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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-07-18

On the ocean the sunlight dances:
The glad waves rush to the shore
To welcome their queen. who advances
The summer girls here once more!
PUCK
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-07-18

Grip brings weakness, exhaustion, nervous
prostration; Dr.. Miles Nervine cures them.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-07-18
YOUR MONEY BAcE
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Rsiriisrsis,,
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hs,t h6,.t Of the Mis,i,.ips.
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allow Hiowed (, freight to \.
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ished. measure, ", q
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long. IL iprb..
The sun., 1901-09-29
THREE RAILBIRDS ~ ONE EEL.
Capt Bloodgoed's Discovery on a Fishing
Trip 60 south River.

Capt Travis Bloodgocd Of South Amloy
Il a hard man n surprise by anything that
may occur in the waters OF Raritan Bsy or
it, affiuents. He Is horny handed and
hAri-headed fisherman and guide. and at
the same time u a man 81 inviolate truth
and something of naturalist
one day Las, week he went ur To South
River on a trolley car with a friend from
Newark. They hshed in the RaritAn at
Sou,A River and oaugh, ffty catfish and
perch and more than sixty pounds 20 biS
s-'ls. weighing ar average 81 nearly two
pounds each The lArg~-i ecl ~~lghst
hve Js1unds and niue ounces and vas oaug ht
by John l..issli~r - Newark
In drv-~ins n Capt hloodsccd found
that u had resru'ly swauowei thr,-~ raj
hitds. all - which ~er- fAi and Ia full
feather. He sAid that b. hAd never hoAri
- such . oss.- l-,iurv lut vas crnvinevsi
that the c-l had caught the hlrd. alive
vh~n tho meadows wrr~ nuodei hv hlgh
wAter and uhss therr should 10 sood rail
sAootlng sisru' ecuik River Il cite eel could
o&yYtlrv tlTvc . night
The sun., 1901-09-29

besn put away from her. The United States
II destined to become q great money power
Just a. prsssnt shs has plenty OF uses for
her accumulated capital Indeed. for some
little time 70 come shs viii not be able to
dispenss altoeethsr with outside assistance.
But tbs day 10 not far on when abe will be
. great money power. In the meanwhile
London hes vast amounts Of accumulated
capital. which could be used 10 an immense
extent In developing the resources Of Russia
n ths relations between the two empires
were whss they ought TO be. webave dwelt
% far on the adv antages Of Russia But
Il need hardly be pointed out that IL would
likewise be beneficial 20 our own investing
clAssss II . new field were opened 70 them
In which thsy could employ their savings
proftabiy. That there 10 such . field la
Ra,asiA is obvious- We need only refer to
ths great petroleum wealth Of Russis, In
which. indeed. English capital has been very
invested
The sun., 1901-09-29
MAILS FpR SOUTH AND CENTRAL ANERtc,
NESI INDIES tlV

- NnAN ~ eAn g. n 'oT ST PtTRRT NJ.
" lion. -, sistHls from No.th SydnsY
q ESaAN A. 1t \ IsuE.IsweuIsf, 10 an
n ~ tfNtitAi ANIiuCA .sNfsta Cs.ta
EsAI aud Su' TT PACIFIC fSsRTS ~ sissu
mp AntAarv "a tulHr ma iw ,.uatsusis
must 70 rcrtsd - NisAnsLp Aifanis .
tsAn o. 'nf JAMAICA. To- sisau4ship A.
~ 1swaguf from boston
WFuNt MAY A. 49, 4 n - INAsi.A aua
NAM - s'~srls } Npaut \ sfnuU 81 0.
- GINA. NItAI IAN tAMittWF IA
NANiu AID tulAlAN o. slsan.stfp fsls
.hrn lsI 30 tfrrf IsV - Mao nust 4.
ffsf~i - stst uIsfU o tsI-fsntaY A. 0. H0
rfasulsutsN ir t. So THOMAS
ST WHN ttNANH a4H " NuN Attl
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o. AVA. - si-sHst'u tiHfs uls o. mo- o. A.
% .ANAt 4 Dol s.rsrIst. .. AUrHra. NFf..
.HHu ThIscslHula
IH' iuepAh AZ IsA A. 80 nam - ,,.au
- lfus Nu ~ .msI 90 tI.Hsrsua Asts
frsA lriuidtf nf'tst art tfIifk .suists uust
- ersrisd - sssmsiI ITt.s 80 a. IT,
- ~ ~ ~ kANtaAsA ~ slsNuaAI lea.
The sun., 1901-09-29

about the blo;tiest thing ever saw In the
way Of an address II wasn't written AZ
all II was labOtiousy printed in big
schoolboy letters. and on an envelope
b"aring th" picture OF a htg Turkish bath
down there In Washington.
We'll saws | Ia myself when | saw that q.
you, Jaine-, are going to hear touching.
touching ballad for yours when you hlk.
back. and handed the letter In TO her and
was on my way real quick was afraid
she might accuse ms Of having something
TO do with Il.
That, a. | say. was four days ago. and
he was due home the dav before from Wash
ington There was nothing doing In the
way Of mail from Washington for her after
that, aud had Il figured out that he was
home on the nth morning, but. No, she met
mo az the door. and when shook my head
she was pretty sor. looking Tn telling YOU
| had To shake my head right along then
for three days more. and by the grim look
on her face when shs appeared on tho stop
each time knew that the absent ono hadn't
yet shown up
This morning Just a. | was starting
out on my route, | met him ~ he left tho
l. stairs He was packing that suitcase
and letting IL bang against hi- legs hope
le-sly as he hiked in the direction Of his
home He sure did hook A. II that Wash
inston town might h. a mighty Interesting
sort " plaCe. which I've always heard
Looked dead nervous and twitchv, and had
lH' mugs hfltel Ut- btnl~, hilu aN'kfiFl
he looked the part Of a boy that was Just
Ave dRys overdue
Mornin' says when | met him.
Why, hello. there. SAYS he, looking
mighty pleased 10 see me Lots iust
slip In here motioning to side door
and see'f We cant hnd anything
Il dropped In and had on" with him
Everything all rishtf said hc, looking
me over nervO,ISly ! knew that b. was
aching to have me put him next 10 how
IN. frame-up was at home
Oh eo-so, says ! Must ha struck
head vinds and heavy seas didn't you
just little overdueG
Yep. said he, disoonsolsiely. i've
DAYS overdue
Well SAWS |. leaning over To him and
giving him a gentle poke, you'd b"iter stick
abuu, a pant In ynur hind pocket night here
before Won e. home 'fraid IT, about IN.
last you'n get for a hit
Good hsav sAys he pressing his
hand 10 his brow I knew u 'ud 10 tout
thai way But ! wouldn't dsrr She 4
fiud NJ. rant
We'll. - cuur-e I cptlldnt say ANYTHING
mnr- he Looked a ~hulc h~Ap thoughtful
iof . c.sip- - MINUTES, took h.uth-T ur~.
Tl,.s,~i up his gup -sid io tho Nurh plig'si
AFhuush ! Don't know whAi foi Ani
r,.Afs'~i - do~n tho sir.~., toward horn~
d~f f,s ih- mail. and ! didf s- siih-r
- en- hut ~ l-r = Isot.nd a. Isl,ie ctt
that he ~ss h-annE few uT-iAifs
hoJ- 10 e. = hrao-r vi,~n Ne woke ~.
4 hss Oke ~ yet. suyhss.'
The sun., 1901-09-29
FON M NTIRS MESSED.
A Reiisiots Ceren,on, at the Opeains Of
the season In Quebec.

QuHBEC. Sept 2s.-The attachment Of
the French Canadian people tn the religion
of their forefathers and the strong hold
upon them Of the Roman Catholic Church.
even In the daily pursuit Of their pleasures.
have been stnkinsly illustrated recently.
The Canadian Hunt Club oponed the fox
hunting season last week hy succcs=ful
NEE, at ~ Hubert Most of the members
Of the club ara French Canadians. and
the entire hunt. In their CAV r~d hunting
costumes. began their season ~ sport by
attending a sp..cal mass ordered for tho
occasion In the parish church of ~ Hubert
IL was quito n holiday for tho pretty
little Canadian village. and especially fine
music was sung a, th" mass The priest
Of the Parish. tho Abba Baillairge. preached
n hunting sermon, in which lac cougratu-
lated tho members Of tho hunt upon tho
excellent and very Christian idea II open-
ing their season with divin" service. and
then pointed ou' to his psrishionrrs that
thcro could not possibly h, Rnv harm
in permitting the members OF tho club
to hunt over their land sinco they
would be paid for any damage that would
he caused From the beginning Of the
world. he said man had hunisd tho wild
beasts Of the field. and " the present hunts
men should succned ia running down Master
Reward. they would h. Kidding the whole
country uf a dscidsd scourge After the
benediction had been pronounced. the
huntamen were entertained A. luncheon
by the priest, and then started upon tn"
first hunt Of the SEASON.
That the blessing of the Church i' sought
not alone in ia. country districts In th"
an airs of everyday life is shown by the
fact that a few DAYS ago. In the city of Que
he~', all the members of the bench aud bar,
together with the sheriff. the High Con-
stable the cri"rs Of the "ouits and all tho
ofYiCialS IN any Nav connected with tho
administrator ~ justior Assembled IN the
Court HOUSE al tho close 81 tho summer
law vacation. the lawyers dunncd their
gowns. the Judges. Sh"riT aud others
near rohcs Of oflcc and all walked IN pro-
c"-sion through the streets II the ,ty -
tho Rasilica. where the Mas 81 tho Holy
Ghost. a. u o.. cAl'si. was solemniv sung
p-ior 20 the rrop-utnC 81 the courts l. T.
,nlv far 90 remark. howrvct that the
AI,IrarHnre 81 the laWvrr- IN tho rchciuu.
IT locss.icn. yu,i prur 90 entering upon
tieir proic--irna, Nura'iuus, .hr.t~l
,inile ur1n 30. cuuni~uaIcr - moro than
uuc 81 no." sI-s 'Gtur- - tho fun,ilon
The Iuia'p crop - han, a.tark,si ~
aud -t--aal us-.'~ a,~ h,so -aid bon -,m-
rAn.hs- g.. ,h- rf-,..''i, '.'i, ~ trr w. An,rc
tis io--H' ,-.lt
The sun., 1901-09-29
.rRINTIp MATIrn - -, ,..rn,l nl.

'PRNIID NAIlih EIt -Ihis sissrlrf taxes
iflnted Mater. Commercial Iap-fs and sam
pies fu' Germany ou|y The sAfur class Of ma "A
nsust fui uth~f parts ~ fufups siA not h< :. nt
~ tns sAip unless specially dttctsr bX hsf
sfirf tEt cosnC ~ w supplementary rAnSstlsntie
Mails named above. additional EXTRAORDINARY
mails sW unsnsd un tns p'sfs ~ ths Auefirar
tugiSh. ffeneh and tsfman steamers and te
main orsn untu uIth.n len Minutes q ths .olt
uf - Ink 20
The sun., 1901-09-29
rRANSpACiFlC MAILS

Nals'o HAWAI- span ChlnA'Aud "a. ~ NJ Islands.
Via Nan tfAncstr. cluss hsrr "a 10 rtt 90 y NJ.
up 70 Sspi $50 Inclusive frf de- atch pei stssni- =
mp rga Nal; io' hn. az s"sh; "
oct ". inclusive. 20. d''9Airh psf sfamsh
kIapIsSs ~ lpd!a ErgsieIrd mall must b.
tfctfd Va NALcUuNt h NAL. etwPt me-
ohAndiS WHICH cannot - f1ruefa-d VIA Csnsda.
and 1Ngau va 'ar,Hrna flpss hsfr ia il ate a. =.
upto pr q inclusive igI dfspatch psI sissri.
- uH..,ss. 'I- taspAlch prf sisAmshlp Ala.
tnedA Mall 'ot ,tnh ana Japan ia Saw.
closF t-fs GaHr al ~ 4 W n pC o. ..'
dasIve f1f dssgai-h pst steamship ksta ",
fsglesrf'd rs must ~ dlrsctsa va Saul
Malls '"' tsSAI. hina Japan snd ptr.rp. nrs,
"a Nsu tfaur.>o ~. cl0ss hsrr daily 49, D. =.
up 90 80 81 iucusNf. 'nf dsspstol - sFar..
- ,u.Nc NAILS fnf fsrii snd Naf4 lssf'
lslAnfs va SAT- irsncsr' sloss he dsly =
- " " 90 Z. .utusNs 'nf drspAit
ts'r.ri N-si Aust'ris ~ rt gurs "a Iufug..
sut ~ hshland Nf..lt .tfs Ne ~su FRANCES.
80 ~ ls.Auds "a AhuHuHNrf tiuss hrfs a.
a. A. n an s-fa 80 "a % o. ur' 4
surTl~msr,s, r.s.s 81. s.a.tl, ADD Nits,.rs
t'uss 81 tafT o. ~ ..# - NAILS fnf Austfs
ia fto-ll Nsel sI. ella sh.rH q iofutfd.a
"a tr'ug~. ~ g.IsUf t.. Nsu,s ant 81
= u ans1 tr t.h s.r no. A.. tsH - Irrils...
81 90 su'ttI H' .H.sr.f. .rrHra f"s Nv
va 'rr .. .-..... IH stsaulss o. .f
Trsusrsrfr us's 'Hfssfard e trt .
a urs daHf 400 o.. sfHstHIf 10 elsut "a
fauFsf 80 ~ rrFsuHITtsr 30 tHFrf 90 ntsrraf
,.isna usnst tlsgisisF'c HaI ciesss sis q 4,
CoR~rtItsNAN corr. r~..-.....
sss- oes. sss A~. \. - 90 a.. 49,
The sun., 1901-09-29
None, for Boer women and children.

Charles D. Pierce trustee and treasurer
q the Boer Relief Fund Of New York, for
warded Yesterday To the sI--riai ENJOYS Of
the South African republics IN Holland a
draft for siiSo5s The money Is 20 TO
ured TO assist the women aud children Ia
British South Africa
The sun., 1901-09-29
Post Wtfirt Notier.
posr OFFICE NOTICE.

should b. rad DAILY by all interested A. changes
may oCcuf Of am time
Foreign malls fof thr week ending OFT O. 1901,
y u Cl,se ,fklNPiIN Ia all easssl al the u,nefAl
lhss ono, foluWs PARCELS POST NAILS
e 80 oss soEF sa'Iisf than cIus!ug time shown bscs
lAf'eIs l9st Mails Tot Germany clos, at 5 4 n Mon
day aud Nsdnrsds1
Regular ana supplementary mails ciuss a, Foreign
bfauch hall hour lAte than ooslng lime shown below
The sun., 1901-09-29
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY Al ) So 4. N. ioT IRELAND neu,t
mail only, ~ steamship S.iyiA va Queens
town mail frf other paris ui Eurupe must bs
dlfertsd VT steaulshlp SeTyis1. AT 80 a Nj
tsuppr neutAn 10 A. for GERMANY, per
stsa .ufhip hfUupfinE Wilhelm. Via Chefhufg x
aud Wrmtn imall TOT other PARIS - tafuEs
VA thsfbuufg ana ny mouth. must b~ difecisd
'p,i steamship kfunpIng Wihtum1. at 40
fuf ITALY, prt stss mshlp CHA al Itrtnn
"a NagieN ma muSi b, directed per sIs4inshly
tttia al lofuup
wTDNESpAN. Al 6ao 4 II for EUROPE rer
stsAmsAlp . philSdelphis VIA Southampton. At = 50
NJ. .supplrn,utAfy 10 4. NJ fuT lRLLAND.
lrt steamship Gefmauie VIA 0ucsustoNn mail
To- other parts of Eutups must to directed per
steamship GeTmanlc1 At 10 a N fof HFl-
GUN direct, pef steamship Ire'SlAnd mail
musi - dIected pef steamship ftitslaud
llil RSDAN. Al h31 A Tot EUROPE pet
steamship deutschland. va Ifi ruuth. Ch,f-
houfg and Hamburg mail fu' ITanrr must -
ditsctsd p<t steamship ~ l~utsrhlAnd1 At9A n
Tor lkANCE. SNll LENLANu. l1ALN. SPAIN
fuNl CAL ! T. RkEN, EGNP1, GKIECE.
BRITISH INDIA and LORENZO MARQIE4'
~ steamship - Champagne Via tle mall
fuf other parts 81 EufuIs must bt directed Iet
steamship u CAAmpAgLsl.
SAT RDAi. Az AnA t>uppleu rntAry "a NJ
fuf EUROPE. ptf steamship CAmpanls, Va
Gu'rustrun 81 : ~ \ fof NETHERLANDS
d'fsd I~t eamshIp Rotterdam mail must be
directed ,et steamship . itpliefdarn-. AtsA A NJ
fw llALN. ~ steamship IrA,s, via NApiss
fmal must - ditrtted pet steamship TtaNsN.
81 ~ VI fuf Ntn1IANn direct. f~f steam
sh.p Eihopla mall must b. directed p-f s,sam.
snip fthupia
The sun., 1901-09-29
Post Gffrr Noilrt.

at y. NJ Tor NFNFOI MIDLAND. ref .pam.
ship CuftAu. from IhuadtIIhA.
FRIDAY Al o.. NJ lot NIAlto, - .tsAmsflg
AatAnIAs. va 1amp.cp ma must bs di,ctei
SAT RuAN AZ \ iu' nRAZil- pet siean1
ship Hevelus mail 'uf Nuftftfn Btafll AtCer
Unc. Uruguay and rAfaglAN must b. diftrtrt
Itf steamship he'rnu>I at 5 ~ \. N. O..
AItGINIlNE. X. CO.. AN and IARAGtAN.
~ steamship Canning at . 4 NJ l>Uppsmcu
TAR aau \ NJ iur PpRTO RICO. va san
Juan Ci IA aud NtNfIt Ella T~' team
6hip Philadelphia mail fuf SAyAnlA a.
thAsenA n. .I hs dfgcisd i~r steamship Ph.la-
del phsu a. - : supplementary ~ so
NJ ~ FuRTt NJ ISLAND. JANAlD 4.
SANANll.LA ana CART liAGENA. peT steam
ship AHA IulAu Tor Costa RloA must he difsrisd
p~t steamship Alta al 50 a n. Wupp'
nsuAy les for HAITI ond SAINT
MARTA - steamship Andes. al 10 a
fot e. IA. IsT stsaulsh'0 ArNir, va Havana,
Al 10 "a \ Il iHr san los Isr slsAmshI y Her
chel mail for southern htsril must he dreciSi
psf steamship Hef>rhtn. a. I. 81 T. NJ tot MA
1ANZAS CAlnAWEN. NlENlTAS al
HARA and HARACOA. rer steamship OindA
ord nary mail only, wt'rh must - directed
p~i steamship Dl.udA0 At /. Au T. ~ supple.
mrnuy y NJ fW II ltkS ISLAND ami
DOMINICAN RfpllllC, I-r steamship Chsfu-
t-r. at ! NJ supplementary ~ /. NJ Tor
blRN uA, - steamship Pretoria.
The sun., 1901-09-29

Nal, To- Newfoundland b. tsii IN North SidrrvI
ana thence b. steamer. rius- al this once daily
Ht6 30 4 AZ Connecting clos, here tSsrv Mon.
DAY, NrdusS4AN amt saturday. Mails fnr
Niluelou, hs rail- to Hosiou. aud ttsnr. ~
ttenmsf. olss~ At this 90 % daily ~ tau J. n.
Nails 'of tlbs, BY raj tu int Tampa, ia.
ana thence ~ steamer, Cltss at this once dAiiy (,
al 900 !. NJ, che connecting closes are 90
Mondsy, "wednesday and saturday, Malls
fuf NrAlro tlty, Overland. unless specially Hd-
ofrNscd fnT cssIotch b siea msf. eloss at this
once daily Al au i NJ aud ll up T. NJ Mails
tnf ,usia Rca. bsl'fe. Puerto tuftcf Aud GuAS.
malt. by rail- o. New pfrars. ana thsn~e ~
steamer, close az this nflrr daily u il ~ y v.
tcounerng closes here Mondays fuf hsl ~.
'uetin tuftrz aud tuAtsnAla ard 1ussdAhs
fof Costa Nlcal lltsgisis ed mail tloses 81
Opo 4 n pfevious dAy
The sun., 1901-09-29
au ts,sitts.s, v.m--

shouts r~sd ~ hnirl sfhs7t~f Cui pub-
hsh@d Arir~sfav~ ant Sst4rdas, % Tss
1,rstNs So society sAs ts.Ai % sSs
lssaSAS fest.Tea -Ass
Evening journal., 1901-04-12
nor THE SOUTH.


Southern Railway. Express 6f6 p. n
daily, sleepors to Port Tampa, August
Memphis and New Orleans and Thoma
Vile, Thursdays only. I36 p. n
daily. sleepers to New Orleans, Mac0
Memphis. Nashville. via Asheville al
Hot Syringe Florida Limited for St "A
gustine and Augusta, So p. m, WEI
days.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express 1913
m. daily, slocpers to Charleston. JAG
sOnvilie Macon. Port Tampa Sunda
only: Thomasvine Tuesdays only; -.05
m. daily sleepors TO Richmond and JAG
sonville. Florida Special for St. Augu
tine and Port Tampa, 5.2l D. m, we
DAYS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. s11 D. r
daily dining car. and sleepers 10 CT
Cinnatt
Seabonrd Air Line.-Express 435 a. I
daily. sleepers to New orleans and Jac
sonvile: FLORIDA and Metropolitan Ii
tied" 400 p. m. daily, sleepers TO St. A
sustine and Atlanta
Evening journal., 1901-04-12
EXPECT TO PROVIDE
FlREMEN WITH NEW SUITS
speclal 10 Id Evenlnr Ionrnal.

Smyrna. April l2.-rhe members of the
Smyrna Hose Company are having their
hose room improved and Individual lock-
ers for each hremans suit viii be put In.
These lockers are made necessary by the
fact that when the boys are called out 20
a fire and don their suits they are apt TO
ruin their street clothes as the rubber
coats and boots are generally filled with
dust because their wardrobe department
has no covering Il. T. Evans and w. J..
Porter have been appointed a committee
TO communicate with the fire insurance
companies doing business here 20 ascer-
tain what they VIII give toward providing
the hremen with new suits. the old ones
having seen twelve years of service an,
are now played out. the hremen alway.
returning from FIRE wet and cold Thu
citizens of Smyrna win also be calie'
upon for contributions 70 help with tn
new outfit.
Evening journal., 1901-04-12
YOUTH INJURED
BY NORNb'S KICK
LOdgOWOmen will Go OF Visit
TO-night-ImprOViOg
Trolley Line
enoclal N ~ nNnnlnr Innrnnl-

SPECIAL 20 iI't INtiAlH HNNiiNAs
Now Castle. April l2-John Leonard, the
i6-year-old son of Martin Leonard. was
kicked by % horse and severely injured on
Wednesday Il Is feared that the boy
IS injured internally.
The new cars of the Wilmington and
New Castle Railway Company VIII bs put
in service next week Railroad crossings
along the line are being repaired and
worlSmen of the Wilmington Company will
-te-morrow remove polls in wilmington
that would prevent the new cars turning
the corners there. This Spring cars will
be run between this city and Wilmington
on ten minutes schedule.
The local council Daughters of America
viii pay a fratemal visit to Wilmington
daughters Tonight II viii bc the nrst
visit of tho local council The Whining
tonians viii be invited TO visit the local
council one night next month
Miss Bessie Gordon Alfred Timms and
Wilbur Meredith attended the Easter ball
given by Miss McClanerty Of Whining
ton, Wednesday evening
The Young Mems Christian Association
has taken up quarters IN Is. of u. Hail.
The rooms are to be elegantly furnished.
The association Is planning a series of
entertainments
Additional stock on the Mansion farm
was sold this afternoon. The farm Is nov
occupied by Joseph Quigley.
Fred w. Hoffman returned TO Lewel
yesterday afternoon for the benefit of his
health. He win make his home with tn,
Rev C. H. B, Turner
John sohuhardt, Jr, is suffering with
an injured arm. He is unable to use tn,
member
The work OF repairing the burned build
ing In s.ewarts shipyard will be begur
Immediately.
Members OF the Brotherhood of ST. An
drew Tuesday night debated the question
Resolved, That money IS more valuable
10 man than education" The contest wa
decided IN favor of The supporters of edu
catiol. At the next meeting the societ.
viii debate the question. Resolved, Tha
brick Is more necessary IN building tha
wood"
The bazaar and entertainment which wa
TO have been given In the Armory &c
morrow night by the New Castle Athletl
Club has been postponed until the evenin
of April q.
The Daughters OF America have fixe
the evening of May as the time fC
holding a festival I'm the Armory.
High mass vii be said over the body
John Kelly in St Peters church at
O'Clock tomorrow morning, and intermel
made IN the cemetery adjoining
william shearer has not yet cast a
vote which viii decide the assessorsh
contest. The city charter, which Civ
him the right TO cast the vote, fixes
specific time in which he must perfor
the duty.
Evening journal., 1901-04-12
Philadelphia and Reading Rail7
wilmington Dlvision)

wilmington Division.)
Timetable IN effect March S0, 1901.
Trains leave wilmington (French ST
stauom for Elsmere Junction, nj
chanin. Wlnterthur. Guyencourt, q
asrle. Cossart Chadd S Ford Juncl
Foc0pson, West Chester, Embrees
MOrtOnVille, COatesville and intermcd
stations, daily except Sunday, at ia
m. daily 2l5 and $50 p. m. sunday
For Waynesburg Junction. Give
land intermediate stations, daily eN
Sunday at 7.35 n. m. daily 2l5 and
lp. M. Sunday only at 500 a. "a.
l For Joanna, Birdsbor0, Reading anC
ltermcdiate stations, daily, except sun
Tat l25 "a. m. and 2.l5 p. m. sunday
at sos "A. m. and 215 p. m.
atlantic City Divisionl
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut 81
Wharf and South street wharf, Tor a
itic City.
/ days only) /, Q, 4. s, 715 p. m. Accom-
/ dation, a. m, $50 D. m. SUNDAY 8
/ press. g. 9, 10 a. M, i.lo y. m Accon
/ d1tiOn. s q. M, p. m.
/ Leave Atlantic City Depot-aM1eel- a. dl
+ Express. ass. 9. 1O.l5 a. m, 2oO, o.50'
m. Accommodation sos a. III. 405
/ Sundays-Express 10.15 q. m, $50, B
p. m Accommodation-l.l5 a. m, a.
m.
Parlor cars on en- express trains.
Leave philadelphia.
For Cane Nav aud Ocean city
ldays-g.I5 r. M. fl5 p- m. Sundays
ln m. South street, Q 81. m Addition,
lCano May-WCek days p. m.
For Sea Isle City-Wcek days only
New York and Atlantic City EN
leaves New York Qiberty street, 3
Leaves Atlantic City $50 a. m.
Detailed time tables at ticket oftic
For further Information. passenger
referred to the ticket agent az lhe
ton.
lW. G.. BESLER. Gen. Superntence
iFDeoN 7 WEEKS. Gen. Pass. Agei
The George E. King Press, Prii
Evening journal., 1901-04-12
Dira sudd.nly mn The west

Special to the Evening Journal
Smyrna, April n.-Telegraphic news was
received here late last night from In
dianapolis, of the sudden death OF Walter
Carrow. son Of Mrs. Harriet Carrow. The
deceased was living in New Yo-F and
was on a business trip 20 Indianapolis,
when he dropepd dead on the street yes
torday afternoon. Tie was travelling for
q drug house. AR Cafrow was we'll
known in Delaware, especially In VIII
ming.on and Dover He left Smyrna sew.
eral years ago He IS about 3s years OF
age and leaves a wife.