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The SUMS EaiIy Bill of Fare.
Wednesday, August 14th.

LUNCHEON.
Cold Consomme of grape juice. Hot
salmon loaf, with sauce. Iced coffee. Let
tucc.
DINNER.
Cieam tomatoe soup. Lamb chops.
Peas. Mashed potatoes. Fruit ice. Cream
Cake.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Half gem melons filled with cracked
ice. Ralston, cold, in individual mol,ls,
served with cream and powdered sugar.
Coffee. Blneberry cake.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Blucberly Cakc.-l'eat one ngs, half
cupful of sugar one cupful of milk, II
pinch of salt, one pint of -four and two
hcaping teaspoonsful of baking powder.
Beat well. then lightly stir IN one cupful
Of blucberries. Ppur the mix ure into
a lnttered pan, cover the top with cup
ful of berries and bake.
Geld CnllSomine of Grape Iuice.-Hcat
grape juice, thicken with little corn
starch tiissOlveD, may he served hot o,.
very cold. - ut
Gold COnsomme of Rhubarb.- Stow
and strain rhubarb; thicken with lit
tie cornstarch (dissOlvedl. Sweptrn q,
little. Serve with either coiS0nme the
following: Cut bread in small squares,
/ brown in hot skillet in butter and sugar.
IL to he served with the cold ccnsoiID,c
allow bread to grow cold
Chops, Peas and potatocs.-.Form
mashed potatoes in n mound in center uf
large platter. Hollow out centre and
fill with peas. Arrange chops about
mound. with .he hone or each chop
standing upright.
Fruit lce.-Boil three cups of sugar
and three cups of water for three minutes.
, Let it grow cold Then add to this
syrup the juice of three oranges. three
lemons. three bananas. three apricots for
0ne-half can Of apricots and some of tle
juice. Rub all through Il collan,ler, then
freeze. Instead OF the bananas another
, oring" AMI three more apricnts may bc
substituted. Serves fifteen persons. For
five persons take one third the recipe.
Maple Icc.-Two half.pint cups maple
sirnp. one half-pnt cup rich cream, one
half-pint cup water. Frceyc. Serves six
persons.
Cream Cake.-Thc yollS If four eggs.
, beaten five minutes. with one even c,Ip
, of powdered sugar. Then add the whites
0,caten thoroughly. one even cup of -four
and one teaspoonfnl Of baking powder.
lastly add one tablespoon of cold water.
Bake in three layers.
Filling.-Two cnps Of milk. into which
has hcen beaten the yolks of two eggs.
two tablespoons of corustarch. one half
cup of sugar (scantl siftcd. Flavor with
| one teaspoonful of vanilla. Cover ton
with white icing. Serve cold the day il
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sCHUYLKILL DIVISION.

Fer Phoenixville. Pottstown and Read
ing. 5.45. 9lO and 1918 a.. m. 1889 (s3at
nrday Ia sLd only, lso. 20. 5.ss. 7as and ii Il
l2$z, so2 and $40 p. m. ph0enixviii,
only. only: 526 a. m. and 4.4s and 652 p NJ
For Pottsyiile. 6.45, $40. 1913 a M. %
ss.lloS and 7.ss p. m, weekdays. Sunday
~! a.2S a. m. and 6.02 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
GSxp1pess.. 1s "a weekdays. 81 so. 4O5. 40, 500
!1d9 Il ana a; n. q \, 200 noon 1925 gimited
400, 800 .55e SO 7oa .S% Se' snI sog' p s5S 4,
p. m. and 1902 night. SUNDAYS. a2G
fos; 40, 90: 5,,s. sss 80: 'loa, l!5o
tied AID. $40. .5.56, s.s5. T0s. .Sos 'mi anna
lOUn D. M. and 12.02 night
For Boston. without change 1e.5O a M
For FesKaag5 sea S;iri ana sS0rp s;@ p. p m daily.
Long Branch. $50. 11.O3 a. m. and si
and 40O p. m. weekdays ''
fSF so Laaamsbertvi'ie, as Easton and Scranton.
bertyille and Easton only, Week. .davs
and an 1@ p. M. daily Buffalo. s.6s a. m :
aaM, dEW noon weekdays and ZOE D. m
Leave Market Street Wharf as follows.
For New York. Express 800. 95o n IN .
=, 4.So m. week days.
ror Long Branch. via Seaside Park, 8.sf
m weekdays NV
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad Street Station via Della ware
RIVER Bridge. express, $40 a. m. and
n1 p m Sundays o2e a. m and 7.@
Leave Market Street Wharf. exnres. M
a. m. and 200, 100 and Sis d. m SIN
davs 800 ana 1000 a. m. - Nuh-
foH CAPE MAY, SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY.
avalon. stone Harbor, .Anglesea. wiId
woou ana Holly Beach-express' 500 q
ai IN ana 4'W p m weekdays. SUNDAYS
For Some-s' Point Express s0
sundays, 800 and 1900 a. IN. aSa'
to me Union TraRsfer Company will cal,
residences ' ho'e's ahn
=; HUTCHINSON. J.R. WOOD.
rs' bsnsrsv G.n ps.s Avant
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FOR SAFETY co SLOW.

The eyer increasing volume of street
car traffic makes an imperative d, mand
for the adoption Of the very best Sys-
TENS Of management that can hr evolved
This Is 50 generally recognized rpat,vs
70 city ear traffic that comparatively few
accid' nts occur. The crowded conditions
of the streets compel the observance of
a rate of speed that mininizcs the dan
ger. These restrictions however 10 nh
attain where travel Is less dense. o.,
long open stretches of track the trinnta.
tion 10 indulge ia high speed seems IT,
be almost irrrstiahlp. 1t is here tl
great dangers in trolley car travel occur,
oii the lines running to parks ana sum
mrr resorts WHEN the cars fill M at the
beginning OF the trip and remain full
until the destination is reached. here the
dcrliling Of full car. or Il collision
between ,ul ears. would almost a.,
tanlS result H. Il serious loss Of life.
or barring tha: serious AMI painful iii
Jurics to many persons. Complaint
made ~ TINS matter against the Whining
ton ahd New Castle Railway Company.
"" are not aware that any serious ar-
cidcnt has vet occurred IN that linz.
1t is probable that in that fact lies the
germ of dangur. rhc escape OF ,rrily
makes men reckless. II generally rc-
1llrcs some frightful shock 10 awal5,l!
them to realization Of the pcris III.
co'lnler",'. but that kind of au awaken
ing involves costs that cannot H., paid,
AID il is only ordinary prudence that
seeks e. avoid hangers which arc aplal.
ent. the neglect nf which have "arwhrr,
hnpos",l terrible r"nnltrs. Speedy traf
iic may lr to the interest present iinan
ctni interrSt OF tie compam hut s;ftrN
is Of prime interest t. tie passengers
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

Connecting. with p, w. & B. r. r.. at|
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 26, 1900.
lows:
=, $50 a. M Fast Mail, Main Line. N. andl
". X r., and the South and ex Sunday
T. v. r. r.. Chambersburg, Martins
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
722 a; m.-York, b. and H. Division, and
Main Line east of Emory Grove, also
tarlisle and G.. and I'll. r. r. II
~ q. m.-Main Line Shippensburg, Fred-I
erick. e. Emmittsburg and N. and w. Ry. toI
1912 a.. Accommodation for Union,
Bridge, York, Gettysburg
20 y. m.-Accommodation for UnionI
s.s2 p, m,-Express for York and B. and
,4.25 p. m.-Express Main Line points
also also Frederick. Emmittsburg and ship7
L.aO p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
pG, go p. m.-Accommodation for Union
ll26 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
SUNDAYS ONLY.
9@ a. m.-Accommodation for Union
sridge and Hanover.
p, ss5 p Accommodation for Union
: zoo 200 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
lo55 p. Accommodation for Emory
: Ticket and Baggage ofice Ill East
All trains stop at Union Station, Penn
sty,yiania statinna avenue. Fulton and Walbrook
u M; HOOD, B. III. GRTswOLD.
"eherai Manager. Gen'l Pass Agent.
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a GOOD SIGN.

he Atlanta Constitution of Saturday
lhst. contains 4 story which all lovers af
l'IStlc" Will hop" is significant Of IA new
ori Y Of things relative 10 the negro
III the South. The story i'll question ~
cords tn" fact of the convict IN of
seven white men for the murder Of u
negro. or th" seven men convicted four
We're given life Scnt"ncnS one Srntcnc, \.
To three years II the penitrntialy: onr Ia
eighteen months labor ON the public
works ami tn, other tl onr wear III
prison, The story Of the killing of the
negro. IL u story Of lawlcss .varcr 'fhr
mcg" occupied, upon lease. II piece ot
land which was wanted as the site of Il
IN 'ohshlnrN distill,ry. rhr uwn,r SOIL
II for that purpose hut subject Ia the
lease. IN" negro was asked to lcaN"
III" premises, hlt 'lr, lnrd he was then
offered money 70 induce him to leave.
and this alSU ne declined. 'rhc m0uh-
sinners then attempted 10 scar. hir., ap,ay.
threatening 10 whip or Xii him il IT."
remained. \ notice to this effect was
posted On lis door. Still he refuses 10
be- driven away and bought gum with
which to defend his ham". IN January
last seven men appeared hcfor" tir neg
ro'> lt'lsc and demanded that he should
cnmr ont, and on his refusal tho door
was broken open. In the tisrt which
followed the Negro was shot 10 death.
ana his sun was seriously wounded. The
people Of that vicinity wcrearouSc,! by the
"ltras" and detectives wrlc employed 10
lnn the mnr'lcrriS lown, the people
bearing the expenses In six Ii onths tho
seven men were caught, tried and son
'encrd rs related here, A few such
occurrences rs that would stop the
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PERSONAL LIBERTY.
Il nrrsnnnl lillcrtN?

What is personal liberty?
The opponents of organized labor are
making this an important question. II is
really remarkable how Jealous they be
ccme in protecting the personal liberty
of the noil-union men. So Jealous are
they that one may reasonably conclude
that the liberty of their platege is
limitl,Ss. We think il is John Stuart
Mill. who. in treating this subject. dc
clares that pers onal liberty included the
doing of any and all things Which 10 not
iniurc arybody else.
Ii this be an acceptable definition uf
personal liberty. it becomes necessary in
.hc exercise of this liberty to find n rule
OF Judgment to determine what :s aud
what is not injuring another: and it is
obvious that this must Ee the Judgment
he only has authority tn draw the line
1t follows that in this matter OF interest
and right between strikers and non-Strik-
crs. that the former is justified in doing
an thtt lne latter VIII allow ihem 10 40.
to prevent the non-union man taking the
place IF union man on strike. In such
Il case only these things which ar ger
orally recognized MS unlawful. IN which
are prohibited by law. are intrr,lictrd,
The personal liberty racket, which is
being worked by the opponents rf or,
l,,l, l., t,,t 4
mill striEcrS have i'll no way imfringrd
ihe personal liberty of the non=union
workers Of their trade What reckless
individuals may hay" done is not to 'n'
charged against the great body of strik
ers. or against the cause they represent
The pei Sonal liberty of the mOIi-uui0n
man hoes not warrant his injury uf the
nni'n man who happens to le on strike
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The EaIl ola Tyrant.

II" met her where the Sand was wlitr
Along the slipping shore
They StroIcl ont there night after night
As others hai before;
They watched III" sails spread fan away
.Ane loon. against the Slv.
And then at last. thrr" rlmr day
They lad 10 say good ny.
HI held her hands awhile anl said.
I'm going back again
IL labor for my daily bread
.\nd vie with other men
And yml nh lnu will soun forget,
i"ull laugh and still be- glad,
Put shall "w" il lasting debt
To you for bliss Eve had
Forth stepped the hrIwny landlord, who
Had oN"Ihear |: said he;
owe all You wish io nnr but yon
Must settle ~. Will mel"
Th" lurlly tyiant hit the dust
The debtor skippcd, for suite"
II paws most often 10 hr Just
\ little bit polite.
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REvELED in TOKENS"
Presentiment Cost Him $1.12 in
Telegraph Tolls.

y suprrstiiionS haggag"mastcr on til"
PrnnSy will give Sl.l2 for the pri ,ilrg,
"f kicking the iircman of lis crew all
over trn-ncrr lot II seems that til,
bng@agcInnn has rcyelrd IN tokens, ''
"umcns" aud ''prrS"ntnnnlS" Tor So,
many wears that ilr ''serH things whr,,
h" is Head cold sober ana hears things
no other person ever heard. Ills Nifo
came 10 " ihmington tho other day. An,I
h" had j token" that some lire arci-
dtnt had hrfall,n her.
lie heard her cry for help; he heard
her prayers. ANA even heard her very
gasp. He WAS right there at her finish.
II" slcn, Sl.l2 in telegraph tolls, only Ia
find out that She was well and happy.
ard that she was II lit hnzy ns tr his
sanity. \ day later he learned that tl4r
walls he had heard were clever imita
tiunS If mis- wift'S voice thrown from the
engine of his train hy the st"kcr. ho is
Il romtriloqnist.
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

is made. This cake makes a nice dessert
nlOne.
These are all well tried recipes.
CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE.
That both flnit and vegetables mr.
canned successfully all concedc, hut to
do it well is one thing that many have
not vet mastered. The canning of fruit
is comparatively an easy matter, but 10
can successfully, vegetables. IL another
and more dillicnlt matter. You will not
succeed unless the vegetables are ibso-
lutely fresh and to undertake the task
under other conditions is but waste
of time and labor.
For instance, if YOU would can aspara
gus and do not have il in your garden, ~
to the grower and get ii freshly cut. and,
scraping and washing the stalks. arrange
them at once in large mouthed glass jars
with the heads of the asparagus upward.
Place the jars Oh blocks of wood in n
large steamer cover closely. and cook
without water for AZ minutes.
hi i>solve a Tablespoonful Of salt in two
quarts of boiling water, fill the Jars with
this. replace thr cover and cook for lnlf
mn hour longer. then take nj and seal ut
once.
cut into pieces about an inch long. Ar
range jars in steamer Ms for canning
asparagus. being careful they do rot
touch. and pack each jar as tightly as
possible with the rhubarb. Fill up with
boiling water. have tine water under the
steamer boiling rapidly, and, putting
on the cover, cook for 10 minutes Then
remove the jars: if not full of boiling
water to overtlowirg e. add more. and seal
up at once.
Canned ounces always hav" n place in
Il wcll-illed pantry. and the home pr',
duct is far superior to the ordinary mar
kct stock. Pare. core and quarter 'hc
ounces and weigh them. For each pound
of the fruit. allow six ounces Of sugar
ana il pint Of water for each pound Of
sugar used. Put the cut ounces in n
steamer over hard boiling water and
cook until tender, then place in glass jars.
Boil together the sugar and water, and
fill up the jars. Then return the Jars -
the steamers not allowing them TO t"icli.
and steam for 20 minutes. Sufficient Of
tn" syrup should he kept hot on the stov"
and brought to boiling poirt when used
to fill the jars to Overlooking. and seal
at oncc.
When canning qminces the parings
shnnld not he wasted. l'tit them in N
agate kettle n III enough rod water f.
;.N"r Gnd simmer slowly nniil they are
snft. ii IN turn into heHv' cirtsr cloth
and ;ct drain over night, but do not
.,r,,Ss ont the ni,p. MeaS,ir. the juice.
anl taxi an .tual quantity Of sugar an'l
heat IT, Boil the juice for 90 minutes,
add the hot sugar. and continue the boil
ina until il icllics. Put M rs yon
would ,th,r jelly
The sun., 1901-08-14

Apropos of the discussion about the
ltness and capacity OF teachers in the
public schools We have recently heard of
A complaint about the meniai character
If the teachers work. A teacher dc
lining to serve in certain schools, be-
cause she objected to being II nursery
maid. for pcpole from whom she received
no pay. She objected TO putting the
wraps ana uvcrShoes on little children
when school Was dismissed While it
may not he Il part OF the specified duty
II the teacher to perform that service
to little children in her charge, we can
hot understand why any W imam should
hesitate in such attention to little child.
4 thougntful mat. might well hesitate
IN choosing such Il woman for Il wife.
rhc suggestion of this incident. if the
sentiment of this teacher becomes gen
,ral, is that the Beard OF Education will
he forced to employ nursery maids rs an
addition to the primar. school force.
Then we suppose the teachers who object
TO hcing nursery mai Is, would refuse tn
associate with the woaler engaged in
that work. and there would be- another
ruw.
The sun., 1901-08-14
PHILA. AND READING, RAILROAD
(Wllmington DiyisIonl

I1Ine tdDle In eTIeCt May H. 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington, French
Street stationl for Elsmere Junction.
Monehanin. % mds,,d Winterthhus qnyeneouri
Vile: Mortonville. Coatesvilie and inter
mediate stations. daily except Sunday, at
dan iaS a, IN m; > m daily 2i5 and 4.5o p. m. Sum
For WaynesburF Junction, Elsmere and
ntermedate aae e statiSns 9si daily except Sum
Sunday only at 500 a. m.
For Joanna. Birdsboro. Reading and ind
termediats 6. stations. daily, except Sum
Sunday only. S.06 a. m.
For further information passengers ara
referred to the ticket agent at the 49,,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
lantic City.
weekdavs- Express 500. 300. lO4b a. M, 10
Saturdays only 1901. ZOO 800. 3.4o 400. . 30.
% a. M % 10 20 mn % @mfsHalSls nrdayslnFnpress
7so 90. 3 20. 900 1000. II, no q. m. 445. 7ld
! nm accommodation. f00 q. M. 500 D. m
| $50 Excursion daily 10 q. m. Additional
cave ATLANTIc CITY DFpoT-weekdays--
H, Exnrsss MONDAY only 6s5l d0o, L45 (fromm n
a M. 2h0. 4 30. $40. Z 30. s 30. e'3O p m. Ac
commodation, s 2h. los q. M. $50 p m. Fun
| davs-Fxnress. s 45 a. M. 3 30. 4.3O. $40, 800
| $50 ZOO 7.Sa 8 90. $50 m. Accommodation
| --715a a M. 80 p. m.
| Parlor cars ON all express trains.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For CAPE EMAY-weekdays-S 20. 8 49, l145
m LOO x410 $50 p. m. Sundays-8.45, Q.
| a. M. 500 - m.
For oCEAN CITY-Weekdays--8.45 lI.45 a. m.
| 2l5 20. $50 p. m. Sundays-8 40. 9.15 q m
| soon. m.
T,rSEA ISLE CITY-Weekdays-8 as a m, 2 Id
| 42o. $40 p. IN. sundays-845 q. M, 500 D. M
q on Excursion to Cape May, Ocean City an /
Sea Isle City, 90 q. m. daily
| Xsonth st.. 400 p m. South st., AIS p. m !
South st 5 Bop. m. south St. 1.45p. m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPREssI
| ts4 turdsys cniy LOO D. M. y 34Op m,
| Leaves ATLANTIC cry -Weekdays-S3O a. m|
| 2l5 p m. Sunjay-530 D. IN.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices
w. @. BESLER, EDISON j. WEEKS
| Genl Supt. Genl Pass'r. Agt.
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"SOmathing New Under
The Sum-"

All doctors have tried to cure CA
TARH by the use of powders, acid gases,
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The powder acids used in the inhalers
have entirely eaten away the same men,
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WIN B. GILES & COMPANY, 233e an.
23S2 Market Street. Philadelphia.
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,BALTIMORE&OHll
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May 10. 1901.
All trains Illuminated with PintsS3
x) (D Express trains.
Trains s.at leaye aye Wilmington, Delaware Ave
.ie5s sw a. foFH mo- .isls, w:ss days sss "a a.
al%itsS2 .5c $40. 'sn .lI e 'lSss m ssndsy
sse .stS ~ 800 .sss ye.k .iSss sda1Sgs 1Sss sO.
UP M .s S e Sfs' ;sss .1Sss 1Sis Royal limited
So. !aS So sss. 1888. .e .lis9 R g. a. ssnasy sur
2.45. .359s '5.1s CRoyal Limitedj; Ss5' iii
SssstsE iSg ysss iSts a% days s's ss sss e. ~ sx
ss. M NJ: s :sss. sss. s w. ~ ss9 s5s 1S 1S
p. m. ''' W.
= ssss ssss ssls sSsss ana x ass & pss n
days. 7go and 9a9 a m 5ls p. m. gu"
I yls.l9. x2.S5 and xs56 p. m. sundays, l2o y D. al
Sea Isle city. week days. so. a. M. xis,s
Ss.35 and 1859 p. m. suneays. 2 So D. M,
as 9slt'%9re s sSa aad 1o M1aosh,nston gses 4 dsys
$40. i57 $50 dRoyai Iii himitedss ithsSs = .sSs Ss
no. 1ole .,I5s Fl M .sos ssnnday.; "a % KS 500
sS5. so, .io.iSS p. IN; N. w ''osal Limited
| Baltimore and way stations, 65s a M
sis 2. m. daily except Sunday; s.os a. a. m. m
Il IEswsrs & NJ yssf :isss aaSi sis a1s A. a. -
p m. Sundays, AIS. .s.Oi 9.O5 a. M
1885; .4.57. 655 s422 '1o.1e p. m. " :"
lo.l6 p. m. Sundays. 1904 a. M, .45
Chicago daily. .s.M a. M, a57 n. M
Cincinnati and st. Louis, '41s a. m.
| Singerly accommodation. week daya
.e5 a.: m; s19. $40 p. m. Sundays. 9O5 al
Landenberg accommodation. week daysl
LEAVE MARKET sTREE'T STATION
for Baltimore. week days. 245 D. m,
I.andenberg. week days. $40 a. M: 2 AZ
80 p. m. Sundays $40 a. M; 6.55 D. m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VIII
mington, week DAYS. '3.s5. 65o. .7.so. 10 Is.
!1.0o a. n; .I2. 90. .I.s7. 215. .a.07, .IRo. 49S'
$50. sh.4S (Royal Iimited), 555. 6n " 10
'9.40. s11.35 p. m Sundays. s3a5. s7.3o. snn
and 11.00 a.. M: t12.20. si37 146 " ri
.5.aS fRoyal Limited. SIS. '7.3O, TAO % 10.
1890 p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1a3
Ratos to western points lower than VIA
INV other line.
| r. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent, WA.
mington. Del
| d. B. MARTIN. Man. of Pass. Traf,n
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terrorizing and numbering of the negroes
condition Of things much more to
the credit of the white people
Of that section of the union. While
there can be no sympathy for the
preparations Of the brutal crimes for
which negroes have been lynched in
various parts of the country. on til. other
hand there cal. be no tolerance for the
lawless outrages perrertated in the name
OF justice. In this country justice must
be administered according to the forms
to be hoped that the people Of the So"th
have awakened to an appreciation hat
truth.
The sun., 1901-08-14
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express GAG q. m
daily. ,sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta
Memphis. and New Orleans; 7.36 p. M,
daily, sleepers to New Orleans, Macon
Memphis. Nashville, via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express ~ I3 D. m
daily. Seepers TO Charleston. Macon, and
Port Tampa; Los n. m. daily sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S11 D. M
natl.
seaboard Air line Railway.-Ex
LBS a. M. daily, sleepers TO New Orleans
and Jacksonville. "Florida and Metropo-
Titan Limited" 400 y. m, daily, sleepers
to Jacksonville and Atlanta
The sun., 1901-08-14
FOR THE WEST.
LEAVE BROS ,r

LEAVE BROA NTA.
TION, PHILAU iH'n'
$40 q, m. daily, Pittsbui men Ter Gin
cinnati. Louisville and ,.,,,a ri, Din
ing Carr EiN' 'hu
OBS a. m. daily, for PHI formpn, Chi
cago. mo coaches to :, o4ri. Im.
tied to two Buffet ParI III .lfs
l220 p. m, daily. Limited" Pittsburp
Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis. Dining Car.
25 p. m. daily. Pttsburg and Cleveland
30 p m. daily. Pittsburg. Chicago, Nash
vile (via ClncinnatD, Indianapolis, and
ST. Louis. Dining Carr
s.25 p. m. Pitshurg. Columbus. In
dlanaDolis. Louisville and st. Louis.
$50 r. m. daily. Pittsburg and Chicago
for Toledo, except Saturday
ll05 n, m. daily. P!ttsburg. Cincinnati
and Cleveland
II 20 p. IN. daily, Pittsburg, and Chicaoo
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route: for Cleveland. except Sat
urday.
The sun., 1901-08-14
DELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle, s13 n. M, sos 402 and
65S n. M, week days.
For I.ewes and Rehoboth. s13 a. M
i02 p. m week days @
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar
s; 1S, 105S q. m. 4,02, 6.5S, and 1911 p IN
Sundays, 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations. BOZ p
m. week days.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk 1888 a. M, week
days and ~ II night daily.