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cor CHaSES FLIRTING SPOOk.
Elusive Yelled woman Visits Fort Ham
IIIon IIoune Win n HI<iorN.

According Ia Some people In Fort Hamii-
ton there nave been strange soinss on
lately around the big house on the hill at
Eighty-eighth stree, and tort Hamilton
avenue. which Is known all over the country
sid" a. tho Christian House. II got It's
name b"oau-" Harry Christian. n million
aires Spn. died there morc than n year
ago. ~" had a. his hou~epeeker a Mrs
l.ucy de Frre-e. whose husband. Tony,
brought suit against Christian for aliena-
ton Of his wifc's affections. when Chris
tian was living dead In tho house. the police
restrained Tony de Freese from getting
at tho body. Then Mr. de Frec.e followed
the funeral provision 10 Greenwood Gene
tory and put forget-tne-not OF Christians
grave. Christian had a wife, but hadn't
lived with her for some time before he
died. and ho left $500 900 to the other woman
These things cau-.h much ak In Fort
Hamilton, About n week ago somebody
saw a strange woman" around the old
housa at night. OF course tho strange
woman was mysterious. and Of course abe
wore a heavy veil and moved with mufYied
Footsteps And there were weird signs and
rappiugs the neighbons said. Nobody was
living In the house ~ Of course the natural
conclusion was spooks.
Ten days ago Henry Waterman and
William r johnson. who live near the
Christian house. went TO Capt. Drtscol1 OF
the Fort Hamilton pqlsce station and said
they'd like To have the mysterious woman
captured. Detective Martin White, h
has a reputation for courage. was chossn
to do tiff he could. Up to date he hasn't
got the mysterious woman, although he
saws he has seen her fitting about Ike n
will-o'-the-w isp.
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GEN. q. ~. FORD W4RRIED.
w~t In Switzerland Nime. Ruth Leonard
t~aurraits.

NTv HAvrS. Aug IS There was a SUI
prise for New Haven social and political
circles tonight In the announcement II
the marriage 81 Gen. George N. Ford. a
jewell-r, Of this city. To Nine Ruth Leonard
IAurenius al lnC"rn". Switzerland, on
Aus. rs. Gen Ford H. one uf the prominent
business men Of IN" state and IL a member
Of the Quinnipiack. Aussntawae and linton
league clubs Of the city, the latter l.ing
the leading Republican club q this part
Of the State. he went to Europe about
siN weeks ago. lie J. a Widower
The rid j. said 90 - n Countess Her
husband has tss.n dead seveml years Tier
home u in Baltimore. Nd hat she has not
ts-n In this country Tor seventeen vcars.
Gen Ford was Rrigadier- General on the
STAFF NJ tho late Gov Hobart II R,krlo~
He ard hi bride viii come To New Raven
in n few weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26

people around a.. II b not n humorous
'exasgsration 20 say that the wsy-ide land
scapc= remind the Traveller of the series ~
pictures IN PpsoA called Prehistoric
Peen~.' On Tho platforms naked savagc-
peer and grin with ood-humorrd curiosity;
their nudity is rendered more conspicuous
by the fact that they wear short cloaks
hanging down their hacks and carry n
rate ornaments. often including Old Jam
pots. In the Sits cut In their ears. Near
the stations the ortrich and bsrndoor
fowl almost intcrmingle. Tbe obstinate
rhinoccros. who sssimiate- new ideas
NOR" slowly than other beasts, sometimes
disputes tho passage Of the train In a mar
row cutting and derails Il. though he per
iShe- In the attempt. \ troop Of more
Intelligent elephants occasionally Occupy
a station. and In their curiosity avase
the hooking ofice and take tickets. which
cannot lie accounted Tor afterward.-
TIL" law adminisiered In mainly that ~
the Indian codes. local usage and ideas
being also taken into consideration n II
somewhat dinicult Tn make natives under
stand English-made law. and their inter
pretations 81 IL are often both interesting
and surprising. Recently four men Of the
Giriams tribe perJ-trsted a murder near
Malindi. They confessed their crime. were
committed for trial. and. Ia their immense
astonishment. were acquitted owing to
some technlcality Of the Indian Penal
Code. A. soon a. they had recovered their
bewilderment at being informed that they
were not guilty Of n crime which they had
admitted they began TO theorise. and s.id,
The Europeans Law requires q life for a
life. We are four men and killed only one
man. Therefore we cannot he punished '
A holder philosopher developed the srgu-
ment further. and said. There must always
be- one life taken for ono life. IL one man
Kills four other men he canno; he punished >
| am a~pprehensively expecting the day
when the philosopher will put his theory
into practice.
Another Instance OF mi-interpretation Il
q story | ave heard from Uganda. On the
occasion Of the funeral 81 a Bishop the
King Of the country was hidden 90 the SER
vice. He came half dead with fear; his
presence could only lie desired for one
reason: he was to be buried alive with the
Bishop In order that this latter might present
him as a convert Co the celestial regions.
The ceremony seemed - natural. - APP
propriats. that his own officials could not
even formulate a protest. When at tho
conclusion Of the service he still found him
self outside the grave, lie went away glad
indeed. but feeling that the ways OF Euro
pesns were absolutely incomprehensibie.
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no PRAISE ron PARLIAMENT,
Frt session Under King Edward VII.
Not q Nstew erthy One,

LoSroS. Aug. H.-Thc first session OF
the first Parliament OF King Edward VII.
cios-d to-day Even the sisnchest
dAns' on the Unionis, press can find moth
Ing III its performances tn arouse hs en-
'husiasm. The legislation has b~en prac'i-
csly MI and. on that score. n finds little
o 40 public complaint. Tn entire snx-
Lty Of the country. IA fact. has centred
luef on administration TO the exclusion
OF new awmaking Enormous sums have
b=yn voted 10 the War Ohire and the
Admiralty with no mor- criticism than a
1~p-fer and constantly expressed anxiety
IA snme,hirg comm"n-ursi. In the way
u' r"sui's NAV ~ shown for tho money
la- ou1y ccasiun when IN. Parliamentary
rgorus have drawn tho -rci,-d attention
N. prrverhsal man in che sir~-t- have
fun sh~d hv he batter r~-criminaiiors
"a raes srouud tn- militant personality
. NJ Jo-ph Chsml-risin a. tba g.n-
"a -c~ur Do caunui H. sa,d that 30 hAs lp.i
ay of ne Asc-udancy Ulrrr m~n on The
fHHr' h-pshrs have fur 'hs mos usn
uArs~i umr Th- mH~f furndiy thine
81 o. du~'s a rsrv osgan - he Tor,
Hs Hdarf "an hnd to ~ay atouf - Oovefu-
$50 81
~ fsf. ~ duuiH. tie t~s,-iiton 81 tho
q H'f BE- tru-ts-- fuF tie nsi,nn. has l-s-n
.avuEI f~fH-t bY t~ oaunsHs 81 So -
-Hp hw % vuuld b. ~Hneszaiian o. den,
ht b. u'~ir huid aron n'- ii",i-r ~ Iuin.
s uuH asthuiift BE-. -tfh-T-a o. 49,
fool d-lhf- 'i.af isfla r-utan TsFiosTa
'-aHf tf fH .p-aHs ~fisi g. Un -
ti-rH D. hurai Islmsri-.
l.ssal iua-A~ 'trssth e
.iHitr u us lasifug a 49, Daa
Hs sfaHf HsntstFs
r sHt uH tss- ffs =s.ilf
sl sus .fs sUsliuuE ~ 81 sss
To- trff saIan q 49, -1aaa..nt-
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TRrNK RIFLED AND SET AFIRE.
Armenian Viewers savings. SCOT. .
Two Arrests on suspicion.

File Hebbed. who IL an Armenian silk
weaver. left his rooms AT SIS West Fifty
seventh street yesterday morning to visit
some friends. When he came back he
found his trunk afre. He soon discovered
that the trunk had been rincd OF 500 a
patr Of diamond earrings and some
clothing
The West Forty--evenih street police
TO whom he complained, locked up last
night ~ Suspicious persons. a Mrs. Kate
campbell n a William kleebeT, who
live in the same house. They admitted
having h-en In tho Armenian's room. but
said they went In Ia put out the Ire.
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IN Nc tIOOS' ON 4 RGoT.
rd,sns p.iis's ,snr Trrreri1-s Ihe yi.i,orS
~ Isir view farh.

iSptaNAruLfs. AUG - Tho nutous gang
kno~n a. 90" tungaloos.' vl'rh lave
dea,-d i-lte- auth"tit' Zoe several v~uts.
USUALLY singing ui ungr,s.s fDr atta,a
Esih~fvd o. feus iu-utght a. iaiI NsW
park. tive milc- from tir ,ftV. aud osu
V-lLd st.u u-Tro g. tt~ fuf 90 hfr nt.re
s'rn = uum'rf - as.nulfs al uus t.grl
uausd linut- NNa frffrri 90 fra,r uha o.
ortr ~ Wa auorsei t'Hu WITH a iaWiH..
snd hHs aful 80 isruAru
Ius para b. c~ltfr.i--t - $50 rtFur car
raupare. who -uH.HHufsHI fhr ,ltF f-ltut
aud wr~H answered a. u saUfsiu HHd IfU
ratrolr.u i--ia-- -~r,-fal drfvffNss Tive
t~tunrulus- view urssfssi aHI &C., -
unrt.aaisrs be- tlr fHHdf N.NrfaI 'hHusHHI
t-f~nfls v-r si thr Ian srau uH s,aa'f
-m $50 Hfrn-r urfI So ru|rr' 81 100
fHtIHw
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CHTNA'S
u Hung Ghang says the Fsiic,s Bemasd-d
Have B~eu Issued.

Sro,isi Caes Dsspafsh 70 %
LONDON. Aug - A despatch 70 the
Times from Pekin says hat n Hung Chang
informed a dozen diplomats on Sunday
that edicts IN reference" To the supplement
tary liz, Of puni-hmen,s and susp-nsion
Of examinations had t--n sent from Sin
gan-fu 10y Government couriers and were
e~xp~c,ed 20 arrive al Pekin next Wednes-
day. He further said that an edict' pro-
hhi,ing tie importation 81 arms would
IT, telegrap he'd Immediately.
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rr.n., ,.r .. ,.rt,.pai -,r--, ,'-rr,

IHftur uan sew nHn ffuu - SiNh
aul iAgfui atssil. hI~a in thr tort Andt
sfne isHrN Gee 80 nra ums asf u,si'
Irs Htrfsfn ~ss isH be- tfs fsiinH st q
nsat To- rsH 80 fHIl~f - Hf iIfHu
rfraH rH trosaH~trn srt o. tsfsiamIf
srfH Hi.d tiHru In fhs 30 ass IIH.
Eurf ~ fsfsslt-ff Au-israi . TaaH fn
o. ssas $50 tnafw - EEL $50 fsrnus 80
flniiifg ifaulN h4ss frtru. lr man .Ias
- zee NrffHHrHtan HfsfeIa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26

os yecilsn Made te Medical Inspection ef
japanese NJ Hawaii.

NfsfIW Z aeF TFsIdIfF y I'M NIN
IoSDoS, Aug "a despatch to the
Times from Toxic says that JsIsn has
lodsed q protest At Washington cot,c-.rn-
ing the m'Si,oal inspection hv tho Uni,.Si
states quarantine oaiciais - Jsran~~e
subi~r's arriving ~ Hawsn. derlaung
that tho discrimination aEaius' ihe Istan--e
thur shown }. incompatible With tho in-ndlv
interests of the tso r.-,pi-s
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STAINED ~ 4 FIGHT.
Incident of a Row over Money Between
siN Drunk en- Italians.

PATERSON. n. j., Aug 2s-Sin drunken
Italians qusrrelled tonight over money
in the rear Of the house al 4, High street,
and John Julian Wa stabbed In the hack
and chest by Antonio Vendetti. The in
junrd man vas taken 20 the Gener Hospi-
tal in a critical condition The police cap
turcd Nendetti in an Italian tenement in
Rxls aVenue
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tnstsns AUr o. 80 ti.a iis nuii.h
..tt.uuuft ,.1umr-tasf ff us 49,
A'n.a4 tr.frfra' .Hlr o. ris~Hu1
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asiiar H. co. FOL a
musi uf tsrtH -aas-I itsi
CO.. 4 snuss NaHsss ius u eos 80 lsisal
az ufaaHrs1uf sfsifass 81 co. osurtB aud
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To-. q. ,rra.s ~ass- s.v.u--


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p,nis Aus Is TIE ir~u-h sugar iuun-
t.- lave ucra.iunad = loo. 81 uup ea
frnuss T1r Minister 90 Iraurr has
~1rt-r,-i tIsi 10, b. r.flo,-i g. - o~ui.
d. avtsf Co. onNst thr n.hsri r-a' -~asst
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l.a,ri ~ : r1.n.a,lrlis 49,. -.

p-muaufirRls AUg W tsivari sr,iH
a. fsau srs sfHUA Hwf ulsIarIt lIsaI
fuHaas q H-as 49, tHss = HF 49,
tauirs ttuh lf am A. itHsli so
usn So sHnns=u co. 800 hHlNuI
81 ~~n srnm~f ffaF uuarTi sf.T utef
ga iHa T~sdaF. TuHH g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26
Gen Gillespie Finds Hts Delaware river
Inspection.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2S-Gen Gillespie,
Chief Of the United States Engineer CorpN,
has completed his inspection Of the FORTH
cations along the Delaware River. va"
harbor improvements made during the
administration of Major Raymond and
the work on the new Delaware Breakwat"r
a. Iewes. He returned Ia Washington
an-nAahi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26
Arrt~,-d-suxnAY. Aus ,i

Arrived -SuSpAY. AUG ~
s. uro he. low. Loudou. AUG 10
s. TroAn Prince. fAgleton. bshofn AUG !,
A. Mannheim. OckelmAnn. Rotterdam. Aug H.
IS HutenSius. Crsg. ST Ntnoeni. AUG ~
S. ~ cd Rsksr. Nv ORLEANS. Aug 20.
IS Nusc~s. Rlsk. Galveston. Aus 10
s. Jefferson. Dolr. Norfolk. Aus -
A. Algonquin. ChichsdcT. jscksonyHis. Aug -.
IS GuIds born. French. phladflphis, Aug "a
rsrk Trinidad. card. rurtS Island. Aug IL.
ARRIVED or.
81 t'mbts. from New NoFk 81 lItsusol.
s. korntsin Luis. from Nss Noft q bftmsn-
4. N,ffa- from New Yofk. AZ G,noA.
SAILED IRON FOREr.N PoRrS
s. smpAnis from Queenstown. for N,~ York
OUTCOME STEAMSHIPS.
Saa y saE
MAJ, Va.
tlas N4ts
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Business Nstires.

STOPS Disrrhra aud stssseh Craaps.
Dr. Si.gens Genuine. Imported AnsostuH bitsssa
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sHa.f rHHH fHH h~uHHawnaHsw Ur uHs
HHHaH .frH H I'd nafurfsra n lac
rrn 49, sssfF ana tsshaaa .~
s.fss i~ratara -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26
MARINE INTELLIGENT.

MINIATURE ALuNNAy rms a
Sun rises ... 5 - sun sets &c. Nooa sts isi
HioH wAIrR-rHis DAY.
sandy Hoos 4us Gov Id. as llsl Cate ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26
ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE,
KINGSLEY SCHOOL,
SACRED HEART ACADEMY,

s.l.d Caiaole uoa fd,nr Shoot thsroIsh seaa-nla
tomhsfctAl Ani Nuum . cogfs oI<a all yesr t-fns
uoarfalr. military dfh oanpiag out fof oide af
esnts Address u AiHlSI. Nest Ca~stsf. y. v.
PENNINGTON ~. CD NsNTNARN Or hound
Hros a. u 6Ad wear c. educaNnuaL heAlthiul To-
caticn home onmi1fts % tipr'rncrd teachers osts'
ug1s ire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-26

IA" Aw~al ~ William T HonAdAy
to ,hc r"vsrau-r and tl~ public not go
~athr,iate m. raur- ~ the New Work
Nnrbgl.al P.rh tu Bronx De- 80 'Rr.rN
park POO i--oau-" thes~ NAME are not
uuiy iporrr-oi hu' ~undign,ari, T. fair. hut
10 ne, uo, 10 he--i~d generally headht-
rrtc.r co r' -TsTSr- md " n~os~-Au
ta ati,-r,Is'. Nss Nork y uhssicai psu
o. fst sre sriuE g. 49, u % a osIatoU
10. au-. o. BE- tu, luulg tu a. No. q sitst. tns
Mufurtsf. tirrfr ave MAN Isfrufs whn
rutIH ide' 'b fh. nrouh Lnn snd wuulf
o. rursl-l g. Del Hts fH. New iurk fooi1V-
taI lar 80 80 -atr ~ a0ruFafe nefsn-
Ylstuv fhs b. unfortunate M huua-
90 s Htfnu.Tf tu fus-arNs suu hufag utn
Frurra. u- t. tfsgHl tt~ Of the TO-.
BIZ. wf "a p .HIIafI. tai " no. utIH
fH' H f.H. tuE O. WyinlfuI IN 81 Hsr a.
sHaIUIf afaFfTtais g. be- has 600 frA~
flr .fTafI. Hf f rHfs gfHraNf AuHN u
as flr t,Hfn =.laff srd ~ -srts
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nwi,Hr SCHOOL tuR HoYS
~ 10 west asd n Nes \ ~ city

MOUNT HOLLY AtAuENN Nouri Holly. y. =.
Lin I'd 10 tsrniy hoyN CAREFUL cIllsg pnepsfauoR.
SPECIAL cate Of small boys mndstah % extras
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-24
DOCkSrADER S.

AS has been the ease for several yeas
past on opening nights the size OF til.
uliIirnc" Al DuckstHdrrs yesterday after
noon and last night WAS limited only b.
III. size of the house. II was Il GOOD
unturch audience too. and tveryur,
seemed very much pleased to think that
the house would be doing "bllSincSS q;
tn" old stand from now On. The general
interior of the theatre looks rs bright
and hrw as the painters hav" lately mad,
iii" outside. " hrn the pianist bohh"l
up ON time shortly after eight o'clock las
night It was tn SNgin for Il hearty wei
come from til" gallery. and the npplaur
which bc gan thcn continued at intervals
until the curtain had gone down on the
last act. The bill is headed by Harry
l.cr'nir, n character cunlllur of much
ability. His work yesterday easily mud"
him Il star feature Of the bill Little
Doris Il Co., in "Thc Little Leading
Lady, received the hearticst kind of ap.
plause, and they deserved it. for ii is
one Of the brightest little comedies seen
here for long time. Mabel SisSOn and
May ,-trwart, comedy stars; Nudge aud
Morton. Il strong musical team: Frank
Whitman, dancing violihist; Fitzpatrick
and Taper. are al! clever. EmInondS,
E>nords and Enmond>, in II comedy
sketch entitled "'rhc Tourists" and TN.
juggling Matthews. contribute two of the
best features of the bin. Manager Dock
s1ader has done well for the opening
week. and the most CXActing vaudeville
critic could ask no more than he lll>
given Performances afternoons and
evenings as usual the remainder of the
Munk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-24
RAILROAD.

schedule IN effect May 49, 1901.
Az Trains Illuminated with PintscA
~ Express trains. x
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave
IS S'' 9okK ter week days 500. 80
5 i ST !, u, :5Sss ~ Ss" 5s;;'
efFSXzf ttt d!Rl.ie '; xs :!SSs a e
s 80 $50 10, q %. 1859 'loba. JoSe a. IN
:: y :. e. r. ~ XII (Royal jlu,!.ed
~ - III Ills skc, AZ Ilnit ss = &c. &c. N
% ' \ :|s /, T %sss days ~ ~ Ia .H
= & .l9.sS ,, m sandsy., "a. ISL. -
'lo.52 p. m
s9 Hsh. S,s 40 and and SO 1 r. tis
a. a., IS s. and 49, p. m. 81 sun sis
Sea Isle city. week days $3.50 a. M.
'l2ls '2,s5 and 1853 y. m. Sundays, As
h 4 sg5 aad .We;hinston sss x esy:
"a -57. go (Roya! limited .IA
2 r. ' L s :Sos; w; 'an Royal Limited
IL 3 M s ss1S s1c osgx Sunday s'5 a. M
'll.o a. M, 'l2.56, 319. s4.57, SIP, 10 ID
2. N. Sundays. AIS, 'S0, 905 a. m,
H2;56. .45' eds, s4e 'lo,16 p. m.
Pittsburg. week days, 's.04, a. H., slM.
s0le p. m. Sundays 1904. a. M. HI
'lo,l6 p. m.
Chicago. daily. 'sH a. M, '457 p. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, H18 a. m.I
~ IS and '10l6 p. M: daily.
Singerly accommodation, week dayAA
SIS a m. sls 61o, p. m. Sundays, s.oS =
Landenberg accommodation. week days.
s 80 p. m. Sundays. e55 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
for Baltimore, week days 246 p. m.
Landenberg, week days, $40 4. m, lx6
S 30 p: m. Sundays 80 a. M. 655 p. m =
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VIII.
il % s a M .is2S' fs7 III. &c .so7 %so IL
$50. '54s tRoyal Limited, 6.55. 635. s7N
y 10, 'll35 D. m. Sundays. 1885, q 3d. 80A,
and 100 a. m. 'l2e0. '137. Lac Am
...is CRoyal Limited. SIS, '73O, TAO. 's.4a
10. 30 p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone. No. ls3
Rates TO western points lower than viz
Il; 4, MILLER. Passenger Agent, WIN
D. B MARTIN, Man, OF Pass. Trafic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-24
White Lies.

One would hardly dare to ask a
friend to dine In SO many words, says
a writer In The Spectator, If it were
not permissible for him to make the
false reply that be was sorry he was
engaged and could not come.
Ordinary social Intercourse. instead
of becoming more direct, would have
to be carried on by an elaborate sys.
TEN of hints; otherwise society would
become. metaphorlcally speaking, a
bear garden in which sensitive persons
would be battered to death. 1t would
be impossible to get used to being told
II do not like you, and your friends
bore me-" or ~ could come quite east.
~, but l do not care to identify myself
with the very second rate people
among whom you live"
Neither could we Improve matters by
reversing the ordinary procedure and
allowing the guests to invite them.
selves.
The rebuff of being refused hospital.
~ would be almost unbearable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-24
pHILA. AND READING RAILROAD
tWilmington Division

wilmington Division,
Time table in effect May IS, 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington, tF'rench
o Monte hs%e'e ye"s5'HR
GranoEue Cossart,. Chadd's Ford juno.
ten poeopsonn, West Chester Embree'
rs a. M. daily zl5 and A5o p, m. Sun
For Waynesburg Junction Elsmere and
day at 7% a. M, daily sl5 and 4bS p I'M m.
Sunday only at sos a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and in
termediats stations. daily except sun
Sunday only. sos a. m "
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agents at the sta :.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for At
%eek asys-E.prsss.,s 6 800 go g 1s. 4 a; m r,
100. 400, 500, $40, Ills. $40 p: m. Accom-
I; da Y 49, 500 $50, 900, 1000
IL "a m So So p IN M p ,1co Excur,en daily
100 a, m. Additional Sunday 100 a m
Leave Atlantic City Depot-Week days
Express, MONDAY only 645), 7.0E AS
900 iO.i5 hoo a. M, go 4sO. $50, 10
80, $50 p. m. Accommodation. SIS. Us
Il, m, $50 p: M Sundays-Express, S45 d.
m. $50. 40 500 600. 30. 7.t1 . 80.
$50 p. H. Accommodation-7l5 a. m.
432 p nj.
Pastor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Cape Mav-Week days-s3o. s45.
II As a. m, $50 .4l0 $50 p. m. Sundays
S15 a m, 500 p. m.
For OCEAN ClTy-Week days-sG. II As
a. m, 215: go, So p. m. sundays-si5.
" For SEA Isle CITY-week days. IS
a. M. ais, 40. $50 p. m. Sundays-s45
q M. 800 p. m 500 Excursion to Cape
May, Ocean City and Sea Isle city, zoo
a NJ. daily.
South ST.. 400 p. m. South St. 415 p. m.
South ST. $50 u. m, South St. Las p. m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY
Express-Leaves New York Iiberty ST.
3 40 a. m. saturdays only LOO p. M $40
p. m.
Leaves ATLANTIC C1TY-week DAYS
$50 a. m: Ella p. m, Sunday-630 y m.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices.
W. g. BESLER. EDISON J, WEEKS
Genl Supt. Genl Pass'r. Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-24
FROM RAIN IN THE WOODS

When on tho leaves the rain insists,
And every gust brings showers down;
hen all tho woodland smokes with mistA
take the old road out Of town
hto the hills through which 1t twista
find the vale where catnip grows,
Where boneset blooms, with wetnea bowed
1he vale through which the red creek flows
Turpid with hill washed clay and loud
A. some strange horn wildman blown.
Like knots upon the gray barked trees
The lichen colored moths are pressed,
And, wedged in hollow blooms, the bees
Seem clotted pollen; in Its nest
The hornet creeps and lies at ease.
The butterfly and forest bird
Are huddled on the same gnarled bough
From which, like some rain voweed word
That dsmpness hoarsely utters now.
The tree toad's voice Is vaguely heard.
] crouch and listen, and again
The woods arc filled for me with fornsl
Weird, elfin shapes In train on train
Arise, and now feel the arms
Around me OF the wraiths Of rain.
o wraiths Of rain! O trailing misti
Still fold me, hold ne and pursued
Still let my lips by yours be kissedl
Still draw me with your hands Of dew
Unto the tryst, the dripping tryst!
Madison Cawein in Atlantic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-24
Meetings 10 Night

Cyrus Castle, K GLE
Peerless Conc!ave, > W M.
Corinthian Lodge, s OF H.
Franklin Lodge, A OG F.
Industry Lodge. A o U w.
Eureka Castle, AOk NC.
Delaware Senate, X A EO
Harmony Council. U T Of A.
Diamond State Council. c B L.
Washington Conclav,, S WIN.
Cherokee Tribe Imp'd o r M.
Eureka Council, .Jr.. OU AM.
German Beneficial Society. No. l
Reynolds Encampment. IOOF.
Norisl Encampment, X ST. ] t. NJ.
brandywtne Com. A 4 U X OF NJ.
Wilmington Conclave. d Of LO q
Musical Art Society.
Eermania Temple. l. G f.
Carpenters and Joiners Union
BARRIERS Protective Association.
Rrandywine Boys Brigade.
Wilmington Council, o U A NJ.
Delaware Encampment o o Il.
Benevolent and Pro ec:ivo Orda- II Elk
Lincoln Lodge, X of P
Crusaders Castle, K g E
Humanity Circle, b. Of U.
Waneta Council. ID of p.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-24
FIRE CHIEFS TO MEET.
Arrangements to be Made for At.
tending PHILADELPHIA Convention

A meeting of the eX-rhicfs and officers
of the Wilmington Fire Department will
he held at the home of Dennis Shields
No, log East Fifth street. Arrange
mcnts will he made for the attendance
Of the former officers of the department
at tie convention Of the PENNSYLVANIA
State Fircmrn's Association in phila-
drlphia On October |. 2. 3 and 4.
There will be a parade on Wednesday,
October 2 and it Is desired that the OK
chiefs take part. So far Chief Welsh
and former Chiefs Robinson and Sweeney
have signiied their intention Of attend
ing. Yesterday Chief Robinson of Ches-
ter was the guest of Chief Welsh,