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The sun., 1901-08-02
EVIL OF ANTI-ADDICklSM.

Credit The sun with another double
shot score. Both the afternoon Anti-AG-
dicksilr organs were hit by our editorial
on I'll" .ost and the Risk" They admit
the truth Of our description of local po.
liticttl conditions, hut object to our con
clnslon that the evil in the conditions Is
the effect Of Anti Addicksism. That was
10 De cNprctrtl-thc defendant generally
pleads not guilty.
Tie conclusion tu which the Ant-Ad-
dicksitcs object. is that in which we
make il appear that ti-AdhlickSism
having robbed the State Of its Senatorial
representatives, has robbed her Of that
which was AT once the proof and guar
nntee uf DclawArcs equal statehood in
the tuon; that this has occurred at Il
time when lhr necessity for that repre-
SrntatiUn is greater than ever before, and
that the government aid for public i'm,
proyrmrniS. such rs il lihrrnly accord
rd other States. is withheld from Della.
ware because the State has no Senatorial
representative, and no capable rcpresen-
tAtivc ~ Washington; aud that the Anti.
AddicESitc defeat Of the election Of Mr.
AddickS 70 the Emitted States Senate has
brought this condition Of things about
and is responsible for il. or course
these Anti-.\dlickstr organs offer IL
disproors Of the charge that we MAKE.
They simply deny. Dninls, however. It,
not 90 win the people. when proofs to
the contrary are X" easy Of attainment
rs they are III this ease
What is A,llcksism? Clearly il
is I'LL of that political influence that il
opposed to the election of Mr. Allicks
10 the United States Senate without ~
gard to its other designations. rs Repub-
lican ana Democratic opposition. To
our conception of it, it is All Democracy.
There is nothing Republican about IT,.
BE that as il may. it cannot lc denied
lH'l lH' ulI"SlllbH ~ Tue tlHIlOn OF
Mr.. .hd,licks to the Senate, has been in
control Of the Delaware State Assembly
during three Of its sessions. 1T which II
was the privilege and ,,uty Of the mem
b"Is Of til" assembly, to elect United
States Senators. In control of it. the
Anti-AddickSitcs We're the assembly. 50
far rs its doings related to the election
Of United States Senator's; they were
ana are responsible alike, in that regard,
for what was not done; ms much so, as
the united Republican vote was and =,
responsible for what was done. Another
thing which cannot bc truthfully denied
is that the combined Anti-Addicksitc
vote would have been enough at anytime
during those three sessions of the AS
The sun., 1901-08-02
sCHUYLKILL DIVISION.

Fer Phoenixville. Pottstown and Read
Ing. $40, $40 and 1913 a. m. 12.52 (Sat
urday 9nlyl l.so. 10 5.Ss. 7s3 and i15'
1872. 6.02 and $50 p. m. Phocnixvill.
only. 7.26 a IN. and 44s and 552 p. m
40 and 7Ss p. m. weekdays. Sunday
SEQ. 9.2S a. m. and SOC p m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Express. weekdays. 3.2O. 4.O5. 4.4O 6.O0
.I'd9 d9 a., a; m, 200 noon, 1925 dlmited
400. 800 $3.50 500, 7.o2. .S.G and and 10 100 on
p. m: and 1902 night. Sundays, 32O
io5s 40. 500: 5is. S;25. 80. 'lO2i. 1'.2O
tied, AID. $50 $3.50, 6s5. 7O2, 500 and
1000 p. M, and 12 .02 night
For Boston. without change 1000 a. M,
or sea Grt ana asSSryp s P park m daily,
Long Branch, $50 11.03 a. m. and 33i.
and 400 p. m. weekdays.
For Lambertville. Easton and Scranton
bertyille and Easton only, weekdays
and 7G p. m. daily. Buffalo. 9.O6 a. m.
l2m noon weekdays and 7O2 p. m
Leave Market Street Wharf as follows:
For New York. Express, 800, $50 a. IN. :
430 m. week days.
For Long Branch. via Seaside Park, S.sE
For Island Heights. s.s5 a. m. and 400 p
m weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad Street Station via Della ware
River Bridge, express. $40 a. M and
7O5 p. m. Sundays, 9.2e q. m. and 7.05
p. m.
Leave Market Street Wharf expross. m
a, m and 200 100 and Sis D. m. sun
DAYS 200 ana 1000 a. m.
FOR CAPE MAY, SEA ISLE CITY.
OCEAN CITY.
Avalon, Stone .Harbor, Anglesea, Wild
wood and Holly Bea.h-express, 9.0G a.
Z ~; IN ana 4.U p m. weekdays. Sundays
For Some-s' Point Express. 900 a. m.
and zoo, 100 and 5.l5 p. m. week -days,
Sundays, 800 and 1000 n. m. %
the Union Transfer COMPANY S,,II can
Tor and check baggage from hotels and
] B. HUTCHINSON T. r. wonD
rA~er@I Manager Gan p1s- axs,t
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SEJ ESTERN MARYLANDRAILH

Connecting with p, w Y 2
Union Station. Baltimore, Ma =. VI
TAKING EFFECT NQN 20 AZ
All trains leave Hillen station
lows:
4.s0 a. m. Fast Mail, Main Lane
~. R.R.. and the South and eA ~ :,
p. v. II. r., Chambersburg'
burg and Winchester. ,Nn.v
DAILY EXCEPT SUNp11i, MAJ,
7.22 a. m.-York, b. and II DIVE r.nr.
Main Line east of Emory ~"
Carlisle and G. and II. II. II. hi.,r,
% "a. m.-Main Line ShippehsSpVWs II
erick. Emmittsburg and n. anu '"
i0i2 a. m.-Aceommodation foF
Bridge, York, Gettysburg, IN
2.25 p. m.-Accommodation io'
Bridge. !. ,rd
3.32 p. m.-Express for YORK anu
AS D. m.-Express Main LlGs
also Frederick. Emmittsburs ="
pensburg. . ar h
L,3O p. m.-Accommodation for !
irove. ,,r
6,io p. m.-Accommodation ~
Bridge - az h
SUNDAYS ONLY ,..t
9.35 a. m.-Accommodatioh w
Bridge and Hanover. - for
3,35 p. m.-Accommoda'i""
Bridge. - az
ZOO p. m.-Accommodation t0f
Grove. - tor
1866 p. m.-Accommodation loi
Grove. III
Ticket and Baggage Once :"
Baltimore street. ,,,,ton
All trains stop at Union stauTWT;s Ws
sylvanla avenue, Fulton anu ="
stations. cpIcWt
II NJ. HOOD, y. u. hnnass
General Manager. Gen'l fas'
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spied man in evening clothes at one oi
the tables his first impulse tended 70
ward his sense of duty to his employer.
While gentlemen attircd in evening
clothes are not uncommon at this hotei
they generally break bread during the
regular meal hours and as employees OF
the establishment do not appear IN thr
dining room except in the performance
of their duties the waiter proudly stepped
M to Mr.. I,icaby and in n most awe.
inspiring tone said: ''1f You are one OF
the musicians from the cafe you ought
to know better than expect to he served
in the regular dining room
While Mr. Ricaby has not had ms
baggage removed from the hotel as YET.
the waiter has been severely admonlshri
and will confine his efforts to the
sphynx-like attitude traditional among
those OF his clan.
The sun., 1901-08-02
THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

tirctly re,lolrnt Of the flower for which
il Il named. Take quart sizcd hl'l"i'
mold and line it with half OF the hin
turr. putting it in 10y spoonfnls ahd pack
~, Il down solid. Tint the remaining
half of the mixture with leaf green c"l"'
ing on spinach juice and ~ ~ lhe 'eh''''
,',yrr with a piece Of waNca paper, press
an the lid and bury the mold III zee anu
SAT- for four hours. When ready y
serve wine the mold carefully, remove 'i'
lid and paper, wrap about II cN'H
wrnny from hot water and iNert on ~
ice cream platter. Garnish with e".
I'll, of fresh mint leaves and sprlgs q
mgnonctte.
CHAT WITH TIE HOUSEWIFE "
II is n mistake 20 take 50 much pains
with our toilet, our homes, and our bodies
even, and neglect to spend the prnlF't
time III making what we cannot hN'
without-real friends. The man or ""
man who seems Indifferent to the vain"
or friendship Is 10 he piticd indeed.
ORIGIN OF THE SANDWICH.
That the commonplace honelineSS "l
the sandwich should have been of noble
birth will be Il revelation to the tens OF
thousands who indulge daily IN inns p"pii-
lar form of luncheon.
Its name to, is of the aristocratic origin
having been derived from IN ancestor Of
the Earl of Sandwich.
The story told is that the earl i'll qurS-
tiun was Il drvotec Of the card table, and
81 irresistible did the game prov" to him.
that to prevent the necessity Of leaving
tie fable 10 indulge in elaborate court
dinners, he ordered u piece of meat put
between two slices Of bread, and these
lr ate aS he played nnknowlngly orig.
mating method of luncheon for thouS-
ands Of workers who resort 10 this rapid
form of meal.
.tftcr Il time il became known by the
name Of Sandwich" but is years went
on the word WAS 10 longer IL facctiouS ap-
plication Of The royal Ilamc tn bc bread
and meat. hut was adopted into the VI
cahulnry.
COOLING AND NICE.
! must tell yon Of II delicious drink |
had NJ an old farm house last week.
They called il apple ginger. Take Il pan
full of soft summer apples, pare, core
and chop fine, Boil with nearly the same
weight of sugar aud half dozen pieces
Tor more if il is liked strungl OF white
ginger root from the drug store Tvs
lemons. juic" ana rind cut into small
pieces may be added Cook slowly sew.
oral hours until Very thick ana of 4 ,lc.u
red color. II will keep in Il jar for !,
number of months. Try it.
The sun., 1901-08-02
COMMENTS OF THE DAY
Journalism's Loss.
.nm the Snlyrna Times.

From the Smyrna Times.
Delaware LOSES its ncstor in journal
ism in the death of George W. Vernon,
publisher of the Daily Republican OF
Wilmington. lie died on Monday night
after three weeks illness, in the Slsl
year Of his age. He went from West
Chester to Wilmington to publish the
Republican, in 1S45, having thus given
SO years Of his life to the printing bust
ness.
Working his way MP from the print
cr's case Mr.. Vernon was what might hr
termed in the present day selfmadn
man. From printer he grew to publish
rr. and then editor, not only establishing
the Daily Republican,, on which he oc-
cupied the editorial chair for many years,
but also associating his eight sons with
The sun., 1901-08-02

sembly. to have elected the United States
law due, and the election of whom was
obligatory upon the majority of the AS
sembiy as it divided upon that question.
1t follows that il the Anti-Addicksites as
constituting majority of the General
Assembly, had, by reason of that ma
jority, the power to elect United States
Senators and it being the duty of the
Assembly to so elect Senators, it be-
came the duty of the Anti-Addicksites
to so elect. The election of United
States Senators was required of these
Anti-Addicksites in fulillment of their
oaths to support the Constitution of the
State and of the United States. Tho
Plea Of partisan preferences as to party,
or fractional objections to candidates, are
therefore not admissible, rs eXcusing
this failure of the Anti-Adlicksites of
The General Assembly to perform Il duty
which they had sworn to perform. The
first duty Of the Republican branch Of
He Anti-Addicksite majority of the As
sgmbly was to submit to the decision of
the Republican majority. Every law OF
the State and nation, organic or statute.
and Of usage and custom, recognizes
that fact; the duty of the minority repre-
:rntatives Of any party representation, in
any body is first to submit to the major
H.. decisions. Barring such an agree
tent and submission to the party ma
iorty in obedience to the intent and pro-
vision Of the law. there is still the ohli-
cation of duty to elect United States
Senators. The party, or parties having
the power to do that for which the law
provides which the law makes obligatory
and wnch is absolutely necessary for
The public good. for the perfection and
Continued efficiency of the State and
| iitional governments, cannot escape the
responsibility for the evils which follow
= !stl proceed lTpll IIflI luli'ht " wv NHHt
they had power to do, and which they
| 9 lght to have done.
! That is the ease against Anti-Addicks-
III. 1t assumed the duty of elccting
Senators. 1t had the power to elect
| Senators It obligated itself to elect
! ) cnatorS There is no escaping the con
uSiun that il ought to have elected sen
ilors. 1t did not do it. For Anti-.Al-
t..cksism to admit that the evils Of the
resent local political situation is due tn
tle failure to elect United States SenL
;,,rs. Il failure for which it is responsible
| i to confess responsibility for those evils.
! Aside from its confessions, Ant-.Ad
G.,ksiSm stands convicted Of the violation
u, every Inv Of the State and nation, in
IT, attempt 10 Subvcrt the popular will
i Ill thS State II is chargablr with all th"
,ltical sins of the Democratic party.
;ad all the failures of the Republican,
rarty.
The sun., 1901-08-02

DHILA. AND READING RAll
wilmington DiyisInnl


Time table In effect May lS lMl Z
Trains leave Wilmington, III
street Station for Elsmere J.4
Moachanin, Wintcrthur, Guyt
Granogue, Cossart, Chadds Ford
tion, Pocopson. West Chester, EF
Vile. Mortonville, Coatesyille and
m .diate stations, daily except SuFS
725 a. IN. daily 2.15 and i5O p nj
dav only SOC a. m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Elsusa
intermediate stations. daily cXCeE
sunday only at S06 a. m.
For Joanna. Birdsborn. Reading
terme1iate stations, daily. ryref
day, al 7.3h a. M, daily 2,l5 and " 4
Sunday only, SOC a. m.
For further information paSsenrs
referred to the ticket agent at VI
tion.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION Z
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut (
Wharf and South Street Wharf n
lantic City.
weetdsys--E Exprcss. 500. 900 lOIt k
fSstu' days only 1.sO), 200, so, SioiL
500. ~. 7,l5 $40 p NJ. Atcsmm,
R.00 a. m. 5 40. 6 30 n. m SUI dsN-Fi
80. s 90. 8 20. 400. 1000, ll,fO a ~
q. m Accommodation. Foo 3 m, NJ
$40 Excursion daily 100 q N. add
sunday. Z 20 a. m.
cave ATLANTIC CITY DFpoT-Wees
Express. MONDAY only. i 4il 7nl v
Baltic Extension only 55l,S 2OaMl0 \
a M, 2hO. 4 30. r 10 20 $50 MNp
| rommodation, 8 25. Z Of q. m, 40 p n,
days-Fxpress. S45 q. m, 3'N, 1tN 0u
63a. 100, 7.30. 3 90. $50 y IN AccommO
--7.l5a M. 4.32 p. m.
| Parlor cars on all express trains,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR CAPE MbY-Weekdays $40, So y
M. 1.5a x410 $50 ?. m. sund'H-Si
Tor OCEAN CITY Weekday' Stl, llh
2i5 420, $50 p, m. Sundays y w,
| 5.N0p m.
Rnr SEA ISLE CITY-weekdays-s Va ".
| 42O, $40 y. m. Sundays n . mas1
81 90 Excursion 10 Cape May ocean w
Sea Isle City. 7 90 a. m. daily q. ,ra
xeouth St.. 400 p. m. toulh ", "
South st 5 BOP, M South - iF.n
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY tNA
Lety sNEw YORK Uiberty street y
tanturdays fniy loo T.. m. WV h9,
Leaves ATL tNTIC CITY Wetkda!s
2.l5 p. m. sunjay-5,SO p IN
Detailed time tables at tlckeI lrgsv gissvl
w. @. BESLER, EDISON y N.s, Ms,1il
Gen'l Supt. GEM rass : !
The sun., 1901-08-02
FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION. PHILADELPHIA,
$40 q. m. daily, PittsbuIg, hicago. Gin
cinnati, Louisville and St. Louis. CDin-
ing carr
1025 a. m. daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
cago, (No cotches TO Pittsburg) Lin
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati.
Louisville and st. Louis. Dining Car
Y y i. m. daily. Pttsburg aud cleveland
40 ,. m. daily. Pittsburg, Chicago. Nash
Vile via CincinnatD. indianapolis, and
st. Louis. Dining Carr
So p. m. Pltsburg. Columbus, IN
dianapolis Louisville and St Louis
$50 p IN. daily, PIT burg and Chicago
for Toledo, except Saturday
ll.h y, HI. daily. Plttsburg. Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
| 20 y, NJ. daily, Pittsbnrg aud Chicago
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland except Sat.
The sun., 1901-08-02
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE FRIDAY. AUGUSTA 1871
him in the business Of issuing the news

him in the business Of issuing the news
paper.
He was hard worker and for over a
half century he gave his time and his
energy to the business which became a
part of his life.
There was never any uncertainty about
the position of Mr.. Vernon on the paper
in the politics of the State. He believed
in the principles of his party and never
wavered therefrom. He did surprise the
people. however, in his endurance-that
he could keep active in business until
he had passed his fourth score year.
The sun., 1901-08-02
BRIEF BUT BREEZY.

Cool hrcezcS,
Camp meeting.
Good golf days!
Lawson is filling his sails with s$$$$
Nut good Old zephyr is good enough for
The Columbia.
10 be- strictly 'in it, you must use
IGsq now, not Mr..
Miss Kutydil is ahead Of time they
say This means an early frost,
The little ones are going to school this
fall.
Where?
To the Roberts kindergarten, 9th and
Van Buren, streets.
A woman with buried sorrows is lik"
II child-s she loves to ,lig them to see If
they are really truly dead.
The sun., 1901-08-02
The Suu's Eaiiy Bill of Fare.
Friday, August 2nd.
LUNCHEON.

Friday, August 2nd.
LUNCHEON.
Sliced tongue, Cucumber sauce. Brown
bread and butter. Cottage cheese. Red
raspberrics. Cream cake. Cocoa.
DINNER.
Cauliflowrr soup. Steamed salmon, egg
sauce Boiled potatoes. Summer squash.
Sliced cucumbcrs. Mignonettc parfait,
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Rice flakes with cream and sugar.
Dreaded tomatoes. Creamcd new potatoes
Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Cucumber SauceA delicious sauce for
cold tongue Is prepared by grating one or
more peeled cucumucrS pressing ont as
much oi the juice MS possible and adding
one-half a cupful Of the dry pulp to one
cupful of thick mayonnaise.
Cottage Cheese Select large, perfect
nasturti,Im leaves and blossoms, lay Oh
ice until crisp. arrange leaves in a fancy
Hat dish, put blossoms on leaves, roll out
in your hands little patties of cheese
two inches long and put in the center Of
each blossom.
Steamed Salmon-procure fresh fish il
possible. If not order fiat can of sal
mon, usually called salmon steak. Cut
round the side of the can just below the
top. so that the contents when turned
ont will preserve their shape. Place n
steamer over boiling water for twenty
minutes: then, holding the hot can in a
thick cloth, cover the top and drain off
the liquor Now carefully invcrt on II
hot platter and slowly lift off the can.
Completely mask the fish with Il portion
Of creamy yellow egg sauce, sprinkle
with little finely chopped parsley or en-
circle with border of olives and toasted
croutonS. This is delicious and quickly
and easily prepared on n warm day.
NIigBonrttc Parfalt Steep packed
| cupful Of mint leaves III one cupful Of
cold water for two hours. Bring to II
| boil and strain. Add to the strained
, water one cupful of granulnted sugar;
stir until dissolved, then cook without
| stirring until little dropped into coll
water will form q soft ball. Have ready
! the whites of three eggs beaten to Il
foam. hut not stiff: pour over the hot
| sirp, beating all the time, and beat
until cold Add teaspoonfu of rose
F., water, two tcaSpoonfuls of orange water
and pint Of cream which has brrn
4 whipped 10 solid froth. This blending
of flavors forms most delightful com.
hination. and. oddly. too, the ice is dis.
The sun., 1901-08-02

Is the dn Pont- nt-Anti-Addicksite organs
] ference to what Colonel Townsend had
"a say in denial of the stories about the
l..osuuitoes ut Slaughter Beach, an eX-
a'apl" Of the truth-trllng the editor
.rrrS he will Keep up IN his editorial
,u.ipn? 1t is evident that If any re-
porter said what the du pont- Anita
9tksite organ attributes to il reporter
i"r that sheet, the reporter lied. Editor
ial what was thus alleged was repeated
nnd given editorial sanction 7 his cdi-
t1rlal note occurred in some paper in
u hich the editor assured Mr.. Barnes that
10 temptation could induce him to print
aaNhing but his own Judgment of the
truth. after careful investigation to find
clt what the truth II. some people hay,
tGr,r ideas of the truth those whc
credit stories about mOsullituns punctur
Ing crab and oyster shells. 70 say 81
f#,y lr funny, hut its Il l.e nevertheless
and consequently ont Of Place, whrr.
t,uth only is pledged.
The sun., 1901-08-02
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway,-Express GAG p. m
daily. sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis. and New Orleans; 736 p M,
daily sleepers to New Orleans. Macon.
Memphis. Nashville. via Ashevillc and
Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line. Express 1918 p. m;
daily. teepers TO Charleston Macon, and
Port Tampa: Los a. m. daily, sleepers 10
Richmond and jacksonville.
Chesapeake & ohio Railway s.11 p. M.
daily, dining car and sleepers to Cincin-
natl.
Seaboard Air Line Railway Express
i35 a m, daily, slecpcrs 10 New orleans
and Jacksonville. "Florida and Mctropo-
Titan Limited" 400 y. M. daily. seepers
TO Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-08-02
49, RAlLROAD,I

Schedule in effect May 10, 1em
All trains Illuminated with n
(xJ Co Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
NEW YORK, week days .5m
I.imitedals, b 's;M M .T.is, 'l0.5s 2. m. ois su||
.9e Rayo, isaS imitsd5' itSS' !44s E. M Il, 3 sSs
PHILADELPHIA. week d daWs M;
T2.i9, s2.35, 2.45, 1853, ISIS 1RoyaiIV iVpI ?, !,
S. .25, -6.27, 6.35, s7.42, s1O52 70. m a., IT,
500. 40. $50. 1888. 1858, .il.S5 a pp m
245. .s;59, .5.1s (Royal Limited: e%; @
,ss GsfstsEl .IS5 ysss iSss days "a Sas ss
'iiS5. a m: 2.45. 1859. 6.35. VIA S% SIg
p. m.
Atlantic City. week days, xG.N va
xl2.19. x2 rs. x3s59. x518 and XII NJ i N
days, 7.20 and $50 o. m .5.ISp. m :"
Cape May, week days, x6 aud a..
( vI2.l9, x2 ~ and x3.59 p. m. SUNDAY
M, x9 81 p. m.
Sea Isle CITY. week days, x0 TO- a m
xa.35 and x3.59 p. IN. sumo ays. 231p n
Baltimore and Washington, waoL
,41S, 6.55. 1904. '11.01 a. nj .I9p
% 40. 'i.57. s62O tRoyal i.imltsj,
s1016 p. m. Sundays. s4.1S .em
M; sl256. .2.09. '4.57, sG.20 (RovaI IA
6.55. sS.04. s10.16 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, gE
ls19 p. m. daily except Sunday, AK
lass y. m. Sunday only. ~
Newark, week days, AIS az
.ii0i a. m; 'i25s. 3ia. .i.57 si5 SS
p. m. Sundays. .4iS. .SOi, aG 4
'1256. .457. 6.55 S.42. '1O,16 p. M
| Pittsburg, week days, tS0i m
r0.16 p. m. Sundays. 1901 a. m
chicago daily, 500 a. M IN \
lti256 and '1016 p. m. daily.
IS n. m: 3.19. 6.10 p. m. SUNDAYS
m; 6.55. $40 n. m. go
| Landenberg accommodation west
$50 y. m. SUNDAYS. 65h p. nj
lLEAVE MARKET STREET sTii
for baltimore. week days. oiT
T.andenberg. week days. $40 N
20 n. m. Sundays $40 n m; GEM
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA fo-
mington, week days. '335 m t-%i
II 90 n. m: '12. 90. -i.37. 215. .3N7. a4I
.5 20. .5.4S Royal Iimitcdl. 55l all
20. 10. t11.35 p m Sundays. y H25 M
land HOO n. m: t1220. 'lG7 1rl
.taS tRoval Limited. SIS, '730. 7fI
10 70 n. m.
Dclmarvia Telephone No ~
Rates to western points lower n;
any other linz.
" A. MILLER. Passenger Agent
D. r. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass 4
The sun., 1901-08-02
A Fad Break.

Philosopher in petticnats.
Her face no wrinkles carried
10 craven lines Of discomfort
On her fair features tarricd
5 he bought some exposition plates,
Aud here my story ceases:
She broke one and her troubled fnce
Now carries al the pieces.