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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
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man tro, at ben Serre, Der trGoer
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life, De bjaiger bette. Seq tror heller
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{ bare glemt 6umanitet2ns Sore ION
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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Dereens oloite SIG.

: Mumieidlen | 9r.tiib Muieum
Tan nan MI ie ct Gig. Der mdofc er
8eroens nloite. Oct er tomm.i ira en-
forbiitoriit gegrdpsliesplabs pa BEN
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

80 Miaiorer Dollars ri Del
ameritunite Spnottat ior SOsroragels
len At SOncssfonsrrs pdd Sdntops
aanton Sernbansn ! 4inu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

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OCT paa Ssifieleet. ~ lhsoe5r GatparL
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SeurS ztaulsD % hans strtfafsresr
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

aons @ictor emmanuel al 5td=
lien oil aflaase st Seiss ! sonoon
Tsai fsrittummeHbe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
Syamilics 2esning 90. - iQnitrereD
Scturab YUaens nue Vramie for 1900-190l
Geo sner) er MI iartis % Rnoes Ill ale, babe me % sanie abOnnerter
Der bar bctait Tor ct @ar Sorifno.
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geb benue BOG idsr fire Art Supplements, nsmfis:
Winter ~Scene-From an original painting by the famous japanese
artist, Kozan.
The Falls of Wawa-From an original painting by the famous
Japanese artist, Biyo.
Sparrows Fighting-From an original painting by the famous
japanese artist, KAN.
Storks-From an original painting by the famous Japanese artist,
Chikusan.
Elsie eiator n Dc FneHr, ION fan brobutrs pau ShhuSuFras cmraaes
% nil paaiipunes al enbber her iurfaar ia pa Rnnh.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

Om nosle 0ass bill Oen gpening.
Der benptt.s al Resierinsens p%enitpRss
bureau, forelsbis bIipe fOrIaot at De
ca. 1000 5unttipn9rer, Der arbeiosr
Der, fprot eierss iitunb til 2otale for
bet Bal % ben 8untst, Der ital boIDes
i anltpnins SuausuratiOntu ben Ale
Warts. ) be nGrmeite 0uss efter ri!
Qotulst blibe benpttst til 9rpmendbe.
toncsrter, "a Der pil rimslispis bens
oad omirent 10 Sags. inoen bpili:
guredusts arbeine maa itarAe. 9ette
tan pare msset bebassIist for CUNT
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26
csamilie. Sesuina No.6 (mco Siaeber)

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gumrs, Of bpine be TO fbfs ubsi Cpag al 2400o. Sstrast tslssa
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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

e,rio "a beil fray III ostnioo,noe uorsi,.
9osuipa 4 estIb J's g. sr 'zLberuoia poaiioeItst
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-26

9 Gannli~91sutna go s Ct 10 oatrs 'olcrreoe Steeer. % hret Ssnses
or IrGt II aolsrer. 7st isrfe Etueoe % vt Srnneggr. efF gtakr az
Sispem, IN; oeruat 1ruRnr ira iuoe Sos. ser Eeae1 az sterseers;
arast.s fro Sottrsoalsn, hsseees al gters5Srg; SerssH q & sst,Toas
enc gaisr; let Snsr a r Sntr, shr RdeI az a. tHeeLS aFriea q
Satrrn. einr Nsakrt al xtosIGnn fans paa scnssa stsE La".Es ~ NJ ~
lsr Of 5sunp Rpfrsm; sisidar % Skismrr ahr alslteaft. 'fsT Sesfn
al guham 2arRu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
WANT AN
APPROPRIATION
Trustees of Poor Want
Council to Pay Half
of Pest House
Expenses.

At the meeting OF City Council last
evening, u c0mmi teo Hpp0in eli by the
Trustees Of he Poor was gwen a hearing q
in reference t, Council paying q portion
Il tho .xppnae OF erecting ,ho new pes.
b ouso 1t Fa nhurst.
The Trustees Of the Poor we're repre-
sen ed by Tru, u,teas ,reorze Rnberts ani II
l.. Rec They spoks OF he ho pital ao
cDin nmOuating patients from this CITY and
called attention to the fact that previous
Council had promised $500 aud 800 to
ward tho work.
" hon OulCil again ssumed Its session
II " as deci led that ti,y Cuuncii aud Lhs
City Sulicltor .houl consider tho matt r
to lind II u dnua ion cuuld be legally
made,
Mr.. McCafior y pr-sen cd an ordinance
providing thA when appn atus is teinpor
ai,y out Of service or barnInpXnv Is out
Of the city on ti"s s'rvica . chief eDgi
Doer shall be no itiei and n lnLhsr com
pany designated % take its place aud
when apparatus iS sent nwtv for repairs
other q pnratu shall take It's ulacs. II
q company is out Of service more tAan 80
days Or fails t,Obev nny Of III" provisions
Of the Ordinnnce 70 10 per d"y mny be de
Quoted from i . app oprintion. The ordi
nance WAS read Lvlcs nni rrferred 10 the
law und 0'e committees.
An order for $l4.244.3l mnn,hly appro
orntion was drawn III lHvUr OF tho Board
oi Education.
Nj. Cannon presented ha new milk or
dlnSnCs which has D'en du|csiUaI. Tha
ordnance wus cad twice and refe! red TO
the las committee.
Cily Iroasurur Feaster reported tho
balance In Fir 6 National Bank to DO
$50 469 IS; IN each ut tho depository banks
$g.0Oo: received Of First Na,ionAi Bank on
interest,", fS,l33, l. y Ken. sI6U; John
j. Cassidy, <75; Geurg" H. Bou ,hlnan,
5000; A. J. o : enl, so. 26; ench OF tho
depository banks i"r inc "s,. s22 SS
John B0ughman. ,ls5l: Euxsns NJ.
Sayers. &il.a5; \. 8. Lewss, Ill be.
Building In-p'c or Cas- ilv ereported
Tor Novemhe v permits ISSUED, total
valuation. $40. Ala; Coul nM lnspec or
Ryan, 1850 anllDus OF oil 'e.ted; Alilk
lnsy sctor McEv'llv, 245 10 pee ions. bdA
quart of milk .xS int: 252 quartz
condemned; 81 nhnp.s. ak y !; - srmples
analysed; 4 samples toun /, be c"iored
10 per cent. OF milk Inspected was xiuIt-
sratsd; 9daities wsre ins.rc'sh and nine
men arrested aud .n,'d; = re'.n orv;
Cannon l.3 tons and 30
pounds OF garbage bii. ned
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
IBAl1'"oRE &0ne
RAILROAD. :

Schedule IN cffer, November II, 1901:
All trains illuminated with Pinlsct
light.
e. Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware
Avenue Station. for
NEW YORK. week days. ~5.eeG, .s.3a,
'10.52 4. M: 'l2.la. 500. '5.lS Royal Lin.
ited), 1927. -. 'lO.52 p. nj. Sundays
1876, 1899. 'll.35 a. m.: 100. "5.lS lRoyal
Limited. '7.42, -iO.52 p. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. s5.2s,
$50. '6.45, 7.2o, 500, 's.sa. .lO5,, 1o.52 a
M; "1.1s, .2.57, 800. '4.55, -5.ls tRoyal
Limited. 1927, 635. '742. .l0.59 y. m.
Sundays, "5.2s. 40. $50. '939, 1883,
'll.S5 a. n,.; -..55. 800, '5.lS 'Ru,al Lin.
ited), 635, '..42, sjs. -l6.5s p. IN.
Chester. week days. so. II. 81. 20. y. 90,
's.39, 1852. lo.j2 Il. m: 800. -ta5. 6.25.
"7.42, 'lo.52 p. m. Sundays. 10. $50
$3.50. 1858, -ll3J a. M: 800. SIS. 80
S.56, flO.52 p. NJ.
Atlantic. City. week days. -G.i5 a. m. !;
'l2,19, '2.5a and s5ls p. M. Royal Linn
lted), Sundays, 10 Il. NJ; '1ls p. N.
Royal Limited.
Cape May and Ocean City. week days,
s6.45 a. m. '22.55 p. IN.
Sea Isle City. week days. % Is A. m.
Ballinlor" and Washington, week days,
ala. 6.55, "S04. si1.Ol "A. M; 'l2.a6, so2.oS
'3.40. 4.54. 500 tRoya Limited. -S.ol,
s1O.H, p. m. Sundays, s4.l4. 'S.U.. a.v5
.. NJ; 'l".56, '2,os, $40, 5.3'. $50 Royal
Limited. &s.Ol. 'l0l4 y. n.
Baltimore and way stations week days,
6.55 Il. M; 3.l9 p. IN. Sundays. a.OJ Il. M:
b.S7 p. M.
Newark week days. '4l4. 6.55. 800,
'11.0l u. m. 'l2.56. 3.ls. 't.5+, S.l2. sol
'1014 p. NJ. Sundays. "4.14. 's.O4. 9o5 a.
NJ: 'l2.5s, 537, 49,. 1901, 'lo14 p. M.
Pittsbnrg. week days, 1904 .. nj: .454,
'1Ol4 p. nj. Sundays. 1904 4. m: $40,
'lo.14p. m. =,
Chicago, daily. 1904 a. m. $40 D. III.
Cincinnati and st, Lous. s414 4. M:
'12.5s, '1O.14 y. M. daily.
Singerly accommodation. week days,
6.55 a. m.: 3.1a. GIG p. m. Sundays. 9o5
a. M: 5.37. 49, p. m.
Landenbrrg -, accomm odation. week
days, A.j4 y. III.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STA.
TlON FOR
Baltimore, week days, 80 D. m.
..i
$50 p N. Sundays, $40 a. NJ. 60 y.
m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VII.
mington, week days. 1855. $50. '7.So,
no. 26. 400 3. M: 'l2,2O, 'l.27. els. s&.Os,
an, 500, $3.50. '54S (Royal Limited,
$50, $50. '1.26 'a3S. 'l135 y. III. sun.
days, 1885. ',.3O. 500. 100 "A. m; 'l22o,
'1.S7, 1.46, '3.OS, 4.S5. 'a.4s ,Royal Lin.
itcdl, G.30. 3726. '9.3S. 1890 y. m.
Royal Limited is composed oS"lu-
sively Of Pullman parlor observation and
dining ears. No extra fare except rrgu.
lar Pullman charge
Dellnarvia Telephone No. 1873,
Rates I" western points lower than
ria any other line.
II. A. MILLER, Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, Del.
ID. B. MARTIN. Manager of Passcn.
ger Traffic. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
TEACHERS
lNSTIr UTE.

MiddIetown, Dec. 6--The Teach.
ers' Institute js gradually drawing
10 a close and all hands are delight
ed. Superintendent Jones says the
teachers are SO pleased with the
in structors and the teachers that
they the chance 10 spend their ex.
ira cash 10 ear the instructors and
are ready to 60 home to eniig ghteu
young America with new ideas.
Miss Annie Sharpless Of Town.
send and Miss Jennie Raub Of New.
ark, are the accommodating sccre-
tarIes.
1t was something out of the usual
10 hear the teachers making the
responses during the Scriptural
reading Yesterday morning.
Despite the fact that the lecturers
stand very high, the lecture by
Miss NJ c. !. Williams, assistant
super nlendent Of the Wilmington
schools was listened TO with mark
cd attention. Her subject was
"Occnpatlons in the Primary
Schools.
DR. s. c. Schumacher, Of the
West Chester state Normal School
brought mcrrimcnt into the lnst-
tulc by his witty stories during his
Interesting talk OIL Needless
Fears" showing that fear OF harm
less iliacets was an Inheritance.
DR.. AVIS, OF Delaware College,
gave 4 five minute talk on Matne.
mates, illustrating by means of
the printed alphabet. the angles
and circles used in geometry.
DR.. Schumacher and Professor
Demarest we're the afternoon in.
structors
The Opera House was we'll flied
tonight when W. ID. Howe. an I'M
persoIator Of marked ability held
the boards.
Nearly all the teachers will leave
Mid dIetown on the evening tram.
They are tired but p eased.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Senators War OvcrOifice.

Wash ing'ou. D. C.. Dec. 5.-Sspa tor
Fairbanks, of Indiana. nnd Senator Bur.
ten, Of Kansas. are ut odds over the up
puiutment Of q postmaster at Mitchell
lnd Bur on wants his sister, Mr.l
Dodds, who lives there appointed. Joseph
W. Dale, the incumbent, has bepn indurs-
ed for roappointnent by the Repubii. .
can Organiza ions 0t his county and VII
lags. and Fairbanks promised to recom-
mend him to the President.
Burton told Fairbanks about bis sister
and asked him not to indorse Dale. Fair.
banks replied that it was a matter OF
state patronage In which Burton could
have no interest. Burton then said he
would recommend bis sistor to tho Presi.
dent and served nolics that II Senator
Fairbanks persisted in indOrsinR Dals he
would sndeavOr to prevent his onfirma,
ton by the Senate.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Mnnrnc Nor DcNcry's Elncc.

NEW YORK. Dee. i-t'ulunrl ROh.
ert Grier Muiilu.. will he appointed
deputy pnli," commissioner 10 succeed
Devcry unless some rNig"nrN which
neither Mr.. Low nor Colonel Partridge
has MS yet anticipated presents itself
Al a conference which WAS held Inst
night at Mr.. Lows house. ni Sixty
fourth street and Madison ayru,.r, Mr..
Low and Colonel Partridge talked the
police situation over with Colonel Mon
roc, and il wHS learned nfirrward ON
good aut hnrty HAT the office Of drpI-
~ commissioner was offered 10 Colonel
Monroe and was accepted by him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
VI SnarrlnH Mutclles ,Ihere

OGDENSRl'W 'W;. \. T.. Dee. u. Dis
trict Attorney lIurlbut has ordered the
sheriff to promptly arrest ext hampton
John l.. Sullivan If he attempts 10 give
n sparring exhibition Al any point in
this county. Sullivan has engaged,
with his old Spalriig partnrr, George
this vicinity. \ large alidirnr" gather
ed at potsdam last evening. The sheriff,
district attorney aud his assistant
among them. to SEQ one of lir rNhib-
and made speech and declared the
match off for the present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
sHvnoER DUTIES" DENOUNCED,
Herr Bebel stirs the Reichssag In
speech On Tariff.

Herr Bebel stirs the Reichssag In
Speech On Tariff.
BERLIN, Dec. O.-The most insignif-
cant looking man in the reichstdg, Herr
Bebel, broke Its didactic monotony yes
friday and lifted the tariff debate to
emotional levels. Herr Bebel spoke to
7Ae breathless galleries. He often pro-
voked his opponents, but sometimes he
even enthralled them.
: The wagon maker Is diminutive in
body and has q large head. Pulling at
his pointed chin whisker, he took the
tribune after the peasant farmer Herr
Nissen, and as the representative of
2,60O,0N voters he lodged the Socialist
protest against the hunger lutirs,' as
he called the tariffs on grain. The man
seemed to grow bodily as he warmed
up to his work. He spoke. as always,
with astonishing ease and rapidity OF
Ntterance. His tuneful voice, instead
of growing hoarser as the speech was
prolonged, OH the contrary grew more
melOdiOus.
Herr Bebel said there We're two ma
tiOns in the German state, the plumber
ers and the plundered. '"rhc imperial
chancellor, Count Won BulUw. spoke for
the former. | am speaking for the lat
ter.
"This bill is intended not for the bet
terment Of the farm lahurcr but for
the betterment of the landlords. II any
landlord is not getting on well now 1t
Is because of large hunting parties,
gambling, well filled wine cellars sons
in crack cavalry regiments and town
houses in Berlin
AT this point Of Herr Behcrs speech
Graf Won Karlorif. one of the creates,
land magnates, laughed ieeringly.
Yes continued Herr Bebcl. that
h the way with You fellows. You lay
lakes upon the poor. and when it is
proved to you that they are unnecrs-
sary you laugh. But the worlds his
l0ry rolls Oh over you rcgardlessly."
Later Graf Won Arnim. another great
Agrarian leader. scOrnfully interrupt
ed Herr Bebtl while the latter was r.
1ating an incident of II Pr,lssian school
girl who wanted to 60 TO heaven be-
Musc there was no hunger there. Herr
Bebcl inspired by the tr,nl"st'lous
scene which followed. then exclaimed:
"rhis bill foments inSulrrction. The
chancellor aims to overtl,rn social or
her. We shall do our utmost to send
This bill to Indies. aud we only regret
we cannot send its authors and abcl-
tors there also
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE

| New Castle, Dec. 6.-The peop!,
OF this city have need to examin'
carefully all the change they may
handle. There are many spuriou
coins in circulation. A fair silver
dollar counterfeit Of the 1890 and
1892 coinage or date is seen. The
pieces are lighter than the genuine
money and have greasy feeling to
the hand. Handled In the glove
they would scarcely be noticed as
the general face is good. The mill.
ing is poor around the edges and is
rounded OF rather more than the
good money. Many counterfeit nick.
els are now found. One man claims
that he handled 10 one day but
that he destroyed them. They are
also OF bright metal aud easily dis
covered. 1t appeafs that some per-
sons have been dealing IN the goods
from some other city aud are flowing
them here.
About sixty people took part in
the reception in the Knights of
Pythias hall. The affair was given
by the Young Men 's Club and was a
perfect success.
George T: Hewlett, carpenter and
contract tor, has received the contract
for the removal OF the fence on Bat.
terry Park and began yesterday the
tearing down of the grand stand.
The horde Of rats have been stafv.
ed out at the jail building on account
of having no boarders there from
whom they can feed and they are
making raids on different portions Of
the city. George W. Davis. the
shoemaker at Second and Delaware
streets, and his workman In speaking
Of the visit to that neighb0rhood say
1--WE thought an army OF horses were
making stampede in the building
The whipping post will be taken
apart and the main piece will be
used as hitching post by Levy
Court Commissioner Megginson in
front of his residence.
Tree trimming has commenced
here.
The household goods Of Rev. D. A
Sterrett have been levied upon for
rent by Constable Cleaver.
Beginning on next Monday the
steamer Reyhold will begin her win.
ter trips and will 60 to Philadelphia
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
and return the following days.
Eleven rabbits were bagged yes.
terday by John Becker and John
Mellon.
Tie condition Of Hampton Wier is
encouraging.
George Hatton who Is at the New
Castle County Hospital, Is very sick.
Miss Kathryn Rowan Of Philadel.
phia and Miss Name Duffy OF vii.
mington arc the guests OF Miss Cecil
Boyle, who has returned home from
a visit to Philadelphia friends.
Mrs Max Feldman Of Mount airy
Pa. Is the guest of her mother, Mrs
c. V. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. DUNCAN
and Miss Anna DUNCAN have return.
I'd from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fink and Miss Lu Fink Of
Latrobe, Pa, are the guests Of Miss
ElIzabeth Boyd.
Miss Caroline W. Andrews of Phil.
Idelphia, Is the guest Of relatives
lere.
Mrs. j. W. Burge Of kennett
square, Pa, is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Carolyn Timms.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
ILIs Wnk NOl Mig CrNnSeX,

ATLANTA, Ga. Dee. g. \ special
from Wilson, n. C.. says that the man
and woman detained here by the po-
lice under the belief that they We're
Miss Nellie tropsey and companion
hive been discharged from custody on
Information from Elizabeth city, y.
e., that the woman held could not he
the missing girl. The principal diff
ference in the description OF Miss Crop
sey and the woman detained was the
arrangement Of teeth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
FOR THE WEST

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA
sN q. nj. daily. Pittsburs, Chicago. Gin,
Ing CaD.
lesT a. m. daily. for Pittsburg and Chi1
cago.. mo coache, 70 Ptttsburs LimI
II % n. m, daily, "Limited'' Pittsbursl
Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo. Cinclnna6S
louisville. and 81 louis. Dining Gary
12b p. m, DAILY Pittshurg aud rlevela nd.
$50 D. M. daily Pitttbu,g. Chicago. Nash.
Vile tvia Cincinratl, Indianapolis, and
St. Louis. !DininG Carr
~ p m., Ptush1rs. Columbus In.
dIsHapulis. Louisville and st I.oui.
$50 D. m. daily, Pittsburs and Chlcarss
for Toledo. except Saturday.
II S p, N. daily, Pittsburg, CincinnatL,
and Cleveland.
II 20 p m, daily, Pittsburg, and Chicago,
daily fpr Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except Fate
urday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Snow In Misstsslppi.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. Dee. g.
About two inches Of snow has fallen
here. II Ia the first Of the season and
un,,Sually early. Also at Okolona.
Miss, the first snow Of the season fell.
coming down heavily for several hours,
followed by sleei and rain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Frozen To Death In A Blizzard,

Rutland, v. DC. B., wander
inY abuut 10 bilnitrlsi'v iur,n last
evening until sxhans o. nt hrnImbed
by tho cold Aichnel ',ahrt. NJ est
Rutland lell to the :rn'H Nni Vase
frozen to uea h witniI - 'c't nt the
home Of Vi s Mary MurpuY VT. whom
ho had in ended H. sp ,ni IT.. ,v,nlEg.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
Fourteen China men In jail.

OGDENSETRG. y. y, Dec. q. -Four.
teen Cinnamon arrested near Rouse
Point were brought here and commit.
ted hy Commissioner Gray TO jail for
trial for unIawfully entering this coun-
try Two boys eight years old, are
among them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
FOR THE SOUTH.

southern Railway.-Expre.s e.N n. m
lally sleeper to Poi. Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New orleans; 7as o a..
daily. sleepers to New Orleans. M cor.
Memphis. Nashville, via Asheville and
Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast Line -ENprss- l2la n m.
6a!ly elecpers 10 chsr!e2ton. Macon and
Port Tampa; l06 4 m. daily slserrrs u
Richmond and snNville
Chesapeake Ohio Railway sIl p ~
NATL
seahoard AR Line Railway -rxpvess
4H a: nj, daily s!eepers to New Orleans.
Titan Limited" 4oe p m. daily. sle-pers
to Jacksonville and atlanta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
unvestiuatiuR Antttoxiu Cascs

ST. LOUIS. Dee. o. Mayor Wells
and Il commission have begun an in
vrstigation 10 fix the responsibility for
the distribution Of diphtherctic anti
toxin which resulted In the death of
more than a dozen children from IL.
tannk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, SIS n. m, 3VS, 40 snA
658 p. m, week DAYS
For Rehcboth. lSA M. Tnesdays, ThuitAsya
and HaturdayA on,y
For Dover. Harrington and Deluar.
BIB. luN .. m, 40: 6H and l2ll o. m,
Sunday, l21l p. m
For Wyoming and way stations, sNe p.
n. week days.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. lnha a. M, weeks
Gays ana lf11 night daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-06
FOR RCEFAIO

Viz Emporium Junction, $50 a. No.. An1
ee5 y. m. daily.
Via Canandaigua, $50 a. M. week dayaI
$50 p. m, except Saturday. Ard H. " D.,
m daily
~ Congressional Limited Express AL
veStipule PhrlOr Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare G.hCr than the usual Pull,
man charge. )
Cars. Vestibule Passenger Coaches and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The wilmington Transfer Company wills
call for and check baggage from hstslA
and residences !
For further information passengers are
referred to ~ ticket lt, agent at the ssa ton
General Manager. General PAS. Agtl