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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
BR0WNs0N DoBBED.
Had Ten Men to Play at West
Chester.

Brownson went to West Chester yes
ltcrday to play the Brandywine team Of
that place and as result there came
near being a riot. When the ninth inn
ing was started each side had made nine
runs. The umpire had favored the
jBrandywine team all through the game,
In this inning Connor, who played fo"
Rlandywin". knocked foul ball. 1t
was caught by Doran and Conner threw
down his bat and walked to the bench.
The umpire afterwards changed his de-
cision saying that the player had been
struck by the ball. This was such a
gross injustice that Manager McSwincy
called his men from the field AS they
were leaving some of the spectators tried
to ger tie two clubs fighting. The cool
ness on the part of the Brownson players
prevented serious trouble.
Two new players were on the diamond
for Brownson. Castro. who played second
base and Hartman, who pitched. Both
played good game. The score follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
TO MAKE
SHORTER TIME.

1t is stated upon the best of au.
thority that the Pennsylvania Rail.
road is about to do away with one of
the most dangerous curves that en-
lists between the cities Of Philadel-
phia and Wilmington.
The curve referred to is at Eddy
stone and owing to the many trees at
this particular point it is very diff
cult for the engineer OF trains, espec.
tally those running on express time.
to see the signal at the tower located
at Ridley creek.
To obyiate this difficulty it Is said
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany has decided to straighten the
road at this particular point by max.
ing straight line, commencing at
the Gruson Iron Works, passing
through portion of the William
Simpson & Company's property and
making connections with the main
line at Ridley Creek bridge.
This will not only save time in the
running of trains, but will be the
means of obliterating place that
has been the cause Of many accidents
in which several lives have been lost
at this particular curve.
The company's surveyors have for
the last three days been busy survey
ing the proposed route and at the
same time making allowance for the
proposed four tracks that this Com
pany will lay in the City Of Chester.
AS the proposed elevated road
through Chester is almost a foregone
conclusion, the change about to be
made will add greatly to the facili.
ties Of the road, and make travel
safer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03

McEEESPORT CARPENTERS WIN.
AIcKersport. Aug. 2.-rhe contracting
carpenters NJ this city today arceicd to
the demands of the local Order Of Car
penters and .Ioincrs Of America for an
eight hour day for outside work and
nine hours for inside work. and an in
crease TO $3.50 per day. or about IL
per cent. About 500 men are affected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
ASSISTANTS NOT APPOINTED.
Two Democrats and Que Republican
to be Selected,

According to information obtailslblc
yesterday the matter of appointing as
sistants for the city assessors has not
been settled and it is intmated that an
ordinance bearing on the subject may
he introduced at the next meeting If
Council, authorizing complete new as
sessmcnt and providing for three assist
ants.
Two Democrats and one Republican
will be selected for the positions. Hubert
Cassidy and Owen j. Hcssion are said
to be slated for the Democratic selcc-
tions, and it is said that an agreement
has been reached Whereby Councilman
Stewart Is to name the other man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03

Aldiou A. G. W. Y. n. brotherhood,
) This afternoon at Brandy wine Springs
Park The Albion A. e., baseball team
will pay the strong Young Mems
Brotherhood team of Philadelphia. 1t
10 one Of the hest amateur teams In that
city. Following is the batting order Of
both teams.
Albion. Brotherhood.
Cats, II. Formosa. II.
Hesrn, 3b. Tees, 1b.
Elliott, c. Hughes, 2h.
Dawson, lb. W. Davis, ri.
Turner, I2b. Souders, c.
Oecheler, CT. Kulp. 3b.
sterlith, 90. Evans, p.
Moore, ri, Zsntmyer, IS.
Hahn p. A. Davis, CT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
&Oalo
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May 1s, 1901.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
q Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington Delaware ave-
'1s WV sssSS S%Rfysss esys y% q:s: -. . nss,
'ss, IS, xs xa ~ H. ~ g ass. s:sas's U.s. sssi
RHIhxpSStHiA! III * i X *ssf ,ss, aay, r., 80 "a
i2is. is, ~ .s5s .sis lRoyal ah..sdl.
so. ~. So % g, 1865, i.ss a. n; III
=. SSs '6ls [Royal Limited; eS. TH.
.sss. letl, iois a. m: aS ~ IA. IA
:s isa HS III 2 :: % M sasa:s:, sss. :s;,. "a: "a. 1T
Atlantic City. week days, $3.50 and 'sa
a. m, 'l2lS '2a5. '36s '5.ls and 'S.N ,.
m. Sundays. 10 and 's.ss = m, %ls
Cape May. week days, $50 and $50 =
m. 'l2ls, '2s5 spd '35s p. IN. Sundays
TO a. m. and ':a p. m.
Sea Isle City. week days, $50 a. m.
'121s, '.,S and '3.5s p. m. Sundays, ..u
ssitimore and Washington, week asys.
~H 80 tRoyal L!nHsa)a 1.N. NSN I,
os e. sSna.:sss w. :.sss ~ lRoys ~ kla,..aj, III d ii s4 III
,t1mor: And Wy, x:y sss,,sn:; sasn: * r.!
G65 b. m, Sunday only. -!
Newark week days, Hla. ~, 1H
slioi a m; T25s, SIS, ltI sis, siol
z i. sSnssyy'; - :.s 4. 's% 'S . M; ''sse
PistsburE. week days, 's4 .. n: NST
soi6 p. m. Sundays, 'S.N g. m; Mt. H0la
Chicago daily, ssA 4. m; HT p. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, AU q. m.S
s12SS and si0is y. m, daily.
eingerly accomm odatlon. week days. 81
= m: lib, Sio p. m. Sundays. ss a n;
Land denSerg accommodation. week days.
$50 p m. SUNDAYS. s8 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION FOR
Baltimore. week days, aG ?. m.
Landenberg, week days. 80 q m; SSs
80 p. m Sundays. 80 =. p.; 80 p. m:
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WI.
ii 90 a. m :s12 N. Il n his. .9.oY. H.te.AN. =.
s54s (Royal Lmited. S. GS. TS, ~
s1lB p m. Sundays y. TN. ~ An4
II 90 q, m: '12?0. rs. y. H1. ~
(Royal Lsnited), SIS. '7.S. 74e. 80. 1910
Deimarv Telephone No. lsS.
Rates to WeStern points lower than Wa
H. <: MILLER. Passenger Agent, Will
~ ). MARTIN. Man. Of Pass TrsRts'
p.B MARTIN
Manager u Passenger TrAurs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Will Report for DUTY.

Joseph Cory, con OF baggagemaster
CORY Of the p, W. 4 B. railroad, will
report for duty at League Island Navy
Yard on next Thursday. He has been
homo on furlongh. He expects to board
the Illinois for service until ordered to
some other vessel oil Uncle Sans navy.
He will! attempt to secure gunner's
berth In the navy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
DOCTORS HORSE RAN AWAY.
The Animal Badly Injured by Piece
of a Broken Shaft.

While DR.. John C. Fahey was attend
ing patient at Sixth and Broome
streets yesterday afternoon the horse
attached to his carriage was frightened
by an electric car and ran away. The
animal dashed down Broome street,
turned in Third and continued its run
away pace to Jefferson street, where il
was stopped by. a colorcd man named
C9hy. The horse was badly injured. a
piece Of broken shaft being forced
into its body behind one Of the fore
legs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Those Who Conducted the Exercises
Yesterday.--Today's Meetings.

All the services at Brandywine Sum
NIT campmccting yesterday were we'll
attended. The prayer meeting in the
morning was conducted by Presiding
Elder Robert Watt. The morning ser
mon was preached by the Rev. W. f.
Dawson. His text was ::Revelations
22:9, his subject was "Worship God"
The holiness meeting in the afternoon
was conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Iomp.
kins. Last evening the preacher was the
Rev l.. 7. karholscn of KingSwo"d NJ.
Il. Church. Today the preachers will be
the Rrvs. q. w. Burke in the morning,
and John W. Miles in the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
GIFT OF CANNON AND CHAINS
Howard b. Ross Has a Talk With
Secretary Long,

President Howard DeHavcn Ross Of
the Delaware Sons Of the American
Revolution, was in Washington yester
day and while there conferred with Hon.
John ID. Long, secretary Of the navy.
As a result of the conference the Navy
Department has donated to the society
four thirty FOUNDER Parrot guns from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard and four 20
foot chains from the Boston Navy Yard
for the decoration of the memorial ut
Cooch's Bridge.
The commandants were each instructed
to ship them Immediately by the Penn
sylvania railroad which has donated to
the society one half of the freight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Died Aged 11S,

Dover, Del. Aug 2.-'rhomas Elacy,
colurcd. who died near White Haven.
was without doubt the oldest person on
the peninsula. He was past lis years
of nge. 1t is said that his age was
well authenticated. for the old man was
quite character in the community in
which he lived. Up to few days ago
h" was perfectly able to go around, and
could see well enough to distinguish his
friends from strangers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
ALL MEN OFT AT ELWOOD.

Elwood, Ind, Aug. 2.-All Of the men
employed in the mills Of the American
Tin Pplatc Company in this city are
now out, til, supply of rough plates hav-
ing been exhausted. No attempt has
been made to bring in plates from other
places.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
MischievOus BOYS.

Several small boys attempted to set
fire to IL large pile of lumber on Shipley
street near Seventh yesterday afternoon
and wstld have had a blaze of good
proportions had not Harry A. Miller dis
covered them in their mischieyous work.
They had the fire started under the
lumber pile when Mr.. Miller saw them.
He shouted to them to put out the blaze
which they did and ran away.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
After Lawyer Agents,

Secretary Of State Layton has issucd
notices that attorneys acting as agents
for foreign corporations in securing char
tors will be required to pay $50 annually
for each corporation they represent. Ii
is probable that some attorneys will re-.
fuse to pay the fee and Secretary Lay.
ton threatens to have their names pre-,
sentcd to the grand jury for action if
they continue their refusal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
WORKMAN BADLY HURT.
Herman Wagner Fell While at Work
on a Steamship.

Herman Wagner, lahoror at the
works Of the Harlan 4 Holliugswortll
Company, while working-on Il steamship
last evening fell distance of nine feet.
sustaining injuries to his head. He was
taken to the Delaware Hospital in the
Phoenix Ambulance III an unconscious
condition.
A an early hour this morning he was
still unconscious. 1t is feared that his
skull is fractured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Don't Accept q Substitute I

When you ask for Castarets be
sure you get, the genuine CascNets
Candy Cathartic! Don't accept
fraudulent substitutes, limitations or
counterfeits! Genuine tablets stamp
ed C. G.. C. Never sold in bulk.
All druggists, 1oc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
On Torpedo Boat.

Newport r. l.. August Glad In over
ais and with face and hands smearedwith
oil and CRIME, Cornelius Vandsrbuilt put
in four hours today In thA engine and boil
or roomsof the torpedo boatStringha He
was neatly Attired when he drove to the
New York Yacht Club landing and took
II launch to the torpedo station, but he
carried q grip with his overalls, but once
aboard was soon In costume similar to
that of the engine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Work ON FerrybOOts.

The ferryhoat Cape May which is he
ing constructed at the yards Of the
Harlan n Hollingsworth Company, was
yesterday placed under the shear poles.
The steamer Denver. which is rapidly
nearing completion which has been under
the shear poles, was moved further up
nc creek The repairs to the fcrryboat
Lakewood are almost completed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Family Reunion,

The fourth annual Bertolette family
reunion will be held in Saratoga Pars,
Pottstown, Pa, on August 81. Members
Of the Bertolette family have formed an
association known as the Bertolette
Family Association, Of which levi A.
Bertoletts, Of this city, has teen made
president. The object Of the association
and the purpose Of the reunion this year
is to care for the cemetery OF ancestors
OF the family who came here in 1925.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
In Search of Health,

Benjamin T. Sheppard and daughter
left last night for Waynesvillc, \. G.
They will remain six months. Mr.. Shep-
pard has not been in good health since
the adjournment Of the legislature in
1929 and goes with the hope Of bringing
about its restoration. Mr.. Sheppard
was clerk Of the House of Represents.
tives.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
TIL; SITUATION.

The strike situation is about the
same AS il was one week ago, so
far rs the working conditions of
the mills are concerned. No at
tempt has been made to start any
of the closed mills outside of the
Wellsvillr plant Of the American
Sheet Steel Company. and the effort
in this instance has been a failure.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Union Veteran Legion's Reunion.

EncamPmcnt No. "a, Union Veteran
Legion will hold a reunion at Augustine
Park on August Is. An excursion will
be run on the steamboat Twilight. The
committee in charge comprises W. v.
Tuxberry, l.. Il. Grub and General J.
|P. Donahoc. 1t is expected that large
crowd will accompany the veterans.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
.leu Struck by Train,

Port Deposit. Md. August 2 Albert
Barrett and Abner Irwin. laborers at the
Jacob Town In nstitute, last night sat on
tho railroad track 10 rest and foil asleep.
Before afm. d freight train from Perry
willie cnm6 along and struck both men.
Barrott was badly injured about the shoul
der but managed TO reach his h ONE.
Search was made for lrviu, but he was
moi found till II. M, several hundred
yards from where the accident occurred.
His skull WAS fractured and his left ear
was nearly torn off He was taken to 0
hospital in Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Peace Bond Required.

Before Magistrate Bradley last night
Helen Smith and Annie Butler were
charged with trespsss and we're dis.
missed. Mary Frazer was charged with
abuse and Willie Frazer with assault,
and were each required 70 give a peace
bond. Elizabeth, Sem was charged with
abuse ard eIander and was required to
pay the costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Pension Quickly Sec Ured.

Col. Wainwright otiios No. 3 w. eth It
Wilmington, l'el. secures wid0ws pan sion
in from ~ to 90 days. Soldiers, Sailors and
widows Write to him or call Ut his ttics
for Information about their title to pen.
slons and other claims against the Gov
srnlnenL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Preparing for School Year,

Superintendent Twitmyer Of the public
schools finds 50 much work to do in pre-
pairing for the next school year that he
may not have time to take a vacation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate. transfers
were recorded yesterday by City Register
Ten Weeges:
II. Il. Bourbon to Dora n. Lcshem, by
sheriff, dwelling NO. 100 West Second
street, for $3.50.
Sarah Murphy to the r., w. a b.
Railroad Company, proprNy at Front
and Thorn streets, for $4,000.
William j.. Harvey to- John Craig. lot
Mt Sixteenth and Lincoln streets, lor
$1,450.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Died OfLOckiaw,

Gactano Manfrcde. l5 years old, died
Of lockJaw at the Delaware Hospital yes
tsrday, The boy stepped on nail scv.
cra days ago. The funeral will take
place today from the residence of his
parents, No. 622 Scott street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
TIN MILLS CLOSED BY STRIKE.
Affected Plants at New Castle Among
Largest in the World.

Sharon, Ia, Aug. 2.-TrNctlcal1y
every department of the Greer and She
mango tin mills Of the American lin
plate Company. at New Castle, have
been closed down on account of the
strike Of the iron, steel and tin workers.
The lack Of material from the hot mills
has affected the cold rolling department.
and Superintendent Pyle found it ncces-
sary to order suspension of opera
tons.
The Greer and Shcnango plants are
among the largest in the world. BY the
complete shut down of the works about
$500 hands are deprived of employment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Mud Comes High.

A survey has been made Of the marsh
in tue rear OF the Pullman works, which
the company proposes to fill In for build
ing purposes. About 20. 900 yards OF mud
will be necessary snd the cost will be
81 600.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
May MakeNeW Survey.

There is q possibility that the resent
survey made by the government Of the
Ch.istiana river may prove useless and
that q 3ew survey may have to be made
Of the stream owing to guages marking
previous surveys having been washed
away.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Italian Picnic,

The eleventh annual picnic Of the
Italian Mutual Benefit Society will be
held on Thursday, August Is at Bavarian
ParF. Fifth and Dupont streets. An
enjoyable time is expected
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
To Erect New Home,

William W. Lobdell yesterday morn
ing bought lot facing on Broome street
south OF Pennsylvania avenue, l2O feet
front by $50 feet deep, upon which he
will erect q residence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Score by Innings.

br0WnSon ............O 0 y X-3
Brandywine .........1 0 4 3 0 0 0 X-a
Summary Earned runs, Brownson, q
two base hits, Young. Jordan 2. Schultz
Barker. German. Coifcy: sacrifice hits
McMahon. Castro, Hartman, Young.
Sharp. Brown: stolen bases, Barton 2,
Ritter, Doran. Mcmahon: bases on
balls off Ilartman,3 off Jordan. .: struck
out by Hartman. 4: Jordan. 4; double
plays. Tierney TO Schultz: hit by pitched
ball. Mcmahon 2, Young; time. las; UNI
pirc. Brown.
Brownson will play the Clinton 4. \.
team this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Made Fast Time,

Hannah ID, George II. Huber's trOtt-
ing mare, made mile in 2.l2 on the
Wilmington Horse Snow Association
track Thursday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
THE i.i.h MARKET.

Powell has on his stall ut tho Third
Street mat ket, due assortment OF fresh
tish. which y kept In u case covered with
flSss, Sbntltag out tie dust, and packed
In ic4 and fnssb aud pure. Gall sad sss
for Yous1elvss. There Is no better food
ihSsh6b Rsnther than good fresh fsb.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Child Knocked Down.

John Clark, years old, OF No. 700
West Fourth street, was run into and
knocked down by a bicvcIs rider at
Fourth and Madison streets last even.
ing. The little feIlowescaped injury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Testimony In Divorce Case,

Testimony was heard yesterdaNin the
divorce case OF Gertrude Rock vs. +. T..
Rock. Walter j. Willis was the commits
sioner and +. C. Brockson represented
the plaintiff.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
STEEL TRUST ULTIMATUAr.

STEEL TIKI 81 IL1lMAIlN.
"Thc powers of the steel combine
insist in this communication that
the ouly basis of settlement will be
ON the terms which the financial
hackcr of the comhinN President
&. NJ. Schwah. and Chairman Elbert
ii. Gary laid down at the meeting
with the Amalagamated Executive
in New York last Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
WHAT TILE STRIKERS wANY.

"Thr EArcntlVe EONrd drSllrS an
other conference with the represent
tnlivps of the constituent companies
and will remain in Pi,tshurg until
an answer is received. Upon the
result of that answer will depend
whether the strike will be prolonged
indefinitely
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
Had His Foot Mashed,

+. Polecia employed vt Bellevue had
his foot mashed yesterday and was
brought to the Homeopathic Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03

Go to Miiler's, No. stall In Second
streos Market house for u good roast or
steak,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03

AyOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
on or before the SJth day ot August. isul,
there will he 70 per cent I'D led theretn in nc
cordaneo with section q chapter w. devised
Code. Laws Of Delaware. WINFIELD r.
Qul0I.EY, Clerk Ut the Peace, New Castle
county. Wilmington ,Del. J NY 3lst, l00i,
Rllm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
p ENNsYlvANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in sfsect Jure Il, l9el.

Trains leave Wilmington % fsaIews:
~ ~ ~ ~, 7sv $50, 81. SS; s., l!W
sa, az, ass, hO7, sol. SO. I0i' Nv. ~
1csomnodation. 80 Lla ~ neo d
ana HG al. 40O. ~. seS, and lo.H p. q
s5o. Alo. 80. SIS. i0n, liz. E.S2. HI q
m. lT. sv9. s.4S. 49,, sg7, 7N, and 40s o.
"a, ,As'sT"sss.'sa s sss' e. Il, IL: a. IA % i1:s : a. =.
For New York Through expresS). lH1
s.Oz. sG lDiaing Carr, SaS. 1864 u.E q
r, uinia. a.' csr}' DisnIns sii Co., csT :sA p,aiss a
Broad Street station, Philadelphia, 40.
q; 1ijs; S;s "a is sa; IL AS s.'7. soa' -
Atlantic cry special. as p. m. wsss.
days. Solid Vssubws Train. PuIlman
Buffet Parlor Cars. combined Car, aa1
Cgsshts aa so.tao through s1,so. to At!sntae city
Tor Newark Center and int.ru.aas,s
StstionH 7.ss .; m;, and s.s6 2. M; ~,
Sa!0mors u 81 ana ?, ., WssainGtSn' ~ =. - Il
-, a6l, 400. .4as. SIS. "S0A S4S. 7a2 In
Az 2. M. and l.6 night :,
y Baltimore and intermediate stAAi1oQ
seo. A1. 81 ,. M. LIS night 4
Leave PhiladeIphis, Broad Stirred. -
lu:la !o.h. li:as. l.a .. m. ~. y ~, -
fu. ~. I2. ~ 4M. ~ Lo1. ~. -
~ ~ ( aS' g ,s1S. ~; ss' 49, ils ns p -
Recommendation. AS, 1so, az loH q ~
~ IN. ~. 40. s27, $50, Wss and IN
SUNDAY TRAINS.
AD. 06, 9B, 1859, il.46 Z n, i3tS, LS7. .1a1
uN ts0GS"Sas.'Ga aSs. sss sa H. H. :ns ~ ~ = !,
u; yer 81 oSs:tss ,s.Dss:.,: III. * q
Aocennod.a iio, i,is. s1 .. n. uN
Ass - & ~ % ~ tssodos and ,oS iD2n,..., ?; =: =.
3D. s Si * ISL tp'n.ns t.ntsHeii csS iess' sss'ls
s. H. RIA !.,,Js Ss;:s:sS|:s f.
L. ~ ~ 49, s* Il: =: III. ns FL. / and nd IS ~ >. = s
For Boston. Without change. va j. q
20 hssimgrs 3 sna wsshinst2sn; ~ ss,. -
Bsltimor. - ana nd in.srmsdists % " ssasoss
+ I.ey. ?; =" ph.i.s.'pss, hs hsH Broad street. ~
= w'in'1ttsS1p n IT, Is: ii:;.P;s'1 H Il. "a a. ~ r. "a e
',a 4ssss%es:ties e.; M S'ss E. - - III H. Aa
FOR THE SOUTH.
Southern Railway.-Express go p. -
Memphis and New Orleans; 13S p. mLs
daily, sleepers to NEW Orleans. MaDeAs
Memphis. Nashville. Na Ashevills and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express i2.1S p. ~
daily, sleepsrs to Charleston. Macon ah4
Port Tempal l.06 .. m. daily, ssepsrs 70
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. An .. ~
daily dining car, and sleepers 70 Ctas
cinnati.
SeapoaId Air Line Railway,-E1IPess
lS6 m, daily. sleepefS to New orleans
and Jacksonville. FLORIDA and Metropeai~
tan Limited" 400 p. m. daily, sleepers 4
Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
FOR BUFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction. $50 q N. 81
S.a o. m, daily.
VITA Uanandaigua, $40 a. m. week -dAyA
$50 p. m. except Saturday. ard LILO =
n. daily.
FOR BUFFALO.

~ Congressional Limited Express. Al
Eestibule Parlor Cars and Dlnipg Car. N5
extra fare other than the usual Pullma1
charge.
('s) Limited Express vestibule Psrls1
Cars. Vestibule Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company vii
call for and check baggage from hstsh
and residences.
For further Information, pssNenGssa
Are referred to tho ticket agent al tn
station.
q. B. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager, General Pass. Agena
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-03
DEN\ El, HOD-CARRlE ERS'

STRIKE ENDS.
Denver, Ctn.. Aug.2.-Thc strike Of the
union hod-carricrs of Denver, which be-
gan June /, has been declared off. Eight
hund cd men were out, and the strike
has seriously intcrferrcd with building.