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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
CRUSHED BY
ELEVATOR.

Calvin l. Swayne, one Of the most
prominent contractors of this city, died
early last evening as the result of an
elevator falling on him at his carpenter
shop. No. SO4 Orange street, about 1.30
O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
The elevator was loaded with lntinish-
ed doors which were being taken to the
third floor of the building. 1t was u
terrible strain OH the elevator and Just
before it reached the third floor one Of
the cables broke and it fell with crash
that could be heard for some distance.
Mr.. Swain was standing under the ele,
vatOr and without any warning the car
crashed down OH him. He was complete.
ly doubled up under the platform. !:
The platform was raised by means of
props and the injured man removed.
The Phoenix ambulance was summoned
at once and Mr.. Swayne was taken to
his home. No. 1900 West Seventh street.
DR.. James l.. France was summoned
and attended the sufferer until the am
buancc arrived. DR.. Ralph +. Stubbs,
the family physician, was notified aud
attended him at his home.
Everything possible was done for the
unfortunate man, but he was beyond
medical aid and died at 535 o'clock. He
remained conscious until the time Of his
death and his wife and four children
were with him until the last The family
and his many friends were terribly shock
ed at his tragic death. DR.. Stubs
stated last night that death was due to
shock aud internal injuries. No bones
were broken. William ID. Haddock. who
for number of years had been Mr..
Swaync's foreman, was at the Swnyne
residence all Of last evening. taking
charge and looking after the many call
ers. No arrangements have been mad"
for the funeral as vet. ,
Mr.. Swnync was 43 years old and
was born in York county, Pa. He came
to Wilmington about twenty years age
and at once started in the contracting
business. IIe was very progressive and
at the time of his death he was one Of
the most successful and largest contrac-
tors in the city. Among the buildings
which Mr.. Swaync erected which will !e
monuments to his memory are the Equt-
able Guarantee and Trust Companv'S
building. Ninth and Market streets and
the Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph
and Telephone Compnny's building at
Sixth and Shiplcy streets. Mr. Swaync
was at once time president Of the local
Builders Exchange. He was Repub.
lican but never took IN active part III
politics. He was a member Of a num-
ber of secret organizations. :
He was also member of the hoard of
directors of the Wilmington Bicycle Club.
A special meeting Of the club has been
called for tonight to take action Oh his
death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Observation-Disclosures.

A pretty romance culmlna ted yes.
terday in the wedding of Stephen p.
M. Tasker of this city, end Miss
Florence App'ebaugh. formerly OF
Philadelphia, at the hume Of the
bride, in Thompsontown, Juniata
County.
The bridegroom Is the grand.
nephew OF the late Stephen =. M.
Tasker. The favorite Of his great
uncle, he was bequeathed the bulk
Of the Tasker fortune. The sister OF
the dead man, Mrs. Rachael Clark,
and his nephew, Charles p. asker,
contes ted the will on the ground OF
mental incapacity. 1t was a long
drawn-out battle.
This Inheritance which amounts to
slOO, 900, was recently awarded to the
bridegroom by the Court.
The bride is 20 years old and the
groom 26. lie Is a marine engineer
and for ten years has been with the
Cramps Ship Building Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29

MENTION
BAXTER-WILLIAMS.
The Chester Times says:

The Chester Times says,
Miss Lillian May Baxter. Of l014
Yves t Seventh Street and George Il.
Williams, Of 1928 West Fourth street,
stole a march on their friends yester-
day ar d went to Wilmington, where
they were married by Rev. L. Bur.
gette Short. The couple we're unat-
tended but at the same time 1t was
nothing Of the nature ian elopement
as the parents Of the bride were aware
Of the Intentions Of the young couple
and the wedding came off with their
full permission.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and groom returned to this
city where a reception was rendered
to the immediate members of the
family and a few invited friends.
The bride is well.known Us havin G
been one of the bright young sales.
ladies at the store Of the Samuel
Lees Company at Seventh and Edg-
mont Avenue, while the groom is a
son Of Captain j. j. Williams, the
submarine contractor.
For the time being the couple will
make their home with the parents of
the bride at lola West Seventh street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
FATHER AND SON CLASH.

Lisbon. O., August 2s.--George u.
Evans. manager Of the Lisbon mill Of
the American Tin Plate Company. AMI
his son. George D. Evans, Jr., orga-
nizcr for the Amalgamntcd Association,
met here yesterday afternoon. Organic r
Evans had come over from Wellsville
for the purpose of meeting the Lisbon
strikers Sunday afternoon. Father md
son had not met for some time. After a
handshake and brief talk on family
affairs the father suddenly changing from
his kindly patrral attitude, said:
"George, you must keep all strikers
away from mill property. The fence
around the mill was not mads to lean
urcn."
The son replied that no would look
after the interests Of the men to the best
Of his ability. but he could assure bis
father that there would be no lawless-
ness. Tents were set ur last night about
the mill for the use Of tho picketA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
DOTS.


Judge Gray is expected to arrive
home from Europe on September Is.
Edward White, of New York, is visit
ing the family of George Carter. OH
Monroe street.
Fred. Grarf has returned from his
vacation in Hrilgrvilr and Rehohoth.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jones. of Balti-
more. who have been visiting friends
in Rride"vllr. are spending Il few days
at Hobbs Station.
Roy prcttyman. Of Philadelphia. who
has been sojournng in Scaford. has
gone I" Denton for II brief visit.
Oscar Wiley. of Philadelphia. who has
been spending his vacation in S"aforI.
has returned home,
Mrs. Julia Cam and daughter. Grace.
gave IL reception to Il number of friends :.
at their home near lorkIyn. on Mon
day evening.
Mrs. X. II. Cam. Howard Cam and
Miss kAthrynr Cam are spending two
weeks in PennSgroyr.
Miss Nora Ford of Delaware City. who
has been visiting here. has returned
home.
Mrs j. t. Hrndrixson. accompanied
by her daughter and Miss Perla Loper.
ar. the guests Of Mrs. II. q. Prutt, OF
Norfolk, Va.
T. W, $. Kidd, United States commits
suner OF Springfield, H., is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. $. $. Harris, of 1881 French
street.
Miss l.aitic II. Hewitt and Miss Mamie
c. Gilkoy left Monday for Brighton
Beach. where they will remain until the
close Of the season.
Erlmann Hoffman arrived in the Bcr-
mlda, Monday with Il party of friends.
Harry d. Hewitt is spending some
time III Salem, y. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
CARD BASKET.

Miss Ida Mask returned home to.
day after ten days visit to Cape
May.
Oscar Gouert Of this city, has gone
to Atlantic City on his vacation.
Miss Bessie Carson of Philadelphia,
is the guest Of Miss Viola IIargis.
Mark McKenna, a well known man
of this city, is at Atlantic City.
MIR. J. Edward stroup and family
of this city, are the guests of Mr.. G.
r.. II. McKinsey and family OF Wash
lngton, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. McClelland
leaves for Portland, New York, and
will take in the Buffalo Exposition
while away on his vacation. Mr. Nc.
Clelland holds u posi- ton in the Navy
Yard in Washington, d. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McAvoy have
returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Nellie Ahrens is registered at
the Hotel wellington, Atlantic City,
where she will spend q couple of
weeks.
Mrs. Florence Forsythe is visit Ing
friends In Philadelphia.
Mrs. William McCrackeu and two
children, have returned from q weeks
stay at Woodbury., N. J..
Miss Irene Fulton has returned
from a weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Millet Of Philadel.
phia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wal.
ker in this city.
Dr. John Palmer Is attending the
convention of Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Surgeons which is being held
at Atlantic City.
Miss Maggie Wheaton Of Chester,
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Bessie Mclaughlin Of Booths
Corner, is spending the week in this
city.
Miss Annie Burns is visiting at
London Grove, Pa.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr., and family,
returned from Bedford Springs, Pa.
last evening.
The Rev. L. B. Short married Hen.
ry M. Hoffman and Miss Mildred
Bradley, both Of Philadelphia at the
Epworth parsonage last evening.
Miss Winono Mask returned home
to-day after a ten days visit to CAPE
May.
Mrs. E. H. Hendrickson and daugh-
ter are visiting at Norfolk.
Miss Sara A. Pierce and Miss Loo
ney Stokes are spending two weeks
in the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Local BARRIERS.

1t is expected that the movement will
be started in the near future among the
local barber leaders to erect Il Labor
Temple in this city. The matter has
been talked Of for some time and it is
the general opinion that Labor Temple
would he a great benefit to union labor in
this city. The principal purpose Of the
proposed elaborate Labor Day celebra-
ton next Monday is to pave the way for
such movement. Richard Monck who
has probably done more for union labor
in this city than any other man in Viii
mington, is among those who are deeply
interested on the subject Mr.. Monck is
of the opinion that il 5000 of the local
laboring men would subscribe 81 apiece
the balance required to erect such Il
building could be easily secured.
The Labor Day celebration promises
to be much more successful than was at
first expected. Arrangements have been
made for large crowd at Shcllpot Park
on that day. There will be amusements
of all kinds. The features Of the day
will be the sports and the waltzing con-
test .
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
STRIKE ON PUBLIC WORK.

Philadelphia, August 2s.--Business
Agent Holt. Of District Council of the
Brotherhood Of Carpenters aud Joiners
of America, has declared u strike ON the
government works at League Island,
where C. Henderson & Co., lis Heed
building, are erecting barracks. Sixteen
carpenters have left the work because
Of the refusal of Superintendent Pres
to to join tie union.
The men also threaten to leave the
work on the filtering plant, in Roxborr
Oush. wt.ch is being constructed by the
same company unless alt agreement can
be reached.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Keystone Won.

keystone JrS, defeated the North.
ern \ Jrs. in an interesting game
of ball by the score Of to 3. Serb.
ner and Williams stealing bases was
the feature Of the game. Dcmby
who did the twirling for the the To-
Gals was thrown up IN fine style. De
Shields caught good game he excep-
ted ten chances without an error,
Manager Hicks isstiiling waiting
to hear from all teams whose mem.
bers are under Ii years OF age. Ad-
dress No. Lobde. street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Trouble With Foundation.

George Cassidy, foreman for SOllitt e.
Solitt. the Chicago contractors, who are
erecting the new Pullman shops, Is said
to be experiencing considerable trouhr
with the masonry for the power house.
The site of this building is ut the south
ern end of the yards end is being erected
upon the space formerly occupied by the
old lumber shed. The ground is so low
that water runs into the foundation
trenches as fast as they are cxcavatel.
1t is necessary to keep pumps at work
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Strap For Wife Beater.

Cape MAJ, N. j., Aug, 2s- Summary
justice was mel cd out to colorod waiter
for beating his wife at large ho tol here
t6is evening. He had been guilty Of the
offence twice before and had been warned
BY his fellow walters that II 1t were re-.
poated they would take him In hand. He
made affidavit that it would not be re.
peated.
The wife who worked in tho laundry
received her money to- lay and the waltor
whose name is Tucker demanded 1t and
falling to get 1t boat her seriously with
chair and his fists. The assault was
witnessed by another waiter who reporttd
70 his fellow.
The captain OF the watch sum ,n0ned tho
whole body Of walters hold an informal
trial and sentenced Tucker to 80 lashes
He was fastened Oh top Of a tablo and
with Q trunk strap 20 lashes were delivered
Justify. The wailing culprit was ordered
to leave town by clock tomorrow or
suffer further strapping.
Tho proceedings are reported to havo
been conducted In tho most orderly man.
n0r,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
BLAWARE !
CITY. NEWS.
From cur Correspondent.

Delaware City, August 29.-At
Brandywine Springs Park to day
the Swan family has a reunion.
There are forty-eight members Of
the family and among those at the
reunion To-day are John II. and
Thomas Swan of Delaware City,
Edwin Swan and William Lester.
of 81. Georges. r. X. Banks OF
Stanton. James Marsey of Red Lion
and their respective families.
: Miss Minnie Steele has returned
home alter spe nding some time with
her sister ID New York.
Mrs. Amos Collins and son spent
last evening at Rivera ide.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Pechmann
and son Karl Of Marcus Hook, Pa,
spent last evening with Miss Blanche
Clayton.
Pancoast's tomato cannery is ex-
pected 10 be in operations on Sat-
urday. The pack this season will
be small ia consequence Of the
small yield Of the tomato crop
Several Of the farmers in this sec
ton did hot plant any tomatoes tor
the Gamers and some who did have
a poor crop as the sun killed the
early blossoms.
John II Swan found dead car
rier pigeon on Colburn's marsh. 1t
was numbered 724S.
Miss Bertha Higgins of Port
Penn, is the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Frank Shunder.
George L. Harris and N. l..
Flemming Of Chester, upent the day
fishing 10 the Delaware and Chesa-
peake Canal.
Mrs. Howard Davidson was the
guest 81 Miss Nellie Davidson.
Mrs. J. Ru", spent yesterday in
Wilmington.
Mrs. Wm. Weaver spent the day
In Wilmington.
Mrs, John w. Beerris, Lizzie and
Ida Becrris and James Dorse were
Delaware City guests.
Miss Della Clarke OF Boston, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives here
returned home.
Mrs. Charles Heathers spent the
day in Wilmington.
Many fishing parties came to this
town yesterday on the Thomas
Clyde to en- joy good time fishing
at Delaware City.
Henry Clark, aged years met
with a painful accident yesterday.
While playing In the stable loft he
stumbled and Tell upon pitch fork.
The prongs pierced his side and
leg and his cries brought help. A
doctor from this place was sum-
moned and dressed his injuries.
J. r. Price and Herbert Heisel
were Wilmington guests.
George l.. Baker Of Bridgeville,
W among the guests at the Robin
son House.
Several gunners came from Phil
adelphia, Pa.. on the Erlesson Boat
to enjoy a days cunning for reed
birds on the Delaware marshes.
Miss Mamie Halderman of New
Haven, Conn.,, who has been Phil
adelphia visitor came to this town
to spend some time with friends.
Many young people Of this place
will participate in an enjoyable
straw ride TO night, which will 60
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pordham
between here and Port Penn. Del
aware.
Mrs. John Anderson spent the
day IN Wilmington.
The Misses Kate a nd Mamie Gun
ming were among the Riverside
guests.
, Mr..EdYsrd Hauce was delayed
a fe " hours In removing his thresh-
ing machine from the Rey bold farm
owing 10 the fact that the tongue
broke down.
Dame Rumor announces that one
OF our popular school teachers will
SOON become a bride.
A very jolly party of Whining
toniaus spent an enjoyable even.
ing up the canal rowing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Case, to BE- Tie ard,

Dover. Del. Au: !A.-lt Is prob,Lie
that two ca cs viii be retired before the
State Board of PLrlons a. shs next moot.
inySto ba h,ld h,r, on Tuesday.
II is more than probable tGat the Pal.
mer case which Il being pushed BY Howell
S. England OF Wilmington will b, taken
up and fully heard.
q Then the case Of Juhn Patterson who 10
serving term TO highway robbery will
be taken up by the board at which tim,
Patterson fully expects to establish mis-
innocence OF the charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Girl Murdered with Morphlne

Philsdelphis, Pa, Aug. 20 About four
o'clock this morning Gertrude Hoffman
North Tenth strsss above Wine died In
Hahnemsn Hospital from an overdose Of
morphin: said to have =. been ~. given hsr BY
William McClay, Andrew r. Forman and
Gertio Pierce bkve been arrested In con.
nsctlon with tho case. They were all held
by Magistrate Cudhinghain to await the
OorenSrs' verdict ~ -. s.aaA. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Con tract for New Machine.

The Pusey & Jones Company has re-
ceived contract from the Eastern Man
ufacturing Company of South Brewer.
Maine. for q Fourdrinier paper machine.
This will make the Second Fourdrinicr
paper machine built by the local com.
pany for the Eastern Manufacturing
Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Many Contracts for Cars.

Tho American Car and Foundry Com.
pany has recently received the following
contracts: 1000 box cars for the Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western railroad.
1000 coal ears for the Missouri Pacific
railway; $50 refrigerator cars for the
Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe railway
Ind 10 coaches, four pnrlor and six
Express cars for the Florida East Coast
hallway.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
SMYRNA SHUT OUT.
Brownson Won Yesterdays Game
bya Score Of 26 to O.

BrownSon defeated Smyrna yesterday
in onc-sidcd game by the score of
rs to 0.
The locals hit tn, bail at will while tll,
visitors could not connect.
Stevens pitched for Smyrna and was
touched up in II lively fashion. The field
ers back of him made costly errors.
Brownson touched him up for tw"ni,
two hits to the total of forty three bases.
Burchell was II puzzle 10 them. they uniy
getting two hits of him. The score iol.
l,wS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
BRIDGE PLANS MISSING.
9psciflcat tions for Silver Run Struc.
t6 lures Cannot be Found.

Following the. report that the plans
and specifications for Seventh street
bridge cannot be found. comes the story
that specifications for the Silver Run
bridge below Middletown also are miss
ing. There were two sets Of plans ~:
this structure, one for what Is designated
hs q Campaign BRIDGE" which was bull,
Temporarily last year and the second for
h permanent structure, which is to be
completed about September l. Neither
ran be found and 1t Is not known whether
the bridge has been built according to
blans, or not.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Arm Cut.

Elmer Haten a machinist at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Compang y
had his arm terribly cut while 1t
work this morning, being SO wea X
from loss of blood that he had to He
removed to the Homeopathic Hos.
pital IN the patrol wagon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
County onioers Want Money.

Constables and Magistrates are won
derng when claims Of theirs, long over
due. are to be settled by the Levy Court.
A former constable's claim which was
due last April, has not been settled. &C.
cording to his statement, and he also
said that the present constables' aai
magistrates cleiqs which were due July
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
pirs 1arvil Buried

ilLaurel, Dsl., Aug. 2s.-Mra, M.m IL
Maryil daughter in law OF the late el
Governor Marvil, who died suddenly ons
week ago was buried hsro yesterday at
tsrnoon, her body b,ing kopt one w,ek in
complla n os with request made shortly
hafora her daath
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
FROM
NEW CASTLE.

Del. Willis who pitched for the
| New Castle base ball club wrote a
postal card afew daysago request
ing the manager to ask the papers
to state that he would not pitch for
New Castle In order that other
clubs would secure his services.
Man ager Shearer said it was best
not to state that the reason he would
not play was that in order to cut
down expenses. Therefore he
agreed to say that Willis was re.
leased. He has been released be.
cause he wanted too much money.
Why a whole club can be secured
to play here for 80 and Willis want.
ed nearly as much as the Brandy
wine Club.
John Point who was one Of the
frat fremen on the Frenchtown
Railroad is indisposed.
The Baptist Sunday School is
spending the day at Riverside Park
to-day.
There will be a trolley ride given
10 Delaware City on next Wednes-
day evening by Emmanuel Episco-
pal church.
The wheel OF r. Eben Watts
cart bl oke down yesterday and the
load ol stones landed in the street.
Mrs. ED. NaylQr and Mrs. David.
son spent several hours fishing at
the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal. The fish family was not at
home and disappointment was the
only thing they caught.
John Thonpsons horse has
very sore hoof owing 10 having
picked up a nail
There will be another trolley
party from Wilmington to Delaware
City tonight.
Mrs. Charles Holman h as returned
home from trip to Germany.
DR.. Manchester who has been
spending hisvacation in New Jersey
has returned home.
Misses Lou and Emma Diener. Of
Pottsville are visiting their brother,
John Deiner,
James Kirby OF Camden, N. j., is
the guest Of John NJ. Vallette.
Mrs. Charles Roberts, Misses
Florence and Alice Roberts Of
l5enkintown, Pa, whohas been visit.
Ing friends in this city returned
home.
John Deiner of Pottsvlle, Pa,
who has been the guest Of his son,
John V. Deiner. superintendent Of
the trolley line left yesterday for
his home.
Mrs. John McPhilip Of Philadel.
phia. is the guest Of Miss Mamie
Rodgers.
Miss Rosa McGinn is entertain
ing Miss Rebecca Craig OF Chester.
Peter G. Madden, city tax collect-
or was busy yesterday from morn.
ing until night making out receipts
for tax payers for the yeal 1901,
The people were after the 5 per
cent rebate which will remain in
force until Saturday night. To.
morrow Mr.. Madden will again sit
in the Office of Mayor Boyd'., until 8
p. m. He can be found at his home
during today and Saturday. The
rebate on and after Monday will
continue in force for September.
October and November will be 3
per cent.
Arthur Wise will succeed William
H. Rothwell in the Office of Eliason
Bros. and Joseph H. Dougherty
will take charge Of the lumber yard.
William Mccoy and James Gegan
we're in Trenton yesterday and on
their return trip saw the City of
Trenton after the explosion.
Francis Atkinson son of Frank
Atkinson was bitten on the lore.
hea ad yesterday by a dog.
Bodily pain lOses Its terror II you've a
hntkla Of nr Yhnu,ns'a TsaNtrio nil In
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Pile Driver to Leave,

The pile driver Tipperary Roy. COZ.
structed by the Harl1n & Hollingsworth
Company for Dunbar 4 Sullivan Of New
York, will leave for that city this morn
ing. The driver Is one Of the largest
built here. Her length is 100 feet. beam
80 feet, depth of hold 3 feet 3 inches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Card Of Thanks,

Wo wish herewith to express cur SIN
cere thanks for tho many aornl offerings
and the kind attendance Of our many
friends at the funeral OF our lato daughter
Elsa on Sunday lasr.
Mr., and Mrs. Goo Biedecman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
James McCabe Died Suddenly.

'James AlcCahe, aged 6S years, di r.
pudienly Of heart disease In Eden sta
ion, near Hockessin on Tuesday III. m
Ing. Mr.. McCabe was an uncle Of
Francis NJ. Walker and had been in
Eharge of Mr.. Walkers farm while he
Was away On his vacation Funeral
peftices viii; be held on Friday m,rn-
~ 'and interment will be made in Mill
Crcek cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
COMING FROM SOUTH CAROLINA

Miss Nit Durant, OF Sumter South
Carolina will arrive In WlImin ,ton Oh
Tasslay n,xt. TO puriu,a CON n'ro.M
eours,at Goldsy Comm,reis, Coii,XA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29

Scrofula, salt rheum. erysipelas and
other distressing eruptive diseases yield
quickly and perm anently to the cleansing
purifying power Of Burdock Blood BIT.
arc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
Dos't NV ofry,

RYour Income may h. small and there
may be 100 other tAinss In the WAY but II
you man age thinss pe6pstly you can save
II cents day which will b. suf1oient to
., p!.a,n;s, !, tyi ty.ri rooms Sls sh'Dl'y .t.sst Bar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-29
LOW RATE EXCURSIONS TO PAN AMER
iCAN EXPOSITION VA PENN.
SYLVANlA RAILROAD.

Angus 2l.37. September ), II, II N;4
26. Only $1,000 for the round trip froA
Wilmington. Train leaves at Z. 10 a. IN.