davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIyERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug %. p. m.-CottonSpot quiet; prices
unchanged; American nlddng 32d. The sales OF
day 5000 bales. which 500 specula-
5000 bales: American Futures opened quiet and
closed firm American middling & August. 46-64G
i7-64d buyers; August September. 42-64d sellers;
September October S3-6fa4 3464d SELLERS October
and November 2T-64Gi 2S-64d buyers; November and
December buyers December and January. 2 81
a. 24-4d BUYERS: January February 64Q4 ~ sd
buyers; February March. 3 64qi 2i-64d sellers;
March April 23 246id sellers; April and May.
4 23-64q4 ii Gid sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoA

|
| STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DBBRossEs AND CoRTLANDr STREETS
sThe Ieaying tims from DeserS s,er tnna
ssss siSsn below for I%ssss:sna5;Ss na;ts street
sS nfre to two
Cars New YeE6 % to Pttshurg Sleeping Car Pit'sOuFs
4 NJ ESE and eiHsiana
M ePR es Dining smkns sdS Rd enanna
IadianaPos LoaisSis es.s15 S. louis -0'e-0.
hour train to chicago. Pullman Compartment
p NJ cA6 eePRS 9 D15ng R and LOUIS 6gst
For Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati Louisville).
ssS P e. sr hf5Ef s E RPs
We!sR % usSs valley
sis iifsDf sS5Sey FIRES @ Sand
GGnness e. ESf cfanf asD f5oeRf cscN saigsaa
fREs5 sisTslS@4 s@d s6 SHil2Pati
755 s2s as ane ca N o16 @ tpesbS"ssss and
andt Streets 1G2 Dining &C SaF l055 n99s min csI Car
andt Streets s 29 g 9l Lin * al PiI Pa5
SsE f PaIns $s? es2 $? a,a supasy
Dns @ ca 9s C oss nhns lin C ali parlor and
Dining CaTs) 3 Dining CaI}. ~ Dining oar). 455
soU TTIERN RATLwAY@EIpress $.2S Is p. NJ. 121o
ATIANTfG COAST LINE.-BxDress. ss a. m, and e.2s
AE LIE and az q s
Norfolk AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cEsAPEARE f5s M ss 6Hi6 RAfIWAY-7s5 Fn fay a. H. week
F6 5fys o6 I e PoS 6fS oF6f 8 81 faiI ahd NoRFoLK7s NJ
AT1aSfg Tr srf s3S & m daig @ and 5 weekdays
Sundays T. 55 Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
Cars Coaches weekdays. Parlor
Smoking Car, Paror Cars Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 D. m weekdays.
For points New York and Branch Railroad 0rorn
West Twenty-third Street SationD. S-55 II 10
110 Saturdays only, 225, 255 as TO- 455 and 653
p. weekdays. Sundays. 755, 925 a. m. 453 D.
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streesl 990 500 a. m
1920 20 Saturdays only). 2SO: 3.1o 40 20. $40
and TOO D. m. weekdays Sundays, S15. 94o a. H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61O (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 500. Is. 1oo
Oesbrosses and Cortlandt 10 2O Dining Carr
1o55 Dining Carr, 1155 g. 1885 Dining Car). 153
Dining Carr. 30 Oes5rosses and Cortlandt Streets
220 255. rs Dining Cap, 1855. 4.2, 425 Dining
Car). 455 Dining Car). 5.55 Dining Carr. T55. S25
S55 925 u y. 10 night. Sundays. G. 10. 7.55 mo
coaches). SO, S55, rs Dining Car. a55 (Iimtedl.
e55 1888 Dining Carr a m. 1913 Dining Carr. 15o
Dining Carr. BIS Dining Carr 55 . Dining Carr
435 Dining Carr, 555 Dining Carr 755 S25 S55. 25
?. m. II 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 4s 1854 III Broadway
Twentythrd Street Station. and stations foot Of
brosses and Cortlandt Court Street $50 Fulton
Street. 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brooklyn Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage hotels
and residences through to destination.
Telephone 'pl4 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD
General Manager General Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

Spot closed quiet with quotations &c hshsF
Of &c for rnIddling upland and 95c Tor MID
ding Gulf; sales bales. Southern spot
teegraphed as follows: Seworleans firm. Lice
higher. s7-lec: Mobile steady. UNCHANGED at ssc
Savannah E -l6c: wilmington hrf
unchanged sac Norfolk quiet, &c lower, at ssc;
Baltimore nominal unchanged 9sc: Galveston nrt
Unchanged al 7-Isc Augusta firm. 1-lSc higher az
e7-ISc; rrn lice higher at 1fsc Esinetea
receipts 1900 bales, against
zi3e bales week and Oe2' bales actua4 last
ports and interior points to-day. com
last week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
NAVAL STORES.

Tho market for spirits turpentine steady. with
,r,cas ,nchanced fairly Rosn ruled
steady and unchanged former prices. Tar ruled firm.
nth rate unchanged. We Quote
SoIFITS TURPENTINE- bbls. 4Tc; machine made
bbs, 473ac. -, ..ro
good strained, 81 55; d, 81 6219 r,
&, ~. 81 20; g. 81 70; H, 81 80: So 30; K, 3d. 81.
IA 45: ~ S3 rs; w c. 81 90; w w. 81 20
STOCK ON HAND.
Sor tlrpenttne
IA
savannah Aug 25-Turpentne firm, 4s.c: receipts.
5ssi bbs sales 1,e2 export. !. 1st quoted; A p c.
K. 81 s.; NJ 50 o5 N So 90; " G. S. go; W W So So
receipts IS bbls steady 81 1Oqs1 49, 250
bbs Crude turpentine firm. 81 80 81 so and 81 60;
ceints Ia3 bbls Tar frm 81 50 receipts. 1i4 bbls
london Aug 25.-Cosing: Turpentine. spirits. 35s Cd.
Rosn American strained. As Cd; fine, 9s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
GinanrIaI.
HAlGHT & fREESE
Established ,sns G0 ,s Main s,nH,p once, e
STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON.

We will be pleased send request 400
cloth bound. illustrated ''Guide to Investors,
also Stock and Cotton Market Letters. Issued
gratis mailed free
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
' IA SpTII5IIrIu anu III-
AND ALBANY RAILR

BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
(New York Central Hudson River p r. Lsssee-)
Grand Central Station. Fourth Avenue and
Street, New York. follows:
T9OO A. NJ. Tl2-Oo noon. 400 P. NJ, -l1OO 2 NJ
arrive Boston, $50 p NJ, SO P NJ, 1000 P NJ. 6lS
A VI . - =.
.fI.OO P. arrive New York. $50 P. NJ, 8 40 P NJ,
1000 P. NJ. 614 A NJ 90.
York Central ticket offices. 40
Broadway Grand Central Station
A H GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Superfntendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

CSew Central & Hudson River r R.. LesseeO
Trains Franklin Station. New York follows,
and tOot West i2d St, y. r.:
'TI0 A M.-For intermediate points to Albany
90 40 A. MD CatskN Mountain Express
I'll 20 A M.-(2) Saratoga and Mohawk Express
t12 IS p M.-(3) Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer.
90 P M--Chicago Express.
Is P M-Cont. Detroit. Chi and ST Louis
rs 25 P NO Ulster Express CatskiN Mountains
.3 As p MO For Hudson River points and Albany
900 P M-For Roch-. Buffalo, CTevel'd and Chicago
tT.45 p M.-For Roch, Buffalo. Detroit and St Louis
IS p M-For Syra-, Roch-. Niagara Falls. Det & Chi
DAILY tDaily except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex:
ID at teI5 A NJ +1O45 \. NJ 80 az fl2 10 p NJ
(4) at +3 O6 NJ Jersey City. ?. R R Sta: Cd
at t947 A. NJ. % t11-2O A. NJ, (S) at 1880 P NJ
(i) at t3S5 P NJ. tables principal hotels and
checked from hotel residence by West
colts Express
a H SMITH g L LANbftS1s
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
SatuT

C9aee cables-fsioCof5ee nlsrket qqet: 70 70
12G: 10000 bags cleared for the
States 5000 bags; cleared for Europe Loco bags socK
SanIosCoffee market steady; good average
Santos $500: receipts 1899 bags stock. lilo bags
asuburg-Coffee market opened unchanged at go N
net %Q5z pig higher: sales. 60 000 bags HAVE
market opened irregular. a Z franc higher al i
declined = franc. al steady = u franc
..-r.a-Ee5. s.l.s IS -t.l naEs
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
READING SYSTEM

~ Ga ~ ~ ~ u - - ~
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-C,me from South
Ferry minutes ear!ier)
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK-z4-0o T:f5 Easton only, BIO A NJ
i 20 T. 49, 500 Easton only) P NJ Sundays z4ZS
vfLil X EsBARRE ANL sCRANTON-z4-oo. 9-1o A
LHK2W fV ooD. TONS RIVER AND BARNEGAT
-zIO0, NJ tsI.o0 Lakewood exceptedl ISO to4o
ATLANTIC CITI AND CAPE MAY-te4O A. NJ.
yiNELSND AND BRIDGETON-tztOO A NJ. t1sC
GMovE. PoINT PLEhshNT AND sEAsloRE
POINTS-zi.OO. $50 IL A NJ. s1-lO 40 $50. S9S'
445 $50 $40 P. NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove
900 A. NJ. 80. 400 P. NJ ,-,, .,,-
PHILADELPHIA READITG W tAd 20 - 79 5.
81 30 700. IS co. '4oo. 800. t6oo tI.So $500 = NJ
afTH % aNp CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. tsso. 1880.
.iISO a. NJ. 100. t'S4O. 800 TOO 1s-S = NJ
READING HARRIsBURG. POTTSyTLLE AND
WILLIAMSPORT-il4 400, z423 TsVo; lTsIO 6II.Oo
A. NJ Reading only tlOo. % ZOO p ~. Read
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From foot Of Rector Street
Piers Atlantic Highlands Seabrght- Monmouth Beach
a%9 ana LS1 1SoS ii 90 A. NJ 100 200 S45 45O 80 $50
ocean Grove only) P NJ Sundays. 1000 A NJ l~,
400. P. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EoR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-fs3l,
1000 80 A NJ. 'Ico. eco 1884 800 200
Pm r Nh iJbe2ty Sl' Street only .Day tDay except
sunday ssunday only +Paror cars only IlVia Ia
m9Sga S3g 91bertT St Ferry South Ferry House
11S 2s1 434 1900 1854 Broadway ls2 5th Ave- . Union
S6nnbus Ave. New York: Court st, 34i. 500 Fulton
St Brooklyn: es Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New horS
transfer calls for and checks baggage to des3naon
w Ge,arai G Manager Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

Stock ~ all ports 13I .05o
Aaoat 6S9. 900
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
ser rouR w.rrcn M 4 srlR.

Glitch your wagon to a star, y said
Emerson. Set your watch by star,
says w. S. Harwood in st, Nicholas
You must set your watch by star II
you wish to be un with the times, these
days. Out Of the vast numher oil stars
In the heavens, and visible 10 the eye
at night, and ont OF the much greater
multitude that celestial photography Is
bringing forth on its negatives, there
are some six hundred that may be de-
pended upon, stars that have SO long
heen watched by the astronomers that
they are known to bo practically inrari-
able. Any one Of these you may set
your watch by, hut it would be rather
difficult thing for you 10 pick out the
star you wanted yourself, and even II
you should select the right one, you
would not be likely to know Just how
to go to work to regulate your timepiece.
For about two Centuries Iost oil these
500 stars have been under the critical
eyes OF the astronomers, who have
measured their exact plao in the skies
agaiii and again. 1t has thus come to
be known that these stars cross the
meridian of any place at uartain times
every night The meridian OF any place
AN imaginary line from role TO pole,
directly overhead, dividing east and
west The times when the stars sc
Cross the meridian are predicted by the
astronomer years IN advance, and tables
arc made VIII Gin are exact to small
traction OF second. Alter the nstron
umers through long series of years o.
TESTING, found this out, 1t occurred tc
somebody that here was perfect test
for timepieces. Perhaps We owe u
mainly to the great railroad COMPANIES
that the time Of the county finally be
came regulated throughout the length
and breadth of the land liairnat
companies must have regularity il
thsir schedules; they cannot run thei
trains according TO clocks and watchet
that do NOT agree; priceless human
lile and property beyond valuation
would pay the penalt, Of such policy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
THE NEWS OF new CASTLE.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette aud Journal.
New Castle, Jan. IL. Tho work of
the passers OF counterfeit liver dollars,
IL is learned, was not confined to this
city. Reports show that at least 10 or
more persons were induced to change
clunterfeits in Delaware City, where
the men purchased small articles in a
manner similar to tho method pursued
here. The articles were valued at s to
10 cents, and charge for dollar re-,
ceIyed in each instance.
The man who passed the spurious
coin answers the description OF The man
arrested here by Officer Tohin and now
in the workhouse at Greenhank. under
the name Of George Davis of Phiadel-
phia. The man who was Delaware City
had two men with him and this was
ths case in this city. The Federal
authorities will subpoena several persons
from Delaware City to appear al the
hearing of Davis,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
KIPEING,S 1RRIIG NMETT
or ENGLTSHM EN-.
And ye Wanted your fathomless power an,

And We Wanted your fathomless power and
ye flaunted ynnr iron piide,
EIe--ye fawnuh on the Younger Nations for
the men who could shoot and ride!
Then We returned to your idols; then ye con.
tented your SOILS
With the tiannelen tools at the wicket or the
fnuddied cats ri the gOHls
Given 10 strong delusion, wholly believing
lie,
Ye saw that the land lay 'fenceless and ye
lei the months 60 by;
Waiting some easy wonder; hoping some
saving sign
Idle openly idle-in the lee OF the forespent
Line.
Ide-e4cept for your Boosting, and what is
yuur hGasting worth
III ye grudge year oil service to tho lordliest
life on Earth!
Ancient eilorttess, ordered. cycle on cycle
set
Life SO long untroubled that ye who inherit
forget
1t WIS not made with the mountains; it is
not ono with tho deep.
Men, not God deviFed it. Men, not g DDS
must keep.
Arid, aloot, injurious, minimizing, un-
thanking, gelt--
Will va loose your schools to flout them TIL
the hrowbsat columns melt?
Will We pray them or preach Them or print
them or ballot them back from your
shore?
Will :our worRmeri' issue d mandate 20 bid
them strike no mGreS
Will We rise and tethrone your rulers? Be-
cRuse We were idle both.
Pride by insoleBcs hnnSled? Incidence
sputred bS slothsl F@
No doubt but ye are the People; who shall
make you AFRAID
| Alsu Your gods ARE many; no doubt hut your
gods shall RId,
Idols oil greasy affairs built tor the spirits
case;
Proud little brazen Baals nnd talking
i fetishes
totens Of sept aud party and wise wood
/ Iasenant gGdsr
! These shall coma down 10 The battle and
/ sHatGh you from under the r1as?
| From the gusty flickering gdn-roli with
yiewless sHlNuGs rent,
| And the pitted hail of the bullets that tel
not Whencn they were sentg
| When ye are hinged as with iron, when "
are sGourgBd as with WINS.
| When tho igeat is yet in your belly and thu
hoast is yet On your lips:
4 When We 90 forth at morning and the moor
heholds you broke -T
Ere &c lie down ut even, your remnant, unde
the yoke.
-,yN-e-----r SAt~-l-Ii- pS.rk,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT,
Rail Breaks on the Landenberg Branch 6
the -. IS o. Railroad.

Rail Breaks on the Lnndenberg Branch Of
the is. s o. Railroad.
A peculiar accident happened at
Goldings, on ths Landenberg branch
of the b. n 0. railroad, about 7. 30
o'clock Tuesday morning.
just as the southbound train due
here at s. 10 o'clock stopped at Gold
ings station one of the rails snapped
and about foot of rail fell away from
the track under the engine, and it is
supposed that the frosty steel was
broken when the brakes were applied.
Conductor Alfred Hughes and Engi-
neer William H. Frick made an In
vestigation and with the assistance of
the other members OF the crew, they
replaced the broken piece of rail and
made it fast, after which the train
passed over and came to this city only
few minutes late.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16

Wiring flannel cloths out of hot water
and apply them to TIM throat, changing
them frequently. Make a tent over the
crib by means OF sheets over screen
or umbrella then place Il small tea
kettle over an aIchol lamp near the CRIB
and LIST the child inha!e the moist yapor
which may bs conducted inside the
tsnt, care heing taken that the child
does not come CLOSE enough to the hot
steam 10 get burnt. Ii the attack is
severe you may give 10 drops of syrup
of irecao every Ia minutes until vomit-
ing results. 1t would be best to keep
the patient indoors for day or two
after he attack. Emelyn Lincoln
Coolidge, M. D., in tho Ladies' Home
journal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
Double CRIME IN BROOKLYN
Mrs. William H. Ennis and Her
Mother Murdered by the
Formers Husband.
THE MURDERER MADE HIS ESCAPE
Declaring That He Would Kill
Himself.


New York, Jan. IA William II.
Ennis, brooklyn policeman, shot ard
killed his wife and her mother, Mrs,
hiagee, at the lattBr's home early to-
day. Ennis escaped.
The policeman had separated from
his wife and had refused to support
her, and she had him arrested reosntly,
He went to the house today; and when
admittancs was refused him, he drew
lis revolver, and putting his shoulder
to the door, burst it in. He ran up
stairs to iIis wife's bedroom and fired
one shut at her, viii h pierced her
heart Her mother, who had heard the
uproar, ran TO Mrs Ennis room. Ennis
fired one shot at her and mortally
wounded her.
lie then left the house, declaring that
he would kill himself.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16

show cause why he should not give up
the prisoners The rule was in Superior
Court, whereas the General Sessions
COURT ordered the removal OF the pris-
oners from the jail TO the workhouse.
The sherifs attorneys may later bring
the subject up by seeking to have the
prisoners returned to jail, Then on a
decision of the court an appeal could
be taken to the Supreme Court.
In the case of Strattner vs.. the Will
mington City Electric Co., Judgment
res. pndeat custer was granted, de-
murrer being overruled
Argument is TO be heard on the
matter involving the city right TO tax
the road bed of the Wilmington City
Railway Co.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16

L. de V, Matthewmau in smart SET
We can always see why others ahould
set good example.
ANY fool aan find fault; most fools do
II IL easier to buy the good opinion
of the world than to merit it,
Approximation ia not always shown in
a manner in which it is appreciated,
Empty barrels mike the IaoEt noise
after them uome thosa who have emptisd
them.
Every man has in him the capacity
for running some business usually
some other mans business
Every man VINO shows that he thinks
as highly ut himself US we do Of our
selves We set down as conoeited. -SmarI
A4A
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16

Americans are known as a dyspeptic
people. The extent Of this disease may
be inferred from the multitude of so
called medicines offered as remedy.
They are often in tablet form ard have
no ralue except as pRlliatiVea of the
immedia late effects of dyspepsia. The
man who used them may feel better but
is surely getting worse They do not
touch the real cause OF the disease. Dir.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
medicine specially prepared TO cure
diseases of the stomach and organs nf
digestion and nutrition 1t ~ mol made
to give temporary RELIEF but to effect
permanent cure. In uinsty aight cases
out of every hundred it cures perfectly
and permanently.
1t has cost Dir. Fierce $50, 600 10 give
away in the last year the oUpies OF his
, Peoples Common Sense Medical AID.
wiser, which have been applied for,
This book of zoos pages is sent free on
receipt Of q one cent stamps TO ray
expense OF mailing only. Address Dr,
II, v. Ria~N~s 1->G-i>--A- ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
rELLoWJoDRYALs AYD THErouNG


In an editorial on 1.-THE New Pace
for Children, the editor of the Century
deploreH the effect on childish minds OF
the too early reading of newspapers,
especially those that run for revenue
only.
1t is a deplorable fact that of late
years, for lack OF support,a number of
excellent magazines Tor children have
been discontinufd-in the 10 est in
stance with the frank statement that
the vogue of the news aper had
shortened the term OF childhood SO
greatly as to make it imposS bic to aus
tain such magazine, the proprietors
saying, in effect, that huys and girls, in
the old sense Of I'm audience for jupe-
nile periodical literature, exists no
longer. The fault perhaps, is not with
| the child, nor with the editor, hut with
tho busy parent of these latter years /;
for the newspaper reading child is the
| product of tho last decade. The boy
OF 10 or II, at the age when he ought
to be acquiring taste for good litera
ture, is too often left to the ephemeral
contents of the illustrated newspaper.
Even when the newspaper is a good one
he IL being startled from the repose of
his proper age. He is made man he
lOEe MS LllHd Ilb III hlluWbu w bllHtd
the rapid pace at which modern life is
set. Not for him should be-
the heavy and the weary weight
OF all this unintelligible world.
And if the newspaper be conducted
without conscience his mind becomes
ths breeding-groun Of false ideals :
infested by the microbas OF envy, social
discomfort, ambitious greed. seandal, ,
des re Tor luxury, and disbelief in
virtue. II he be Chi q of the tens
ment, with little ether reading, ia II
any wonder that he should grow up ilto
the criminal classes And yet such
newspapers are tuarated in the houses
OF decent and intelligent Feope!
The death Of FIRES dent Mckinley has
set people TO thinking as to tho in
sdiuuS influences That may have oper
aled On the mind Of the wretnheu and
pltiahla assassin, little mos han {
perverted boy; ami, as n consequence
; a healthy reaction has sell in agains
the sensational newspaper. 1t will III
well ii this shall extend to ali uaws
Z papers OF the class. But it will he hes
| if the country can he aroused to sub
stitute for them decent ne 9spapera
magazines, and booss, aud particL larll
to study carefully thu kind us readnl
{ which goes to the formation OF tin
l-Je---=A-->---s Ss~v~ --@
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
BInod Poison Caused Death.

Cyrus Croft, aged 35 years, an electrician
in the employ of the City Railway Co., died
last evening at histhome, 1911 Lowering
avenue, after week illness. Death resulted
from blood poisoning caused by one of his
fingers being cut recently. He was popular
with his employers and The employees of the
company, and a floral car is to be sent to
tha house By them as a token of esteem.
Deceased was II member of Industry Lodge,
A. o. y. W, and Cherokee Tribe, Imp ID
o. r. NJ. Funeral services will be held at
the house tomorrow evening and the body
will be taken to Lancaster county, Pa, on
Wednesday for irtsrne mt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
For New YORK.

Express, weekdays, 32u, l.2O, lao. oOO ais, sSo.
73$, $50, 9,ni, 40 Flq!L ll,oo, q. m,
tlgoo noon Ooh, l2.3S' 100 j lao t2So $eo' sS9
500 and 1000 p. M. ana 1909 night sundays
$40. 40, 40 800, ais SIS git al02l
#ll.2O o. IN. 1920. Fl23j. ~ so, 400 tlilnIted
and 1902 night,
For Boston, without change, 1850 a. M week.
days, and sos y. IN. daily.
For Sea tiirt, Asbury Park, Ocean grove and Long
Branch, SO, no. a. m, $50 and 400 D. IN.
weekdays.
Fol ialnbertvile Easton and Scranton $50
n0i u. H.. 100 nunli, S5l, 400 Lambertyiile
aud Eitstpn only weekdays. and 7.u2 y. M
daily. Buffalo, 800 a. III. weekdays. ana I,02 p
IN. daily.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Baltimore and Washington. $50 100, S.S2,
100, and LISA m, ti2Ul tla.3b, IL H. &lS ., 20
A.id, 6.2l, 1910 60, 500, *I.5l y. M. and
l2.2O night, weekdays. SUNDAYS so, 10 8l2,
and 1l.23 n M. *l..jJ NIB 3.l3. 80 l4e -,
SOB .t,,l3 t..Jl ~ IN and l220 night.
For Baltimore, accommodation 9.l2 a. M. GIG
and lOl p IN weekdays; 5.O5 and ll,2sp. m.
AiIantlc Coast Line Flerda stecial" AIS n.
IN M'e54ays, Express, 1898 II m. and la.21
night, daily
Southern Railway. "rhe Southern Palm Lin,
!ug ~ Y, m weekdays. Express eos and
seaboard fif Line Railway. Florida and
press, 10 a. N daily.
Norfolk and Western hallway. For Memphis and
,,, New Orleans , 8oa p N Y daily 800,
wre,lays. and Isl p M, daily
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, 10. Is a. m,
weekdays Ills y, m. daily,
EOR ATLANTIC CITY.
| LEAYE BROAD STREET STATION Via delaware RiycI
Bridge, Express $40 NJ and "a u. M. week.
days. sundays a2i q. N. aur III p M
1 LEAN. MAREEf STREET. WHARF. E&prcsS 900 u
NJ 700 l;W 90 lMntltash at ~ ~. Weekday
Leave MARKET STREET WHARF as follows:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16

Mr.. Putfem-l see where Western
preacher declares that there will be no
men in heaven.
Mrs. Pulfem OF course not. All the
men will want to poke off to the
smokingroom. Josh Wink.