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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

ment. 1t was denounced as relic OF
barbarism and as exerting degrading
influence upon those VINO We're subjected
to its operation. Exper ence has not con-
firmed these arguments. On the con-
ti'ary, il has disproved them, and 1t Is
now admitted by judges and magistrates
and others whose experience has enabled
them to form an instructed opinion, that
corporal Punishment is IN agent for the
prevention of crime which, within proper
limits, is more valuable because more
effective than any other.
A few days ago there was held i'll
Wilmington, Delaware, n meeting OF
philanthropic men who had assembled
for the purpose Of eliciting an expression
OF opinion favorable TO the passage OF
bill now before the Delaware Legislature
to abolish the pillory and the whipping
post. One of the speakers ut this gath
oring was Chief Justice Charles II. Lore,
and his remarks gave his hearers com
Eplete dsagreeable surprise. They had
Expected him to support the legislation
which they We're promoting. and It took
them considerably abacll when he pro-
ceeded to oppose It. He agreed that
4 the pillory had become IN anachronism
and that it might proiitahlv be abolished
hut he was far from saving the same
thing about the whipping post. His
statements upon this subject were of q
kind which must have given the good
people who heard them a succession OF
nervous shocks. He declared that III the
forty years Of his experience one-third
of the criminals coming before the court
had been non-residents. and That of those
who had been sentenced to be whipped he
had not heard of one who ever returned
10 the state after receiving his punish
mrnt. The whipping poSt. he said, had
been the one thing which had protected
the State from the invasion of Il criminal
army, aud he knew ol 10 other system
50 eflicaciously preventive. Consequent
~ he was opposed to the effort making
for its abolition.
This is an attitude in which he has
plenty Of company, and that of the best.
Right here in Phiadchltia number Of
tie Common Pleas judges have publicly
expressed their belief that il would he
. . good thing to restore the use Of the
whipping post in Pennsylvania. while not
one that we know Of has taken the con
frary view. Some mouths ago there was
held convention Of Pennsylvania magiS
frates, and the whipping posi- was one OF
he subjects discussed uppn that oc
,asi0n. The sentiment with regard to il
was practically unanimous aud although
rom mn undue fccliu@ of conservatism
the convention r"fruircl from adopting
a resolution INVITING thu Legislature t.
take action in the direction indicated, /
WIS evidently heartily IN favor of sucl
hein@ done.
All over tho country from time I,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

Colonel du Points denial don't go. 1t
is a fact beyond dispute that the parties
most interested in the Ubiquitous crusade
against Mr.. Addicks as the Senatorial
candidate of the Union Republican party
are the people who are preventing the
operation OF the OXy-Hydrogen Com
pany's plant in competition with the
Wilmington Coal Gas Company. So
plain is this seen that the political ques-
ton involved is assuming the phase of a
controversy of the Union Republican
party versus the Wilmington Coal Gas
Company. That is the way the people
see it.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

There gre political rumors that inui-
cate that Congressman-e elect Ball is re-
pudiating the ante-election agreements
Union Republicans at the November
election. Mr.. Balls agreements were
such as to obligate him to he the repre-
sentative of the whole Republican party
and not of Il faction. Does Mr.. Bal
want TO make the impression that he was
Willingly dishonest in his ante-electior
agreements?
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

Whenever a lie is told about politics
Colonel lu Points organ in this city may
be counted on to repeat il. With the
figures of the election returns in its
own files it bobhed up yesterday to bols
ter up the story that sixty per cent of the
Republican vote at the last election OPP
posed the election Of Mr.. Addicks to the
Senate. The du Pont organ has no use
for the truth.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
FOR TiaE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. Express G.46 p. m.
daily, sleepers To PORT Tampa, Augusta,
uemphls and NeH oile.As a"u III mas n,
lfu. sdays OLA! 20 y. IN, ualS SIC iels T.
Aen oreuis, Macon, Mcinln 5. NashvI.ie. yru
.,shviie Di4d liVt springs. "tlUiua Limlt,u,
ior ~. aug usti.e and augusta 8 % y III. weeh
aays.
..tlantic Coast Lie Expr,ss i2.Ia y III dal,!
slct peas 20 IhIIcstuh JaeEsUnSIue, Macon.
.Clt Iamia (suhdd!s uni!J, lhoiusonyI. i,
uesua!s U.I! j. l..5 "A IN tally, 5 cvptrs .
Tor ~ augustine anu Port Tampa . - D. IA
~eek-da!s.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway S.ll .
m. dairy, dining car, ana sleepers {.
Cincinnati.
SeaDuard Air Line.-Exprcss AIS a. Ia
daily, sieepers to New ORGANS and JaCh
oOatllie, 'rlolldG ana AllliulelItdI lIinItCu,
~ y. III, daily, sleelets u 81. Augustl-e an,
atlanta,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
Mr.. WARMERS ADVICE

Our legislators shoull respect this
wish as expressed rs the people ana be-
governed by the majority of the pcoplc
81 the whole state rather than ~ dis
trlcts ~ portions Of the State containing
Tess than half OF the population.
e. L. Warner.
What We quote above is a part Of the
letter written b. Mr.. L. T. Warner 10
Representative Ewing, ut Dover giving
him ADVICE about voting for United States
Senators. What we quote is good advice,
and il Mr.. Warner has given it 10 all
the Republican members of the Lcgis-
lature they ought 10 take him at his
word and vote for Senators in accord
with the vote of the people. II is true
mat Alr. Warmers opinion as to the 10.
cation of the majority vote Of the people
IS wrong. liz was either miSinformcd.
or the victim of misrepresentation or the
election figures as made after the cleo
lion. Neither Of these causes for the
errors Of statement in his letter, how
ever. alters the fact that he has stated
has faith IN, and insisted upon rcSppct for
the vital principle in American politics.
respect for the majority will of the PEG
PIE as expressed at the polls. II Mr.
Warner is sincere in his advice and
ready TO do what he has advised the
Republican members Of the Legislature
TO DO, he will revise his expressed opin-
ions upon the Senatorial question, and
stop opposing the election Of Mr. Adj
dicks to the senate, without regard to his
personal wishes in the matter, because
more than 70 per cent. of the Republican
vote at the last election as in favor of
his, Mr.. Addicks' election to the Senate.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
PENNSYLV WANNA r. X.
THE STANDARD RAIL
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
BALIINIOlsE Raj ROAD.


PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d.
BALIIhOitE Raj ROAD.
| Schedule in eilecs Januar! ID, 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington as follows;
For Philadelphia (express), l.57. S.Oz, Az,
$50 7.42 7.5U, SOU $50, y.jo, lO.ll. lOd2, lU9@,
ll.22, lL32, has a. m., xl2.l6, l.Sl, 800, ~.
4.5S. 5.Ul, 6.Vl, $50 6.5i. ia, $40, ana 9.l0
! Accommodation, 6.1O. 71O, $40, ll.OO a. m.
1880, 2.3z, 4.UU, $40, 900, ana lO.43 p. N.
! For Chester lexpfessJ, l5l Az, 6.5U, i.42
7b0, $40, SoU 500, lO.ll, liz, llS2, ll4o, a.
M, l.37 $40, 4.os, 6UI, G.5l, and y.Vj p. m
4 Accommodation, 6lO, 7lO, ll.OO, a. M,
i 1880 2.3z, 4.VU. 90, b.Jo and lO.43 y. III.
4 For New York uhrough eXpressl, l6I,
3.O2, 9.5J iDlninS Carr 49,, NO., lib a.
m, xl2.l6 tDinlns Carr, Lsi lDtnins carr.
4 5.ll, 90, $50 (D,ulns ,ar ~ ed q
y. IN, connecting wa BrOau street Sta-
ton, Philadelphia, Az, 65U, LlU, 49,, 500.
y.55, lO.ll. 100, ll32, las d. m, I2.5U, l.S1,
2.54, 3.ll, 45S, 5UI, 6.Ul, b.5I, al, 3.l6. and
For Boston without change. 1902 a. m.
For Newark Center ana intermediate
stations, i.3i a. m. and 600 y. M.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.3o, 300,
y.lv. lv.lo. and lbs q. IN, l2.Ve, l2.4S. xl.l5,
l.5U, sol, 4.Uy, 5l5, t6.U3, 646, nO1, 1885, Oh
y. IN, and l.U5 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
3.Uu, Al, ois y. ~, l2.ls ni.h IT.
Il
! Wilmington (eSpress), 800, i.2O, 10, So,
lU.23, ll,15, ,33 H., Xl2,56 Lib, az, 3.l5
o,2y, 3.O4, 4.Ul, 446, 0U5, 0.21 J.o4, o.09, $40
o.2U, 800, 7.Sl, LIS, A.2o y. III. Gld lL.A
night.
Accommodation. $50. 1880, 9i1. 1885,
M, l.z3. go, An, ~. t.27, s.3o, lO.22, at
! u.30 p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (e&prcss). l.51, 80.
Az, $50, 1872, 400, llIo a. IN, l.oI, 3.Uv
4.5S, so, 80, Ill. 5.UU, and $40 y. IN.
accommodation, IiU. S.lV, 800 u m,
I2l4, 40, l.UJ, 90. LIS ana IUi5 y. III.
! For Chester Ie&pfessl, l.0I, i.ZO $50
LAO u. IN. l.S7, 3UV, 4.3S, gu, and 5.O5 y
IN.
Accommodation. 40, S.lO S.55, a. m.
l2.l4, z.VU, 4.UU, D,25, i.2S, ana 1915 y. IN
For New furaL through eApressD, I5,
5U2, $50 dining Carr, 1902, 400, 10 a
uI., l.3I (DlLilnk L.il, 90, ON, 90 On.
ing Carr, all, y.l6 y. m, CONNECTING Via
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, Az
ElU, o.IU, 800, HID ii. IN, Iui, u.yU. ! W
4.oS O.Ul, Az, ana 1913 y. m.
For Boston, without change, III D. IN.
Baltimore ana HashIlstu ton, 40, o.VU
lO.lS a. m, lZ.vo, l2.lo, l.OU sol, i.Vg, o.lJ
'0.UJ, Oi0, G3J, Sill y. M, and l.U5 night.
Baltimore ana luLeImGulaLe Stations
6.l3 y. in, l2lS night.
Leave PhlIauelpuIa, Broad Street, FOL
Wilmington teApIessJ, 800. 40, lI.a0, ll.o,
,.3l, 90, ll.1O, LIS y. H.. ana i2.2U nlgnl
Accommodation, $50, 9.l2, 1913 a. N.
l2lJ, 2.jl, 0.lo, $50, and )u.-7 y. m.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
Value ofthn Whipping Post.

From the PHILADELPHIA Inquirer.
nero Is no such effective and appro-
lriilte way Of preventing the commission
~ = cc,tan' class of crimes and of pun
lstilhg those by whom that class of crimes
n committed than vigorous application
If tho lash.
Ems IS Il truth which intelligent and
'NserVant people are more and more
very Day coming to recognize and appro-
clate' IN most States the whipping post
was Years ago abolished in Difference to
an uninstructed and inconsiderate senti-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
SnlLA. AND READING RAILWAY


:, (h liminSton Division.)
inc labie n eiluCt january 70 1900
tiatls ltaNe y Inlltt5 luII, r. IelIcn olleet
3sAttuA( 10y LisHiefe junction, AlUnt-
t'tt"' v 4HteLthHf, Guy cnuourl, 1ran-
aue, Cussart, CAddd boru Junction,
etNpSoh, west CHESTER tmuresyIlle,
'4ottohNiIle, CoatesvIlIe and intermediate
'tttlYlia, d'tiiy except Sunday, at 40 a.
40 Il. IN -''
fuf Maynesburg Junction, Elverscn
'I'u Intermediate stations, daily except
,"i.lay, az .'pJ d. m; danny 2.Io and 400
fof Joanna, lildsbUro, Heading and in
1iiIu4ule stllioHs, daily, except Sunday,
- i.oo a. an aaliy 2.lo and 4.5O y. III.
.unuay only, 500 a. IN.
rof TURNER Information passengers are
e'efred 70 the ticket agent at the sta
N. q. BESLER, Gen. Superintendent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

OF course Il il 4 matter of taste, but
forty per cent. is an awful lot of adver-
tiscment to put on letter of advice to q
member Of the Legislature, when writing
about matter of politics. But there
are some folks that never talk any thing
but shop"
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
" EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

connecting with p, w. & b. r r. az
onion Station, Baltimore, Md.
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 20, 1900.
All trains leave Iiillen Station as fol-
.ows:
DAILY.
$50 a. m.-Fast Mail. Main Line, N. and
w. II. r., and the South and ex. sun.
day +. Y. Il. r.. Chambersburg, Mar
tnsburg and Winchester
DAILY Except SUNDAY.
i22 a. m.--York, 3D. and H. Division. and
Main Line east of Emory Grove, also
Carlisle and g.. and II: II. h.
'23 Il. m.--Alain Line Shippensburg Fred
erlck, Emmlttsburg and NJ and w. Ky.
~ a. Accommodation for Union
Bridge York, Gettysburg.
w p. m.-Accommodation for Union
~. p; m.-Iixpress for York and b. and
III, Division.
tsj p. m.-t,xprcss Main Line points also
Frederick, Enmittsburs and Shippens-
ID p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Grove.
70 p. m.-Accommodatlon for Union
l25 p. m,-Accommodation for Emory
Grove
SUNDAYS ONLY.
10 a. Accommodation for Union
Driuse and hanover.
| 100 y. INSTRUMENTATION Tor Union
~ y -4aeoy......vu,->.s.. 70. Emory
grove.
J.Jo y. INSTRUMENTATION for Emory
Ilcket and Baggage Office Ill East Bal
more street.
M Trans stop at Union Station, Penn
Sllaha avenue, Fulton and WalbroUk
station.
}. NJ. HOOD, b. H. GRISWOLD
HeiieIdi Manager Gen'l Pass. Agent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

i'cnplt arc wondering whether Mt.
Warmers forty per cent. advertisement
was Intended 70 carry his sixty per cent.
letter. or the reverse. The Sun offers
space for the explanation.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

lnNcept a@tur4ay. -u''yS'
Ioh 4Ah VEST.
sS Sta a. N. aally, I4ttsb4ra Chicago, Gin
IN, ins c4r2 '-'' SD''l
gaso. go coSyhe' . .'4plts ID Gn.
ts;-y 2. n. d,tlly, t.,Mll,d .il'lttspa.a
,lni1sg W, G.eNc,aHa, 1910. Clnl!uillt.
"a u, Il, l ~ nj I-u@.a. tD4uls t..r.
49, T.. III uailJ, Il.lslilI A SNetst1l4
AID I'nr.ita mn. , M. Iyua,l.c, ln4@., Il.
~ ca.i Z; N E aatiy, fittsbars, Toledo, ch
Lr , ta,t1lttttg, VI cnctnnu, an,
5lDtmns Caro- '''-u o. Louis
ID 1,.l p ~, dAiy, Pittsburg, Columbus In
Ia; i't = aP - LoGlSy!4Ie ANA 81. Louis
Ior Tu4sdu ua - scl l,4tttaours and CAleugo
/ llUJ p. in. ,allv .ifis''. t,t 't'Ns.
ll,2o i'i ,. m ann ptt.., -
HWaly Tor Ano&yiIe wa SGnnit,t'ss,,
urday. olu"u except Sttl
I 1pgN h"Y e. EI@presS.,, ..... A.25 d. m
and and Name n,'Il. ,n5E,.r,s Bnilillo
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
BALTIMORE &OHlO
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November 70. ,soo
:, All trains illuminated with Pintsch
y EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ava
nue. Station for
NEW YORK, weekdays. SOL 1859. 10 20
a An m; LID .2s4, .S5S, '5.ls tRoyal Lin
qtoyal Limited), '742. +1O.52 D. M -
PHiLADELPHIA. weekdays, '5oi, $40
OIy ID ~ =. a ~, 10 's$s 'i952 Hos m;
itedJ, '525, +6.27, 6S5. ZAP, +iO.52 u, y,
Sundays. +5.0l, 1880, $50, $3.50 1888. 81 vi az
=. M; .2S4, 800. 1858, SIS, (Royai Lin.
itedl. $50. .7.i2, Dos, 1859 p. m.
Chester weekdays. $50. $780, 7.SO, .Ss
c9,99. -l0,52. lbs a. M. '2s4, 800, .sS
6.35. Fi2, 'lO52 p. nj. Sunday, 7.3O. 80
.s's9. 1913, Tll.35 a. m; s2.3I. 800, SD
Atlantic CITY, weekdays. $3.50 a. m.
+l2lS f2S4 and % % y. m Sundays. IA IA
a. m; 1874 y. m. '"S
Cape May. Ocean City, weekdays, .55a
a. m; "2Sl p. IN. Sundays, 1856 a. M M"
| Sea Isle City, weekdays, $3.50 a. m ].
baltimore and Washington. weekdays
'4:lS, 65a 'SOi, 'll.Ol, a. M; a12.56, 300
KY, 20, '4.57. $50 Royal Limited,,
800 a. m; "12.5G, '2.O9, '4.57, &c. 20 lRov,i
Limited), 643, *S.Oi, *i0l6 D. m. ''@'
Baltimore and way stations 6.55 a. m.
| o'lV p H. udliy except Sundays; yU5 a
m; 6.43 p. m, Sundays only.
Newark, weekdays, +41S. 6.55, ssO4. al OF,
a. m; %l2.56, 3.19. '4.57, 6.25, $500 d. m.
Sundays. ri.lS, 1894, sos a. M: sl2 az
ADJ 6.45, 7S2, 1904 p. M
L'itlsburg. weekdays, tS.o4 a. M: +4S7
siCl6 p m. Sundays, "SO4, a. m; .l.s1.
Chicago, daily, 1904 a. M; s457 D. M
Gincinnat and St. Louis, '4IS a. ru
] "l2.56, and Sl0lG p. M, daily.
| 5lnSerly accommodation week -da We XIX
a. M; Jay. G.25, p. m. Sundays, 9.O5 a,
m. CAB. 1882 y. IN.
| Landenberg accommodation, week -days
3.l9. 4.5i p. m. Sundays, 6.43 D. IN.
| LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
baltimore. week-ways, $40 y. m.
-andenbcrg. weekday S, $40 a, m +: $40
5;g0 p. m. Sundays, $40 a. M; 6lj D. m
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For Whining.
! ton, weekdays, %3.35, $50, 1880, +l0. q,
HOO a. m: "l2.2J. +1.37, 215, 1901. +4.2e
l.SO $50, s5 IS (Royal LimitedJ. 55j
GO $50. 1910 all.55 p. m. SUNDAYS
'@,35, f7,30, 500, HOO a. m; sl2.2O, +l.37
il5, "42o, 5.So. .5;4S, Gaoyal Limited)
600, 1880, *9,40 1880 p. m.
Deimaryia Telephone No. 1893.
Rates TO Western points lower than via
my other line. l.. u. UNDERWOOD,
General Manager
D. b. MARTIN. Man. OF Pass. Traffic.
| Il. A. MILLER, Pass. Agent, Wilmington
|
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

lfron SmErna Times.

tfohi Smyrna Times.
\ ballot has been taken every doy
ince th" first, on the 18th inst for
emitted states Senators. but, but with
ut varying rcsults--the same number
or Addicks, HE same for du pont
With 2 few scattered votes on each side
ut which would 90 to Addicks in case
# probable election. with an undi.
i1al vote II the Democrats at each
lall"l-- Nenley for the full term and
ful;hHry for the short. Visitors TO the
legislature hrar less tall; about the Sen
''9r"Hp than about anything else.
! ne nrWEnaper writers talk of combi-
laiions th0t have no existence in fact
/ may he III" last week in the session.
go al, fiat choice is made. The
.'onocrats &ee GOOD politics in an en-
ire vacancy or in one of tho candidates
'oniu@ from their party, while Union Re-
2uhli"nns cannot see why there should he
llch opposition to Addicks since it was
hrongh him that the Republican ticket
vas elected They see Wilmington work
ne directly against itself.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
TIMELY OPINIONS.
rent EvenUs.
The Senatorial Contest.

Wilmington Daily Republican,
The Every Evening takes deep in
ferest in the election OF u. $. Senators,
BECAUSE il hopes that it may open the
way 10 democratic services Ill the city
detection next June. Thc Evening Jour
mai which Is managed by and died in tbs
wool Democrat, seems to BE actlated
uy Il similar motive. The fact Of thu
bitter opposition Of the two papers may
mus bn accounted for. Republicans whu
are willing to he made catpaws TO puil
chcstnnts uut Of the Fire for the benefit
ot Democrats must be blind or daft,
i is not often that Republicans can lJn
thHS used for the benefit of the Demo-
elatit party. Usually thcy can SCI.
through The professions made by such
hIpocrltcS. The talk Of diShonor from
tue election of ANY man us Senator Is 4;
mere Show Of the worst kind. The same
game was rcsortcd to III PENNSYLVANIA.
hut IT failed and yet the State il sim II,
tllr Republican ranks ana will continu
70 stay there, Notwithstanding the Ii.
neniations Of Il lot Of hypocrites The
members of orr legislature should take
fiG' hint. and act for tho good Of tbr
party without regard to the bowls of p,e-
tended friends. MS tho success of thF
parity Is more important than the fool
ligS Of proGcSsed friends of out-spokcn
enemies.
Alny persons have written to the ia
publican that they want two Ropubli-
san L. ). Senators elected. The voters
Vt the Sixth District, which senator
li"mY Q. Ellison represents are canor.
~ Tor the election az two SENATOR!
~ men who have for years born tho
,fEht Of the fight ut the polls insist that
thn splendid victory which they helpcd
10 win shall not he thrown AWAY by lie
E"ll Mhom they sont 10 Dover to repro.
Seht them. II il much better to send
lNo Republicans to the Senate than tw,
Democrats two years hence. The party
'f&tnlZtioli must be kept intact If thC
@rtN wants to win the next election day.
y hi"h shall it be?
here are two l.. :. Senators to elect
md rs there are two wings to the Re-
Nlliltnn party. would it not be Won "a
lhoW me members of each wing to select
Il Srnntor to suit themselves Thnt
tourSe would be fair, honest and srnei
n'r Men who will not comprnInise IA
insure success mt the coming clection
ire poor politicians. They may be hon
est, hut they lack good Judgment. II
y better to take half n loaf than moth
ing, particularly as it is better to 20 for
Nard than backward. The man who az
poets everything to turn out MS he tesirae
nar wait 4 long time before accomn,isb
ins anything. In the past, Republicans
hiiNe suffered defeat. and it is now
question whether they shall continue 10
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
IANIkD.
WANTED-A GERMAN
woman, thorough cook. Apply,
Mrs. ]. Edward Addicks,
No. 1906 King St

splhERN kRER5 WANTED - Competent
- nlulibakers for work out OF the city
"Vl wages Ion conn eteut meu, none othe 5 ~ "a
'ip y, tall between e h1uts Of . II. m. aud
= III Ut r'om lOl Clayton house.
CT. ,RLES J. LODGE.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
kUTlGE.

N3iiGE.-on and after September II, 1900
" tttfNtl, ~ the coHtlact.r viii & mmence wOrs
~ t,ie te% sIeet bridge at that lime. By ofdsr
u thc bfidgG Committee.
J, J.Ga LLAGHER. Chairman,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

w ANFEB--All kinds of old books and pawn
" uc8tt' bought. sod and exchnuked ut
30. II LAT seventh street
ELGESE STIRLITH.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

Inc reprint in The Sun Of yesterday
q Z. 7. Warmers forty per cent. adyer.
tlSement, and sixty per cent" letter Of
advice TO the Republican members Of the
legislature, was the talk u The town.
The laugh was on Mr.. Walner--he was
advertising ii The sun. Some time ago
when Watson X. Sporty returned from
Germany and assumed editorial control
.oi me Morning News l.c made il take Il
header on the Senatorial question; fact
nat incensed Mr., Warner very much.
Hlhee then We have noticed that coal
advertisements have not been so numerous
IL the News, falling off in lie suppIy
III General Information which the oppor-
tune arrival Of Mr. Warmers letter on
ahlrs Us to make good. Mr.. Warner
may expect an increase Of business. The
sun is good advertising medium.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

y y hdt necessary to remind the Re
phpileanS OF 4 fact of which they have
great cause not to forgct-that the Bay
ard regime in Delaware was the most
corrupt the state ever inew-but it does
become necessary to remind Every Even.
ihs that the Republicans Of Delaware
nave not forgotten that Mr.. Bayard was
= Senator from Delaware for about Bin
Ten wears because thousands Of Repnb-
iieahs had been cheated out of their
votes, and thousands Of Democrats had
been paid with county funds to vote the
democratic ticket, A fact of which Mr..
Hayard was well informed. Platitudi-
nous virtue, and denunciation Of better
men than himself is not conducive to even
posthumous fame.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

|, niE1 chlchsstsr's : ngI,si, Pennyroys
piIls are The 8est.
,s ~ ,Lseiishla. 1aBe no other. seDd .
,tit p. patt'cnors. vRelet for Ladies ]!
3Nt'EE .! Sttarn M-Il ASK Your Druggist.
Chichester Ci1Ensica. Co
pH.Js3z ps
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

we are awfully afraid we will be
compelled to shock Every Evenings
reverence % again if it persists in its
voice from the grave editorials. 1t has
rcS''freeted the late Thomas I. Bayard
N several quotations from his political
speeches, in which the lamented Thomas
So or some political sentiment, and
may be supposed to spread his hands.
4hd roll his eyes in atGestation Of lis
hlgh esteem of himself while lie NJ.
l"mptS to brand men who were undoinr
ne political yilluny Of which he-Bay-
ard-Was the beneficiary, and not an
l%norant or innocent one either. Such
quotations among people who know the
a"llticaI record Of Nh. Bayard, do not
increase his fame, but iniure il.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

~ you hear tho squpu from the III
rectlon of Fourth and Shiploy streets ?
\ sau"al that was about Sky per cent.
q confession ana Io.y per cent. de-
Tense.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01
Miscellaneous.

\ AIERSITY PATIENTS
H. ADMlEIE CREE at the
w" HOMEOP 1IIilC HOSPITAL.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

The poo
thinks he
titled to Al
Daily New
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

Hunter
the very |
Guide
mister, bu
time an
three or +,
Nos
Rubber,
are sAe N
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

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viii appear
z z, d@sp play
WednesdaQ
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-02-01

What a
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1901-12-28

Christmas Eve two negroesgotinto
a fracas on the streets of Colfax, and
one of them fred three pistol shots ut
the other, but none OF them hit the
mark. This set rather a bad example
to the whites and darkies also, and
on Christmas Day two or three more
fracases occurred. Fortunately moth
ing serious resulted. Most Of the par
espaid fines, and a couple of darkies
are still IN jail, awaiting the amount
OF bond the judge may require them
to give. Cause Of it all-too much
Christmas.