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The sun., 1901-02-09

order -four times repeated,
at as many biennial elections. 1t is not
Mr.. Addieks Senatorial candidate de-
:nandiug his election contrary tu the pop
have hcpn succrssively elected to the.
State legislature as the representatives OF
the political movement which has made
Delaware Republican. battling against
the men, and the organization, who have
tried, by every possible strategy Of pnli-
tics, fair and foul, TO prevent the elec
ton of the peoples candidate to the Sen
ate. 1t is not Mr.. Addicks' personal am
bition that is demanding gratification.
It is the principle, the vital principle,
Of self government voiced by the people.
ncarnated iE the Union Republican, MEM
bers uf the Legislature, refusing to sur
render in n contest involving the very
life of the State The Union Republi-
ans are right, or there is no righteous
principe in Republican form Of govern
ment.
10 men standing for such a principle,
under reiterated orders from the people
representing the decisions of four popu'
lar elections-the proposition to substi
lute some other candidates name fol
that Of Mr.. Addicks, is asking them tc
desert their colors, betray their comrades
ind become traitors TO the party which
has honored and trusted them.
The sun., 1901-02-09
TIMELY OPINIONS.

From the Chester (IaD Morning Republican
There who good
think Addcks should withdraw the
Delaware Republican 1t
personal whether he does We
him
we
enables him number people
especial
such Mr. Add rather feel though pluck
and such perseverance ought the day.
However, citizen Of Delaware beyond the in
Republican miserable
United States
withdraw?
his credit the
really the choice the Republicans Of Deaware7
Addicks
Republican ambitious
the United States He certainly the
majority the Republicans legislature this
unable ho he should withdraw the
Had Mr. Addcbs succeeded majority
the Republican the his think should
Addicks should eliminate himself
On the he him self remain in the field He
republican a
achieve
do worthy
to
made understand shall
him him within the
fng should his candidacy
election the contemplate victory that has
the blame
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
SALT AND SPONGES.
A Fable With a Moral.

Written for The Sun.
Two steeds with long ears. were driven
% market. One was loaded with bags
If salt The other bore load of spon-
;ts. A stream that must be crossed by
ord, divided the owner and his produce
rom the market place.
The owner mounts upon the ass that
sponges bore,
And drove the other beast before.
That ass in great dismay plunged in and
To-!
For quite while he was sore pressed
with woe,
But splashing round and scrambling,
soon he felt
rhe load grow lighter; the salt began TO
melt.
lie struggled on to gain his liberty,
ind safely reached the other shore,
erect and free.
His comrade took example from his
brother.
IS sheep will follow one another,
Jp to his neck the creature plunges.
Himself, his rider and his sponges.
All three drank deep, the man and ass
prank Of the water-many a glass.
rhe burdened ass, now almost dead.
Thought some one in the crowd had lost
his head,
But thought not long-for soon it came to
pass
The silly owner lost his burdened ass.
What Of the spongcs, history does not
tell,
Save that they vanished out Of sight in
that big swell
Now Every Evening, in the editorial OF
Ian. 49, and other Anti-Addicks papers
ell how six and four Union Republi.
ans in 1895 loaded with good, purifying
alt for the corrupt sire am of politics
went in" ard came cut 'erect and
ree,' after a hard struggle in the turbid
waters for liberty"
Then, AS sheep will follow one an
)ther," those who condemned the six anf
| our, at that time, seeing their safe exit
nave been for a long time trying to fol
ow the example Of the salt bearing steed
| But forgetting that their load is spon
ses-of prodigious capacity to absorb bu
| lot to purify-thcy are still with theil
| yer-burdened ass tthe fragmentary frac
ion Of useful partly struggling in th'
.urbid stream, adding nothing to its purit,
,ut rapidly fastening to the disastrous
| consequences Of big .swell." Moral
| Those who from lofty altitude of pur
| ty and honesty and hereditary excel
cnce, condemn public policy as |
| rime. cannot make that so-called Grim
A virtue, II it be crime, by doing tn
| same themselves.
Aesop, Jr.
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AN ATTEMPT TO DECEIVE.

The motive of the proposition made by |
the nti-Addicksites, to substitute the
name of Lieutenant. Governor Cannon
for that of Mr.. Addicks rs United States
Senatorial canuidate is easily discovered.
1t was not sincere The men who made
it knew that the men to whom it was
made could not honorably accept it and
therefore would not accept 1t. 1he OBJ
ject, therefore, of making it Is to deceive
.hc public and apparently excuse the
men who made il for the betrayal o. the
Republicans Of the State, which, TO
all appearances, they are contemplat-
.ng. The surprising thing about TINS
proposition is that SO many of those
members OF the Legislature who are
credited with a sincere desire to comply
with the demands of the Republican party,
mat its representatives return 10 tut
.llae hopored and Just rule of majority
government as demonstrated by tht
general assent OF the people at the polls,
,hould give cUuntenance TO 80 bold a
piece Of legislative burlesque. Constant.
- there has been coming from Dover as
.urauces that there was scarcely enough
of the ilreconcilabie .Anti-Addicksites y
aefeat the election Of two Senators upon
! .ha basis OF choice of two candidates
/ ,hosen to represent both the Union Re
pubhcans and the "kegulars," the latter
accepting the candidate Of the Union Re
publcans, and they accepting any eanii-
date the Regulars" might select. H.
contradiction to this proposition is
made to the Union Republicans that the!
dnder their party rules and represent
ing u majority Of the Republican votes
necessary to elect, and accept two cand1
4ates neither OF whom they had chosen,
.tnd neither Of whom they could accept.
IN view OF the generous and just oftel
ii the Union Republicans, to allow tht
Regular minority to choose its own
Senatorial candidate, promising every
CIsion Republican vote for that candi
date in return for support Of Mr.. Ad
ticks, the proposl.lon becomes only Q
pretensc and deceit Why the men o.
The General Assembly, who are credited
with admitting the generosity Of the
Union Republican proposition, and the
justice Of their position in naming anC
insisting upon the election OF Mr.. Ad
dicks, should give their assent to thi.
scheme to defeat his election, does no
appear. They cannot have mistaken thu
temper and purpose Of the Union Repub
licans In reason, right, and even fo
appearance sake, il for nothing else, th'
conservative but stll loycl Republican,
Of the Assembly ought to be voting witt
the Union Republicans. If they can
do that they ought at least to shov
ordinary respect for them.
The sun., 1901-02-09
ITO Rule or Ruin"

Clayton, Del, Feb. 5.
10 the Republican members of the Leg
stature:
Contention is praiseworthy when prin.
iple is at stake. Stubbornness, when only
4 pride of opinion or self interest enters
,nto rivalry in public affairs, is always
INJURIOUS and often ruinous. All good
.itizens on uniting themselves in associa-
lions or parties will agree to be ruled by
he majority of their fellows. In a Re
public every person in a compact must
,ccord to his fellow equal right to his
opinion without claiming that his own
lntweighs it. Reasoning from different
itandpoints and influenced by different
motives persons are sure to reach diff
'crent conclusions, but the safety of a
Republic is found only in conceding to
every one the right Of opinion until he
reasons differently or is convinced by the
logic Of events. When in a society or
party | contend usually every inch of
ground until beaten and then knock
under and fall in line.
The man who fights ard cries enough
will live to fight another day and win,
too, if in the right. But he that goes into
party to rule or ruin" is not true to
his party or country.
There are scores and hundreds who
went into the late campaign as Republic
cans to win and save the State from de-
feat and disgrace, and to help in contin-
: uing National Administration en-
trusted by Divine Providence with unpre-
! cedented responsibility and work yet I'M
finished, and by which our country has
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Her Innocence.

She stood halfway between me and the
door
And, signing sweetly, said: Good
night"
She never looked SO beautiful before
She stood halfway between me and the
door,
And in the hall were she and I-no
more
| couldn't pass to left or right
She stood halfway between me and the
door,
And, sighing sweetly. said: Good
night
How fair is girlish innocence! How
sweet
A flushing naidcn's modesty.
| sought to pass on out into the street
How fair rraidcn's innocence, how
sweet
Her surgle when yonr lips and her lips
meet,
Mayhap, half-accidentally-
How sweet is girlish innocence. How
sweet
A blushing maiden's modestv!
s. e. Kispr.
The sun., 1901-02-09
little song OF Than ( fulness.

thank the Lord that may see
The frozen drops that gem the tree
thank the Lord
That i may hear glad children shout
That may spread some JOY about
] thank the Lord!
The pure, sweet maid who passes py
Is for some otner to adore!
Her love is not for me, but
May gaze upon her, and therefore,
| thank the Lord.
| thank the Lord that now and then
I hear the mirth Of other men-
l thank the Lord.
That woes had year ago
Are all forgotten now, and oh,
/ thank the Lord
That thorgh l have some cares today
Tomorrow they will disappear
That /, while passing on my way,
May spread about little cheer,
thank the Lord!
The sun., 1901-02-09
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express 645 p. m,
Iaily. sleepers TO Port Tampa. August
inu. suays only 36 y. H., uai.y sie-la;is "
,en Ur.taie, Macou, MeinIn 4, Nashylile. va
.,shvi.ie md Hot springs "rlu.iua Limited,
-r ob. aug anu augusta, q % p III Werk.
LAYS.
atlantic Coast Liae-Expr,ss u. lisp In daily
slet peas 20 Cn-I.estun, JacAsonNllIe, Ma.ul..
UIt ianla lsunua.s oLI4 !, Ahvnsons4i.,
.uesua,s uIIy J; l.e0 u III ualIy, Ct p,iIs I,
.vr ot augustine and tvrt Tampa. 5.4i y. M
,eek-days.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway S.11 y
IN. daly, dining car, and sleepers l.
.lnclliliaii.
Seapoard Air Line.-Express AIS a. M
Iaily, Sleepers to New Orleans ana JaGk
lvaviIle, 'riofIua aud MstropClltan Alnliteu,
w y. III, dairy, sleepeis W oL...AugustiEe u:Iu
-AtlalLA,
The sun., 1901-02-09

TEN Of representation, after the Repub.
licans had regained the State, nearly all
the Federal plums, without regard to the
name or character OF petitioners. Now
five or six Of them seem ambitious to put
themselves in the place OF the four men
(whose act has been deplored by the
mass of the party) by sticking to Mr..
du Pont TO the last, though it means no
Senator's for Congress IN the next two
years.
They We're not appeased by pulling
off name after name on the State tic
ket to make them satisfied, and mad
their candidate elected by Union Re
publican votes, though in spite Of this
kind act they ran separate tickets in
Kent and Sussex counties to defeat Mr..
Addicks to whom the two lower counties
feel especially grateful for helping them
10 throw off the yoke Of the assessors,
collectors and Levy Courts, who deprived
them systematically of the right Of fran.
chlse. Their hatred Of Mr.. Addicks
seems to outweigh their own regard for
consistency or the reputation the State
sustains. 1t is time things were righted
The sun., 1901-02-09
DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, S.l3 a. m.. 3.O3, 4.34, ano
,.oa y. III. Week-uays.
For Lewes, ol5 u. M, a34 y. IN. week.
ieys.
Cor Dover, Harrington, and Delmar.
,.lo, ll.uo u. m. 4.o4, o.oo, ana l2.l1 y. M
sundays, I'LL y. lii.
For yomiig ard way stations, 81.
,. IN. week-uays
Express Ior cape Charles, Old POM
IUmlurt, aiiu norfolk, lI.Vo a. m. Week,
lays and LII nlgnL uaiIy.
% Congressional Limited Express. Al
cstibuie farlur Cars and D-;ung Cal
40 extra Iare other tnan the usual Pun
.:ian charge.
lAJ Limiteo Express. Vestibule parioi
lars. teslipuIe Passenger Coaches, am
.JIiinS Lar. No extra Idre.
lhe Nnmlnstu Iiansler CG-npany WIZ
-i,il Tor anu cheek peSsaSe from no ,ei.
anu resluenreS.
ror further information. passeng.r +.
are referred to the TICKET agent al III.
sutton.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD,
Generai MallaASI Gen. fass. Az
The sun., 1901-02-09
Joy and sr0nblc.

JOY and tr0nblo.
Trouble waits at every door, always, day
and night,
Boldly, loudly knocking, or crouching
out of sight.
When the icy blast goes BY, when sweet
breezes blow,
Always there demon waits, bold or
crouching low!
Joy but seldom stops to knock-when
he does, beware:
Let him in, but don't forget Trouble
crouching therel
Ope the door for Joy, but watch always,
lest you find
That while Joy was passing in Trouble
sneaKed behind.
The sun., 1901-02-09
FOR POPULAR JUDGMENT.

II is plain now that the Anti-Adulcks-
ties are playing a game Of deceit, are try
ing to make the people believe they de-
sire 10 elect two Republican United
States Senators in order to hide their in
tent to defeat that election unless they
can name both candidates. That is SO
unfair, and part Of so destructive a
policy that its exposure ought to drive
every earnest, loyal Republican into op-
position to them. The State is Repub-
lican today because of Mr.. Addicks'
candidacy for the Senate, as the center
The sun., 1901-02-09
DHILA. AND READING RAILWAY.
Wilmington Division.)

wilmington Diyision.)
Time Table in effect January 26, 1900.
Trans leave Wilmington, tt'rench Street
otalion) Tor Elsmere Junction, Mont
Ghanln, Winterthur. Guyencourt, Gran
lgue. Cossart, Chadds Ford junction,
ltocopson, West Chester. EmbresviIle
Mortonvile, Coatesvilie and intermediate
stations, daily except Sunday, at 7.35 a.
m; daily 2.l5 and 4.oO p. m. Sunday only,
,UJ a. IN.
For Waynesburg Junction. Elverscn
md intermediate stations, daily except
sunday, at 1875 a. m; daily Els and 4.50
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and in
ermediate stations, daily. except Sunday,
II i.3o a. M; daily Ills and 4.50 p. m.
sunday only, sos a. m.
FOR further information passengers are
'eterred to the ticket agent at the sta
don.
EDSON ]. WEEKS. Gen. Pass. AGent
The sun., 1901-02-09
~ RAILROAD

sch1uuie In effect Noyemh.,
l,xbt a Trans illuminated with with 3 :, 1900
% EXPRESS TRAINS s'a
Trains leave Wilmington na,.
NEW YORK, week days. eam 49,
o; a. M; Els ~ 2s4. .3.5S. sis dRosss; sss 'lOn
.5,o, .sss. sli.ss G a. iOas ~ p; N. SUDAN hln'
SKoyal Limited), T.42, .1osSS 'S5S '5.ii
PHlLADELPHIA. week-da"4. p m.
$50 7.Sv. .S.25. 1888, .iv5s !, n'5m, 5.@
,tad' y' y .M' s;oo. 's5s sis tRoSasa' Row q n,;
sundays, .5.oi. 7ao. $50, ~, .ssa a'lSsz p M
e. m; .2.a4. 800. 1858, sis ~ sRn5J, Rio5J, .u.a
ited). 535. TAP, 9OS, sloS5 N.oSal Lin.
Chester. weekdays. $50. Il "a r. m m
c;. sss. lo,oz. il:oS a. m; .2.S. Xxx AK .SA
e9ss ~ 20 ine, i.;9z ~ ), y. m Sunday. n SSS
IA. a.os. .lo.5s SO ,. a. m m; 'zSi. 800. s9 az
Atlantic City, week-dav. 49,
11o n IS - ~ ana % 90 p. m. SUNDAYS M
Cape May, Y q Ocean City. weekdays i. :.
Sea Isle City. wcek-days,s q iso ~ a q N.
Baltimore and Washington -,
'4.lS, 6.55. 's.04. s11.Oi, d. M. wseek-daya
sS, sas s;% s;a Ia a.01. $50 tRoyal LIN Limitasai ~
so5 so5 q. nv M. Is Is ss h % sundays. ~ .4.lS aa'
Limited). 6.43. sS.04, .iO.le n y Nv tRoyI
Baltimore and way stations csr
s.is ?. m. daily except sundayse. vs. :; a. n
| m; 6.s3 p M, Sundays only sW q
Newark, weekdays, .4.lS. Az 600,
| u. m; .l256, 3.ls. .4.57, 6.25' . Y' lila
| Sundays, AIS. s8.o4, sos a. nv NV =; m.
'457, 643. 732. 'S.04 p. m. u 'l25s
Fittsburg. weekdays, sS.O4 a =
.l0.l6 p. m. Sundays. 'S.Ui, a. M M. ~ .asl,
.l0.l6 p. m. ~ ael,
Chicago daily. 'S.o4 a. M; .457
Cincinnati and st. Louis, .4lS'
'l256, and .1016 p. M, daily. e nj
Singerly accommodation, week-day.
a. m; slY, SIS. p. m. Sundays, 81 - .
M; CAB, 1882 p m. 'V' r.
Landenberg accommodation, week do. ).
3l9. 457 p. m. Sundays, 6.43 b, m ua!s
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION no,
Baltimore, week-ways, 3.1O p IN. foa
Landenberg, weekdays, S.4j a. m -
800 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. M. q i, ',o ~
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For VIM n m n
ton, weekdays. '3a5. $50. .73o an &
li;oo a. m: 1920, 1.S7, 2i5. 'S.G7, .|a Ja
i.3O, $3.50, .5.iS lRoyai Limited5, /;
6.S0. $50, .9.40. ILLS p. m. Sundsy y, =,
'335. T30. 500, 11.OO a. M; .l2.20 .in
Las. '4.20, $50, .5.4S, (Royal LimitaS
$50, si.S0, +940. 1920 p. m.
Delmaryia Telephone No. 1893.
Rates to Western points lower than =,
any other line. f. d. UNDERWOOD,
General Manager
II. A. MILLER. Pass. Agent, Wilmlngto
The sun., 1901-02-09
Time Things Were Rightpd.

Time Things Were RightGd.
From the Smyrna Times.
AT the next session OF the Leg
stature because of the "steal" of Kent
county, 10 say nothing of Sussex, Mr..
henney was sent to Washington for four
Gears to fill out the Senatorial term.
Two years ago the Republicans again
aad majority but the Regulars or du
rontites allied themselves with the Dem
1crats in organizing the House, though
he Union Republicans constituted ma
ority Of the Republican members. And
.hough going there with the full deter
mination to elect Senator, il not Mr..
tddiclls, then some other member Of the
party
This act Of the Regulars set their flint
50 they determined to stick TO Mr.. Ad-
licks to the end. They overlooked the
TACT with unusual magnanimity that the
.o-called Regulars had by putting another
ticket in the field, given the Democrats
the Governor for four years, the Con
sressmaE and majority Of the State
officers, and secured, by peculiar sys
The sun., 1901-02-09
w EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

Connecting with p. w. G B. Il r. al
Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
TAKING EFFECT NOV. &c, 1900.
All trains leave Hillen Station as fol-
lows:
DAILY.
i.so a. m.-Fast Mail. Main Line, N. and
w. X. r., and the South and ex. sun.
day r. V. r. r., Chambersburg, Mar
tinsburg and Winchester.
DAILY E.AcEPT SUNDAY.
i2 a. m.-fork. u. and II. DIVISION. and
Main Line east oil Linury Grove, also
Carlisle and u. and Ii. h X.
S.23 "a. m.-Main Line Shippensburg, Fred.
erick, Emmittsburg anu ". and w. KY
TO EIkton.
4U.12 a. m.-Accommodation for Union
Bridge, York, Gettysburg.
Bridge.
j.s4 p; m.-Express for York and b. and
IL. Division.
trederlck, Emmittsburg and Shippens
e3o j. m.-Accommodation for Emory
~ ?. m.-Accommodation for Union
ll.25 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Grove.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
,.s5 a. m.--Accommodation for Union
Bridge and Hanover.
iS5 p. m.-Accommodation for Union
100 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Grove.
,O.55 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Ticket and Baggage Office Ill East Bal
imorc street.
All trains stop at Union Station. fann-
'ylvania avenue, Fulton and Walbrook
station
J. M. HOOD, B. H. GRISWoLD,
General Manager. Genl Pass Agent.
The sun., 1901-02-09
"Ihe SUM- Commended.
u yoming, Del, Feb.

wyoming, Del, Feb. Z.
Editor The Sun: want 10
state that of all the Delaware publica-
tons l take The Sun has been the most
appreciated and welcomed. 1t has 50
thoroughly dispellcd the mists, fogs and
clouds of political falsehood and SO
satisfactorily analyzed the daily political
problems that | have been passing it TO
others that they might be kept strength
ened by the sunlight of truth, &c.
Very Truly, T.. E.
The sun., 1901-02-09
pENNSYLV LVANIA R. r.
inI ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
HAI,lIMOKE Rail ROAD.
scbeaule in ,fiecg Jahuar, a. lgUl.

BaLllMUfE Rail ROAD.
schedule in ,fiecs Jahuar, a, Isul.
rrains Leave wilmington as follow )
For philadelphia lexpress). l.bl, 3.U2, ~.
30 742 7.5O S.oO, S.55 $50, ioa, W'Sl, W. ~
u.2a. ll.32, u.45 a. m., xlZ.l6. lSi, aM, siis
i6s. 5.U7. 6.U, $50 eoi. 1li' s'v' anu '.as
: Accommodation, 6.1O. 7.1O, $40, ll.oO a. m.
1850. 2.3z, 4uU. b.25. $50, anu lo.io Y. IA: 40
For chester texpress), i'oa, ~. b o,So, 80
80. s.lU, S.oV, S.,oo, lUll, LIZ, H.31 u4o, a.
m, l.37, 3vv, 4.os, 6.ul, 6.oi, and sOo y. m
Accommodation, b.lu, llu. u.0o, =. m.,
RSU, 2.Sz, 4.Ou. 90 900 and lo45 p. M. E,
s.ds' s.se ,Djning Carr lS.S2, lo.52 ll.45 q.
M, xlz.l6 lDinllg Car), L3i lDinins CaI),
al, so, 6.-o lDinias ,aI J ~ - q, =. ~ ~
y. m, connecting via Broad street Sta- ss,
tlon. Philaueiphla, 4.zu, $50, i.lU. l.5v, $50.
y.S5, lv.ll, lvoz, lI.S2, ll.4o a. m. Low l.sI.
zsz, al. 4.bs. b.u7. 6.o7. 6.51. IA. s.lo. and
For Boston without change. 1902 a. M
For Newark Center and intermediate
sIations,i.31 a. m. and go p. M a.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.3o, o.o
yIv lUlo, and Illus q. m.. I2.Vo. l2.l5, xl.l0
l.bv, sol, 4.vs, 5.25, .b.uS. 646. 7O3, 1.36, Sn
y. m. and l05 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
3vU. Ala, o.ls D. ~, lz.io ni.ht
Leave Philadelphia, Broad St-eet, fol-
Wilmington (express), S.5U, 7.2O. 71o. eoz
lv.2S. ll,zS l,33 u. M, xl2,SU, l.l3 2.2V, ol3
5zy, 3.04, 4Ul, Ali, o.Uo, 90, oSi, b.o3, o.Uo
o2u, 6.5O, 7.Sl. A.zS. A.S p NJ. aud R.1
night.
/ m., l.z3. $40, VI 4J. t.Zl, o.3o, lv.2l, aL'
- SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For Philaueipnia lexpress), 1.6I, 3.01
4.zu, 9.35, lv.o2, lv.o2, Il.4o u. M, l.5l, 3.vv
4.6S, gu. $50. iii, $40, and $40 y. M
i Accommodation, l.lU. o.lU. 800 q, m.
lz.l4, z.vv, 4.UV, US, LIS, and ~. 43 y. NJ :,
/ For Chester lexpress), Loi, 4.ZV, s.So
n.45 a. M. l.S7, S,Ov. 4.oo, 6.Ui, and s.Oo y
m.
accommodation. 7.lO, $40. s.55, a. m
lz.l4, z.vv. 4.vy. 90. I.zo. and lU.4o p. m.
For New YORK; through eApressl. l.5'
5.v2, $50 dining Carr. lv.al, lU.oz, u.45 u
| ~, 1881 lDlulbs CilI . w, o.v', o.z0 lDii
ing carr, Il1, yl6 y. M, connecting vi
Broad street station, Rhliauelphla, Az
i.U, e.iv, y %. LID ILL.,. loI, o.Vv. AZ
45S, 6.U7, III, and l0.43 y. m.
For Boston, without Change, III p. m.
Baltimore anu w ashlngtun, 4.So, ON
| l0.lS a. m, ll.vo, E.l5, l.ou, 5.ol, AUS, o..
's.vS, 6.4b. $50, o.ll y. m, and lvo light.
| Baltimore and intermediate stations
ola y. IN, l2.lo night.
Leave PhiiadeipiIa. Broad Street, fO
Wilmington leApressj, SOU. 1.2O u.l3. H..
a. M, Lib. S.lS, S.zy, All BUS. 90, O.Uo b.o
..3l, o.So. u.lo. LIS D. H. ami i2.2 nisn
Accommodation, s.35, 9.2, lU.3o a. IN
l2.zy, 2.Sz, 6.l3, S.3o. and )v.2 p. N.
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From our own Omar.

From Our Own Omar.
Why hop around on one foot and yell
When you have mashed your thumb,
for-who can tell?-
Some one whose heart WAS heavy may
have seen
And laughed like sixty when the ham
mer fell.
The sun., 1901-02-09

Strawberries are now peing sold for 10
cents a box in California. 1t might be
added that angels are supposed to be
The sun., 1901-02-09

NoTlCE'-on and after September ~, 1900
seventh street Bridge will be clos ed to the pub.
ictravel, as the contractor will C mmenee work
n the new steel bridge at that time. BY order
II the Bridge Committee.
J. GALLAGHER. Chairman.
The sun., 1901-02-09

The inventor who can give us Febru-
lryless winter will not ind it very hard
to make 4 hit.
The sun., 1901-02-09
WANTED.
NUiiLE.

NTANTED-A Barb r, flst-claie, NJ. La Rowe,
w Ninth aud Market Streets
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Persona

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pany ann
COiiductt
W'ashii
leave IN
fOllows:
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2. The 4
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every ~
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| days 10
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VI ~
land Diet,
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3IJel.