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Evening journal., 1903-12-31
BALL BEARING AxLES
Bonnsrs Claim Lou Dillon Used This
style Vehicle.

New York. Dec. 31.-Somsthing Of a stir
was caused in local trotting horse circles
Monday by sensational charges preferred
by Robert f. and Fred Bonner. sons Of
the late Robert Bonner. against c. X. G.
Billings. owner OF Lou Dillon.
In hling with the American Trotting
Register Association a formal protest
against the official recognition Of the per-
10 o-mance made by Lou Dillon when she
started to beat Maud SIS record Of 2.0s#
and trottcd in 2.05 TO an old-fashioned
high-wsheel sulky at Cleveland last sum
mer. the Mcssrs. Bonner aNege on infor-
nation and belief that "ball-bearing axles
were surreptitiously inserted in the high
v.heei sulky which she Lou Dil,on) drew, -
and that Mr.. Billings felt chagrined be-
cause this fact leaked out.
These charges ore based on information
which the Bonners say was given them by
Louis n. Mansuy, then in the employ Of
Charles s. canroy, Of Camden, \. J.. whd
built both the Maud S. and the Lou Dillon
sullf,es.
n answer TO telegram asking What
kind of suil;y Lou Dillon drew. and also
whether 81 was fitted with b0li-bearing
axeA Charles Tanner, manager OF Mr.
Bnrnga' stable, wired from Cleveland yes
Evening journal., 1903-12-31

VIII go to st. Louis early in the spring
10 play with college baseball teams
but will return and may be engaged
TO captain ANA manage a fast Dover
club. While here he expressed q de-
sire TO return TO Dover and bring with
him some fast college players for the
months OF July, August and Scptem-
ber
Carroll Is one OF the most sknful
ball players ever seen here and when
playing was frequently obliged 10 take
off his cap in response 10 the piaudits
Of his admirers.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
For the Nurnerr.

A source of great amusement in
nursery is an improvised drawing
board made of n width OF unbleached
muslin. This is tucked as firmly as
possible TO the wall with brass headed
tacks. To go with this box of col
ored chalks with which TO draw the
pictures will give much pleasure to a
little embryo artist. The drawings
may be rubbed out with the same kind
OF sleeps wool eraser as is used on the
blackboard in the schoolroom. This
contrivance is so simple and mex
pensive and yet gives so much pleasure
that it is well worth considering.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
RACING MEN MEET
Peninsula Horsemen Gather in 5alti-
more and Select Dates.

A meeting Of the Maryland and Vir-
ginia Fairs and Racing Association
was held Monday az the ONCE of Pres
ident Henry A. Brehm IN the Equitable
Building. Baltimore. Tho object Of the
meeting was TO select dates FOR each
association for it's fall racing meet.
Nobody attended from the Gentle
mans Driving Park. one OF the leading
courses in Maryland. In the absence
OF such a representative dates were Sc
lected for this track which IL was
thought would DE acceptable. If they
arc not changes may be made.
President A. Fcnneman Of Electric
Park said he was with the circuit only
II the Gentleman's Driving Club select
ed such dates as would put his course
I'm line to precede or Immediately fol-
low the Driving Park meeting.
Secretary Els OF the Driving Club,
who was interviewed after the meeting
said he would select for his track the
dates deemed TO be most suitable and
which were indicated by the decision
of his clubs board OF directors.
The proposed program Of dates for
! fall meets was decided upon as follows:
Tasley. Na.-August Q to l..
Pocomoke City-August 16 to 10.
Easton-August % to e6.
colchester Beach-August 80 TO Sep
tember 2.
Timonium- September TO Q.
Prospect September 10 TO 16
] Electric Park September 20 10 23
| Gentieman's Driving Park-Septem
ber q TO 30.
Each track in the proposed circuit q
to make its own purses, its condition
of races. etc.
Following this circuit will come n
oeler lolk. Pa. Octr57r 9 10 o. Ia
gerstown. October 10 TO 16; Frederick
October 20 to %.
Ii is among the possibilities tina
there viii be more running races mex
fan on the tracks az which fairs ar
! held than has been the case IN forme
years. If so. IL Is proposed 70 have tn
Jockey club rules carried out 10 tn
, letter. as there has been "a negligenc
observable on local courses as regard
: the running events which formed
part of the program. Some intereste'
{ lpersons agreed that this move coul'
not be made too quickly IL 1t was de
r Sh,.i To- bring up running races ON nal
, mile tracks to gcnteel standard.
j At Mondays meeting President II
A. Brchm presided with Colonel Rober
, Houch secretary The representative
present were as follows:
I Tasley. Na.-W. r. Wright
! Pocomoke City-S. J. Twilicy.
/ East0n Md.--I. A i-i'hols.
! TD.sheIcr- Col. Robert lioagh
Timonium-W. S. Diffendcrfcr. d.
! Rice and John Il. Anderson.
. Prospect Park-Henry a. Brehm.
/. Electric Park-A. Fenneman.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
Velvet Still the Craze

There is no abatement in the vel
vet craze. on the contrary, the royal
fabric is carrying everything before
II. The most notable development is
the three-quarter Louis coat, and for
this there are no colors like black, dark
willow green and bronze. The fronts
are elaborately and somewhat fantas-
tically embroidered. Royal blue and
garnet are the favorite colors for the
velvet gown. The newest adornment
for the velvet blouse is shocking in
exact nursery style.
The newest thing in velvets is called
the tiger skim because OF the bars
that are spaced on the background,
which is Of a lighter color than the
ridged bars. Color schemes of this
velvet comes in russet and golden
browns. blues. deep greens and crim-
sons, as well as the tawny shades.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
Straight Backs Again

It will edify the particular 10 know that
In some respects at least rules Of etiquette
as strict as held in our grandmother's
time are coming into favor. Noticeable
among them is that a woman shall not
lean back in a public place. In the eyes
Of these who pretend to know it is the
worst possible form for a woman to bend
her back however little. Not more straight
than when the blackboard held fun sway
are the spines of particular women, and
an a street car. restaurant or similar place
they would not dream of getting support
from the chair backs.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
Woman Journalist

Mrs Thompson 3. Ferguson. wife OF
klahoma's Governor. is dean of news
amer women i'm that Territory, having
cen actively engaged in journalism for a
umber Of years. Her husband was away
rom home when a Telegram arrived an
ouncing that President Roosevelt had
AIMED him for Governor Of tho Territory.
drs. Ferguson promptly wired his accept
nee. When he arrived home IN the even
ng she hal his grip packed, and he left
m the night train for Washington, where
ne was commissioned at once.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31

terday as follows; Lou Dillon drew a
Caffrey sulky. the same kind as Caffrey
states that Maud s. trottedr to when she
made her record. 1t was built as an all
around sulky to ht any horse. and was
constructed before Mr.. Billings owned
Lou Dillon. It's weight was 55 pounds
Tanner omitted TO answer the question
about baI-bearing axles. A second tele-
gram asking this question received no an
swcr.
It is now generally conceded that a
horse can trct or 4 seconds faster be-
hind the wind shield than when going
alone. or with the pacemaker at the side
Of the trotter instead Of in front.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
pemont signs With St. Louis Browns

Gene Demont as clever second-sacker
ana reliable sticker as ever happened.
has signed with the Browns Tor O try-out
In 1874. Demont took seriously iu last
June. He was with the Washington SEN
ators, and he grew 50 weak MS lie was
OF for awhile. Demont has been
on the Shelf ever since and has lost lot
Of weight. AfcAIeer however. appreciated
his great all-round prowass when right.
and has induced him 20 accompany the
resi- lcrss South in the spring. II pemoni
IS In GOOD health nexl year and resains bis
.s.ronsth aud.spccd he will be ton-strlk'
for the Browns.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
Not His Loss.

A prominent but rather eccentric
citizen Of a town IN Northern Pennsyl-
vania thought he would like 10 visit
his parents, who lived IN Germany; on
the way over the ship ran into a fear
ful storm. All the passengers except the
Pennsylvanian were in their cabins
panic-stricken. After the storm he
was complimented for the GOODNESS he
had shown. Even the captain asked
him;
Were you not afraid the vessel
would sink?"
"what need ] care? I don't own the
ship"
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
White Still Reiens

1hite still remains the reigning col
and as white garments are usually
anabIe and are also capable of in
- variety. the fashion is more cco-
meal than would at first appear.
lite crepe de chine is excessively
nbined with white velvet embroidcr-
IN gold. White Chinese lamb is
ch used for driving and evening
ITS. 1t is beautiful and effective
+. closely resembling the ordinary
by lamb, but of a much fiatter de-
iption.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
The Man in the Street.

]. p. Morgan is easily the most im-
pressive individual in Wall streets
category of big men. Any one who has
ever talked TO him viii appreciate the
feelings of a certain young clerk who
recently was sent to Mr.. Morgan on
business for his firm. on the clerks
return one Of the senior clerks in the
Office asked:
Say, Harry. what did you feel like,
talking TO Morgan?"
Feel like? 1 felt like the two spot
in q hand with four aces"
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
TRAINS LEAVE RROAD STREET STA
TfoN PHILADELPHIA.

FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.
3 an am. daily pitssburE. Chicago. indian
anoiis and Louisville Dining Caro-
inaianapoiis. and Louisville DINING
u % ga a m. daily. Pinsburg and cletslapd
platshurr. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and
81. Louis. Dining Car. .,. ,,..t,.., b,
i2 90 p m daily FennsNlysih'na i l-l Toledo
and Detroit. Dining Caro-
4 80 d. m. daily plttshurg tncaRo. NaSh-|
initsianap5lis and ST. Louis. Dining
L al y. m. daily. Chicago Limited" from
North Philadelphia. PittshurE, chicago.
Toledo. and cleveland. dining caro-
4 25 ID m daily. pittahufE ioiumhn-t I'm
clnnatl. indianapolis. l,,ensyile' ana 81.
Louis. Fo- Gary. W. Va. tvlA Snenan-
80 n. M. daily. Piuishurr and Chicago;
,m y. m daiiy PlttshurF. Cleveland.
cincinnati, and ST. Ionlr 49,,
IN % o. m. daily Fitlshurg; Iolf,do;s E, ,, and
andoah valley Route for Cleveland ex-
ceut saturday.
ltsS a. m. M week-days. Kane Express
II 40 a. m. weekdays. Elmira and Remove
n y m sundavs wniiamsport Express
l5.s0 y. m. weekdays. Willlamsport Ex-
:. 81 p. m. daily. Erie Express.
%
li2.Oi a. m. daily. from North Philadel-
phia for ptttsburg. Dining caro-
lriimb 7riand Valley r. r., 49,. $40 ID AZ
/ a. m. $50. 25 and II 40 p. m. week
days Sundays. as a. M, S.-o and II 40
FOR pTrFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction $50 a. m. one
via Carandaieua. $50 a. m. weekdays
$50 p. m. except Saturday, and il.i0 p
m. daily.
o. Dining Car.
as Accommodation Trains.
f2l Limited Express. Nesuhule Iario'
Cars. Nestbulc Passenger Coaches, an'
Dining Car. No extra fare.
Thc Wilmington Transfer Company vii
Icail for ard check baggage from hntel
and residences.
! FOR further Information. passengers arr
referred to the ticket agent at the atn
ltion ..-,,
. General Manager Passr Trat. MET
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger AGENT.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
MAY HAVE STRONG TEAM
Dover People Are Talking Of Strong
Team in Spring.
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover, Dec. 3l.-The probability Of
the organization OF q fast baseball
team for Dover was revived today by
the. visit here OF Shortstop Carroll, as
he is known TO local baseball lovers.
the polished young six-footer who COW
cred an the ground between second
and third base last season for Dover.
Mr.. Carroll Chat Is not his namc how
ever. as he is Aiil in college and re-
fuses to play rorsSr his right name)
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
Suear for Muscle

Sugar is coming more and more to
help make up the diet Of men in train
ing for contests. German authorities
claim that it is a greater feeder of
muscle power, and a Dutch army sur
geon asserts that he found that the
best means to maintain soldiers in
vigor during marches and fighting was
by generous allowance Of sugar. Each
man received a handful at a time.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
MARCH S.
Via Atlantle coast Llne.

Tickets including, In addition 10 round
trip railroad fare, sleeping car aecommo-
datlons and meals enroute Washington
10 Jacksonville. but not FOR the return.
Returning. ticke.s viii be good on any
regular train un.il May 81, 1894.
For detailed Information cali upon Bal-
timore & Ohio Ticket Agents. or II. A.
Miller, T. L. A.. Wilmington. Del.
December 81.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31

WINDOW CONVERTED INTO BOOKCASE.
divided in three sections and set With
tricolored glass, red. yellow and green.
Each section was covered with a slight
framework in imitation of diamond
panes. The transom was not quite so
wide as the original opening, making II
necessary to board in the sides dag
onally from the front to meet It, which
arrangement helped to efface the out
line of the old window The small
window was furnished with hinges at
the top and opened outward, thereby
making a most useful ventilator. On
the highest shelf were placed two OF
three decorative pieces and immediate
" below it a brass rod for the curtains
Of crimson wool, which shield the re
mining shelves and their books. Be
meath the original window sill stands q
long, narrow box upholstered with the
same warm color. This carries the
bookcase effect 10 the floor making {
convenient resting place and receptacle
for papers and magazines.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
$1,000 for Squaw's FrOck

Recently a Kiowa Indian squaw sold
her dress in FL Reno, Okla. for $500, and
the purchaser IS congratulating himself
on his bargain. The costume is lavishly
decorated with elk teeth, which are be-
coming almost as rare as pearls. The
squaw Thought $500 was quite too much
money to lie sunk in one dress, and was
glad to turn her finery into ready money.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31

The match win be returned i'm thirty
days. Following the shoot the marks
men were given n dinner at Ain-
scow's. at which the following gentle
men made speeches: Former city
Judge sylvester d. Townsend. Dr. II.
Henderson. Luther J. Squire. l.. 4.
Lawrence. William NJ. Foord. Grason
Gent. and J. NJ Hawkins. The ad-
dresses were in keeping with the event
and the Wawaset members were warm
ly thanked for their hospitality.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
nr1.AwAnE nIvlsIoN.

For Kew Castle. 72s. S.2s a. M, 5'A'
a a.. and 65e p. m. weekdays.
For I.ewcs. S.2S a. m. and d.H p NJ
ror Eshoboth. S2s p. m. Tuesdays
Thursdavs and Saturdays only. -,.-
For Dover. Harrington ana nali,, ,ii',s -in,,e
gS SOS 10 lS "a. m. d.i4, oo- "'ah -"'s -
and n 80 p. m. daily. ., ~
t,,nress for Cane Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk o.5S a. m Week
davs and N 80 D. m. daily
FOR Att ANTlC CITY,. ri
Conr.octinr az West Philndclpha. ~
la. m. am and $50 p. m. weekdays, 81
la. m. and $50 D m. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
.BALTlMORE&OnlO
RAILROAD.


schedule In effect Nossmper y. 1909.
An trains illuminated with Pintscn
Trains leave wilmington, Delaware
Avenue Station. FOR
NEW YORK. week days, 30. - 20.
1853 a. M. .lz.2l. $50. SIS (Roya Linz
.sed) .id2 1855 p M J. SSngqsys gnes, rSr S.9s.
PHILAnELpiiIk. Week days. s %. $50.
.,ss; .g;'s; ~ gs ''eo lg9S' ieg sfRoHa l1
lAmlcd) .6.l2 '6.t5.'7 7.l2, -lo.s5 p. N; sun
days. - &C. 7.20. S.af. te.40. 1Ois sll3 q.
M. $50. $50 '5.lS Royal Limited. 1.o1
chester. week days. $50 g. As. 100 500.
- i0 f10. 53 0.5l "a. M; 1.15. 3.o5. f.5s, el2.
'e.i5. '7.i2. lo.s5 p. m. snndays, 80, s9i.
.ni49. lo.iS IL 30 a, m. $50. 4.oo ''.42 o-s-'
Auantlc city, week days. .6.i5 and - 40
Nmliedl. Sundays. 20 a. m. 's.so y. m.
/ Cape May Ani ocean City. week days,
Sea Isle city. Week days. 's.a5 a. M:
Bakimore and washiaeson; week eaxs
lr4.s5 -. - Qgoyal Limited. 's.0i. 800 y.
m. Sundays. sf.13. 1S.16 a. M. ti.2-, -22f.
$40. eco Royai Limited S'Qi' 'i9lo
Biitlmore and way stations week days.
le.ss a. M; s.eo'p. m. Sundays SIS a. M
Newars. week aays.. .:.i,ls. e-25; SIS.
e. e,os l,sS an. y 22. 3;so' 80 0;l4 's,n.
q q p. e.o2, 'SNi. n 20 r. m..a.. ..
{ pittshurg. week days, S.16 "a. M; sos,
D 'iulo =. ~. Sundays. 'S.16 a. m; $40
y. Chicago. daily 'S.i6 a. M. $40 p. M
tl Cincinnati and 81. Louis. sis a. m. !.
,. i %. fio.i0 p. M. daily.
4 Sinccriy accommoda ton. week days.
6.25 zoos a M $40. GA p. M. Sundays.
b. 10 a. m.. i.n2. N. 30 p. m.
- Landcnburg accommodation. wcek daye.
$50 a. M. 3.2S. $50 p. M. Sundays. 1915
% a.. m. sos d. IN.
K LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for VII
IminHt0n. week days s3.3J. 100. Y 40. 9.la.
3, siO.4a a. M. 100. ti2. As. .l.5e 2l5 sl.oa
5, = 20 400. $50. ,5N Royal Limited. 8. %
2. i.n. .26. 'a.ai. 'il.35 p. N. SUNDAYS, 3 ~
I, Ills. u 40. $40 a. nj F2.iS lib, 10
'3.0S 600. '1.iS tRoyal Limited. 600 = Is
Z iRoyai idmited'' Is composed excIu.
siveiy OF Pullman parlor. observation and
= dining cars No -rNtra fare except regular
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1o3 A.
D. q A. Telephone No. 1922 a.
Rates TO Western rolntS lower than VII
u any other Pine. IS ~ 20 pittshurg. 1910 p
y M. train daily. Through sleepcrs.
/. VI. A. MILLER.
y Travelling Passenger Agent
t Citv ticket office. Water and Marke
~ streets Wilmington. Del, d. & A. Phon
4 1858 A.
9S' D y. MARTIN C.. W. BASsETT
r. NJ. Of r. r, O. =. A
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
A olsusEo WINDOW.
ArtistKcaIIy Treated aud Converted
Into n bookcase.

The accompanying illustration from
Good Housekeeping presents the arts
tic treatment OF q window whose orig
inal purpose was abandoned on ac-
count Of the erection Of a brick wall
outside which shut OF the view and
light. An opening was left foot and
half deep at the top Of the old win
dow casing. In this was fitted a sash
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
wilmington division.)
Timetable in effect November 20


Trains leave Wilmington. king street
station), for Elsmerc Junction, Mont
chanin, Wintcrthur. Guycncourt, Gran
eVue. Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction.
Pocopson, West Chester, Embreeville,
Mortonville. Coatesville and intermediate
stasions, daily, except Sunday, at 7.5s a.
m. daily 7.Io and 4.so p. m. Sunday
only SIoa. IN.
For Supiee, Elverson and intermediates
stations. daily, except Sunday, az 7.3s a.
m, daily, a.Io and 4.5o p. m. Sunday
only $40 a. M
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sun
day at z.ss a. m. and 7.Io p. IN. Sunday
only at $40 a. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
From Chestnut street and South street
/ Ferries
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
FEBRUARY 9.
Va southern RAILWAY.

Tickets including, in addition to round
trip railroad fare. sleeping car accommo-
dations and meals enroute Washington
to Jacksonville. Returning. leave Jack
sonydie February a.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
- rhllndnlnhla. nroad sirlel
rnR TIE SOUTH.

Afiantic Coast line. .--EAprcss i-''' r.
m. AMI r.. a. night, daily =,
so,.fhern Railway .-ENprcsa SO n M
and IS and 7.ai p. m. daily. r,.,-...
A s9 "a "a ana .ng u. M daily.
Norfolk and Western Railway. .-fui
Afcmphis and New orleans. e.ao p M
,ce'hesapcaie and Ohio RAILWAY .-fx-
prass III 0i a. m. weekdays, e.lo p' M
r.f
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
KEN NETT SQUARE
ROAD.

WEST CHESTER. KENNETH AND
ELECTRIC kAlLN \ =.
Car leaves Br1ndyvinc Springs a. go
a. M Tor liockcs-in arriving at s.-i,
YorlSlyn 1.Si, Ncnrct. square. 500; Tough
kcn4rlCn 80. thereafter every hour until
N 30 p M Saturdnya and sundays oui.,
ia-i car leaves at il OD mldnirht.
car leaves Toughkenlmou a- GO o. ~.
for konuetl Square. arriving b.a1,
Yorlxivn. 1.-1: Hockessin 1888. Brandy
Wine Springs. SOD, thereafter every hour
mn h. Is o.. m. Saturdays and sundays
Passengers leaving Sixth and Market
streets Wilmington. al a quarter pas
fhe hour can make connections with ears
for Touehkcnomon at Brandywlrc
Springs. - ..-....,.
car Tor hnuling freight and express will
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
CAPE NAV

HDaily. ! Sundays, I Weekdsys.
"a Sundays, South ST., $50. IS" Sr.oo
Excursion
Detailed time tables az ticket Office,
18th and Chestnut Sts., S34 Chestnut St.,
zoos Chestnut ST.. 6oo South sd ST., 1904
Market ST. and at stations.
Union Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dcnces.
A. T. DICE, EDISON ]. WEEKS,
Gen'l Supt. Gen1 Pass'r Agt
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
3 SPECIAL TOURS TO FLORIDA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Via Washington at
VERY LOW RATES.
JANUARY &c.
Via seaboard Air Line.

Tickets including in addition 10 round
trip railroad fare, eleeping car accomno-
idations and meals enroute Washington
to jacksonville and return. Returning,
leave Jacksonville February 10.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31

Advertise in The Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31

zona han in ANY other part Of ,he Unltco
States.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31

RArES-ren ceuts GQc-) per 100 lbs. or
less for an points between Wilmington
per 400 lbs or less for oil points between
Wilmington and Toughkenamon For
package stamps and special rates apply so
10. n. HENRY Supi., kennctt Square. Ia.
ID a. A. Phone II.
Evening journal., 1903-12-31
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PIN ADELPHiA, BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION.

SCHEDULE IN enect November %. ia1S
Trans leave WllminFton 4s follows.
Eor Chester and Ph.lsSelphia' ss sa % go go
KS 50. i'Si. i.s5. .2.as. 800. 400 i.54 H.ei.
5,O7 i635. 6.55a 2 oa. 1000 and iii.eo p. N.
IN .i5 a. m. ia1f. 3l. 200. 300. 'i.0n f.Si
'5.s5 60s ll.2s. 9.o3. 1000. and ii1o p. m.
For Philadelphia only. $3.50 a. M, ?i2 it
.3if sos. ESQ 40 500. ana 91t p. m.
ek-days. 3.39 a. m, d.3o, i.io' 500. and
'iis' isor ~ Now N YORK Through expresQ. l.p
.3.3q g.35 II As a. M. @2i, i6 el.5D s.ll
500 1850. r71o, 9.li p. NJ; wceko,iayo2 ,o q ~
,ia By s.s, -ll.Ao a. a.. ,,.. 90 '-''' ''''
For New York connecting az lnhaaei
phla), i.o, 1.ao, 90 lcoNnselH - ,Ncs
lphi9dcinhial. $50. e.& 1000. Ills ,eon
meets az West phfudeluhia) ,. Me- Lee.
800. Sill sos. N 90 tromecW ~ ~
Philsdeplaa) wess5s93,ys eek q, IA Nv ~ ny s ssnday
itconneois al west philadelphal- 81,
/ For Boston without ChanG,, lN'V- u. 81, n
land 500 D. m. weekdays. e'Vo p' 'i' 0"'
For Newark Centre and mtermediat
stations 5gi a. m. and e.s2 y. m. "''N
baltimore and Washington. l2.is. AZ
7.is. 500 $50. no.lS. anl li.pl a. M. y
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2e.ss 80 ,s.iS p M, ,s eng az ~ ioiS
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s6 Is. ISL Sis p. M. and A-'N hisn'
iteitinor.. ana intermediate .taton
,e56 Ni3. 1913 y. NJ, week days an
1913 p. m. Sundays.
r.e,,,o phuadcinhia. Rroad street -.
|tton Tor wilmington, $50. 6.Sa. ~. . =
li7i S.a2. N12. lO.lG. ln..0. liQ.3.. ~ ~ !,
lm., 1910, 20; ~. 2.os' soo s;So' a. ~
, X "a a. AZ. g.ai no. .e l.O5 y .2S. ana ~
70. m. weekdays. e.a5. f.eo, So y
, iios5. u %, q. m. l2@ ~, no
fG 5.a1, l.23. 6la. 90. 500 o'"'' 'iN'-
I n u5 ana N 22 D. m. Sundnys. me-
, From Weet Philadelphia. l2W a''e "i
Iii rs a. M. . %. $3.50. and O.lo p. ~. II. w.. ~,
dave. le.m s.35 and i.55 a. M, 30 "i
K e. a. m Sundays
Evening journal., 1903-12-31

Schedule h cffect November q. 1903.
All trains illuminated with Pinscn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-31
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