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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
WORKING MEN VS.. BUSINESS
MEN

There is no use in denying it any
longer. 1t is too apparent for reasonable
denial. IT is fact, The class of people
who would in this community be dubbed
the aristocracy," are on one side Of the
Senatorial controversy opposing Mr.. Adj
diciis, ard the plain people"-the work.
Ing men-are on the other side of that
controversy. supporting NIr. Adlicks ~.
the Senatorial election.
That this is an unfortunate and danger
Gus situation is self-eyident. 1t is one
however, for which Mr.. Addieks and his
political friends are not accountable.
The opposition to him has made it. They
are making their fight against him on
that line-are pointing out that there are
none Of the Glasses supporting him.
and that his friends are the irresponsible
working people" Of the city and State.
That IS the distinction made between
Mt. Addicks' friends and his opponents.
by Colonel du Fonts organ in this city.
II calls his friends irresponsible" work
ing men.
As a matter Of fact the working people
of this city and county are almost all the
friends and admirers Of Mr.. Addicks.
The manufacturing establishments are
full Of them. These men are not ignor.
ant, nor are they irresponsible. They
are the very class of people for whose
elevation and benefit this Republic was
formed in opposition to the class and
caste influences which make monarchical
governments oppressive. They are The
people who make-represent- char.
acter of the State, its honesty, its Justice
and its power. They are the people that
earn all its wealth; that make all its
values; that pay all its taxes, and who
defend it in time Of danger-they are tho
State. 1t is also these men whom al
Font characterizes as ''irresponsiblcs'
who do the voting at elections, and who's,
consent gives authority to the laws, an[
whose loyal support assures their enforce
ment, It is because the great mass d
working men are reSponsible--are intel
lsent, honest and loyal to the spirit d
the Republic that the State lives an,
the union Of States exists.
The charge that these people are '.ir
responsible" that they are dishonest an,
corrupt, is not only false but is an in
suit; and yet that is just what these op
ponents Of Mr.. Addicks are doing, ma
ligning him because he is their represen
tative. and are insulting them becaus,
they are supporting him for Unite,
States Senator. In taking this cours,
these opponents of Mr.. Addicks ar,
denying and ignoring the vital principle
Of the Republican party, and are oppos
ing every thing which makes American
citizenship desirable and noble. If Their
was nothing else in their opposition t
Mr.. Addicks that is reprehensible Blu
this, they would be really the enemies o
the State and working for its injury
IL there was nothing else to recomment
Mr.. Addicks for political bonors bu
this, that he represents the right Of tn
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
Deep Sea Pressure

It is difficult to realize what the
pressure at the ocean bottom really
means; how enormous it is at three
miles in depth. 1t is greater by sew
eral times than the pressure exerted
by the pistons Of the very greatest
steam engines. Scientific men ascer.
tain the temperature Of the deem sea
ey sending strong, thick glass tubes.
sometimes these tubes suddenly col
lapse to fine powder under the
enormous pressure Of several miles Of
depth. Indeed, one may say every
hollow, man-made thing that sinks in
the deep sea is crushed beyond recoe-
milton before it reaches the bottom.
The strongest steel ships are hardly
more resisting here than pasteboard
boxes.-McClure's Magazine.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
=.
1HILA. AND READING RAlLWl

F1,h i. IIf
lime Table in effect january " lsl
TRANS leave neutrality-suspicious. ~
5tat4unJ Tor Elsnere Junction, ND
shdMin, WiHterthur, Guyenu1aft, ui4
9aue, Cossart, ChaddiS Ford JaAcI|
tocupson. West Chester, E.nIDFesyl
MaftOnglIlei Gainesville ana lntgsaltdl
tdtluns, daily except sunday, IL ~
ms dally z.lo and 4.JU p. N. sunday %
e,Ul Il. III,
For Waynesburg Junction, Ever
and intermediate stations, dailE exc
sunday, at 7.J5 Il. m; danny I'D and
i. m. Sunday only at 500 .. NJ, !,
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading ahd,
tefmediate stations, daily, except SUM
~ i.51 a. m, daily 2.l5 and 45V p
sunday only, SOC a. m.
For further information passengers
referred to the ticket agent at tEe
ton. :,
~. G. BEsLER, Gen. Superintenden
EPSON j. WEEKS. Gen. Pass. AIel
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
TIMELY OPINIONS.
What the Best Thinkers Say Of Cur.
rent Events.
Injuries Party and state.

From the Philadelphia Press.
There remains six United States Sena-
tors to he elected, and FIVE Of them
should be Republicans. The people de-
manding this have majorities in the Del
aware, Nebraska and Oregon Legisla.
lures and their wish should he obeyed.
The situation in Delaware has become
chronic. 1t has lasted for six years.
not only TO the injury OF the party in
that State. but also in the nation. The
Republicans have been deprived Of their
rightful vote in the United States SEN
ate and Delaware OF the representation
the Constitution allows it. This anomo-
lous situation should end and two Re
publicans who will be a credit to the
party and the State should be elected.
In Nebraska the Senatorial deadlock has
also continued two weeks, but while the
signs OF agreement have not increased
the election OF two Republicans before
adjournment is highly probable. The
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
LnR l,Illl sllIIriI.

Southern Rallway.-FiNpress 6.46 p. m.
ialiy, sleepers 10 Port Tampa, Augusta
uclIlhls and Hen OlleAils as,u 4 h HAS ~,
tlu. STAYS upi!)i 80 4. M, ualS ste- peis l.
Sen Or.,uls, Macvh, Mcmpn s. NaslNihe. VIZ
ishyiie ahd Hot springs. "rlOtiaa LlHht,di
ior 81. aug estlae alia Augusta, 3 % Il III. netk
daSs.
atlantic Coast Lie Express l2.l3p M. dali!
setpeis 20 Lhalcsluil, JacAsonNIle, Macon
tUlt tampa (suIaa.s oulslt LhOInsullIE,
I uesuaJa oIis1; l.g0 d N uaiiy, eopfs I,
.,lrlInlond Md JacAsOaslllt. "riUllud u cSlsI
Tor ~ augustine ana tolt TAMPA. 3-I \. N
"eek-da!s.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway S.1l p
m. aally, dining car, anu sleepers u
cincinnati.
seaDoard Air Line.-EApress Abs a. m
daily, sieepeIs to New ORGANS ANA Jan
50 vale, 'rluIIda AID MSuuEpIttan LllAIted,
atlanta.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
All want to be Dead Heads.
From Railway Age.

From hallway Abe.
A representative from Kansas pro-
poses, it is said, to offer in Congress a
bill compeling all railway companies to
issue half-rate permits, good for life, 70
MI former soldiers Of the Mexican. Civil,
SPANISH and Philippine wars. The argu
ment that 'the Old soldiers are rs justly
entitled to haif-fare permits as the
clergy, would be stronger if the railways
were required 10 carry the clergy at half
rates, and it is surprising that law
| is not first proposed to that effect At
present all the half-rate and free trans
portation provided for religious, charit-
able and phlanthropic purposes is given
lby the railways voluntarily and without
4 the compulsoll Of law. A congressional
enactment requiring this to be done and
adding all cX-sulaiers, eX-sailors, ex-rail-
way men, eX-pniticians and everybody
else who prefer to travel at hnlf-faie
would be more popular than the one
proposed and less open TO the charge OF
unjust discrimination. 1t would also he
d natural step toward law compelling
the railways e carry free, as is then
manifest right. all citizens Of this free
irepubiIc--that N to say, a republic which
ought to be free. but is now writing
under the oppression of the monster
railway combination" which actually
makes American citizens pay for riding
in the cars.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30

two electoral tickets elected, two Gov
ernors, four Congressman, four Republic
can State Assemblies and one full State
ticket elected. The men who are OPP
posing Mr.. Addicks' election are the men
who, for thirty-four years. fought among
themselves and failed to win one sub
stantial Republican victory. The mer
who are advocating Mr.. Addicks' cleo
ton to the Senate are the men who have
won every election in the State for eight
years.
Which side Of the record do Republi
cans prefer?
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30

The resolutions adopted by the meet
Ing held at the Union Republican head
quarters on Saturday night, ought to be
repeated in every laoislatira district T.
the county. That would be a good way
for all the Republican voters of the
various districts to express their opin-
ion upon the Senatorial question to the
members Of the Legislature representing
their district.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30

sooner it is accomplished, however, the
better The Oregon Legislature is pro-
verbal for deadlocks, but some elements
of discord present in past years are
lacking now and the election OF Unit
ed States Senator should follow.
The election of these five United States
Senators is not necessary to Republican
majority il The next Senate. There will
o such a majority without them. Never
ltheless, every proper influence should be
brought to bear to make these five cleo
lions sure, 50 that the next Senate eau
begin its work with full ranks.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
Democrats the Best Politicians.
Wilmington Eyenlng Republican.

Wilmington Evening Republican.
Tho Union Republicans are
Just MS determined as ever that they will
not forsakc tGr candidate Of their choice,
while the six Regulars are determined
that sooner Chan vote for Mr.. Addicks
they will cause deadlock until the end
Of the session and adjourn without elect
ing anybody d the Y. S. Senate. This
will make il possible two years hence
for the Democrats to elect two q. S.
Senators, thus multiplying all that the
Republican yaGcrs have been voting for
wears to hgius about in Delaware. The
| Democrats arn correspondingly happy
that the Republican members Of the
! General Assembly are acting the part
Of the dog II tlu fable. While it stopped
Ito bark Mt It's ldow in the water, the
| bone dropped frnm its mouth into the
| stream and Wa% soon lost to sight. The
present fight II the Republican party
\ is the only tiiils he Democrats hope to
tuse to ndyaHtge and carry the next
election in Delaware. The Democrats
are the best politicians.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
election OF senators by the People.

A Lincoln. Nil dispatch to the New
York World states that the Senatorial
contest Of Nebraska is practically a bat
tie between two railroad companies,
each Of which II anxious to secure con
trol Of the legislature and the State.
The legislators and he candidates." as
serts the WurlH's correspondent. "arc
merely puppets The actual contestants
are the railroads. The men who devised
and established the government under
which We live neyer contemplated that
The election Of Senator would be sub
ject to such influences. The Senate was
created for the purpose of maintaining
eaualtr bettronn tho ctatos as well
us to exercise conservative restraint
upon the popular branch of Congress. OF
late years IN entirely different view has
been taken Of the functions Of the Senate
and Of Senators, and men are sometimes
sent 10 the higher branch of the National
Legislature to represent other interests
than those Of the people of 4 State or Of
tie United States. The Nebraska concep.
tion Of The Senate, for instance, seems
TO be that it is n body which exists for
The purpose Of maintaining the balance
between rival railroad corporations in
stead Of between the several States OF
the Union. It is undeniablc that Sena-
tors are frequently chosen not so much
with respect to their ability to serve their
States and the country as for reasons OF
a radically different character. Not I'm.
I'll members Of the upper branch Of Con.
tress arc chosen directly by the pcopl.
and elected by popular vote will! il be
nassille 10 make the office Of Senator
what it was originally intended to he
Tint is ono Of the reforms which may hf
InecompliShed in the twentieth century il
the people have prudent regard fol
\ thcir own interests.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
WANNA r. r.
THE STANDARD RAIL. ,,o.
TT ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
RAI,IISlOlsI3 Raj ROAD.
.chedule in ,iIecI Jnnunr! q, IJUI.


.cbeaule in ,fecI Jnnuar! IA, lyUl.
Trains Leave " iilnington as foliows'
For Philadelphia texpress). L5l, wv, a., a. ~
q "a a. al SpJ. $50, $50, lUll. lU.52, lU.o2,
ii. ~. ll22, ii As d. m, KILT, l.ot, S'm, 81,
45S, SUI, co., $50 O,oi, az, e.vo' ana ''i'
p. IN. - - o ~ n m /, m
IL. aU. 232, 4.OU 5.z5, 63o, and lul3 p. m: "a
For Chester (e&press), LOO, 4.z9 vow i'il'
1850, SlU, $50, $500, lO.ll, ll.22, ll'Ss iL4o' a.
m, 1.3i, $40, 4.os, 6.0i, b3i, anu IVY ~ -
Accommodation, o.lo, ~, H;uv' e, -
l2...iU 2.32, 4uV, o.1o, 900 anu iO.lJ p III. -
For New York uhroush eApressl, i.oi'
500, 9.3o DINING carr W., io.oz, LIP q
m, xI2.i6 tDIniIs carr, l.al tDlnlils Sati,
3 M. connecting VIA Broaa street Sta
lion, Philadelphia, 40, O.SO, I.lD, i.oO, o.so,
$50, lOlI, lU.bl ll.52, las .. n E.ov. l.5a,
80, 3.ll, 4.5s, 5.ul, b,Ui, 6.oa, ,.it, 9lo, ana
iU42 y. m.
For Boston without change, lO.O2 a. m
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations,E3 a. nj. and 100 p H.. ~
Baltimore ana Washington, 400, s.uV,
tylv IUlS, and ll.U5 II. ~, l2.Vo, l2.la, xi.lo,
l.5O 3.5l, 4.Og, $40, sbO3, 6.46, .O5 i.Sb OIL
p. m, ana l.O5 night,
Baltimore and intermediate stations
3.Cu, 4li, o.l@ y. ~, l-.io ~ At'
Leave Philadelphia, Broad st 'eet, fol
wilmington (express), S.oO, AZ, TO, 3d.
1923, Il,1J, IL, SO a. IN, &lZ,.u, l.IJ 2.2J, aLo
o2y, 3O4, 4Ul, 4i6, Ouo, 90, b.5l, o93, ovJ
o2v, 300, l.Jl, il.1o. u.2s p IN. aud l1.-
night.
Accommodation, $50, 7.S0. 9.l2. 1888. q
M, l.z3. go, iUi, AZ. III, $50 lU.1-, siA'
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (eApfesSJi l5i, S.Vl
Az, $50, lO.oz, l0.ol, ll.io a. IN, l.Sl, o.VV
4 4.DS, gu, b.5y, f.li, 800, and 9.lO y. M
Accommodation, $40, 8,lU 800 u. m.
\ LILA, 2.UU, 4.UU, 80, 10, anu lO.43 y. III.
/ For Chester leApressJ, Los, 40, 800
Has a. M, l.S1, S.UU, 4.Oo, 90, ana 800 y
III.
Accommodation. 7lO, $40, S.55. a. m
| l2.l4, wv, f.Uv, 80, go, and lv.4J y. IN
For New iorkl through eApresS). 10.
5.u2 80 lDinlnB Cary, lv.o2, lVJz, il.io q
a., 13i tDlAinE 1tlh ~, U.ga, O.-O tDll
ing carr, ia, 9l6 y. M, connecting VA
Droad street station, PhlIadcipills.. 49,
! 40, o.IU, 100. II.i1 a. M LOT o.UU, A. Y
4.5o, 90, III, ana lO.43 y. IN.
! t'or Boston, without Change, Ill p IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.31, e.Ji
1918 a. IN, l-.UJ. lZ.Io, LOU Dbl. 40, o.,
0.U5, 6,iU, 800 o.ll y. m, and I.Uo nI5hL.
Baltimore ana intermediate stations
olo y. m, lis nlBht.
Leave FhIiductpnIa, Broad street, ~
Wilmington teAplessy, 500, 40, n..5, IL,
4. IN, l.l5. 5io, $40, 4iG D.v5, 80, 90, 90
49,, go, n.1e, LIS p IT,, and I2.2v nlBn
accommodation, o.31, 9i2, lU,JJ a. IN
l22J, 1o2, o.Io, S.3o, and lU.2 y. N.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
TO BREAK PLEDGES.

Speaking for the opposition TO Mr..
Addicks, the Public Ledger announces
that the Anti-Addicksites have decided
not to allow the election of any United
States Senators at this session of the
Legislature if they can prevent it. This
is important matter for the consideration
Of the Republicans Of this city and coun-
is. The decision involves the breaking
Of every anti-election pledge the Reg
ulars" made. If the Ledger's prediction
proves to be true it will be proof that
The Regulars" were not sincere in any
If their election bargains. We call at
;pntion of the gentlemen who are talk
ing SO glbly of political honesty and
claiming to be SO devoted to truth and
honor. TO this alleged decision of the
| Anti-Addicksites Ii they are sincere il
ought to cause them to blush in shame
! The dirtest ward heeler OF the Demo
cratic variety could not do more abom
Unable political trick.
/ There is reason to believe that the dr
| Pontitcs have made the alleged decision
1t is like them but il will not win.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
WANTED.

EoDMERMAKER3 WANTED t1mpsnih|
I'D bIilurmakcTs for work out u w
tuud wages Tor conf etent mel, lnlit allie snas1
anpiy. call between Gne Hours u u " aA'
u. m at room l0I Clayton Houie. t,nev
CH ,RLE5 I nOpOt
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30

SOTICE.-on and after September i, III
seventh street Bridge will be clo,td q EAe NJ
ilctfaYel, as tine contractor will mlaeAet.e WI
~ the new steer bridge at that une. ~ wv
OF the Bridge Committee. -,
j. J. GALLAGHER, Chalfihal
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30

Rcpublicanism is the politics OF equal
citizenship. Whenever it departs from
,hat high IDEAL, as the opponents of Mr..
Addicks are trying to force it to depart,
il becomes dcbased and dcgenerates. In
the Senatorial controversy the opponents
Of equal citizenship are trying TO defeat
the election Of Mr.. Addicks TO the Senate.
To effect this Mr.. Addicks is being
abused because he has espouscd the
cause Of the working people who We're
disfranchised under the old tax Office
Democracy, and the working men are
being insulted because they favor Mr..
| Addicks' election to the United States
Senate. The question involved, therefore
is not merely a Senatorial election, but
whether working mans ballot is as
> e1d .r- business mans ballot
whether the poor man has as much right
to life, liberty and happiness in this
State as a rich man has-Ar. Addicks is
the champion Of the working mans side
of the controversy.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
DELAWARE DIVISION,

For New Caste, SID a. m, S0G, 4.3i, anu
6.5S y III. Week-aays.
For LeWes, o.lo a. m, i34 y. IN. week
deys.
ror Dover. Harrington, and Delmar.
SID, ll,Uo y. M, 400, V.Jo, ana A. IL p. III.
sundays, In y. IA.
For Wyoming and way stations, 30
y. Iii. Weekdays.
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort, and NorlOlk, u.US u. III. Week.
Jays and lZ.ll night daily.
@ Congressional Limited Express. All
Vestlbule I'arIof Cars and D..GAg Car
~ extra Iare other Jhan the uauai Pun,
man charge.
tAJ LimIted Express. Yestibule rarlol
Lars, Nest4pule passenger Coaches. AM
DliilHS Gar. 40 cara Iare.
Ihe Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
call lor anu check DeSsase Irum ho.eis
and Residences.
cor 1uftAcr information. passenger
are referred 10 Tie tickeI agent al IN,
station.
J. =. HUTCHINSON, j. II. WOOD,
1ehefai Mdilii-sT Gen. Pass. Az
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30

Union Station, Baltimore, MI.
TAKING EFFECT NOV. &c, lM
All trains leave Hillen Station Is
tows:
DAILY.
1870 a..m.--IIast Mail, Main Line. N
w. Il. r., and the South ana TX.
day Il. VI. X. r., Chambelsblrg M
tinsburg and Winchester.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
i.22 Il. m.-York, u. and II. Division |
Main Line east of Emory Grove,
Carlisle and q. and IL. X. II.
t.23 a. m.-Main Line Shippensburg n
trlcli,. Emmittsburg and n. and W
10 Eikton,
or a. ELECTROMAGNETIC for ID
Bridge, York, Gettysburg.
20 p. m.-Accommodation for ID
s3l j: m.-Express for York ana B. 4
H. Division.
LIS j. IN. Express Main Line points
Frederick, Emmittsburg and SAlpTs
80 i. m.-Acoommodation for In
Grove.
10 j. m.-Accommodation for u
fridge.
i1.25 p m.-Accommodation for En-
SUNDAYS ONLY,
I.35 q. Accommodation for u
iiridge and hanover.
$50 p. INSTRUMENTATION for U
Brluse.
100 y. m.-Accommodation Tor In
GROVE.
1875 j. m.--Accommodation for In
Grove.
Ticket and Baggage Office III EaS.
tlnlOrG street.
All trains stop at Union station =
syMania avenue, Fulton and VAIN
station.
!. Nj. HOOD, b. II, GRISWOL
General Manager. Gen'I Rass Al
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
Miscellaneous.

AZ, ANTED-All kinds OF old books md p
~ ticsets bought, sold and exchanged
No. IL East seventh street,
EUGENE STIRbITH
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
pl(|lI| |a't,, BAlrlMoatsO'
49, RAlLROAD

Sclieu uie IN effect Nns.
light. With I'M
% EXPRESS TRAINS
Trains leave Wilmineton ~
NEW YORK, week day.
a. M; ~. w. .2.34, sJ.5S. 5.Vl GO NJ
ted, s6.2l. t742, 'lO.53 no + lRoyal b
s5Ul, 1888. *l1,35 d. Il Y m. Suss1
tkoyal Lmited), +7.l2 .toesSi I'D
PHILADELPHIA, wee; . ~ p NJ
$40, 1850. $50, $3.50 IN Hsgs ~ /
.lsl9. .2.34. 800, r3.5S II ,il0s a
ited), '5.25, 'G27 6.J5. !. ia Royal n
Sundays. 1901. 1850, S'5O 1. 4. 'l0i2
a. M; s2.3i, 800, 1855. i icy l05s, n
| ited). $50, FI42, 9.OS. .,g3l 6iSoyal l1
Chester, weekdays, $50 Il p m
1913. sl0.52. ll.0S a. m. VI. SSg Ia, h,
so, T.i2, Al0.52 p. m. Snn ~, W. n
9'ss' ly.55, a IS a. IN; WY lS
l42, 9.OS, 1902 D. m -Si' wv, N
Atlantic City, Week. days ~.
I 'l2.lS '2.3i and *5.25 .. hi @9
] a. m: s2.Si u. m. euEdaM
cape May. Ocean City. w,at
a. M; '2,34 p. IN. SUNDAYS -Suays, h
se s5 u Isie CITY, Weekday, n@ 4
:" 10 r. anu washington, ws,,.
80, o;So, S;ua, 'n.Ol, a. ia; ."sSe lsd
S,i9, 's;4o, 4.51, 500 (lsoyal ~ ~
s,0a, 'lo.lb p: m. sundays i L;nis
10 q. M 'iz,o6, -20J, -4.5i. "a
Liiinitea)' 6.43, 1S.N, .lO.IB b N NV lRs
oaitiHnofe ana way stations. A..
~ Z. m. daily except Sanlo 40 4
m; G.43 y. m, Sundays onlv w VI
Newark. weekdays, tiiS ny
a. III; El2.56, 3.ig, u. 57 ~ SNl
Sundays, AIS, 1904, VA eW D.
+I5f, 6.f3, 7.32, sS.O4 D, HI e. m; 7
tlttsburg, weekdays, sS04 !
.iG.lJ p. M. Sundays, '6.OI, a ~
AlO.l6 y. IN. = H.,
Chicago. daily, tS.0d a. M. 81,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, ~ p
'l2,56. and fl0.l6 p. IN, dailv
5inSerly accommodation. WraS'd-.
a. M; 3.ly, 6,.5, p. IN. SupdaVaS
nj: CAB. 1872 p. m. '''''
t.andenberg accommodation. wo,,.
3lJ, 49, p. m. Sundays, 6,i3 n sV ~
LEAVE MARKET 81. S.p4TypniNsa
Baltimore, week-Ways, 3. ~ il. m
l.andenberg, weekday IS, s.il
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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30
NJ EsTERN MARYLAND RAlIRl

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Jnion Station. Baltimore, Nh.
TAKING EFFECT NOV. ss Iya
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-10-26
IN MEMORIAM.
AN ENGLISH TRIBUTE.

AN ENGLISH TRIBUTE.
"God-by all, good-by. 1t is Gods way, His
will be Donei"
It IS Gods way! take comfort, o my soul,
His path of Peace lies low and through
the land
OF sorrow, yet, for all, with saving Hand
He holds the wheels Of life with strong
control
Brave heart! It is Gods way: Christ's
creed in truth
Was thine: His prayer-"On earth the
Reign of God
Was thine: and thine the dolorous way He
trod,
Victim of senseless folly, void of ruth.
att is Gods way His will be done"-Thy
King
Hath called thee, and for hard-won heav-
emily wage
Gives nobler work and loftier embas-
sage,
To be through death thy nations hallow-
ing.
Heart of Mercy! come with healing light,
Shine on her soul who sits with sorrow
crowned;
Chase far the shadows, till the day be
found
When cherished memory changes into
sight.
Thou King of nations, and their hearts de-
sire,
o Corner Stone, mans starting place
and goal,
Our manhoods faith in History's unread
scroll
Enhearten with Thy Spirits holy fire.
Love and good will, on earth Thy will be
done,
Treason and war and devils hate bid
cease,
o guide Thy people to the Way of Peace
Through cleansing splendors of the Eternal
Sun.
Very Rev. Charles William Stubs, in N
Y. Independent.