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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

l.. ~. hulklry of Columbus. Ohio In,
evidently been in conjunction MN H.,
NhN'r ail'i come AWAY dissatisfied. where
l"'" he sends il tie following comnln;n,
''nr Ily thcr" came 10 Mother Earth.
: rillil peculiar from its birth.
us health was good twas unv,, ,;,I.
Ald Fet somehow 'twould ohv,v. LII.
= M'Ked because ii could MOI talk
Nnkfh hccallS" it could NOT wolL
hT!N"-a asleep by ,lay--by nikht.
= Nichcn away with MI its might
! ne sticking child was s,nt to school.
~ NhNc" 1T every teachers rnlr.
~ Wicked nj Study-kickcd ~ nl,y
-Nild thus through childhocd kirk.d i,
way. WV ~
hckef grew to manhood. Tb.,
~ ~ business went like many men.
nnl every time he closnd i tr,I.
MS everlasting kick was made
~ kicked and kicked till life was dane.
T. WI hccarsc his kicks were rama
No ", bellS were i"lled; mono sighed mr. c,;,,.,
u" earth was glad the day no diol
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
cans engaged in nn effort 10 get for theln.

zeus engaged in an effort to get for them
selves what is eminently just--lighter
labor burdens and more wages. But as
we have said the dispute was not, is not
really about wages. The other specihca-
tions involve the great question of labor
organizations-the recognition of tine or
ganization as an authority in the matter
of the employers relations with the EN-
ploye. There is the rub. This railway
company has decided to risk all that has
followed incidental to the strike, the de,
lay and loss incidental to the leaving OF
the union men aud the coming of the
nonunion men: the damage to property.
the calling out of the militia and the kill
ing of several, and the woundng of other
men, rather than admit that there is an
other authority equal to their own de-
handing recognition from them. This is
the favored way of fighting labor move
nent>. 1t puts the legal machinery of
the State at work to disparagc and sup
which it pretcnds to oppose. II invites
strife by unreasonable opposition, and
cNcitcs to violence by its presumption
upon municipal and State protection-re-
! lie" upon these powers to enforce its de-
| cisions against the strikers.
| Just here is the trouble in all such
I ,,I1, AZ tb,,t -b,t
volved upon the side of the railway com.
| pany is Of no account. compared with
| the lives that have been destroyed, OF
even with the losses otherwise entailcd
The possibility of the loss of life in col
li>ion with the soldiers. should of itself
been Il sufficient deterrent against risk.
ing 50 much for so little. On the other
hand what is involved upon labor'S side is
of tn" utmost Importance not only to iii,
workmen hut to the commonwcalih--th,
promotion Of Justice where injustice pre-
walls; tightening the burdens of labor
ana promoting equity in the distribution
Of wealth. Upon this basis we conclude
that the lamentable results of the RIO
III Almny are to he charged against til,
railway company rather than against tn
strikers. In saying this we are not de
fchlius lawlcssmcss. We are condrmn
ing that which produces lawlcssnrss--th
easonablc opposition 10 reasonable dc
manls fIom labor and The pushing o
that opposition to the limit Of forbeal
alc" ~ reliance upon. and expectation
0r protection by the State. The strike a
AlbaGy involved 10 loss to the railwa
: company the defense of which iustifie
@ the killing aud wonnGing of men by tn
!. militia.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

sympathy with labor which m,r co,.
temporary, Tho Morning News. wos 90
'hlphatlr IN expressing on THURSDAY
c"Hld not prevent itS placing IN IN.
"'"l''' q -" riot at Albany upon tho
H'tlN'liG railway employees. II saws:
he fact That the acts Or yinI.n,.o
'"'ilhlhi'd ~ III" friends Of the strikers
does MOI relieve The strikers Of apv NJ
Sp"nSiIlity. 80
nc news concludes that the strikcr.
could end these acts Of violence u nn,
Y lh"N saw tit. Without DENYING IN,
" suggest 50 could the railway cor,
HhhN Exactly the samr process ,h,t /.
open ior The strikers. is open for III, I'm,
"iF companies. There is nothing ia nrr.
''nl either sid" Of The dispute from su,,.
rendering II they 50 elect. rhot i ~,
ohlN way ~ which the wo kmun ,ouId
N'"P ne strike and end opposition 10 th,
running ~ III" cars under. present conn
ii"lls. llorS the News want the strils.ry
!" surrender their Just claims. bcc,nsr
VI" railway company III the dcIahcc nf
m P"Sitlon has provoked a riot. nm
.""s'' me calling ont Of the mi,,,iu
+" ny ''"'S II not advise tho railway com.
l''hN 20 arlnicSc" in tho Just demand. IN
&C. strikers. That would end the riot
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
BADLY SCARED.

The anxiety Of our Democratic CON
temporary OYER tn COMING city 'ie"tian
is setting il wild Every Evening says;
The report that the case iii which thr
AddickSitcS captured the Republican
ticket has prompted them 10 enter tho
Democratic field and attempt 70 influence
the Democratic choice of candidates to
morrow il significant. Arc we IL undnr
stand hy this that there mr.. to hc deals
III Wilmington between two opposing
bosses similar to those engineered IN tn
city Of New York by tic Hon. Thomas
rlatt and Mr.. Richard Crolrrf That
would he beautiful state of affairs.
That il it, thought on Friday on
Wednesday it WAS ur-ng i combination
between the .Anti-Addcksim Republican.
and the .Anti-Addicksitc democrats. an,
portrayed that comhinat oil rs one ~
virtue and Of assured llcrg. That !,
il invited Colonel du Pnnt 10 become ;
co-hosS with Peter j. Ford "oi' ne pm
pose Of making and clcctin4 4 Democratic
10y ~ pnaifld flfba boss M . ,.'ss4
State. IL a''''i''' *tatc # #
madv nGJ
since then. however. Somethin. II,
Srarrd i. Now it has such n lffy min
ION 81 the Union Repurf7-50 po--.-4.
strategy" is it snch i poor opinion !.
Soln" e ltS Democratic follow citiy.ts
mat u expects the Union R,pulli,.,r
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

4 fathcr pretty little white iackcl il
trimmed m somewhat military eircat
WIN rrI cloak, black satin. ana ~npll
Sohi buttons. \ little effect which tal,ns
something from its usefulness II thc chir
l"li' which further trims it. There nrs
'h"'A OF tins. one on either side Of III.
oP"iiiiS ~ Inc front with plated ends
'"','ig 10 tile lower edge Of the iacket
~" me sleeves. the upper part Or which
IRE regular coat sleeves, flare out brond-
y ~ IN" wrist. are Slashcd, ana pnrtinll,
'ofri h""p puff of the chiffon. which i.
ga'hered int" a chiffon band.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
Mount Aetna is threatening III rlup-
tim hut President IIadlcy is quiet

There should he no suspension Of effort
IN the part Of the Republicans in the
matter of the coming city election. The
unanimous approval Of Tile excellent
ticket made and the evident good feel
ing rngondcrrd by the character and re-
~ III" ritN ercrrior. IT rs sucn n yrfrrrty
tp' "GlN :" far rs il makes possibilities
lF"iHlbllIlleS=-it assurance OF s,lcccss IN
'"i'''" Intelligent and honest labor. En-.
i"iSr the ticket. Advocate its eInc,;on
"GoW the necessity of winning This ,;ty
ana ewing it u good honest Ropublicon
administration. That is Tie only NV 4,
winch the difficulties involved in tho
present mn iicipnl system can be- over.
come. The Democratic INTERPRETATION
ahd application Of The present charter m.
hotIl wrong. To proIcng these errors will
"' INC acmc of political folly: but Tim
N what Democratic success would moan
~" folly Of Zoo much confidence in pre-.
iimliary work well done. Elect thn
ticket.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
THE STRIKE AT ALBANY,

Itioting incidental IL labor dispute is
,lways to be dcplorc,l, Whatever the
O,rcr of the iiotous outbreak whatever
~ poyocation He result Of The riot
to array the civil and military author
ties against the strikers, make it appear
hat HE wprkugnci are tho outlaws,
ma that I'LL the law, reason and jus
Ice Of the c;lsc ,rc on the chploNcrs' side
# Tile difficulty. For This reason il for
% other we dcpjnrc the riotous outbreak
II Albany \. 81, where the street rail
!, way .cuiplnycs are on the strike. What
| 'li Us result of clash between the
iotrrS ana the soldiers Il number ar mon
= no war connected with the strike.
nave been killed ana wounded.-
INC demand ~ mo workingncn. II ~
| 'ndsEStand i il his case. II u reasonable
'ne III" railway company had cstah-
I#he'l tM" iateS It pay for tic same kird
II work w'rr paving day mon 20 cont.
" honr md night men is IL cents nm
our Il,r men demanded that thesc
WIS " 'ilnlll'd anu that Tie night men
i'Id NJ ol'ts w hour. Coupled with
"'hl'Ilii ION me men were tw"
th9 ,tilnltun>. First Iat III I'M
'a' Y ~" '"ihrAhF should be dis
','r2'a ''p"n IT, Unsupported testimony
= '''' ", r"c''t' ana second that i'll The
"1il"''N "nlll"&es should hceont mem
W. ii'e l'Il"ilS. TN" anonnl Of
''3'.t t''N5''F1a 10 ms demand appears
7" N''N l1eon.idtral'e We cannot
''"4i'ie' llRl'l"I" lllli the railway com
''''l''~ ""Hli hr"od lhr losses Incident
4" th' s'rlk" anl ~" for tritling III
mount ~ anoum apparently less than
"nld be involved il the increased wages !
lc0tndt'. fnr i lony iimr Tia r,al
uH#"of dispute therefore i. aS We, think
= q" other W. specifications. The de-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
IoR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Express 6.46 p. m
iaily. sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta
Memphis and New orleans and Ihr masvill'
THU sdays only); : sc y. m, daily seepels I,
New Orleans Macon, Memphis, Nashville, vii
Ashvie end Hot springs.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express l2.l3 p m dali!
sccpcrs TO Charleston, Jacksonville Macoi.
Port Tampa Sundays only. 1homsonvil
tiuesdays only; Lob ~ daily, s'cepnrs I
Richmond and Jacksonville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway s.l1 J.
u. daily, dining car. and sleepers &
Cincinnati.
Seaboard Air Line Express 435 a. m
daily, sleepers to New Orleans and Jack
innville. Florida and Metropolitan Limited
90 p. IN, daily. sleepeIs to Jacksonville.
FOR BUFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. m. and S 25 |
IN daily.
Via Canadaigua, $50 M weekdays, $50 y n
excel tsatufday and II 20 u IN. daily,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1901.
REPUBLICAN TICKET,

Mayor,
GEORGE NJ. FISHER.
Y President of City Council,
CHARLES H. BLAINE.
City Solicitor,
DAVID ]. REINHARDT.
s. City Treasurer,
SETH II. FEASTER.
Assessor and Collector in Northern Dis.
GEORGE H. MCCALL.
Assessor and Collector in Southern Dis.
EVAN w. GALLAGHER.
City Council.
First ward-Levi T. Mann.
Second ward-Charles e. Sparks, Jr.
Third ward--William II. Graham.
Fourth ward-Harvey B. Wigglesworth.
Fifth ward-Homer 9. Simmons.
Sixth ward-Thomas e. Postles.
Seventh ward-Hamiton Stewart.
Eighth ward-James III. Morris.
Ninth ward-Wiliam Paris.
Tenth ward-Willam Ball.
Eleventh ward-JamcS G. Wrightington
Twelfth ward-Mor GRO Mcmillan.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
w EsTEiiN MARYLAND RAILROAD

GI:n nt.,,, IN with p. W. & B. r. Il. at
/ TAXING EFFECT NOV. &c. 1895.
! lows: iii'ieh STATION as h4-
". II. RR IL and Mail ib Main Main Line. n. aon
udy r. V. Il. r.. Chambersburg. Mus,
uhsbHrg and Winchester.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
III Man T. mi'MtYork, 3. and II. Division. anu
S.23 a ~ M =, and Il: r. r.
30 eri e. "iiSrMdin Line Shippensburg, Fred
to Elkton. - ahd " ~
iO i.s,d a, M Accommodation fer Union
bridge, York, Gettysburr
80 p. m.-Accommodatio1 for Irnian
Bridge. LOT "Hi'p
III Il p i,t mnt.LiExpress for York ard %. and
r. Er ?, dmniiaExpress Main Line points, also
burg, anu Shippehs
'', @r p Accommodation for Emory
~ mr., ?. m Accommodation for Union
10 ;;roJ ,, m.-Accommodation for Emory
a or SUNDAYS ONLY.
;. fridge and Hanover.
~ x :, :. INSTRUMENTATION for Union
H9 GrI P, m,--Accommodation for Emory
lo dro p INSTRUMENTATION for Emory
,r Iieket and Baggage Office iii East BAL
Al trains stop at Union Station. Penn.
SsSS a,inii avenue. Fulton and Walbrook
;. M; BOD, b. II. GRISWoLD.
a' manager. Gent Pass. Agent,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
BALTIMORE &OHls,
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect November rs, 1907
All trains Illuminated with Pintse,
o. EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ar.
NEW YORK, weekdays. SOL 1893. 30.
a. m; +12.19. '2.S4, 1858, s5.1S (Royal Lin,
!t ssI . ss .,i t5 a. i0Ss p an .saad. !.
tR 10; IlmitedJ. ~ .lo5 e p. G m ON
$50 ESQ. SIS ss.8s. .io5s. / ii.os ''V a. ~
..l2.i9, .2sa, 800, 's5s, Sis tRoya; Lirv
Sundays. sol. 7.so $50 $3.50 1858, .uS
a. m. '2.34, 800, 1858, s5.1S, (Royai Liz.
ited). sS5, .742. 9Os. 'lO52 p. M
Chester, weekdays. $40, $3.50. 7So 's.s
e.s5, T.42, 1852 p. m. Sunday. $50 SsS
1913, 1888, .ll.35 a. M; '2.3i. 800, az
ZAP. 9.0s. 1862 p. m
| Atlantic City. weekdays, $3.50 a. ~
'121S '2;s4 and '5.25 p m. Sundays, Tn
Cape May, Ocean City. weeH-dayn. am
| a. m; "2.34 p. m. Sundays, 100 a. 10
Sea Isle City, weekdays. $3.50 a "a,
baltimore and Washington. week-dayn
41S. 6.55, 's.O4. '1l.Ol. a. m; '12ss, .2a
319, .34O. .457. '620 (Royal LimIteS
ss a. m: .i25d. .2.O9. s457. 's.s1 (Rors
Baltimore and way stations. 6HB q .
319 p. IN. daily except Sundays; 9.es n
M; 6.43 p. M, Sundays orly.
Newark, weekdays, 41S, 655, st0I. I'll .
a. M; s12.56, 319 s4.57, $685. 100 p a.
Sundays, '4.18, 1904, sos a. m; IAN
t457. 6.43, 1852. 'S.04 p. m.
pittsburg, weekdays, IS on a. M; slH,
.lo.16 p. m. Sundays, 'SA. s. m; "a
Chicago, daily, 'sO4 a. M; '4H D. 10
Cincinnati and st. Louis. 'A.l8 g. a.
1885, and '10.l6 p. m, daily.
5ingerly accommodation, weekdays. eks
a. m; 3l9. CPS. p. m. Sundays, 9Vs q
M: SAB. 1882 p. m.
Landenberg accommodation. wcek-Ga7a
319. i57 p. IN. Sundays. a.S5 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION Fog
Baltimore, Weekdays. $40 y. m.
t.andenberg. weekdays. 8.iU a. m; ~
500 p. m. Sundays. $40 a. m: Cts p. u
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR Wilmint
ton, weekdays. 1855. $50. t73O. 'l0d
HOO a. M. 'l2.2o. '1.37. ! 49, t3.M. aS
1880. $50. .5lS CRoyal Iimitc6. 81
$40, '7sO, $40. '11.S5 m. snnds".
1895. .730, 500, HOO a. m; f12.20, III
i45 42O. $50. '5.4s Utoyal Lim,tsfa
4 $50 1870. $40 1870 p. ia.
Delmarvia Telephone M. 1913
. Rates to Western points lower tina
on any other line.
I In. d. MARTIN, Man. OF Pass. Tra6'
II. A. MILLER. Pass. Ascent, Wiimlngf'
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
FEMININE FRILLS.

A stylish black tatl'eta gown. with the
regulation flare to the skirt, has nj inter
walls running the full length of il hos
plats of cloth. The EtGn Jacket Of silk
is finished in the same way. The result
is particularly stylish and pretty.
Now is the time to get Shitwaist hoxcs.
these pretty oblong boxes covered with
cretonne or chntz, which make comfor-
table window seats or seats anywhere IN
the room. for that matter, and which held
in the best possible manner any mum
her shirtwaistS for the bachelor maid
ana shirts or shirtwaists for the bachelor
man. There Was u fad for these hoNrs
mt one time, and they We're consequently
sold at par. Now. while they arc equally
useful and attractive. they are no longer
Il fad. being few years old. ana thrS
are getting below pal, in price.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

terested in this matter. 1t is not pri-
waite affair, but will touch and vitality
effect every branch Of business in this
city. The wages of the men involved in
this movement will aggi cgate $4,000 4
week, ana their stopping work will take
that amount out of the general business
circulation, and out Of the channels
where the loss OF il will be seriously felt
his business reason. aside from what
we assume is already the general SYM
mthy Of the people with the men ii,
his matter. should prompt general OK
preston Of opinion and desire for Il
speedy and amicuhlc settlement of the
dispute III favor Of the workmen. That
is tie Just side Of the dispute and the
nne il Mich the general interest centels.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

What is the matter?
The Morning News revivcs the story of
The closing of the United States Custom
House hcrr-at least admits that there
* Il possibility Of it. 50 far rs to make
he local Custom House Il suh-Station to
Philadelphia. The News further says
hat The Philadelphia customs officers
would he pleased with such az arrange
mont. The News having twice admitted
he possibility of tagging Delaware on
Pennsylvania rs Il consequence Of The
Adi-Addicksitc movement 10 disrupt AM!
lefrHt tie Republican party. il is time
'or its ll,a@uc.-tlc ,h p0nt Demo
rattle organ Of this citN-to trnt ont its
axe Washington dispatches in denial of
10 News pe"postion The fact arc, a~
H. News states. the culirctursEip OF
tori here can he discontinued upon Il de
artmclt order and the Custom liuus,
tcrr ~ IiractCd ny the collector Of any
lort to which il may he assigned. I'll,
probability Of this is fruit If tht
| Nti-Addicis prejudice which passes Cur
ent hrrcahaut d. high-caStc politics, M,
4 which the News is IN exponent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
PENNSYLVANIAR.R K.
THE STANDARD RAIL. r,,o.
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMOIsE Raj ROAD.

schedule In effect April ~ 1901.
Irains Leave Wilmington as Follows
For Philadelphia (expressl, ISL, 3;o2, ~
$50, 742 75O $50, SIS, S.35, loll ~ iV az
Il ~. ii. 81 i145 a. M, x12.16. l.a, 300 ":
L5S, SOL, 6.07. $50 6.57. III. 9.o6, ana sie
Accommodation, $40, ITO. $40, 11.O0 a. m
.2s0 2,S2. 400, 5.25 6.35, and 1913 =. m an
For Chester (express,. 1.51, 40. $50, 14S'
80. SO s5o, 80 iSn, NJ y and 1dS Sos D. M
accommodation, 61O, IlO, llOO q. M
u 80, 2.32, 400, SIS. 6.35 and 1913 p. ~. :,
For New York Qhroughh, e X r. AZ 10.
soa gs5 (2nI nISs car da igs s7 Dinng Car,
). M, connecting viz. Broad Street S : a
don, Philadelphia. 40. $50, 7lU, o., NY
GS2, ali, ass, 5.O7. COZ. 657, III. sl6. ane
'Vj For = Boston without change. 1902 a. m
AI For 81 Newark Center and intermediate
stations,f 81 a. IN. and 6.35 p. m, a. oo
Baltimore and Washington 20 ~ "
$40, 1918, and 1l.05 a. m, l205, l2l3. ~, u
L5e 85i, ~; s ~; I;ht soS 3D. 40 s'o0' =
- Baltimore and intermediate stations
300 AL, 6,l3 y. M, l2.ls mSht
Leave Philadelphia, Broad t,eet, 70
s2g $50, 4Ol, 446. sos. OBS. 5.3i, $50, so
$40. CTS, 7.Si, !l.26 lI.S p. M and ~
Ace &C, ton, CSC. 100 s,l2. las. .
M, Ia. 3.25, I.OI, 10. CT. S.3o 1921 A.
SUNDAY TRAlNS.
Foi Philadelphia (express), l.b7. 80
+20, g.35, 1882, 1852 ll.45 a. m, l.SI, 80
LIS. 607, $50, III. s.06, and 9l6 2. IN.
Accommodation, 710, $40. 85S a.. nj
l2l4, 200. AGO, 5.25, rs, and in.43 p N.
For Chester (expressl. 81, i2O s.s
ll,45 a. M. l.H. 800. ass, 6.o7, and 800
- Accommodates, ITO. $40 s.55. a. m
l2.i4, 200, 400, SIS. 72S. and 1913 D. IN.
For New York; through expressl. LII
302, 935 Dining Carr, 1882. 1852. ll.16
~ l.37 DINING Gafl, 8 co. $40, 60 On
ing Carr, III, GIG p m. connecting y
Broad Street Station, Phila delphia, 4.
fiO, $40. 9S5 lbs Is. M. i.31, 400, 4
L58, 6M, III, and 1913 y. m.
For Boston, without change, III p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 4.35, 81
us o. M, l2O5. 1913 1.6o, s.5l. 4.Q9 D..
t603 GAG, 1856. S.ll D. M. and l.O5 night
Baltimore and intermediate station
: SIS p. m, 1918 night.
! Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, {
, Wilmington lex 9ress), $50, 7.2G. 1l.23. H.
2 T. M. 3D. 3.l3. 329. i.4d sos. SIS. Cos, 81
= 7.3l. S,S5, ll.26, Ills p. IA, and 12O nigf
: Accommodation. s.35. 9.12. 1885 a. II
:. 1923, 2.32. Cl3, s.3S, and 1922 y. M.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

""t! women appear to have som,
do"htS abont the ease of caring III. tI,,
i h'liA liltIc JAPANESE fern balls 81 Du,,,i.
"i MitiillI the last few years. rhrra i
l'''liHS which will give better rrturu.
''t Tess care and money. Tie average
pil'" 81 me fern ball now is so cents Mn
,i'' :" cents started; they can In f0IInll
~ i'SS' 10 start them they should NJ
! plI nj" = big dish or tub in whfcl, NO.,
can be ctirrly covered with w,,tn,. .,,,f
lel' Ter several hours, or possibiv nyr,
h'sh'. -Aftcr this they must he hlr,.
wv S"lhethihs for time, rs they viii
"rlp Il llltlr. but they must never uf,rr
mn'' ~ soaked 50 thoroughly. A woman
w ~ had one of these balls for I'm,
i's' thr'" years mad" the mistake thr
"'s' Arar q putting her bail to soak in,
:" '' n"Nl run of water two OF thrr.s
''''''S j. we i. AS !; result the ban ,Ii,I
.,''t MIKE the best growth, and many of
49,, ~ "u'os rots rottcd aud dropped on
ms VIII happen mere or less OYER,
.clr WIN HE best Of care. Inn thr tn
y SiShl The second wear the fern Ian
WIS u great success. II wgs sluini;lnJ
l'lN Whtll il seemed 10 need If. once il.
u daS OF two or more often in warn,
Wy weather a bah may need tvn
SpriilEllnSs twice 4 dly If if IL honu;n,.
outdoors where the hot winds viii M,
II. y me rubber plant sprinkler l. g.ni
~ inns hiolSt"ls the leaves without m,L
',is tht ball saggy with water. 4 I'M,
o""N' amer Slrinkling will dispose or IN
~ Sul''rIllulls water. and the bail can
'" ming III place. The place Of this mr.
'U'iiar one Is in Il big north wiud,,,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
About President schwab.

From the Dover Index
President Schwah IF the steel combine
"xnrcssed his opinion before thr md's-
trial Commissions that ORGANIZED labor
destroyed individual opportunities. Does
Schwab also believe that great or@nnizN.
'ionS of capital destroy individual indus
tries? If the first be So It is difficult 10
see why the same principle does not an
My in the second instance.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18
speciaI Excursion to Buffalo, via q,
SsU II. r.

II account Of the dedication exercises
ut the Pan American Exposition Mon
day. May Goth, the Baltimore n ONO
Railroad Comany will sell excursion
tickets for coaches only on trains Of
May 18th and 10Th. good to return ~
coaches on regular trains until Wcdn"s-
day May 22nd inclusive at rate of $1,000
from Wilmington for the round trip
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

Tho titled foreigner who marries Hetty
Green daughter for the purpose of get
ting her money will have TO deal with
one Of the seyercst eases of grip on
record.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

= seems that the sultan concoctcl !,
ll't''" care il order e have quarantine
band Of anarchists WIZ wcro yn;n~ !,
i'ss''ss'nat" him. Latcr he may II Inn
F5hcd 10 defend himself in i similar y.,,
a4HlnS' SOM" q Tho hin collectors.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-18

seems % b" i .hirtsloeyr ana 4wa,
i2W-tail li@llt in which the Democrat. ii,
!" ensas" t"'lay and thc swsllow-Glil
appeAr % ~ very much arraid NJ Nh.
Siilli-Srrvc crowd. This fghr hoS bc.,
""i's g Tor long white. onI If NJ, -
member rightly tie SwaIow-tails NM,
h'"n Icing th" nominating anl thc ,,,iI,.
sleeves nav" been clcctiug Tho otfnoe.
When that coutl not H. ~rrcressr,glf>. ~
sin"ercd, til >wallow-tai- inyrptrl ii.
s'hrnn q apolintiag the officer. which
t"N Specially d"Sir,l 10 kocp IN th.i,
control. We'll. The ight Is IL aeaitT. I.r
- lhr hcst fellows Win. The credit -,
ii lhraling the hcst tickrf the ncnao.,t
KING make. il what thc Rcpuhlir,n. VI.
I ;nn sp,oshs time. The tignt l,,ity ,yiu 4
,onnd over aIta to j,nps. for III, to tho circI.
ion