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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
TO CHANGE CAPS.
Railroad Employees Will Welcome
First Monday in October.

All uniformed employees Of the T.. W.
4 r. railroad will welcome the first Mon
day in October with pleasure. On hat
date they discard the white shmner
caps and don the blue cap VIII, i rs worn
during the winter season. Mnny Of the
employees complain that the summer caps
give them tie headache and say that the
style worn in winter is much more com
Portable. The same weight uniform is
worn by many of the employees the year
around.
For some months il has been rumorcd
that the Pennsylvania railroad cont m
plated adopting Il new style Of uniforms
fer its employees. While nothing definite
cam be learned in regard to the matter.
many officials say that the change VIII
be made next spring. The proposed
new uniforms. it is said, will he similar
to the navy uniform.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
COUNCIL And
WATER BOARD

From present indications it is unlikely
that City Council will be able to do
anything to prevent the purchase by the
" atcr Department Of the lot Oh the
south side of the Christiana river. How.
ever, the matter has lost none Of It's
interest to those members Of Council
who are engaged in connecting scheme
to prevent the purchase of the property.
City Solicitor kenhardt has been asked
for an opinion on the question but is
totally at ii loss as to what to say about
it. lie has practically come to the con.
clilsiOn that nothing can be done ut pres
emf and that the subject Of Council ea-
gaging in tilt with the Water De
pu,tnent regarding the matter of the
eApeliiture of the department had bet
ter be laid aside for Il year ut least.
1t develops in looking over the act
creating the Water Department that all
power relating to the water supply IF
the city is vested in the department and
that there is no apparent loophole for
Council to SEIZE upon to further its pur'
poses. 1t is now stated by officials If
the department that the land is desired
because Il section Of the large main
"HiNA SupIlltS tNVulu w Is lull
in it and that il the department was pre-
vented from acquiring the property il
would involve the removal of the main
ut considerable expense and also the
dredging of another part of the river for
til" rrlaying OF the main.
Then the quts ti"ns of the int"ntion Of
the department to buy land and build
a large reservoir and settling pond and
the cost Of erecting the Rockford Park
water tower also arc ugitatine Council.
The principal cause Of the agitation
seems to be that Colncjl desires meas
urcS to curai the expenditures of the
department in order to be certain of re-
ceivihg a larger surplus at the end Of
each year for its own uses.
This, in effect, is the reason for the
present stir among some members of
Council, who, under the grise of econ
omy. have riased the cry Of extravaganza
against the Water Department to further
their OWE aims
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Will Interest You.
VIII mIeTeSt HOu'
Mention the REPUBLICAN, v you
see anythinQ to interest you.


Mention the REPUBLICAN, v you
see anything to interest you.
One dollar reward will be paid for
the recovery Of a small bunting flag
lost from the entrance to J. P. All.
mond g. Co., Eighth and Market
Streets.
A young man residing. at No. S33
Chestnut Street would like q position
as grocery clerk. Three years ex-
perience.
Vest maker IS are wanted at Null
Inns, Sixth and Market Streets.
An experienced white girl for cook
Ing and down stairs work, can secure
. situation at No. llO3 dilpin Avenue
A good white girl or middle aged
woman Is wanted at No. III Monroe
Street.
Apprentices at dress making are
wanted at No. 645 Madison Street.
A good strong boy is wanted at No.
219 Market Street. Here Is u chance
Of a life time.
A settled woman can secure a po'
sition for general housework at S W.
Corner Of Fifth and Spruce Streets.
Young woman stenographer for
Philadelphia, will pay $40 a week.
Apply at Goldey College.
An apprentice at dressmaking. Ap.
ply to No. sic West Ninth Street.
A half grown white girl can procure
4 situation at No. 902 West Eighth
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
IMPRESSED WITH ROOSEVELT.
Former congressman Handy Has an
Interview With the President.

Former Congressman l.. Irving Handy
was in Washington monday and Tuesday
and while there had an interview with
President Roosevelt. His acquaintance
with the President began ut the time
when Mr.. Roosevelt was Assistant secrc-
tary Of the Navy and Mr. Handy was
Congressman from this State.
"'rhc interview was one Of some
length said Mr.. Handy, "and | came
away profoundly impressed with the
depth and sincerity Of President Roost-
velts patriotic purpose to do the very
best that lies in his power for his colI,-
try. He is evidently under deep emo.
lions and full sense Of the great re-
sp0nSibility that has come upon him, and
! shall be much mistaken if he does mol
administer his great office with an eye
single to the welfare OF the whole c0un-
try, paying little attention to partisan
politics.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

AILROAD.

schedule In effect May 10, 1901.
Al trains illuminated with Pintsch
~ Express trains.
Trains q, leave ave Wilmington. vi, Delaware Ava
III: SEs ! ~ HosK IS,, ~:ss 81, asys ~ :is % ,rs;.
% :s. w. ii it's 80 s's m' r. 49, siss"'sys .si;:
81 phlh4PS5t!H1A ;tS S s55 ,ss Sesf a1S; Ks a. ~
II H. {. r. f. ~ -. ISis {R0ya iim.ssdj
A. - .ss ss; eRosa sS'f I,miied,: si = sa5 49, ~
'C C.ts,r : Y Week * Gays $50, $3.50, - -s.,..
s95y. .ly.b2, lO..- a. m. ,2.4s. .se3 SIS IS.
~ .ii.s5 a. m m 10, 's5s. SIS, VIZ. sid:
sl0be p. m.
A.lsn,c !s 5s cy yset days s So 'sse 'ss
sundays, 72o and sss a. M sis p: m.
m 'l2-., .3a5 and .s.ss, p. m' Sundays.
S s-s = lsle M tiIyl IT p Week M days. $3.50 a. m,
'l2.ls, ABS ami 's.5s y. IN. Sundays, 23
p. m
M nS';Ter: ;gs sS3 saa .Wssh'ns,Sn ysss asys
- :5.S, .iS7. 's.$e IRoya! jLsimMltssG' u i go:
r. r. '.sss, :;os a a5 'tp Royal Limitedi
slsp ? M m sanS,s saaS except Sunday; sos a. M:
'll0l a. m. '12.5S. S.1s, s4.57. 6l2 .l0i6,
E. m. Sundays ~lS, 'sH, 905 a. IN.
s12 IS. '45-, 65b, s42 'io.l6 p, m,
pittsburg, week days, -s4. a. In. a51.
1ols p. m Sundays. 1904 a. m. H.5L
Chicago. daily. 'so4 a. m, .457 p. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis. '41S a. m1
'le8 and '10.16 p. m. daily.
Singerly accommodation week days,
SIS nj 3;ls, $40, p. m. Sundays, s96 q.
Landenberg accommodation. week days
lEAHE e n MAR&hyF MsA1Rs&sihyFF sTR2EET 81 E # STATION
for Baltimore week days. 2.45 p. m
Landenberg, week days. $40 a. M, 2A6,
$40 m. Sundays $40 a. m. SIS p. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Will
i 90 a. m, .l22O. slS7. els. '367, '42O, $50,
$50 '5+s (Royal Limited). b55 63b. s7.ae.
.s4o II; ;ss p. m: SUNDAYS; '$s5, ';so s.os.
'sa tRoyal Limited, 555. '7.3O, 7.4o, '9.4o.
1880 p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No 193
Rates to western points lower than via
any other line.
T. 4, MILLER, Passenger Agent. VIII
mington, Del
D. B. MARTIN, Man. Of Pass. Trafhc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
MR.. DALEY'S DENIAL.
Saws His Bill is Correct and Not
Irregular.

Former Justice of the Peace John Il.
DAILY said yesterday that he wished t.
deny all the charges against him in
regard to the holding up Of his bill by the
Levy Court on Tuesday afternoon. In
regard to the charge that he had chargs,
for committing Il man seven times on
one day Mr.. DAILY said:
''The man was James Delaney, cd1orcd
who was charged by seven persons with
obtaining money illegally from them. He
pleaded guilty end in default of bail was
comitted to Jail. At the February tern
of court he was convicted and is now
serving out the sentence in New Castle
Jail. | contend ! was honest about the
matter and have done nothing wrong."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
THREE INQUESTS HE'LL.
Coroner's Jury Recommends Reward
for Parties Finding Bodies.

The coroner's jury in the case of John
Ahrens, who was drowned in the Chris
tana river on Tuesday, recommended
at the inquest last night that some
means be provided to reward persons
finding Or recovering bodies. The ver4
diet was that John Ahrens came to his
death from accidental drowning in the
Christial.a river near Third street bridge
on Tuesday afternoon, September 25
Coroner Frick also held inqn"sts last
night over The remains Of james Wat
son Hanby who was killed on the b.
a. o. railroad and Emer f.. Cox who
died from the effects of being run over
by wagon The verdict in the former
case was that Jame; Watson Hanby
came to his death at the Delaware Hos
pital on September Il from injuries re-
ceveh by being accidentally struck Dy
engine No. 760 of the r. 4 0. railroad
at Silvelside crossing. In the case Of
Elmer e. Cox the verdict was that ne
came to his death suddenly on Septcnl-
Der % from shock caused by collision
of a wagon Of the Hartmann and Fehrrll-
bach Bhcwil.g Co. on East Ninth street bo
tween French and Walnut on September
is.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
MRS. ROOSEVELT AND FAMILY.
New Mistress of the White House
Passed Through Wilmington.

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and family.
wife of President Roosevelt, passed
through this city over the F., W. Il Il.
railroad early last night. Mrs. ltoosc
welt was Ell route to Washington to
enter the White House as its mistress
for the next three ycar$ She came di-
rect from her residence at Oyster Bay.
Mrs. Roosevelt and family We're on
train No. s. which is due at French
street station at GAG o'clock. The train
however, arrived at the station about
twenty minutes late. The wife of the
President and her family occupied the
Pennsylvania Railroad special car No.
60 which was attached to the rear of the
train. There was no demonstration
whatever at the station and but a few
people knew that the mistress of the
White House was on the train. Train
No. 81 is due in Washington at 9.29 p. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
PLAYED PRACTICE GAMK,
Delaware College Foot Bail Team IN
Good Condition.

The Delaware College football team
under the direction of Captain Huxley
and Coach Rice is getting in good shape
and can be expected to make good
showing on the gridiron this season.
The game with Williamson College Oh
Saturday last gave Captain Huxley a
chance to judge his players and find ont
the weak spots The candidates are in
good physical condition and all are work,
ing hard for place Tn the Varsity
team.
On the college grounds at Newark ycs-
terday afternoon the team played
twenty minute practice game with the
Minquadale Athletic Club. The Delaware
College team will probably play the
Dover Conference Academy at Dover
on Saturday. The first game to be play
ed in this city is on October with he
MARYLAND A. G.,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
FOR THE XEST

TRAINS LEAVE. BROAD STREET STA.
TION. PHILADELPHIA.
$40 a. m, daily. PittsburE, Chicago Gin
ing Carr.
lo25 a. m, daily, for Fittsburg and Chi
caGo. mo coaches to httsburE Lin
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati.
Louisville and St. Louis, Dining Car F.,
l2.8 p. M. daily, Pittsburg and Clevelan nd.
40 r. N. daily, Pittsbur9, Chicago. Nash
vile (via CincinnatN, indianapolis, and
St. Louis. Dining Carr
s25 p. m. Pittsbnrg. Columbus, In.
dianapolis. Louisville and St Louis,
$50 p m. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago;
for Toledo. except Sunday.
II 0S p m. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati.
and Cleveland.
II 20 p m. daily, Pittsbure. and Chica CO.
daily for Knoxville, via, Shenandoah
urday
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
DHILA. AND READING RAILROAD.
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TInns 'ms table isaye IN eSff WmnEon May M 1901 reno0
Street station! for Elsmere Junction
Montchanin. Winterthur, Guy.ncourt,
Vile, Mortonville Coatesville and inter-
mediate stations daily except Sunday, at
rs a. m. daily 2.15 and 45O p. m, Sun
For Waynesburg Junction. Elsmere and
intermediate stations.. daily except Sun
day at 735 a. m, daily 2l5 and 450 p, m.
Sunday only at sos a. m. .
termediate stations, daily except Sun
day at 1856, a, m, daily Els and 45o p. m.
Sunday only, sos a. m
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agents at the sta
|'' ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
,s,r Wharf an, and South Street Wharf for At
Week days-Espress, 500, 800 10 IS a, m
100 Saturday only 100. 200, 800. $40,
400, 4.So, 500; $40, lis: $50 ?. m. Accom-
ssssEspttss Saa,sn sss 5 &c. &c. fsS &c. p s o. S SuH
ii.oo a. M, 445 7l6 p.
100 a. m. Additional sunday, 1880 a. m.
iron Baltic Extension only 7'55i. so.
s"' aed', q h0O a NV 3n9 tSn tW ~ ~
a. m. 350 p m. Sundavs-E4p"esa, 845 a.
m. $40. 4so. 500. soA, $50, ~ ~,
$50. p nj. Accommudation-7l5 a. m.
432 p. m
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For Cape -Mav-Week days-sSo. S45,
1l.45 a. m, 15o, '41o, $50 p. IN. Sundays
S,45 9.1ha, m. 800 p. m.
For OCEAN CITYWeek dayss.A5. II IS
a. m, 2,15. 40, 5 81 .. M Sundays-S.45.
ss For "a ia r. SO 1sIE F. N crry-week aavs-s s
a, m. Els, 42o $50 p. m sundays--S4b
p. m, 500 p. IN. 81 On Excursion to Cape
May. Ocean City and Sea Isle City. 100
a. m, daily.
South 81, 100 p. M, South St, AS p. M.
South ST. s 90 u m South st. l45 p. m
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC cry
Expres>- Leaves Eew York Ithcrtr So
$40 a. m tsaturaavs onlyjl.oo p. M BAD
p. m.
Leaves ATLANTIC CITy.-W Week davs-
s. 70 a. m. 2 IL p. N. Sunlar-530 y. m.
Detailed time tah'.s at trEet Offices.
W. G. EESl.Ek, EDISON J WrFE@
Genl Supt Gen'l Pass'r Agt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
ROBBED RAILROAD SAFE.
Ticket OniCe at IIewes Looted a
Noon,

Lewcs. Sept. 25.-Thc ticket office Of
the T., W. Il b. railroud station mt this
place was broken into at noon yeSter-
day and the safe rhcd Of its contents.
which included about so in money and
a number of unused tickets. After pro,
curing the contents, the offenders ap-
parently used hammer or something
and demolished the cabinet work of ,h4
inside.
Station Agent Hall and his assistant,
Harry Clrndanicl. were at lunch when
the robbery occurred, and not the least
clue seems TO have been obtained as to
who committed the deed. The safe was
to use any explosives to get on the in.
side.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
PLAYER INJURED.
First Baseman Cotfey Hit by .
Ball.

Near the end of the fourth inning in
yesterdays baseball game with Jenkin-
town, William Colfey, first baseman of
the Wilmington club met with n painful
accident. COlfey was running from first
base when Swartz of the visiting club,
in endcavoring to make a double play
hit Cotfey over the eye with the ball in
firtng a wound two inches deep.
DR.. Lewis Finn, who was spectator.
went to his assistance.
Coffey was taken in carriage to the
West Street Pharmacy at Second and
West streets where DIR. Taylor dressed
thu wound. Coffey will in all prnbahil.
tiy be out Of the game for the rest of
the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Annual Meeting at Oil City, Pa,
Next Week

The annual meeting of the Philadel-
phia branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ. Il. Church
will be held at Oil City. Pa. the latter
part Of next week rhc delegates from
Wilmington wLo will attend are Mrs. X.
II. Matlack, Miss Dora Mcleod, Mrs
Eli M"n1nhall, Mrs. Kate Burton and
Mrs. Emma Il. Shilling.
An important meeting of the General
Executive Committee of the Society will
he held in Park Avtnu" Methodist
Church, philadelphia, on October 81. A
meeting Of the national society will ha
held in November. at which time VIII
lnington will lie represented by about
thirty delegates.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
HOSPITALS Gave Money.

When the committee on the memo.
tial exercises held in the Opera House
on last Thursday, had settled all bills
it was found that the subscriptions
amounted to S6O.sO over expenses.
At a meeting last evening 1t was de-
cided to divide the money equally be.
tween the two hospitals. According
ly $50. 40 was sent to each hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
TO ATTEND CONVENTION.
Chief Welsh and -Four ex.Chiefa Will
Visit PHILADELPHIA

At Il meeting of former chiefs of the
Fire Department last night at the resi-
drnrc of Dennis Shields, No. 1O6 East
Fifth street, several of those rrr;tnt
signihrd their intent Of attending the
convention of the PENNSYLVANIA Stare
Filrmcn's Association in PHILADELPHIA
the first week of October, and partic-
patng in the parade on October 2.
Those who have expressed their in
trntion of going are former chiefs Spring
or, Sassc. Robinson, Sweeney and
Shields aud Chief Welsh. Another meet
ing will be held next Monday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
SOME CITY COUNCILMEN
DON'T WANT NEW CHARTER

Not all the members of City Council
are in favor of a new city charter. Some
of the Republican members are in favor
of changes in the present charter but take
exception to being chssed with their
Democratic colleagues as bcingfn favor
of new charter. regardless of political
belief. Neither is the proposition to hold
convention of city and town officials
regarded with general favor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
70 YOU NEED A new SONG BOOK?

for Sunday schJol revival services, etc. II
so you now have au opportunity 10 get the
anu VIM W. Vansant. All who get II arc
more than satisfied and pronounce 1t the best
lc cent book of the year Has been used at
six camp meetings with won ierful success.
over 80 new, bright, catchy songs with many
old ones. Nice appearance, nicely bound,
fun Of music OF ityiu' sound. For 80 days
from date Sept lsl. YOU can get lUO for " w
not prepaid, or sample by mail " cents Or
der now Of the publisher,
WN. W. VANSANT,
sem Newark. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
GOOD SAILING BREEZE
FOR FIRST CUP RACE

Washington, Sept. 25.-"Therc is every
indication at present that the competing
yachts will have a good sailing breeze
from the north or northeast for the first
Of the Americas Cup races tomorrow
DR.. II. G. Frankenfeld, forecast OIL
cial of tire Weather Bureau, made this
prediction today.
Beginning tonight, the Weather
Bureau will receive special reports
from Sandy Hook. and will issue
special wind bulletins for the yacht
races. 1t may be that tonight's bull
letin will change the predictions, but
DR.. Frankenfield sees DO prospect Of
any condition arising that will make
change necessary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Lawn Fete To-Day,

The lawn fete to be held ut the RESI-
dcncc Of II. Lewis Armstrong in Chris
tiana hundred this afternoon for the
benefit of St. James =. Il. Church, Stan
ton, is expected to be big success.
Those who go to Prices Corner on the
line of the Wilmington 4 Branlywine
Springs trolley road will! ind hacks in
waiting to take them to the Armstrong
residence ard also to bring them back to
the trolley line.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26

Wilmington .........2 ] 0 5 0 Q 0 0 X-8
Jt1klHloWH ...........Z / U U U U v -
Snmmary-Earntd runs, Wilmington,
4; Jenkintown, /: two base hits, Griffith.
German, Schultz, Frecland McSorley
Swartz; left on bases, Wilmington, S.
Jcnkintown, s; stolen bases Swartz, Rob
inson, Gorman, Hoffman; sacrifice hit.
Somers; struck ont by Walker, 4; by No
Sorley, 8; base on balls by Walker l:
McSorlry. 6; hit by pitched ball. Gross;
passed ball Somers; wild pitch, Walker;
donble plays Schultz to Barker to Dormn.
Gross to Frceland; umpire, Keough; time
Las.
To-Day Norwood will he the attraction
and Burchell will probably handle tie
sphere.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
AMENDMENT TO ORDINAnCE.
Officers of Fire Department to be
Paid MONTHLY,

The fire committee IF City Council has
decided to recommend the adoption of the
amendment to the rules governing the
Fire Department providing that the sal
aries of the officers of the department he
paid monthly instead of semi-annually.
Mr.. McCalIcrty. chairman of the fire
committee, offered the amendment at last
weeks meeting Of Council and it will
he adopted at tonight's meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Plumbers Busy.

Plumbers at the French street statios
of the p, w. & b. railroad have bce''
unusually busy for several weeks getting
the heating apparatus in order for the
winter. The heat has been turned on
the pipes in the offices for several days,
but there still remains much plumbing
work to be done.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Pleaded Guilty to Stealing Brass,

John +. Pennel, colored, aged about
16 years was arrested yesterday by De.
tcctve Francis on charge of being I'M
plicated in the stealing Of brass from
the Wilmington City Railway Company
on September 9th. Two other colorcd
boys were convicted Of the same charge
and sentenced to n term in New Castle
Jail last week. Shortly after the brass
was stolen Pennel went to Virginia AMI
only recently returned. In Magistrata
Hollis court last night Pennel pleaded
guilty to the charge and was held for
upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
Boxing Bouts.

Much interest is centercd in the coming,
bouts to be given by the Wilmington
Athletic Club in Pyle's Cycle Academy
on September 80. The preliminary will
be a ten round go between loung Kelley
and George Walker at 122 pounds. This
promises to he good one as both men
are about equally matched. The prin-
cipal event will he the wind-np of fifteen
rounds between Tim Callahan and Fight
ing Joe Allan. A large number of Phla-
delphans are expected to witness the
contests.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
PENNSYLVANIAR.R r.
THE STANDARD RAIL-
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON u
BALTIMORE RAII ROAD.

bCUcuult III eHett bCpleMU3i AZ iVA'
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia (express,, l.57, 800, 42o.
Sss ~ a. sSo g. a. sI M, Vs. sSS g Y 5s 'Gs7
800, 81, ass 5.o7. 6.v', G.SG, "ol, IN. s.oS.
Aceommosation g y 60 5lo s. sl9 100 "a a
pof so Ghesser s5e g. ssssspI51i I M x IL Ill., ~ .s T.
M, l.37, 800. 45s 8 u ! o. .nd sJy ?. "a.
Aecommodaton ss a st sls 7le i 1lso m'
$.o2, 9.3s Dining Carr sbs, lo5g. Il As a. m.
fls II s Rnnk s cns 5bnnS 1sSs caI 1 p"aS ana csT
ion. Philadelphia, APO $40. ,7,lo. ssg We.
Iii. Lis. 6.o7' so7. go, iii, sis and 4o,45
For Boston without change 1902 a, m.
DTa For II Newark !; rni Center and intermediate
stations. 7aS a. m; and s,35 p. NJ
+ %, s.5i, zoe SIS. xs63 Us 7.o$ 7.35.
Sll p m. and los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
vmsx,en FsaSs PasssRns sspEsss Rssae s S';:s' ST. s.:
lO.ls, 1910, 1i.23. il.ss a. m 1885, ll3,
40, 3l3, 320. '3.29, 40l, 446, 5.07, SIS, 5.3A,
5as, COS. go. 656, 7.al. n.2s, ll.2s p m and
l. 20 night.
M 1.2s 3.25, 4,O4, 40. 6.2. S.3s, 1922, and
SUNDAY TRAINS
Is oF M lS ':spnss'1 m 1ss IT, ,s g. 49, 80
KS sS ss9 11 sos g and s1f m
l214. 200, 400 SIS, 7.2s. and 1913 p. m.
For Chester (express)l LOT. 42O, $50,
las a. m, 1877, 3.00. 4,5s, 6.07 and 9U6
Accommodate 10. $40, s55, a. m.
1914, 200. 400, 5.25. 7.2S, and 1913 p. m.
For New York Through expresn lH.
Boz a3s, 9s5 Dining Car), 1882 11,45 a,
m.. 1855 1877, Dining Carr. 800, 807, 1920,
Dining Carr. III, e.l6, p. m. connecting
via Broad Strcet Station. Philadelphia,
40 710, $40. 8.35, 966, 11.45 a. m. 1886,
49, 800, ASS 6O7, go. 7l7, sl6 and 1913
p, m.
For Boston without change, III ., M.
Baltimore and Washington. 4S5, 800.
1918 a. m. 1906, 1913, 156.. 3.5l, 400. 5S5,
500 646. 1886 s11. p. m and los night,
Leave Philadelphia Broad Street, for
Wilmington lexprsss). $50 !:@; ll2, Il y
a. m. 113. 3l3 3.29, 446. h07, 5.25. SOS
SIS 751, ssS, 1926 11.S p. m, and 1920
Accommodation. s35. 912 1025. a. m,
22S, $50, 6l3. sSs, and 1922 p. M.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-26
WILMINGTON 5
JENKINT0WN 4

Wilmington yesterday defeated the
strong aggregation Of ball players called
Jenkintown by the score of s to 4.
Walker pitched for the locals. Tn
hits We're made off his delivery but he
kept them scattered while McSorlcy who
pitched for the visitors was touched up
for eight hits which were all well
meant. lie also gave six base on balls
which meant runs. Following is the
score: