nruncS. grated pineapple or an
fruit convenient.
.Innkct Is one of the easiest Of das
sorts, and always liked. especially by tn
hillrcn. Directions ON package. to b
bought il tablets or in liquid form.
Lemonade Take Il two-quart fruit cn
ill nearly two-thir,ls full with ice watn,
rli the strained Juice Of three larg
lemons. one beaten egg. six CRATES Of mi
meg. sugar lgrannlatcd) to sw"etrI
Screw on top with ruhhrr baud and shak
thoroughly. Put III ice box to Keep coo
This is very nice.
Cold Fruit Soups Recipes have be-
given in The Sun. They must he ear,
fully made and favored or they are Il
The sun., 1901-09-11
DEATHS.

HARklNs,-ln this city, OH September !, 1901
John Harkins.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral on Wednesday morning, ~ O'Clock
from his late res dence 2OS West Elghlh street
High mass at 81. Peters PRO. Cathedral Inter.
ment at Cathedral cemetery,
FAlTRE-I In this city on September o, 1901,
G. Faiyre. in his S9th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to att nd the
funeral Thursday morning nj - o'clock ftom his
late residence, No T25 West Ninth street. High
mass at sacred Heart ChniCh. Intelment at old
Cathedral cemetery.
| 10NES-In this city. on September 10. 1901.
| Ernest, son Of John Z. and Retta a. Jones. in
A his 10Th year
1 Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at the residence of hi parents
1 No, COS North franklin street. on Thuisday
! afternoon at O'Clock. Intermeut 1T Lombatdy
cemetery.
| JoNES-In this city. on September u 1901
/ james T.. Jones. aged 3S years.
4 Relatives. friends. members of MuOua Tribe
\ No :. 1 o. h, NJ, and the Knights Of ~. John
4ud Malta are invited To attend the funeral SER
vices at his late residence, No 1905 Heald street
this afternoon at 3 o'clD,k, lutcrmeut at vii
rlngtoL and Brandywnc cemetery.
iONES-on September ., 1901, Elizabeth j Joue
daughter OF the late Theuphilus Jones'
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attcuz
tie funeral services fiom her late rvStdcul 4 No
icri WtSs seventh street. tins afternoon at -
O'Clock. lntermcrt private.
The sun., 1901-09-11

II is noticeable that despite the efforts
Of tho newspapers aud other opponents
and critics of organized labor. to DIS
credit President Shnlicr, that The EXcc,i
two Board of the Amnlgamated ASso-
.inion, met. discussed the situation AMI
ADJOURNED. without rccin'lin. the former
determination ot the honrd I" have l'i'
matter of adjusting tlr strike continuing
il nr calling II OF To President Shaif'r.
This fac is an apparent illt c"ntradi'.
tinn L. the assertion that President
SLailcr's colleagues aad lnst coniiichcr
in him. ana were discussing tho question
III removing hin from office, The acti"h
Of the board is an expression oi corn
drnrc in INN. aud m "Noahntipn "f INN
frnn the charges made.
The sun., 1901-09-11
BRIEF BUT BREEZY.

llapM tidmg>
0ur President viii s,t wrli,
rhc stuek market la,~ recovered itsclr
With hnunl
III, i'orrs sr,m ln Until, that the nulN
.ood lAlglishmm y dead ErgliShman
II men were always ~ great ~ their
eputinNS the Morld wouldn't NJ hg
'Hnugh u hold half Ut US
E'yery Muuau Keeps frw half worn
WrnW~ ID stock that She can hr joll.
miserable wlrn She trcl~ likr il
There was once wnmm VIA kept an
.NprHsr a., Nuni that balanced. Init after
turtuigm >hr r.ricl AWAY aRd ti"d.
Wiili The ,au,r ealm indifference q dan,
r, l,rt,n upn,ld VI, Nial", f'rty wears
50 ltc mret~ dauacr NOW. true lo 'lr
rllitm~ " nix ymtb
The true ortimiSt is the man whe
Nhru III haS III, jumping tuotharhr, find,
.a,,s,latinu III thr thought than le WI,
ta ,lnwml las, ~unnurr.
ur .'zllg,,~N tbr rrotr>>,> of iu,tie,
h,mld hr almost ~ swift I'm nNlamnin-
tnu and rrlt -atin= linn IL prmln"nt oh
t,ujtv a~ he WAS swift iu seeking t!r
III wicJl tint i NJ w. denied him.
The sun., 1901-09-11
PRESIDENT GETTING WELL.

The news reports coming from Butin,a
Kinlcy arn all hopeful. While the re-
ports made by the physicians have MI
been conservative. there has been from
the first an optimistic ring about them:
aud this, We are glad to say is being
confirmed aud verified III the latest as
surfing dispatches The conclusion Is
that the President will recover. II Is
even expected that he will resume his
work as President during the nrrscut
week or course this does not moan
that the President will hc fullN recovered
II Is probable that he will l,c an invalid
for long time. II is difficult to under
stand how II cuuid hc otherwise II Il
assured. however, other probabilities Of
accident and disease barred. that the
President will return to Washington. a..
sumo his executive duties. anl aid as h.
j. capable Of doing, in the consummatiou
OF the magnificent work that has falltU
"a his administration. II is to be hop',l
that wc have heard the end of III"
charges which Democratic newspapers
have been apparently ioyuasly maxim.
against the President charges whir'l
have asserted that lie was changing he
Form Ui nIr government from Republic
90 ~, Empire. and WAS aspiring tu i'm
neIiAl rank aG power. No onc hclrEcs
that now. and tn renew those charges
would H. 4 rrc;intatiDn sc The expressed
con il,cnca in and sympathy for the Pres
hl"ut that have been common cvcry whes,
Silur hr WAS stricken dawn by the as
saSSin. Political charges that have brnr
equivalent iu charges oC treason. have hreH
too frequently made against the Ndtinup
Executive, They can have hut one N
fest. and that is evil They excite III,
trust and fear and hate, They Great,
dislike fnt the law. aud for tie executive
exciting "a rebellion pnd murder Thrr,
Should lr ne room for these vile thing
III \mrrican politics.
CIolgnsZ the assassin. is M ind,pcu1
cnt IN politics. lie declaring that he hi
no colleagues. nud irlnngs a. nu !mri.,
n non pHIt iSan rpfnrmpr
The sun., 1901-09-11
Tho Poet md His Nancy.

Il lst ui&ut | "aw the sun >w.
thr poet lrcamiug, wrote;
Within tfui,l. crimson ~a
Mr. Thought SAN il tlonl
i.ast nGn SAN thr enn set.
II sank down iii tile plain
IS souu strat. hurliug Shin milhi -inl,
From sight upou thr main"
rtp pnu'- faul oli father
lrrusrd each splendid line,
Nnd. ighin= =raNrly said II last;
rhat's me~t uncommon tin",
llu ~lood aud Watched the ~uu SIT.
~ mary .nthcr'~ duuo;
Naw try " 81 il rise some inn.
I'or tEat'S Whit paEs, n,y sou."
: T.. kiSer.
The sun., 1901-09-11
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express GAG p. m,
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans; 7.36 p M,
daily. sleepers to New Orleans, Macon.
Memphis. Nashville. via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express 2.la p. m
daily, sleepers to Charleston. Macon. and
Port Tampa los a. m, daily, sleepers e
Richmond and Jacksonviile.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S.ll p. N.
daily dining car and sleepers to Cincin'
natl. -
Seaboard Air Line Railway -EXpres'
T. - a. m. daily. sleeperS to New Orleans
and jacksonville. "Florida and Metropo
Titan Limited" 400 p. m. daily, sleeper
| 10 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-09-11

We haven, s.,rn Every Evening r"ply
X what W. said lhout the evil III local
lulilics being the fag cl,i IF l1"mocratlc
outrl III this State. W. renew ON
,e4g,ston. The things Nldcn are com
ll,nrd II, for III, rrmuval II which 70
form measures are a. he instituted. art
made l,cssirlr aud continued hy Demo
cratic assent uud participation. II there
were ~ Democrats IN ccnnty offices. aud
~ nrnir,ralS III aitl oiirrS, tnr things
complained # would ut @rlr.
The sun., 1901-09-11
FOR THE WEST
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET 81
TION, PHILADELPHIA.

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
:. 40 a M, daily, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cln-
cinnati, Louisville and st. Louis. Diii-
lo3 n. M. daily. for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. mo coaches to Pittsburg) Linn
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
l2'o0 n m, daily, "Iimited" Pittsburg
Chicago. cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis, Dining Car,
L.. 25 i. M, daily. Pittsburg and CLEVELAND
40 u. m daily. Pittsburg Chicago. Nash
vile (via Cincnnatn, Indianapolis, anf
st Louis. Dining caro-
S25 u. M. Pittsburg. Columbus, In
dianapolis. Louisville and St. Louis.
.S 81 D. m daily, pittSburg and Chicago
for Toledo, except Sunday. :,
llN5 y m. daily, Pittsburg. Cincinnati
ii 70 i. M daily. Pittsburg, and Chicago
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland. except sat
urday.
The sun., 1901-09-11
c,t9|Il , ||lt,, ,BAl1'MoRts oH''
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May 10, 1901
Ali trains illuminated with Pintsch
~ t5.I Express trains
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave
.,S5S NEW 4 xoEK .s, week @ dsys s is .s nsys ,ss
4 i%ts$ /, Ell S a. nsss m 5 B. m .ss5 ssssys. s,s
PARLIAMENTARY, week .so 80 days. .5M,
II l' Is' es5 15' ..S aS .lS5s PM ~ nnaays ;sa
.5T. I2G, $50, .9.39. 1888 ills, a. m, ..,i%,
l2.i5. ..s.5y,, '5.is CRoyal Limited>; s35. '7i2,
% .. sieF .io52 IeSs Iess a. I'M n. 2 s 80 S
~ TOE p m snndays' a q ~ -" .,s w;
Atlantic CITY. week s days; ,sse S o. 'sss
Sundays 40 and S.ss a. m. Sis ,ps nj
m, IL. -, .2.ss and .s.5s, p. m. Sundays
s Sea a. Isle Isle City, CITY = week days. $3.50 a. m..
l219 t2.35 and 1853 p. m. Sundays. 10
Baltimore and Washington, week days,
$40, .iS7, '6.2o (Royal Limited. ,.Soi.
aos sisPs P N .ao5 s9agays 5 $50 S Roysi pa Lim nj
;.55, s8.Oi. +lO1G p. m.
Baltimore and way stations G55 u. M.
Newark, week days, ..!ls 655 .Sot
no a. snaovs mi 'ls5G gla m so5 a. '"1 ~
| v2.56, t4.57. 655. S.42. +l016 D. m.
Pittsburg. week days. tS.0i, a. M. H5T.
'l0l6 p. m. Sundays, sos, a. m, 'iii.
Chicago, daily. 1904 a. M. .45z p. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, AIS a. m:
| 1856 and +10.16 p. m: daily.
singerly accommodation, week days.
i.b5 g. M; 3;19. 6.10, p. m. Sundays. 9@ a.
| iandnnharo n cnnnrnoda tion xvaale d,yu
30 p. m. Sundays, 655 p. m.
for Baltimore. week days. 245 p. m.
Landenberg week days. $40 a: M. 2.i5
80 p. m. Sundays $40 a. M, 655 p. m.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VIII
mington. week days; 1875. $50; '73o; 80. e e
$50, .5;4s Royal Limited. 555 6.35, Y 7.3o
9i0, al .35 p. m. Sundays. 1886, *730, 500
| and HOO a. M, .12.20. .1.37, AS. A.2O
.54S (Royal Limited). 555 '7.so. 7.4O. '9.4O
! '030 p. m.
Demarvia Telephone. No. 1893.
Rates to western points lower than VII
y anv other line.
IL. 4. MILLER. Passenger Agent vii
mington, Del
d. b. MARTIN. Man of Pass. Traffic
The sun., 1901-09-11

rhl answer from Governor Hum. tn
il reporter " Every Evening, in which
lie said he knew nothing about 4 plan
IL elect thc sovm nor and Colonel dn Pont
10 the l'ntrd states Senate, must hay"
been tcrinly disappointing to Every
Evening. Il has hrcn nu,sing that liz for
50 long. and 50 artlrHtly hoping for sorhe
confirmation, ~ il that. tho govrrnor's dc.
nal swept away tic orc hope il had II
lis~ruion ii iii, Union Republican party,
aul the defeat Of its crnd,datc f,r
lnitcd States Senator 'rhr high stands
ard Of party relIty rynred hy the lfni"u
Il, puairnns is beyond Democrats" conn
prrllcusiun.
The sun., 1901-09-11
35th ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
G. A. Il,

Cleveland o., Sept. 10 to 1i---Balti-
more ~ Ohio Observation-Disclosures
Route.
For the Annual Encampmcnt G. A. r..
nt Cleveland, o., September 10 TO u, the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell
tickets from all points on its lines East
Of the Ohio River at the very low rate Of
| ONE FARE for the ROUND TRIP.
! Tickets good going on all trains of Sep
trmhcr s to II. inclusive, good to return
until September II, inclusive. except if
tickets are deposited with Joint Agent
on OF before noon of September Is and
payment of fee of 50 cents, tickets may
he eNtcndcd for return to October s. in.
elusive.
Can on agent Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road for tickets and full information.
For official br'tlng averages SEE
kames' score ca
The sun., 1901-09-11
EnR RuEEALO

Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. m, and
yin canandaigua. $50 a. M, week days.
$40 p. M, except Saturday, and ilH y
m daily.
Ct( Congressional Limited Express All
Vestibule Parlor Cars and Dining Car,
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
CD Limited EXPRESS. Vestibule Paror
cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches and
pinine Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company viii
cali for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station
r. r. HUTCHINSON, j. 4, WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass Agt.
The sun., 1901-09-11
ABUSE or LIBERTY.

II is the abuse &C the lihcrty of free
spcr,h i, anarchists II murrrous pro
,AiNiticS, and not its legitimate usr in de
rnsr nt liberty that needs "a 10 restrict
NJ. There i distinction hero tltal
every lover &c lihcrty should H. careru
% malSr The foundations aud bound 1
aries et our liberty. rs laid by thu makers
Ut thc lirpuhlir arr not too iccp o. tod
broad ircus. has presumed npon i I
d#lnitien NJ liberty that ollitrratrs tEe |
hamdaW lines hrtwrru liberty and i |
,cn~c. ana thn American people have not.
IL their lcsrc not 10 even appear f. IN
rruur up,u thr domain N lilrrtN ~ lrgal
Restrictions insisted ruuu rrlnmkiuE and
a. yrls drltuins thr line II drmarl,attou
between lthrrtl and lirrusr This i ihe
task which tile attempt "a assaSsiultr
ihr President " the United States it
p,srs Tie a,curatc Il, timing ~ Tie limit
nt rrrr speech Nlthaush that limit las
many times been orrrstcppcd. II Is n,'w
elrar ~ thr American rc"rlc that fra
speech and liberty of discussion wifs
upNrr intended. ana urNrr ,ghtly mclnl
rd iuCitine ~ murder. Groups uf mrn
dissertations in1 organizations, disrnssina
ml1 pcrfretin& plaus fnr the oy'rthrN
III governments, through aml u, CIV -
~a~siN1tiru &C rulers. ~ executives, art'
trarly treasmahlr They rlnt wAr ~
III, no~t dispirallc kind. III, war &C the
as~aSstu aGain~t iuuocrn people II
w,uh w. reducing nm government 81
thr extreme II the farri,ll III sueh mat
trrs. "a assume that th, rNtrpatian ~
init Sind ~ treason cannot be- etlrctrl
Without Hn rnernarhmrm nppm ~, ti>"l
ana auricnr lii,rltits or The p,uplr \nd
Nrr thlt argument Mill ~ made rhrt
arr his of people il THIS country win
have yrt IL learn that liberty il i mat
irr If l54a letjutiun aud that tlr law
u"t u rtutity with, Init j. the ~lfr gua"
ur lhruv II tho Ew ahri,l@r> liberty
y 8R M repealed aud the flult remcdia,
4 an' thtnuah methods pre,Ih,i in IT,
nw WhuNsr attempts tu sr a>dn III,
LAW rs violence is All auarcNd>' am
whe,or,tr auark, tln iaw thr govern
Insult mntdarou>lN il II, pcr~on nt tht
rNCrutvr Is i traitor. and y the killip.
uC Amrriyln citizens rlaimiig the pr"t",
ten IT thr Has ~ foreign govern
uunt ,uld M Al act n war. 81 tt
E1me ~ au c>ycuti,J halsed with ih
conduct " ihc government, tor lIr war
tht1w W,nld l.r an All 81 trs,stu
Wlat ~e1us - nv needed Ia mrrt and r>
iirratr fhr mr,l,rous auar,hy VI tn
ltr~tacut'> aSsa>>n> aud their colleague,
i>.u,w pnd hraal definition II treason
The sun., 1901-09-11
nEI,AWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. S.l3 a. m, 3.O3 4.O2 and
65S D. m, week days
For Lewes and Rehoboth, S.l3 a. m
iU2 p. m, week days
10, 1O.5S a. m. 4O2 G5S, and 12.ll p. m.
Sunday. 12.11 p. m.
For wyoming and way stations. 3u5 p.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 10.5S n. m. week
days and 1911 night daily.
The sun., 1901-09-11
In THE SHOPS.

Ii u iii Uncommon woman whn will uat
iA Jewels il she can Afford them The
Nust exquisite thugs arr ~ IT, seem ~
ur jewellers hops Beautiful rorSas'
9rnaurnis. following ilo fashion which
makes u>c ~ tleral da>isu> Ill jrwrry.
Jr' formed ui rose >prAys. ih" rnSt' leaves
all II thc diamonds >rt III platinum, -
hat irut 4 TIM Of color may deiract from
hr beauty III the stones. lllr rose tni>
Il their diamond ,ily Ncs being beautiful
link raraf whth il exquisite when com
1na Nith thr llorc precious stones. III"
ruamcut is one of thnSr flexible On =
With safety pius 1t the twn ends unlrr
i,atl9. Il nj 1t nlly be fi>;crrl 3crnsS Ia
or>agc iii frout ~ " amy uthrr part ~
Eha gown desired
PeailS in rings arc ii some eases a>
large as marbles and larger ones atC
,rt Id neck ornaments.
Flowers appear nrun the pearl Stick'
II fans. the pearl being carved At the
The sun., 1901-09-11
In TIlcscIInYS.

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.Nud blew with all hrr might
'l'hr Sigual thM i litilr inhc
Mu~ iu~t alnut tn fall
llnMn from the stlrrs heiglt,
And ia >hiunniic womrr III
Mlmt dulgiuG ont rf sight