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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30

HA1HRDADHHRY.
HENRY S0NhEbORN
!: MAKES SHIRTS.
MILAfNERY.
NEW FABRICS
FOR GRADUATING DRESSES.

FUN GRADUATING DnESBnSs
White Snkalet, soft and silky finish,
warranted to launder well. Wash Chit
fons, thin and dainty.
White and coiers guaranteed to wash
and retain their original lustre.
Organizes. Batistes. Dimities, Natnsooks
and many others in large variety
Lace Collars and BolerO Jackets
In Arabian and other makes of laces.
To be wsrn over all styles of garments.
Very desirable.
HOSIERY.
We carry only the best makes-known to
wear we'll.
Black Cat" "Onyx'' and "Hermsdorf''
for Ladies', Childrazs and Infants. Lace
hose from sc UP.
MILLINERY.
We have never shown such an elegant
line of strictly up to date trimmed MILL
merry, nor such a, large variety OF fashions
late productions.
NEW IDEA PATTERNS.
All kinds, at the uniform price Of 10c.
> Y.AH CIV cKER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-30
CIR AlDUATES.

We extend you cordial invitation when locking
graduating Our White
Embroideries the Hosiery
chiefs ewf assortment and
price.
The sun., 1901-09-04

Our Democratic friends who have
been struggling to solve the problem IN.
volv,M in cheaper prices. for tariff pro
tcctcl articles. in foreign market thnn
in the home market. can find II question
Of more local Importance i'll the fact that
coal III this market is always low priced
when the rich ana wcll.to-do huy then
winter supply. and always high priced
when the poor people M" compelled tn
huy il to keep from freezing. The mys'
tcrious part OF this unpleasant fact about
the local coal market, is that coal. II,
winter time. sells in all the ncighhorins
cities ana towns NJ about one dollar less
per ton than il is sold for here. Why j
this thus? And further why is il that
uunrtrr and half tons of coal delivered
to poor people who are forced Ia buy u
small quantities. cost more IN propnriini
than whole tons? Is this necessary or y
the practice only convenient way 81
squeezing dollars ont of the pockets o
the helpless poor?
The sun., 1901-09-04

composed OF heavy naval guns mounted
hy himself.
Latter he was sent to Peru, where he
distinguished himself in Il fight with re-
voltcd coolics IN the Chinclia Islands.
In 1871 Schlcy. now n Licutenant-Com-
mnndrr. found himself in the thick of one
Of our almost forgotten little wars.
4 squadron under Rear Admiral Rodgers
was preparing to punish the Koreans for
s,ixing an American schooner. n landing
party of seven hundred men was put
nm .lrr Commander Lewis \. Kimberly,
who has recently been excused from serv-
iny on the Schlcy Court of Inquiry. and
Schlry as Adjutant. did all the work of
lnrganizins the column \ Korean fort.
strongly defended. was taken NY storm.
Schlcy being The second man on the
wall. or this exploit Commander Kim
hrrly said III his report
The citadel was captured, hut dearly
So. Ms the gallant and brave Mckee.
| the first to enter over the parapct fell
mnrtnlly wounded. with two wounds.
lieutenant Commander Schlcy was the
next officer in the fort. and killed the
Korean who wounded Mckee. To Lien
Tenant Commander Schley belongs the
credit nf organizing the expedition and
carrying ont the several details which
went far Ia prevent confusion and induce
success His arrangement of the boats
his Suprrintcndrncc of the various la
llnrS an shore in destroying the guns and
forts. encouraged the men. and setting
thcm brave example in ming the sec
onl in The fort NJ its Storming and
h,Iug in readiness nj all times To render
assistance where needed render praise
| f,. NJ his In hnr
land actions. Judgment and system. speak
rnr themselves Command him 10 you,'
lnoticr.
In 1854 Commander Schlcy was chosen
lnm OF all the officers OF the navy ~
command the expedition sent tn thr
Arctic for the relief ~ the Greedy party.
lie had never hccn in the ice before hut
hc planned and equipped his expedition
himself AMI forced his way through thu
lpack 10 Cape Sabine Il month earlier than
the feat had ever been performed before
lnr has been since.
lie got there u hundred miles ahead nt
the whalrrS who were spurr,d by a RI.
wari of $4,000 which was not open Il
the navy
lie spcnt his time NJ the masthead in
The crows nest. Il harrrl-likr affair. with
ju>t room IL stand M i'll. and he lid not
~ dnwn into the cahin for warm meals
Init had his cold yictuals hauled M Il
him.
For this exploit Schlry was mad,
Chirf ~ The Hurrau 81 Equipment. with
the rN-otlcio rank VI commodore. II
thai position he intrn,lnc-i many natall,
irrfurmS,
In 1891 he was in command ~ the Rslti
mrrr wlyu some Uf his men We're kill",
tara others wounded in riot nj Val
uarli~n His ,,aalnrSs and Judgment ~
that orca>iou saved Us from war Will
lCllli
This is very l4,la ah,idsmrnt NJ til,
r,sNrd ~ the man whu is n"w accusr Al
~lnth, Incompetence and CnwariiC,. i
lhr charges could l'r sustained charaSi1
wei,la crease IL count for anything In thi,
l,Nprl1
The sun., 1901-09-04
THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

Ia cut nor crush the fish. Put it into
wooden bowl and beat Il with pestic,
beating always the one way.
The beating should continue until
light paste is obtained, say half an
hour; then for a medium sized pudnlhs
add gradually two well-beaten eggs ana
half a pint OF cream beaten ~, drop ~
drop, with the pestle. This means an
other half hour Of beating. By TINS time
the cook should have the fluffy paste,
which must Ire put in 4 pudding mpu'd
and steamed for an hour. II should cur
exactly like snow pudding When done,
and is usually eaten with drawn bnt,rr
sauce or melted butter and parsley, WIN
u dash of paprika.
Recjpe No. 9 is much simpler ana
makes n delicious sandwich for lEht
lunch or a late supper with drop "l
something to drink. Get pot nf M
,hoyy paste. the imported kind which
comes in tiny white pots the size of IN
egg. Into half Il tcacupful Of mayonnaiSe
dressing made with Tarragon vinegar,
work two t.nsroonfuls of the paste ana
three harl-boilcd eggs chopped me
Spread the mixture on thin slices OF rye
bread. Norwegian sandwiches are us
uully made with hut one slice oi brchn
Al ordinary French dressing may hr a'ln
stituted for the mayonnaiSc if preferred
Rccipe No. is a very good tlnn"
try with Il chatting dish. Heat Il smokr'
iinnan haltie either in the oven or y
steamng until skin and bones can IL
easily removed. Break the fish llghll y
into small hits. Into n spider or chti'l,
dish nut half pint Of cream or rlc'
milk. and when it is very hot add hrnp
ing tc:ispoonful of butter. int" wh'ti
has been rubbed Tablespoonful Of hour
Stir constantly until the saucc has thl'k
cncd. anl then add the fish and lrt
cook for two or three minutes Longer
or course dash Of paprika should l'r M
. ,led for seasoning. The -four may y
omitted and the yolli of an egg llScd 7
thickcu il n richer sauce is desired, y
possibilities Of smoked hndaock are Z"
little appreciated in this country fo
quick breakfast or for camp or nirh'
/, this dish is invaluable, ms ten minutes
double boiler is all the cooking require
r and a lit OF butter all the seasoning.
The sun., 1901-09-04

show thnt this was an important en-
but because of the number of men eii-
gagged, which the best authorities esti.
innte at about 1000, and because it was
preliminary TO the disastrous battles
of lsrandywine and Germantown.
II IL fitting too, as we related yesterday
morning, that this discovery OF new
honor for the State, and which has led
to the marking Of u historic battlefield
with permanent movement, should
have bccn made incident to the putting
Of "Old Glory" on the local public
schools. II was IN the interest OF the
schools TINT the writer studied the his
tory Of the flag. arrived ut this conclu,
sion verified IN the movement ut Cooci's
Bridge, announced 10 pupils OF the public
schools, and nftcrward asserted II in the
public prints II was disputed OF course;
hut the dispute Is now settled in favor
Of Delaware.
Mr.. wilkins Cooch Il to be congrntu
lated III the ndornmcnt OF his beautiful
home by the placing of the monument.
| The Delaware Historical Society. and the
other patriotic societies, through whose
interest and zeal the site has been de-
tcrmincd ANA the monument placed, arc
10 he congratulated upon the completion
of work OF such patriotic interest aud
historic value.
The sun., 1901-09-04
BRIEF BUT BREEZY.

Strike crisis,
rarN days drawing 10 4 cln>r,
Cunning stori> arr uow ru rislr.
Advertise in Th, sun the Wax, cara
rr>' pals.r Nou Will srJ s,sNi results
fiuy day fnr c,mutry walk> an ,,m
iuS
W hal iiny showing II ilas> yc>t,
idy.
Grapes ar, coming in AMI bringing ne,
t1ri%tS.
R,s,>eNrlt j. doing heap ~ ">tr,un
nu>& talkins,
Upton j. evidently s,,ins 10 sivc j,
j >Jaip aud / Eossi yha>,.
S,a >h1rr hnicl men an, hAlancias III, I.
ieldt ana cr,>iit Calamns now.
Street cSr Arriicnt> an, lSS~,mius Il,
,s'mman A. deaths hN ir1Mnius
rhc observance, ot lStisW Day in =,
pS,tS ~ thr country w.,> the mu>i y
,rn>lNr CNcv Known >iltcS the establish
rarat - thc holiday
The sun., 1901-09-04
THE RECORD OF
ADMIRAL SCHLEY

III HI tNs N,M NvyN Journal
II lViut Spgtt, hIG lpyH accused VI is-
aptUA i. ynNaniip, hrtnvc Crn,nrG,>
HA SantH4a t.is Gr>i question ikAt
NNaGNi hAEt t,gu a>N,sl Nt,Uid h;tV, l4i,,u.
sMhy i tsGa Smi;b Mia; i h,>
rsss4gi aaa m@g isty ie,> i' thrsm ~
,br pe5b@hGJy M sa,h 4 ,har-,"
III m, Sq;rmi7r it'alE. ~ the Er
lsrw Rr>trN> Ms rarN EuJamm su.
~ " tlg, question "Mh i Niuucb'
Swu SyN,,s lUr >iasS hr ,,il> uay
Il ,,Nuu,v na7l III, wha wi>h ;n - thu
UNcHi~ nf th,, SufMt II i>a> III ihrir
NrnfSv perspective
SsIyle, Ms uyid>GtpmaW when ;hr
yjN8g Mar twsAr au, liz shan ,atur hnue
tn,W frolz ln>, atte; a, attash ~
r.. >NuiJ, Su.hCr0 t,;'5t7,s> N,.st y5a
>9l.nS ,Ygfy Gay rEs 0a;h ~ al,r
Ssanyg wi> gtrulrgys! a. this southern tsay
Ar ihnnshs yhr rstte. ,NTr. Sui, wUh
6Ui >H,NsoS Mis-; ht> family ,T tFh,u,l>
hs& !onc 8, yy>a'yr. sa >ti,k ~ IhC Nhl
aaC lir >2-t0& Mn, r&gG
1;,s, GE>> N'u >a,t ai> CAPTAIN. II
lsr'NS ;e,, Nau haw auNsu.>'y hANt
Wa'i,si f,7 th.> EG ! Nstg0 y8s'G s {
8ly l-N <stsw yag$l ~
lNtlt stv5 :, al,y thy twenty ,NlH
Ms> Nlg N uUaai ~ Nus ~ ,is Hr>t
psisr> rar,i Ia IL, tA,NAsAt s. Char
s>;,s M h&a low x ;ta v.trl Suj
at W%> Ell navigate 'yc &r;nNs| >lragr
a. e. laASliuAthla ilr lrxtss,,i .., shan,
3Ea>s>, Nsq; ;ks tapsun,i ,s,su wN>ily
sjNsy. usSif swS Y hi> >&i't1> ,iy,N 81
sNs> :s& tSs-g,i ;lsy = v, taga Nya..w Is
lSaS af,ey yeyaae ~ cs1A; days
Ii shd a.. ;AEs~ ycar> - 'lih Wal
>tA}cy wa> Sjpf,s>t continually SSAtiR-
iic wA> w5,h E,'-Ssuy ana rNrtes -,
tHc Mj>>'>>i'Yl a'ii ;eSNS nss; ~ -at
ssSSs ~ rsss H;tjsea with lSuA lsA;;svy
The sun., 1901-09-04
Mothers.

Mothers arc the QnecreSt things.
Mymhrr when ,lohu went away.
M Int muthrr crird and rri,Nd
Whru they >aid gnnlly that day.
She ju>t ialk,sl, ani >vrm,d ID i"
\ut ile slightest hit upset
Mas tltt ouly 0lN wha ~Mlltl'
n,Ayl> tNU> wuTG streaming Wet,
Ma when lahN ,awc back aGaiu
0U tuylcuGb, >.,;r Mll sound,
Nltll Wria' tor hi> deeds
Ntal wi,hNtu Il >tugl, waurd,
Nhl,r thr r,>t ID ~ hurrahri.
tIush,l 1ul jokti Nnl lanyri ahau
Nethcl ki>>rl hym 'h,u she ,riri
Cra,l .tua cried Ike IN sit nut
Edwin l.. Sahin,
The sun., 1901-09-04
For THE WEST
TRAINS S LEAVE BROAD ,I, STREET

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA.
$40 a. m, daily. Pittsburg, Chicago. Gin
cinnat, Louisville and st. Louis. Din
ing carl.
lo.25 n. m. daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cago. mo coaches 70 Pittsburg) Lin
lted to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and ST. Louis, Dining Gar
- 25 D. m. daily Pittsburg and Cleveland
30 D. m. daily. Pittsburg. Chicago. Nash
vile (via Cincinnatn, indianapolis. an,
St Louis. Dining caro-
S.25 p. m, Pittshurg. Columbus. In
dianapois. Louisville and st. Louis.
S5D y, III. daily, Pittsburg and Chicago
| for Toledo. except Sunday
| ll.m y m. daily. Pittsburg. Cincinnati
and Cleveland.
| II - y. nj. daily. Pittsburg. ana Chicago
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except Sat.
urday.
The sun., 1901-09-04
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. Express GAG p m.
daily sleeper to Port Tampa. Augusta.
Memphis and New Orleans: 736 D. m,
daily, slcepers to New Orleans. Macon.
Memphis. Nashville. via Asheville and
| Hot Springs
daily sleepers 10 t'harIestnn. Macon and
Port Tampa; i05 n. m, daily, sleepers Il
| Richmond and Jacksonville.
| Chesapeake " Ohio Railway Sll p. m.
daily, dining car and sleepers to cincin
natl
Scaboard Air Line Railway. Expires,
| i.35 n. m. daily, sleepers to New Orleans
land Jacksonville. "Florda and Metropo
Titan Limited" 400 y. m, daily. sleeper;
to Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-09-04
CEI.ERRarloN At CooCH's
BRInGE.

rl,y ,cIrnauyu i0ytiew @ thr MnNyi
,ng nt thy wymuncW, 8 GeNh> Rriis
was L >ur,r>>, Notwithstanding tNfS
clement wrathrr such st,hltn- Il.
,br IUs,lay ~ st> county aut Sau has
>rhh,w ,ssu ssvu. Su,lt salheflH% upaa
>U,h m aud has hren Nrp rae n
a,S rhytv M,er several Thousand rr
p,y ps.>,N and hun,hssl, n ,hsm ram,
AZ @ss> rhc ralI ;hc mud, ar.
what wnuLl 5nnnaull haNe Ism ,en>.A
ass. ,, M>tan,r> y. ,ls>~mtart ,hi nN,
lsr IN d>,saasrt dt>,,mnis aiN 4
,i. Ns>iJ,y> l,luylssh w> III 4 sNNl
Namag sna r,trNi-,N aIa'ysw,l A IS
fGrn>ciN a;c,>I~ h Il, e.tfaam, cAcr
sI>,> a'i1 tb, h.>us., ia,Ni,di al wsIy
w,sha,urs aaA n>Nni,Ws
rho m.yNtus n thi, ~, s ha u.s.g
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wa> 6s>i m.tml,j q la,ti, fNo> is>
pr,,J l.su' L ht>,oiy aul a,y,'el> ISIS.
y rasnrt Rauos i ,Ne -, SJAJc y
fn lnaH m. sr-atcut tor NJ !
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wAcu :; CySNA's Rsi&se The TvSVrss
The sun., 1901-09-04
DEATHS

sAGf4; Eth iats tiiy. - SelteIahsr ,lrl
ltrepA = BstSaesi Sey,i - ytA7s
SelsiSVes sri tr.tta:s So :oys's: - SIZE ~ n +,
fGuerAl ses VICES si his ste res ieets NJ NJ.
hsFsnth sseSi 81 We lt~iav q moon a,
"a c'eAoes laisruaeci si wtic,.a ss.,n sr 4
Srsniy xine esnnesesy.
NsCoRAlck-oH AUsasi y ias! !s-,ts "
No-Eick, sssS :! yssS
4 Fce-ioss one .ro1s rs AAs saas vo3aa ",
loved i s.sll
Ftsts $ rSeAni in o1r hosss y. s,l asvs, csr
es sisrS
Gsst. il hs ~isiays hAs -SeA,9y,t tie ta-- Fl.
iovs hsi ciyea
AT iSoceh iSs hasay s4Er-ts-S ss-s 10 -, Z.
ssse in Eesrsl
sSiiy U.sss. ~ 81
MARIA BEApLEY.
NEITs->otdeoiy, c1 S<rsezsS- sx~,.
Ailsts, 80 = ssss1si sd laz-A White I,
rs iNs rear.
Dss ssses o. sse tsHs-Sl vii he gwen.
The sun., 1901-09-04
FOR RIJEEAIO

VIA Emporium Junction, $50 u. m, anf
So j. m. daily.
Via canandaigua, $50 n. m. week days
$50 p. m, except Saturday, and II ~ i
m daily.
NrStihue parlor ears ana Dining en-
No extra fare other than the usual Pull.
man charge.
90 Limited Express. Nestihule ParloI
Cars. NcStibule Passenger Coaches au1
Dining car No extra fare
The Wilmington Transfer Company vii
call for and check baggage from hotel
and residences
For further Information passengers ar,
referred 10 the ticket agent at the station
~ u, Hl'TcIllNSON, J. T. WOOD
General Manager, General Pass Agt
The sun., 1901-09-04

lates little undcrslrcvc. These SlilridS
cost Is cents each.
Il. IL. Scott, dry goods
brilliant effects are to h. seen III
mems French liner handkrrchirfS. which
cost $.25 each. These handk.rchlrtS
come in plads ard stripes nnd in piilIn
colors pink for instance the c"ntre Of =
light shud", and with u darker shade III
the border and possibly band Of white.
some ~ the qnirtrr designs come in hia' X
and white i'll small plaids or stripes.
Friezes for the nursery come in Noah $
Ark designs seven panels. ii"c rect in
inyth ii which the animals two hy two
are wandering from the ark. 1t Is y
deep fric2e and most attractive for lhc
childrcn'S room. The panels can 10 sep
aratcd II necessary between the pairs ~
animals to iii into different parts Of The
room. where there may lr Instructions q
the wall. The whole thing is in couts
and bright and attractive.
| The old time sewing birds that or
grandmuthcrS cllmpcd to til" table beside
them when they werr NJ work are now
To he fornd in the shops. They are Tho
same funny little birds. and open THEFT
mpnths III the same old WAY 10 hold on'
end of u hem or long seam. Even the
little round pin cushion on the top seem
| To he the same shade of red aS ne III,
ones The granlmnthcr> Thought tnel
could not an without these helps. an'
Jcvrry other woman who hears oI thcu
who does any sowing At ALL SAYS tina
lnothing would delight her 81 much rs Il
u.s. one for old Sakr's sake II for nothln
more. They cost 80 cents.
The woman who wears black uul"rwcH
Lon nj least prticuatS, with her hlac
gowns huys the little under petticoat
III soft light India silk, triuan" Wit
black lace They are c"ol aud comfort
IAllr. and add but little tn The clrcumtrl
fence Of the wearrr. which is one of thti
greatest charms.
Jewish New Year cards are To hr four
In large numbers and in all STYLES, fral
the simplest cards with 'Glu,-kwunSch
Ill German. "a Happy New Year"
English and the Hebrew equivalent I
the most elaborate with flowers MI
ltiusel which are sent ont in boxes.
sss
Now is thr timr "a huy : corn srafr'
The most elaborate IL these come in til
form nf wooden benches; that is to Sa!
Iwith a board of some hard wood wit
1.-Two supports NJ either end On the uui,
side. These ARE Il hold thF hoard whic
Ia hrnai slit across the centre. owe
thr hnwl. into which the corn il to !
grated. On one side NJ this opening
= raw ot small pins, which score the kci
nrl> ~ corn aS the rar is drawn lrnstl
wi>r nu the board. which is ahmt rs Inn
Il the ear. On the other side of III
rrning is knife which >crap.s th
N,rn off after the netslle> have prepare
III way The cnrn fans through III
Ialtuins into the dish This >rraprr cost
" cents.
The sun., 1901-09-04
Railroad Reduced
Rates TO Indianapolis. Account OF
sovereign Grand Lodge, q. o.. II.

For the meeting OF; the SOVEREIGN
Grand Lodge. independent Order of Qua
Fellows, at Indianapolis. September l.
TO u, tile PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Com'
pamy will sell round-trip tickets to In
dianapolis from all points on its lines
at rate Of single fare for the round
trip. Tickets will he sold September II
to is inclusive, and will be good to re-
Il rn. leaving Indianapolis not earlier than
September 10 nor later than September
%. BY dcpositing ticket with Joint
Agent September 10 to % and upon pay
mcnt Of fifty cents an extension of the re'
turn limit may be secured, to leave India
napolis to October I. inclusive.
The sun., 1901-09-04
The Suns Daily Bill of Fare.
Wednesday, September 4th.

III NCHEON.
Corn creams. Bread and butter. Whrc
Cake.
Cucumber soup. Chicken pie. Peas and
young carrots. Lettuce salad, French
Dir, ssing. Coffee.
BREAKFAST TOJORROW.
IIomny Cups with cream. Small fried
| fish. Gucumlers and tomatoes. Thimble
cakes. Coffee.
RECJpES FOR TODAY.
| Thimble Cakes-With one quart OF
| flour sift two teaspO0nfuls baking pow
der and tablespoonful of salt; rub in one
| half cup butter and one-half cup lard;
lmoistcn with milk to the consistency OF
biscuit dough, roll ont One-quarter inch
thick and cut with small cutter. Butter
gri,ldlr slightly and bake On both sides
to II delicate brown.
| Corn Crcnlns-tirntc the corn from the
ears AMI for each cnpful mix III tht
unbcntrn whites Of thrc" eggs. one smai
Tablespoonful of salt. onc snltsp0ohfu
of white pepper and half u cup OF sweet
cream whipped slightly. Dust bIttcr"
gem pans very thickly with chopped par
Slcy. ill with the corn mixture and co"l
| in the oven twenty-five minutes. On
round platter place nest OF parsi",
land around Il lay the corn creams.
lCHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE
Fish Recipes Norway is the iish conn
TRY par excellence. \ slender strip o
lruygcl mountainous land in II vast oceai
fish naturally plays prominent part il
Scandinavian domestic and political econ
nmy. and il is To h. expected that tn
Scandinavian cook will excel in iisl
dishes. One OF the most popular MOI
wcgun dishes Is called fish pudding
ike the famous southern beaten III.
cult. this dish prcsupposrs cheap lnlo
land plenty of it. However. the seeke
latter culinary novelties will feel ampl
lrrpnid for the tronblc. Fresh haddoc
Is the first choice for this dish, but ra,
ling that. the most perfect cod ohtainahl'
Roll the fish until skin and bones can !,
lcnsily removed. This must he done ligh
It's with the fingers. taking care ne'th'
The sun., 1901-09-04
IN THE SHOPS.

LITTLE cunmstAl tnIlans are attractive
,,D iSsk wSiSt>.
MN>l aiIrSctivc nl,'nlis clo,h >gs-t>
atty ,H,i,t'> l0Us. Arr >,llins Is 81 F,Er.
.a> b, some ~ these an in strips Mil. S
a,aJs ~ l,>s lscalike eifsSt. ami ,r,s,g>
haNr ! l,lsiu Cy'utre With ! l-,rNiry :. nv
tCSN,> SrSglsi the tsise rh,>sA sre Sll ls
e p0;ty uulAcAcht,l shade. they wash
well and an. SSrylyvStssS..
nTV>> >hsvaas to- ihia GOWNS have SaJ.
>,ts ,i,~Np ~ - inside ih,, vSi>s. III. ,;her
side u 60 INSIDE the ssseye, nos ulore shsn
an inrh Wide sg.i n saslse sAie,yis has the
e;sers ~ 4 bTce>ie5 white silk and sia,u-
The sun., 1901-09-04
Pennsylvanis Railroad Reduced
Rates TO San Francisco.

ON ae,snnnt ~ the rricuual CanNu
,iau ~ the Protestant Episcopal Ghnyyu
H. ~ held al san Frauci>..a hrGiuut :
October :. the PENNSYLVANIA RailraMl
Company will scll rouudtrip tickets "a
san Francisco fr,,m s,l points an W>
iit,, at greatly p,iny-i rates,
rnket> will Il, >ld September Is ~
IS. inclusive. aiel wil. ~ s,-,i II rrturn
,n leave San EriHri>,,n not earlicr thau
otiel-cr : AMI uulS au date ~ execution
IN Joint Agent. s. whom ~ II titt1
,.ui> must l. i4iii ani passengers mN>r
-,.syh original starting r-aini ly Navrm
l-5- i, 1891
g'hr PENNSYLVANIA Railroai Camraia
w3l al>a run 1 pyr>"ury -CDu1uars.
l'onr Il the raciti, C0H>t IN th.> ea,s~lp,g
.hy >lS~ial train. >tartiuc S,inm'.yr l
and p.Iuruinc 9t9ler = knHni rEr
-;stc. Sis.
For further Information sprly II akr,
-rui>. NJ ai,.r,>> ti@t w Il vG- 4,
>>rani Grncrsl PASSENGER AsrH, rhii.
ielphis.
The sun., 1901-09-04

The people generally appreciate thr
difficulty which heSet President Elliott
or the lournal Printing Company, III get
ting rid of garbage Il is suggested that
the Board nt llralth station, permanently
a garbage cart within call nf Fourth and
Shiplcy streets. aud the cart IL supplied
With the hest possible drolnriyrr.
The sun., 1901-09-04
DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle S.l3 n. m, 1903, 402 and
Cos y. M, week days.
For Lewes and Rehoboth, S.l3 a. m
i.02 p. m, week days.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar
S.l3. 105S n. m. i.O2. 6.5S. and l2.ll p m
Sunday, 1211 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 800 p
m. week days.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Poin
Comfort and Norfolk. 105S n. m, week
days and l2.1l night daily.
The sun., 1901-09-04

The Democratic prefix, dc. spnils re-
form, Change the Republican, 4, for iht
democratic u. aud the word hccom"
form. The changed significance of tbs
word aptly represents III" effect Of Demo
cratic non partisan efforts NJ reform
The result has always been political
de- fomity. Local rrformrrs would Il,
well tn note the fact stated.