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New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

| Sandow yesterday moved his heavy weights.
horses and stage trappings up TO Harlem and
| made a hit at Proctor's Northumberland twenty
| fifth Street Theatre The stock company presented
| The Baby Chase and "Aus Fair in Love" Be
| ST. Alva Harry Brown the Matthews jugglers
| and moving photographs by the kalatechnoscOpe
! being in evidence.
Nine Butterfly given yesterday at Proc
! tors Fffty-eighth Street Theatre. Mile. Pillar
| NORM renewed her success Cho Cho San Her
| Last Rehearsal was also given. Miles and
Miriam. Arthur Backner, Thomas Mast. ir., He'll
the kalatechnoscOpe's moving photographs provided
entertainment
..Nancy 4 Co" was revived at Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre and delighted packed house.
Carrie Graham. Whitaker and Hill, Mayme Geh-
his trained dogs: Teed and Lazelle and the kala-
technoscopes moving photographs completed the en-
tertatnment
Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre had "a
Bachelors Honeymoon it's chief offering II
was preceded by Your Wtfe's Husband" Blanca
Lyons led vaudeville section. others TO appear
between acts hens EGWaTd toTtfG % NH MIN ms ms = I4e9
picture display by the kalatechnoscope-
Around the World in Twenty Minutes" the
title of a series. of moving pictures shown at
the Eden Musee last evening. Scenes from foreign
countries We're shown. and Majilton, the funny
varied and interesting.
The anniversary week at Tony Pastors Theatre
began last night. Thursday will be the twentieth
anniversary OF Mr.. Pastors occupancy of his pres
ent theatre. There will be no special observances
but there 5 a good bill 1t includes the DonOvans
Cook and Sonora. Mr.. and Mrs Tony Farrell. Casey
and Clair. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Litchfeld. Hedrix
and Prescott. Murtha and Leroy the Waldron
Brothers. Watson and Newton, Miss OLA Hood
Frank Emerson McKeever and Sandry. the vita
graph and George Evans
In the bill at Keith's yesterday were Papinta.
Frank Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew; Hal
Davis and his company, Macartes trained dogs
and monkeys. the Quaker City Quartet. Harding
All Sid. Mile. Olive, Dick and Alice McAvoy.
Charles L Fletcher. Maxwell and Dudley. the Ma
ginlevs Tom Brown and the biograph.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22

Around the World in Twenty Minutes the
title of new series. of moving pictures shown at
the Eden Nusee last evening Scenes from foreign
countries were shown. and Majton, the funny
man. made a hit. The programme for the week is
varied and interesting.
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ANrl-rARlFF BOOM FAILED.

The Anti-Tariif boom in the Rcpuhli-
eau party seems to have died l'bornin
Only recently the free traders which III
ways means bourbon Democrats, were
sure that President Mckinley had aban-
honrd his tariff principles; that Il num-
Der Of the leading Republican statesmen
of the cnnntry had also abandoned their
tariff principles. and were sure that free
trade under the glIise Of reciprocity would
sweep the country in the congressional
election two years hence, ana dominate
the national politcal situation at the
next Presidential election period. All
that seems 10 have taken flight. fhr re-
ports from the various states where po-
litical conventions have been held, show
that the Republicans are III ID hurry ~
change Mnat has been So evidently the
lanatca for Democratic ills. II il evi-
dent that the present tariff has bcrn No
bar "a the development nf foreign com-
mercc. Indeed il seems to have been the
thing needed 10 promote H. NJ amy rItr
commerce between this country aud
Europe. all foreign countries. las grown
at Il rate and to dimensions never h"torr
enough far its continuance.
M hat wr want now Is All American
commercial marine. With that secured
the profits Of our commerce viii bc large
ly augmented. 10 carry onr own grndS
in American Ships ana gct PAD for it,,
'lrd 70 CARRY back goods imported into
this country, ana b. paid for that. would
put tIe balance tn our credit ia an rnnl-
m0lsly &rrater degree than III present.
lnnt i thr Object, rs wc understand IL,
Of tho pending shipping hill. which Doubt
lrss viii br the most important mattur
Nl discussion during thr. next session or
Congress. Il il moi question now II
developing Il commerce. hui of finding
American ships u CARRY and fetch the rN,
changes The commerce is 4 fact, Tln
medium uf transportation that shall ,ay,
to Nmprir; the cost of thr ships, and
the freight Il what N needed 'rhr
Shipping hiI provides this. Anothrr
thing which this hll viii 20. wiIl !,
10 revive the maratimc spirit Of our pc"
pie, This win bc promotiyc of The M
tional defence, The navy more than III,
army i u ~ thr nations reliance NJ
defence
'rhcse things supplement- Int Al uo
,lrmaIM the rrIral Ur ,mouS muditpa
tinn " tho ta.i1 50 il apprars dySpit
In mtiariI ruror n month a n a4,
thu country ha- Settled lown % ~ wrl
cnou4l, aIonr ideo. ~" prmocHt, mus
look far another iSslr.
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SKyEsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

Connecting with r., w. & Il. r. r., at
iInion station. baltimore. Md
TAKING EFFECT NOV. .26, 1900
All trains leave IIillen Station as fol-
lows
40 a. m. Fast Mail, Main Line. N. and
". r. r., and the South and ex. Sunday
+. V. II. r., Chambersburg. Martins
S7 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
,.722 a; m.-York, y. and II. Division, and
Main Line east of Emory Grove, also
carlisle and G. and II. X. r.
~ n. m Main Line Shippensburg, Fred
erick. Emmittshurg and N. and w. Ry. to
l0l2 q. m.-Aceommodation for Union
Bridge, York, Gettysburg
22h y. m.-Accommodation for Union
Rridge
..&2s j.. m.-Exprcss for York and b. and
40 ~ m Express Main Line points,
also Frederick, Emmittsburg and Ship
pcnshnrg
$50 p. m,-Accommodation for Emory
go p. m.-Accommodation for Union
Bridge.
l1.25 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
Grove.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
935 q. Accommodation for Union
Bridge and Hanover !,
33l y. determination for Union
100 j. Accommodation for Emory
,,lo.55 p. m.--Accommodation for Emol,
Erove.
= Ticket and Baggage omce III East
Baltimore street.
stations "
J NJ. HOOD. R TT GRISwoJD
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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Dredging the EeIaw are.

l'fum thu Philadelphia Record
'l'hc timely executive message 10 tho
municipal Councils recommending a
S25O,Ono appropriation for deepening The
Delaware ana SrhuylkilI rivers directs
attention 10 the comparatively brief
period ~ rnlr ii which work on the
rhInnrl c;H hr carried on during the
remainder ~ tile year. Within three az
fnrlr months, ii will hc necessary. unless
u shippers be- prepared 10 abandon all
etlyinaS III the field ~ international
commerce 70 proyid" extensively against
s,rnms Shnalug Of the delaware channel.
With the rlusr Of the tiupcrumrnt year
IA June Both last the effective mrticipa-
ttun VI Federal authority III tht, task Of
har"r Improvement h.1'nhoutS came 10
llf ciltl. 'ilcrr Is no money available for
lh" work, owing 10 The failur, Of the
Ian, Congress q provide the requisite
appropriation. lhr STATE has refused a.
SiStance, aud Philadelphia must tallc M
ttm matter fu herself ur suffer heavy
losses III = strenuous and unrnding world
, conpittion.
Eventually, Of course. tIIr laggard ala
lelting pace If Federal Improvement
Mttl he he"NrttllAtcd. II il scarcely coiic,,iv-
able HAT the impcriollS requirements Of
iHil'llfll'llI : 'hI'HI E'HIlS liilIIlt should
hc ignored and SCI aside ia Congress year
~ and year nnt merely IN order that
mountain streams may hc niacndnnizpd
lm nrt"snn wells drilled to muistrn
h,ll arid courses. But whether the dr.
nmudS Of nur shippers ana traders for n
drrpoF channel shah OF shall not be
| needed and answered IN due time hy
Congress, there is disclosed none thr
irss ~ This tim" III "mcrgcnt situation
which, by lmt of little lihrrality and
enterprise on the pari Of Councils, may
yri prove tp have been Il blessing in dis
guiSc. As the Mayor has suggested. we
may not only carry on through local
agencies and under Federal direction the
important work Of deepening the water
front au,l channel. but n fair example
may b" set IN addition for future rngi.
ncris hud contractors to follow. III al
herring strictly to the practice of re
moving al drcdgcd material beyond high
winter mark the contractors for the city
would afford 10 the experts in charge of
the general work of channel deepening
significant and valuable object lesson
should Councils promptly make the de-
sired appropriation. the necessary work
might be not only done this year. hut
done right withal.
All river men who ply the waters of
The sun., 1901-07-11
COMMENTS OF THE DAY.
Carncgie's Burden.

From the New York journal.
Poor Andrew Carnegie. lie has $3.50.
O0OOo0 still left 70 give away, and doesn't
know what to do with il.
The bulk of Mr.. cnrncgic's fortune is
known 10 br invested at : per cent. If all
of it returns the same rate his annual
income must be $l4,0O0.000. He has tn
.ivr away that much. therefore. merely
to avoid growing richer. That is about
all H. has succeeded IN accomplishing 81
far. Last year he gave away Just about
his annual income. The awful burden ul
the principal Still rests upon him rs
heavily rs ever.
Mr.. Carnegie is il robust man. but hc
is elderly. lie can hardly hope to live
more than twenty years longer. He may
not live more than live If lie is to dis
pose Of his fortune IN twenty wears h,
VIII have to get rid Of $l4.OO0.0O0 II year
hcSi,lrS the interest. II hr is to do the
work III five years h. will have to give
AWAY 500 900. 900 of the principal annually
II Is a dismal prospect for one who he
licvrS that man who dies rich dies
lissracrd. But Mr. Carnegie may tax,
The sun., 1901-07-11
The Suns Daily Bill of Fare.
Friday, July nth.
pI\\EIt ONE D'CIOC


summer polpourri.
t'rramcd Chicken. Baked putatoes.
Tomato jelly salad on lettuce. Banana
ANA tapincn charlotte. Coffee
SUPPER Wbl.D.t
Sliced lamb. Potato salad. blackberry
MuSh Rice pudding and tea.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Oatmeal ANA cream. Chipp"h herring.
Corn bread Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
This excellent soup was given onc"
about Two years ago. Wash pare and
slice two large potatoes. on" medium
turnip. one cnrrd and half an onion.
I'm the onion III i tablespoonful 81 hlt
ter. Put all III 4 SorI Kettle with n
quart of water and cook slowly. When
tender lmh through II pur"e sieve. Add
one pint Of hot milk. 4 tc;Sponnlnl of salt
nnd busting If white pepper Thicker
with tablespoonful each Of butter aud
tlOnr cooked together. Strain aud serve
With toasted bread sipprts.
Chicken is really one "f the cheapest
meats. It's white, meat may hr served for
salad, veal or mushrooms may he added
"a Il short allowance ful, ,rramng 4
liSh NouilrS can also hr made IN
the broth
CHAT WITH THE IIOI SEWIFE
Did You ever stop in yoln' daily runHo
I ~ rllsll ANA rest ~ inqnire how ynu ac,
tnnlly occupied the hours Of yonr life
Surprising Nou are Hn av"rag" Nnw Norl
business man, how viii ynli account III
/ the book or tim" appenr when il is bal
ancrl II tn cnl ot' three score ~,
ten wears!
IN" largest itcm viii he Sleep, whcI
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found in them-red, green. yellow, blue,
every shade that can he imagined. Most
OF these hamm0cks have the vnlrnrc
with Il fringe. and If one does not wish
to drop to the lowest price there is Il
$1.50 hammock. with sprcadcr, vnlencc.
and pillow, which will answer every prac-
tical purpose.
Ii one does not care for the hammock
there is the next thing TO it, il lu,Inging
chairs, aud il has the advantage of the
hammock III one way, for il has Il canopy.
There is II firm wooden framework to
the chair, which is covered with striped
canvas, with I'm awning of the same
lh0rr il. One may sit or rrcline in
This chair for $3.50 without Il canopy and
81 with one.
There are various swinging seats. seats
which fac" each ether some which may
be made to raise and lower at will. and
which are easily made To swing hy the
momentum of the body. One Of these
chairs is in the shape Of two facing set
tees. Two persons could Sit upon each,
berhnIlS. ana swing aS they please. and
out of the range Of the sun. for this is
ihr one swinging seat which has canopy.
| II costs Sl2.
There are various swinging chairs
| graduating in size from the grown nj
! chair all the way down TO the little
swinging seat for the smallest member
Of the family.
| But III" src-saw Is the great thing 10,
children. The simplest Of these has an
iron framework, which is firmly secured
to the ground Through the centre Of il
II smooth plank is RIM. and there is amy
amount Of fun for SO aS 4 first cost.
|
| There is another more elaborate Src-
saw with IL hig wooden framework and
swim" seats. hung from ropes nj tn,
| cudS, which costs $500, The ordinary
hoy. however. would prefer the plain
everyday arrangement. ana there ar,
nine chances out uf ten that Il healthy
little tnmhoy would do lic same.
i. s*.
| Swing cots, which arr, used largely fnI
camping, arr delight aud well worth
The $l5 they cost. They can he used fni
many purposes. II would hr Il delight al
Il hot night 10 use one Of these cots ii
til" summer parlor which one Sccs at tn,
lrcHr ut houses in the suburbs Slut in Will
mesquite" netting, small square rooms
which got all the air there is 10 be had
hr cot has Il simple wooden frame. ant
is corded, aS one would say Of nm old
fashioned h"dstrnd. with Il light hui
strong Manila cord. Over this there i,
4 mattress covered with red denim, Will
blue denim flaps III tie side. by moan,
Iof the ll;lsS- hinged cyclct holes the co
cal lc swung up 10 the ceiling Or t"l
nf n tent. ar wherever il is used, the leg;
doubled IN underneath.
Garden tents covered with army duel
III blue and white Or rcd and whit,
strip"s cost froin $50 to $40 One ten
may h. ten. twelve or iiftccn feet sduar,
ana have :r awning in front. ana nm oc
tagnh tent may hc II, Is, or Is feet il
diameter. I'll" palmetto tent is Il fnnci
fully sharmd littl" affair with awniu,
that can ~ raised front ANA rcal rh
tent j. 10 fcot square, hut il will H. .
feet IN the outside measurement Will
The nwnug Spr"nh, This costs as. Nh,
I'll" teas aud various Festivities whicl
can iir held IN il make il worth while.
The sun., 1901-07-11
pHILA. AND READING RAILROAD
Wilmington Divislon,l

Time table III effect May Is, 1871.
Street Siationl for Elsmere Junction.
Moachanin, Wintcrtthhur., Gny9inG,ourt. i,lsi
vile, Mortonyilc, Coatcsville and inter-
M .diate stations, daily except Sunday, at
=, u. m; daily 2.l5 and i5O p. m. Sun
For Waynesburg junction. Elsmere and
intermed!lte stations; daily except sun
For Joanna, BrdsbOro, Reading and In
tcrmcliate stations, daily, except sun
day, at T.35 a. m. daily 2l5 and i.5O D. ~
Sunday only SOC "A. m.
For further information passengers nid
referred TO the ticket agent at tno 80
tipn
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut streot
Wharf and South street Wharf for Az
lantic city
Weekdays Express. 500 800. 10 d q. M, l.ro
800 SAC, Is 20 p III. ACcomm Ndation.
800 a. m. s 10. 80 u m. Su' days Express
30. s 90, $50 900. 70 90, 90 a. m, 45, 7l5
y. m Accommodation, 600 a m, 5G p m
$40 Excursion daily go a. M. Additional
sunday, :. 30 a. m.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPOT Weekdays
Exnress, Monday only, q 40 I 0O 40 iron
Baltic Extension only 5jlS 20,9.01. is. II. 90
a m, $50, 4 30, 3 30 30. 30. g'a0 p. m. Ac-
COMMUNICATION, n 70. a.m o 20 Go "; sun ~
| G.31. I 90, 7.3O. = 90. - 30 p IN. Accommodation
-.-7.l5R M. 4 70 p. m.
Parlor cars on all express aims.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
| For CAPE tY-Weekdays 3 30, y i5 l1.45 u.
~, l.5l, xti0 5,3O p. m. Sund ,ys -S,i5. 9.li
| "A M. 500 p.m.
| For 'GEtN CITY--Weekdayl-S Lib = m 4,
10, 20. 5Sp IN. snndays-sl5 9.l5 n m,
5.n0p m.
| For SEA ISLE Y-Weekdays-Si 10 m. -,
| 90, $40 y. m. sundays--S,45a ., M. 800 p. m
| 81 OO xcursinn to Cape May. Ocean City and
sea Isle City 90 a. IN. daily.
X south st., I co p, N. south g., 4.l5 p. m :,
South st 5 sop, IN 'outh st., Tsp. m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS.
Lc,y NEW YORK tLiberty Street) . 10 a m.
q turdayS MY loo p. IN y 3,f0p m
1 Leaves ATL tNTlC CITY Wee kdays IS 80 a. m. ,
! 2.l5 i m. sunday 30 u IN
Detailed time tables At ticket Offices.
W. G. BESLER, EDISON ]. WEEKS.
Gen'l Supt Gen'l Pass'r. Agt.
The sun., 1901-07-11

succeeded la that ease tlr Nrw lork
Yacht club would have had either 10 beg
INN ~ allow the lISr ui his loat un ANN
terms or lSr tn run the risk Of the pass.
ing Of tlir cup. And il Shamrock II had
beaten Constitution when i raStri. tlan
tonStlirti1f might have been had uuol
Mr. IaNsum'S terms, the club Wncll had
refused u come tu thuS" terms would
nave lccl put IN i very awkward prr-
dl"am"nt The owner If tile lnlcprmI
enc" would have had his pntirr revenge.
l'ut all hat looks now ia hr 0uitr uIlt
of the question. In the weather that
eIp elalcng"rs and rnp defenders nrr
mninly luilt for ia" nrw boat Is i Won
tlrrfnllr fast machine. cvcn tried Iy til.
hiel Sttndnrd Of tounhia Whilr Mr.
l.awson,i boat in the same wrathor.
hal'l lv iI",rS and leagues. eocs slid
ins off Q lr"ward aud oblivion. This.
"" rcn"it, II 4 rnnslrmuatiun, "cnnsid,l
in" that iuStiics qualification. anl ,,vru
q . snail way, gratitude
The sun., 1901-07-11
THE STRIKE ISSUE.

'rhc strike nrm- amnt thr general sill
nation i hopotit
III The lacul matrrr there Is 10 ap
parent change ,.Xrrpt lhis Ii is uoW uus
thoritiairalN =iveu on, that lhu IIarlarl
y IIulin-sworih Company, hang thoir
future decision " th. strike question
III its wak~ upon lhc decision reached
mt the works NJ thu Newport N"ws
snip iHlildiHg Company where trl,,, Is
al,o il progress, Wha reason ~ ri4h
tbcrc j. il Ills apparent d"dgin- II lin
local is~re cannot ~ rasiIy dri,iuiur,l
II arpcarS L. Indicate ~ arrangement hr
tween lhr .lphndin4 roucems NJ tha
country 10 mpkc common cause agau-t
labor oIGaTzatian~
Tia question ii i~sur ANA ID b. .rtilr,l,
II le3lst tor ha present III rhe I'iutSbur-
conference. is not nN " wages ~ hlnrs
~ atpr Wit our involving rIn rmgaiina
q he ah,l' mi0s IS ait authority upou
questions invoked HI laIiol disputes
II lfi- particular ea.o, it Involves lms
application VI thr a4rurd upon -cClu aup
rulr+ 70 fll lie mills controlled hr tho
-tocI rorperaton> Whose representative,
ar q aud taSr paH in til" conference
President Shatfrr Ha~ stipulated ihlt
thny mIst ali w. thrrr. aud llnt tho
agreement mu-t bNe -uala applications
or ha l,lr will nnl q. calrd ot.
\IGlru@h rot " ~trtrd iii p"eilIu uIn \,
th- is What Is uNolva,l il tIm sfrnI worI,
or rtiEe II Is what IL imWlyrd tH thr.
lo@I lite Employers ~ ml ohiar
~ ,rn iOjieidUl demanding Iuar, uagr-,
hmaasn il i not often that aul oun
J.0 0unot ny "plcrd But Whnn thc
ipu 3l4nizr md make q general H.
ntul fr an Increase "f WagrS. ult tlie
sam Ifa d. lHp companies combine tu
adyaaro pric.s ur cut prirrs II advance
their own Interests IA a1 iucrmDsc NJ
profits, W IN ,Giyn4 .oauptitrl. a. WI
business, tlrn thr emplolrr> uujrrl r9
labor organization. SucI objections u1
not reasonable or lolabl' Us ground &c
DISPUTE Iabor.~ right II organic I III
dlsptlhIr With thai granted every
ilile -c follows. Organization rt@It
fully ~t4 and representing the in
forests aud rsGis ~ the parties W
saniaad, becomes an authority n every
reasonable view More tfau tIiu. rhr
public "oal il bound M III the watiutr-
~lrlcit thcs, orranzcd workin4rnrn bcul
g on.l otFrr ann /" The resi- &c tho
community lhpr rout,ntnrnt and pros
rrrit% h essential q thr puddle Welfare.
III j larsef d"srrr Atfn cau H. at,rgai ~
any other element or The people, tllry Mil
tl,r public NJ authority exists tbpr.
fora Tint il rightly inimical 10 thoir
rights u, they affect thr public wral M
end, On the other side Of this coutro.
n~sy il can be said Or the corporations
The sun., 1901-07-11
SCHUYLKILL DIVISION.

Fer Phoenixvllle Pottstown and Read
qGaS ,ng ca 40 and l9ls q M i25s tSat
p. m. Sundays. $50. 900 and 923 a. m
12.3z, 6.02 and $50 p. IN. phoenixvill,
only 726 a. m and 44s and b.52 p. m
week days
For Pottsville. 5,h, 91O. 1913 a, m, Ia
40 and 7.23 p. m. weekdays Sunday
$50 9.2S a m. and 602 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Express. weekdays. 800, 4O5. 440, 300
6is. $50. 1888, SO, 9O3. %. .l02l, 100
ld9 ana a. m 100 noon q S$5 aimited
10, @ go s@ .55e p so Co., 7os o. .sSs sS an@ sS 10, SSS
p. m. and 1902 night. Sundays, SEQ
49, 4.4O' 500 5lS. S%. so; 'io2l, 1i,2O
ited ted l. IT, SO .55s fsIR sss. @ 7Ss. $50 .ss aim ann
1000 p. m, and 1902 night
For Boston, without change 1870 a. m,
~, weekdays and sos p, m, daily.
Long Branch, $40; 1903 a. m. and S3i
and 400 p. m. weekdays.
F9r Lambertville; Easton and Scranton
bertyille and Easton Oniy), week -davs
and 7p p m. daily. Buffalo, 9.06 a. m
l2U noon weekdays and 702 D. m
Leave. Market Street Wharf az follows:
For New York Express 900 950 a IN .
40 p m. week days
For Long Branch, via Seaside Park, S.3s
For Island Heights, S.a5 q. m. and 400 p
m weekdays
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
River Bridge. express, $40 A. M and
z @ p. m. Sundays, p.G a. m and 7,Ot
p. IN.
Leave Market Street Wharf. express aM
a, m and 200 400 and Sis o. m. sun
DAYS 900 ana 1000 a. m.
FOR CAPE MAY, SEA ISLE CITY.
OCEAN CITY,
Avalon, Stone Harbor, Anglesea, Wild
wood and Holly Bea ayh-express, 600 n
m and 400 p. m. weekdays. SUNDAYS
For .Some-s' Point. Express, 900 a. m.
and 200, 400 and 5.i5 p. M week DAYS,
Sundays, 800 and 1000 a. iI
IN. Union Transfer Company Will call
for. and check baggage from hotels and
residences. '''"
J 3. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
~A~srsI nsnA1Ar Iap p.as A-.n4
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

has consumed twenty FIVE y"arS-a little
more than nnr-thld of your life. It
counted RAPIDLY during childhood. lrss
rapidly in arr, and was ut Il minimum
during The working days Of middle lilr.
These working lays will count twenty
one years. and III the course Of them Nuit
will read for tvs sears ana write for Il
year and seven months.
The next item will hr that &c pleasure
whicn will have consumed nine years
and your walking will have consumed
six and one-half Years mnrc. Then your
eating accounts will show that you have
sat at the table stood at lunch counters
or cuddlcd elsewhere for five wears. You
will also have dressing account of three
and unc half Years. which have hrcn de-.
voted, to buttuEing aud unhnt,onng
remember il is . man who il hing con
siirrnl. In this dressing account You
will find eight months charged to bath
ing account nnd seven months tu shaving.
WHOM DOES SHE PLEASE,
Have you ever asked Il woman whom
She dresses TO please? She will inyar-
inbly answer herself hut tho statement
IS mrniacious in every instance, saw"
in those If dress rcformcr and that
means the woman without hope,
II The pnlmy davs Of Greece three plil-
osorhmrS sat against IA" sunny sde nf
The rrmplr discussing tho infinite and the
brantf.s thereof
'\ woman" said one 'drcsScs "a
plcpS the men
'A woman" said an"thrr nsSnrtiyrlv.
''''ltc So 10 worry the other w"ul"n''
'El' discussion waXcd acrimonious IN.
I'll 10Th arpcalcl to III" third. Who hc.
lon"rl n tho school or The trmucrS.
wrman." said H.. dresses IL llrasc
IT," mcl,. and thereby worry III" other
women
The sun., 1901-07-11
REGISTERS ORDER
u EGlSTER'S ORDER.


NEw Castle Go DEL. June "a, 1901
pom the application "f Nina Rrislnau
Administrators Of Emanuel ltrisman, late
Gf Wilmington hundred, III said county,
deceased. il is ordered and directed hy
the Register thai Tie Administrators
aforesaid give notice of granting Of
luatrl~ If Administration upon TIN cs-
l',tc 0f iii" deceased with the dai' o'
granting lhrrnf. hN causing advertise
uicnts ia j." posted within furiy dny;
from the date Of such Letters in siXufthe
mast public places uf the County IT
New 'astl" requiring all persons har, :
tlrrElds Ht@iitst the ESTATE to present ihn
@an", ~ abide hy al art "f Assembly Ill
~lnlt case made and provided and also
cause III" Same ~ b. inserted within tho
same lr"liod IN The SIM II newspaper
published ~ Wilmington, bel. nnd tu
w. continued therein three weeks Ic. .. 4
Given under tho baud and sral
"f oIlict of the Register nforp-
Siri,l, At Wilmington, ia New Cars
Y. ; ile County aforesaid the day ANA
year above written.
CALVIN w. GROSSAN. Register.