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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
Records for Twenty-Four Hours,

The following were the readings OF the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours begin
ming at pm. yesterday:
MISUNDERSTANDING B. Pm, 26; 8
pm, 81; IL midnight. 20; January 4. am,
is: an 13: IL noon, 10: pm, %.
Maximum %. at 2 pm, January 8: min
imun, Ii. at Am. January 4.
Barometer-January 3. 4 PM, 29.49; s
pm, 2O.5i; II midnight, 1910; January {
4 am, 29.72; 8 am. 29.02: noon, SOO6: !
pm 3d. TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS.
Senator Stone Proposes an Inquiry Int
Certain Charges.

Senator Stone of Missouri today intro
diced resolution reciting some of the as
sertions of Thomas W. Lawson and Judge
Alton B. Parker concerning campaign con-
tributions. and asking the Judiciary COM
mittee to inquire into the allegations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets.
Baltimore Markets.
ten 10 The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, January 4.-FLOUR-Quiet
unchanged: receipts. 1883 barrels; exports. 15l
barrels.
WHEATON, and armer; spot contract ll6a
l16k; January, 1l6a1l6H; February, I7%a1I8;
March. l193ka11eK; May. 12l; steamer No. red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04

lot of Columbia Railway ; per cent
bonds were for sale, the aggregate reaching
five 81 Geo bonds. These were sold at
1864 and 1O6 After the sales the bid was
100 and the asking price 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04

Capital Traction stock sold on a some
what lower level. as a couple of lois of
twenty shares each went for 141ss and
His Previous to this twenty-sliare lot
brought 142. An offer of 100 at I42is was
made and then at 141 without result. After
the trading 141k was the asking price. and
40 was bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers. 1419 F street. members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board OF trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04

The dealing in Washing; on Railway and
Electric Company bonds was quite br six
and the range of pr.ce was from ~ 10
Sois. At the end of the call tie asking
price was S53s and the bid SJs4. After call
there were sales at from S5is to SrA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04

single telephone bond was sold at 1nj.
and then the bid was i0i5. and the asking
price 10ol5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. 81. 428. 100; government receipts
from internal revenue, S235, 100: customs.
$125. 1877; miscellaneous 52.64S: expendi-
lures. 81 800 600. Available cash balance,
S145. 53S 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
STATEMENTS VARY
FRENCH COUNSELLOR CHARGED
WITH VIOLATING LAW.
Policeman Makes Report That He Was
Speeding Auto-The Other
Side.

NJ Des Portes de la Fosse, counsellor for
the French embassy, was the subject of a
report to Major Richard Sylvester by Sergt.
Bode of the bicycle squad of the second
precinct police yesterday. 1t was alleged
that the French counsellor was running his
automobile across Dupont Circle at a speed
greater than that allowed by the code OF
the District.
The policeman says he gave chase and
overhauled the racer in a few minutes.
He also states that the occupant of the
automobile said he was from the en-
bassy Of France, but refused to give his
card.
The policeman took the number that
was attached to the car and looked up
the records later. finding that the license
had been issued to NJ Des Portes de la
Fosse. The information was conveyed to
II is stated that there have been other
complaints against M. Des Portes de la
Fosse.
The complaints have been transmitted to
the Commissioners on these former occa-
sions and Major Sylvester announces his
intention of again calling their attention to
the violation.
M. Des Portes expressed surprise this
morning at the publications stating that
he had been the subject of report to the
superintendent" Of police and Commission
ers for exceeding the speed limit with his
automobile. He was especially surprised at
the nature of several statements made by
the bicycle policeman to Major Sylvester.
las a matter of face said M. Des Portes
'the maximum speed possible to attain
with my automobile Is twenty miles an
hour It wouldsbe impossible. therefore. for
me to have BEEN running twenty-five miles
an hour, as note In the publication of the
officers reportt9i US
AS a matter of fact when the officer stop
ped me, his speedomster showed speed
of fifteen miles an hour. In order to over
take me it hadnbeen certainly necessary for
him to go faster than was going. There
fore it would stand to reason that my
speed had been not greater than twelve
see that 1t is stated thatsI refused to give
my card or reveal my identity. So far
from this being true, told the officer my
name. gave him the number of my auto
mobile and told him was the counselor of
the French legation. did not give him
my card because. as explained to him,
did not have one with me.
Referred to Commissioners.
Major Richard Sylvester of the police de-
partment today referred to the Commits
sioners the report OF Bicycle Sergeant Bode
relative to the alleged violation OF the speed
regulations last Sunday by NJ des Portes
de la Fosse, counsellor of the French en-
bassy in this city, The report went first to
Commissioner West. Ia charge OF the DO
lice department Mr.. West stated that this
report will likely be forwarded by the Conn
missiOners to the State Department, where
il is said, several complaints OF similar
nature against the French counsellor have
been forwarded In times gone by.
He said that the Commissioners might
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04

40 was bid.
Only one quotation lot of fifty shares of
the preferred stock of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company was sod
The price paid was "a. Some fractional
lots went for the same price and also for
S3A. At the close the bid was SEA, and the
asking price SAY
The common stock sold to the extent of
nVe hfty-share lots at 2Sl4. After call 30
shares brought 2S1s. and 2Sis was paid for
an option of 200 shares.
After the sales on the call the stock con
unued to be offered at 28L. The best bid
was 2s,s.
National Safe Deposit stock sold at 1885,
and there was more stock to be rad at that
figure. The offerings finally went to tS4N.
Then the bid was 1874.
Four ten-share lots Of American Security
and Trust Company stock sold for 236 and
then the asking price advanced to 217. The
bid was 1854. Three fifty-share options
were sold for 237.
A sale that attracted some attention was
ten shares of Second National Bank, which
were taken at the price offered namely.
1871. There was no more for sale at that
price, although the bid rose from 1916 OF
Yesterday to 1GO. The asking price was
then 100
According to some of the current gos-
sip eieie Is prospect OF change In the
scope of this bank. which is believed to
include the opening of a savings depart
ment. 1T Is also reported that changes
are In progress in the stock holdings.
In the list of insurance stocks there were
some transactions of interest. The bid for
Metropolitan rose from ~ of yesterday to
16. while the asking price was rs instead of
76.
One hundred shares of National Union
were offered at 7h but bid of secured
the lot. Then the bid was So and the ask
ing price IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

A better price was bid for Capital Trac-
ton bonds at the meeting today of tho
Stock Exchange than was the case yes
terday- There were no bonds offered FOR
sale at less than loSa.- The highest bid
was 101s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
FOR TWO NEW STATES
Bill Proviall 4: I Admission
Taken s Up ! Senate.
A STRICT PARTY VOTE
O. -
MEASURE CONSIDERED By 81
YEAS 10 II, NAYS. e..s
Senator Beveridge, in Charge Of the
Bill, Believes That It 4
Will Pass.
|. STRICT PARTY VOTE

By vote Of 81 to II the Senate
today decided to consider the bill
for creating the states of Oklahoma
and New Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-04
Not Involved in waggaman Failure.

1t is not thought that Mr.. Ridout was
directly involved to any extent by the
waggaman failure. although, as stated.
that episode very likely precipitated a
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

spinstcrhood The positions OF The basins
must be changed with each trial
THE BEWITCHED BOOK.
This Is very interesting rite. THE sooth
sayer hcwitchos book-the Bible, shakes
pcaro or book of quotations one after
another the guests write on slips OF paper
questions concerning their lives ana des-
tiny or other subjects. handing them to
The noothsaycr and the latter reads the
thrusts q pin through a page offered by
the sotohsayer and the latter reads the
lines on the under side OF the page. FIRST
hNine read Tho question aloud, of course.
u The questions arc clover and the sooth-
sayef inakes good use of his opportuni-
ties this is "a very amusing ceremony.
THE FLOUR HOROSCOPE.
Press into cake dish quantity Of
Hour SO that when inverted the cake viii
drop out quite nrm and hard. Mark the
ton in portions indicating the number of
guests aud into each portion sink some
Trims suggestive of divinatinn ring sug-
sestiNe ol mauimony; a coin. wealth; a
piece of hemp hanging; am old rag.
poverty. one after another the guests
Slice o0 their portion. and the sooth-
sayer intorprots the omcns. II the host
desires This may hc made very elab-
on,te closing rite boy substituting souvenir
pins and other pretty favors OF infinite
variety. 60 be retained in grateful remcm-
brauee of the occasion.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

slips Of paper, The name contained in
the apple secured by a. participant in
the sport will be that of the future wife
or husband.
And the custom Of burning nuts
which have previously been named"
is as old and universal as that of bob
bing for apples. II the nuts burn
steadily, side by side it is a good omen
that the love of their namesakes will
run smoothly. but If one cracks and
flies away, strife and discord will be
sure to arise.
The initial Of the possible "he" or
she" may be ascertained by pearing
an apple carefully, whirling the peel
around three times over the head and
throwing it over the shoulder, while
lreQeating:
BY this magic pairing wish to dis
cover
The first deter of the name Of my true
lover"
In the Land OF Cakes, where Hal
lowe'en customs are most industriously
observed. the pulling of the kali OBJ
tains Members Of both sexes so forth
blindfolded. i'm pairs, to the kali yard,
or cabbage patch, hand in hand. and
pun up a cabbage each. They are car
ried to the house for inspection, when
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Norfolk & Western RyPhila and Reading Ry

Schedule IN effect June II. 1906.
Leave Wilmington. Penna- II Il sta
ton;
40 a. N. daily-An points on Norfolk
and Western; also Kn0xyllie. Chatta-
nooga and Memphis.
6.SS p. m. daily-W ashingtoD and Chatta-
nooga Limited-Roanoke. Bristoi. Wins.
ton. Salem. Knoxville. Caattanooea
Nashville. Memphis. New orleau4.
Through sleepers, cafe cars
For Norfolk via Washington ana Rich-
mond. ,2.sS e. M. daily. Ii5 a. m. daily.
12S5 p. m. daily. Arrive Norfolk u.1o q.
M, so p. M, led p. IA.
via hla--Pennsylvania r. r. and
Cumberland Valley r. R.-shenandosh
Valley Route.
Trains leave Philadelphia. PsnnsyIvaaia
r. r Station;
SIS p. u. Shenandoah special hr
Luray. Elkton. Basic. Buena vista, Nat.
ural Bridge. Roanoke. q. Radford. Win.
ston-Salem. Bluefcid Wc.ch cnd Gary.
Pullman buffet sleeper between Phis-
deiphla. welch anG Gary.
Il 40 2 m. daily Express. Eor LuraH
Natural Bridge. Bgena Vista. Roanoke
Radford. Wythsvillc. Abingdon. Bristol,
Morrlstown. Knoxville. Chattanooga anc
Memphis. Pullman sleeper between
Philadelphia and Knoxville.
Via Baltimore and Ohio n. r.
From b. & o. station los =. m. daily.
for Berryvillc. Luray. Shenandoah. Elk
ton and intermediate points.
r. J. LOCKWOOD. Passenger Agent
18th street and New YORK Ave. Bond
Rldc Washington. D. c.
". IA zEvTLr. a. D. A. u-0annka Va
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

the shape OF the root determines
whether the future mate will be tall
or short fat or lean. and so forth In
cities where the cabbage patch is an
unknown quantity it is just as much
sport to go blindfolded into a room IN
which there is an assortment of vege-
tables from which a choice may be
made. The nature Of the vegetable
viii determine the looks and vocation
of a husband or wife-aas, for instance.
II a beet be selected he will be a
tradesman; a turnip signifies a travel
er; spinach. a man with a vandyke
beard; carrots, a red-haired person,
etc.
SHIPS OF FATE
Another pretty custom is that of
ships OF fate, which are made of the
hollow shell Of an English walnut filled
with melted wax. into which a cotton
wick is inserted or a small candle is
fastened to the bottom by melting the
end of the wax taper. 1t takes three
such boats to determine a fate. one is
plainly marked with the owners name;
the other two contain folded slips of
paper with the name OF an admirer
inscribed on each. The candles are lit.
and the three boats are then placed
side BY side ia a tub Of water. II Is
Evening journal., 1905-10-31

a pretty sight 10 watch these Tin,
barks, especially il several fleets arc
launched at the same time. FOR the
interest deepens II one boat veers of
and attaches itself to another barge
The admirer whose candle burns long
est is supposed to be the lucky swain.
while If the maiden's candle burns ont
first she viii never marry. II the boats
lack life "a small breeze is created by
gentle flaming.
A popular superstition which halls
from Old Ireland is for the girls in the
party to throw a ban of yarn out of
the window. retaining the end. then
slowly rewind it. There is usually some
gallant who is willing 10 help out the
prophecy by catching the ball tearing
off piece and retaining the end. the
sequel being that he VIII be the lucky
husband.
one form Of invitation 90 Hal
lowe'en party is a crimson cardboard
upon which is printed the date Tues
day. October 81, 1905" the phrase taken
from Macbeth" TN thunder lightning
or I'm rain" and the address where me
party is TO be held. on the inner leaf
Is the verse
Come On mask
And let the fairies
Read your fate
Reveal TO none
The sacred plot
or woe, not luck.
VIII be your lot
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Wilmington dIvlsioa.l

Time Table IN Eject September s. 1906.
Trains leave Wnminston. liking street
statlon), for Elsmere Junction. Mont
chanin. Winterthur Guyencourt. Gran
egre. Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction.
pocopson. west cheueT. Embreevile.
Mortonvpie. Coatesvlle aid intermediate
stations. tarr. except sunday. at Ia a
m. daily 20 and 4.5J q. N. Sunday only
5 10 a. m., g.io. 40 p. n
For suplee. E.vesson ana .ntermediate
sta. ons. daily. axcept Sunday. at 7.s2 a
M. dany. 30 ana 40 .. 70. Sunday only
$40 a. ns.. 30, 40 y. a..
Eur Joanna, Rlrdonorc, Reading and
t,f.r,nediate sta.dcns. daily. except sun
da, at 7s2 a. NJ. and aao ,. IN Sunday
nniv az SO e. n. and 2.2e ,. m
ATLANTIC CITY r II. From Chestnut
sf Fefry. For South 81 see timetables
at statlora.
m Lei. 900 q. m. Exp, L.9o a. NJ. EXP,
200 p. n.. Exp, 400 p. M. Exp. go min
utes). s.oe p. n. Exp. so 2. ~. Lei. Lls
. M, Exp.
cape Dlay and Ocean ciis.--S.5c a. NJ.
415 D. M. 500 p m.
sea Isle City.--e5o o. M
NOTWITHSTANDING ci5y-2oO a. m.
Lei. eco q. m. Exp. 1000 q. m. Exp.. 800
D. m. I.cl, 7.i5 D. o.. Exp.
Cane May. Ocean City and Sea 1ale City.
-s.f5 a. m.
A. r. DICE. EDISON J. WEEKS.
Genl supt- Gen1 Pass. Axt.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Halloween and How
1t Should be Observed

Today is being observed as the tradi-
tional anniversary of the evening Of long
ago on which Tam oshanter rode his
race with the witches and lost the. tail
OF his good gray mare By not being far
enough In the lead when he crossed the
brook at midnight.
The men and maids OF nowadays stll
keep the time-honored occasion. but in a
little different manner TO that of years
agone, despite the fact that the girls cling
TO the superstitions that their grand
mothers kept when they wondered
whether grandpa was really going TO be
the man of their choice.
Many cusoms have been handed down
from generation TO generation since the
days of The Dutch settlers and for "a
Halloween party nothing is more suitable
or effective than TO have the guests as
sumo the costumes OF the real Knicker-
bockers. which may be easily and mex
pensively initiated by any one who has
tho least skill with the needle
II desired, it is easy to provide costumes
for each and every guest and very
ghostlike effect may be produced by the
clever use OF a sheet. mask or white or
candle and a head dress of white mos
quito netting draped like turban.
A witch should greet the guests at the
door and when all are assembled in the
room, half an hour may be allowed for
guessing who's who, everybody making
an possible attempts to disguise her iden-
tity, and a prize being offered for the
most successful guesser.
The light should be dim and shaded
with pumpkins or witch heads cut out of
paper. and corn in the husk cornstalks,
brooms OF twigs, and Autumn leaves
make the best decorations. Hollowod-out
pumpkins with raisins. nuts and candles,
popped corn, apples or grapes may be
stood on the tables where the guests can
help themselves.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Modern Aallow 30.

ln olden times the maiden fiir
Strange spells was won't TO weave.
With hemp aud candles molten lead,
And sa-t. on Hallow Eve.
Sine murmWed many potent charm
And many trick she tried
To hring DER leagues of land and sea
Her true love Go her side.
The modern maiden who enchants
With fam ana powder pum
And looks and smiles and silkon cufls
And frock ana frills and hun.
Us nos content with Hdllow Eve
And midnight dark and drear.
But now she tries her subtle tricks
By daylight ali the year.
The Octngenarian i'm Town Topics.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
Penna. Railroad
TRAiNsLEANE BROAD STREET SRA
TfoN. PHILADELPHIA.

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET srA-
TON PHILADELPHIA,
October g. 1905
FOR the Wcsr and North.
$40 a. m, Plitshurg Express
'io.B a. M, Chicago Special
llio "a. m.. Main Line rvpresa
40 p m. ST. Louis Limited For cin-ir-
natl ana So Louis
i.io p. m. Thc Ponnvylvania Limited
$50 p. m. chlcarc. Cincinnati ana 81
Louis Express
5N D. M. pqnusYivanfa Special rr,,,
North Philadelphia; ls hours 10
Chicago.
1.os p. m Chicago Limited from Norm
Philadelphia
Sao j. me- S. louis and Cincinnati rx.
press
S52 p m.. Western Express.
'lio' p m' Cleveland and Cincinnati rz-
nrcsa
llio D. M. Pacific Express.
'-'O' a. ~ fitishnFg Special. from North
philadelphia
~ a. m.' daily. for i.rck uayc,
e1 a. m'' dpllv for Erie. ana uctl.aav.
for Elmiia
''''' :" Nv. b., wse'-dpyg. for Eiuira ana
~ D. me Sundays FOR wininm4oo-,
h'.p p m. weoi-daye Tor vvui.o,,..',..
@'- D. ~. daily for Elmira. Eric ana On
ll.'o p m', daily Tor Einlra ana rso
Cumberland Nliirv A. n az ce
a. m 5@ $40 and y a. >. ~, v,o..'.,'..' '..iO
Sunaa's' as a. m.. SEQ ard iiD n.
Foo B-Gaio
$50 n. in. ans $50 y. m caiv
Tor Ahuiy Pork fOcoan Grove, 49,.
A.o.FE fa's S'Haaya ond Long Rran.h
s..s. 80. iio' a. n.. $50 400 ana So, f-c,
g'li on'y' .. m' wool'-d days. SUNDAYS {,
From Market Street What
FOR Island Heights, Scaaide rn-t
bury Park, and Long Braach ga %
and too ?. 10. weekdays SUNDAYS 80,
a. m.
For Browns Mins-ln-ihs-r.nos eco
ii.o0 a. M. fon and 5of D. m. ,voo,s .a,y,
For cBach Haven. sm n n, weak -,ia,.,
For Turkerion. SO q. ni. and to0ln h
weekdays.
For Raruegat city. ioQ D. On week. dots
- Dining Car. tDAcrommodation trai,,
90 Limited Express yestibulo porio-
Cars. Vosiibule Passenger Coaches ,ns
Dining Car SO extra fare
Tho Wilmington Transfer Cnmpan- y.t,
call for and cheek haggage from hotel,
and residences.
For further Information. pasgcngera are
referred 20 the ticket agent nt the station.
W. ". ArTERBuRY. r. WooD.
General Mnnaeer. Pass. Tran. Art.
GEO. w. noYD. Gen. Pass. All.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
BALTIMORE &0MO
2ARRlAD.

scnedWe 90 cneci MAY q. 1876.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
light.
CDExpress Trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware
Avenue Station. Tor
NEW YORK week days. '2ae. $50 . 40
'n.i9 a. m: 'i.26 $780, '5I7 ,Royal Limit
cd. 80, .n.oO ,. m. Sundays. '22s. s52a
49, 'n.s5 q. m; '3.ag. ss.I7 ,Royai Lam
iped). ia. slpg =. m.
PHILADELPHIA. week dayA s2.g6
$40, 5.S0 -p.40, L2e $40. 's.l5. $40. 1851
'lLls a. M; 'l.a6. ao5. '9.Sv. 'f5A oil
Royal Limited. go. 400. s5.l2. 'lloO y.
Ia. Sundays e2.26. s626. TO s,2A '94o
us 'll.s5 a. m., F3.3l. 40. AL tltoyai
.-imited). 40. 'i.4-. 90. 'l.00 y. IA.
hester week days. 900. $40. 80. $40
r.ls. .s.iu 4o.a, h. iu.. -l-6. so. s.o-. 6.2y,
si.c., 'la2 sno0 .. ni. Sundays. 80. S.5i.
's's'. lJ4A, 'u-s3 ~ fns 40. IVA 80, No.
'llO0 D. ~.
..Atiabuo city. week days. 'sao '9l6.
's'lN glib q NJ. Saturday only); 'l2e'
100 '5.-1 p. n. lRoysl Limited. Sundays.
40 a. m.. 1880 D. M.
Cape May anc Ocean City. week days,
'6.4e, Glib a. M. Saturday osiy). sL26 p.
M. suhaays. $50 a no.
Baltinoro and Washington. week days
'i-lS. 'S.i6. 'u.O6 a. m.; sL0s. s247. 'LfI
'o.55. $50 CRoyai Iimitcd). .g.og. .1O.Os p
~. Sundays. '4.ia sale e. rn.: .l.Os. 'LtI
AZ. 80 CRoyal IAmitod). sso9. sl0o5
.. IN.
baltimore and way stations. week days
'OO a. mi az p. m. Sundays SIG A. m.
COZ .. m.
Newark. week days .ils. ZOO. .s1s. 'i1O,
a. M; is.42. sl.U6. 2I2 'F.6b. 6iS. 800 p. m.
sundays. ais, 'Si6. SIC a. M: sIo6. 601
400. 1Ls0 p. m.
singorly accommodation. week days.
200 a. H.; i242. 3.i2, 6ls .. m. Sundays.
SIG a m; So2 1LSO o. ~.
Landenberg accommodation. week days.
a m; sol p. m. sundays. ie,ls a m;
Pittsburg. week Gays. ISIS f. m; $50.
$50 Royal Iimited). si907 D. m. gun
days. 'sl6 a. M; al. s65O CRoyal Limit
ed. 1903 .. m.
chicago. daily. ss.i6 a. m: s2.f7 .. m.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis. ss.ls a. m. /:
'l.o6. 800 p. m daily
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Whining
ton. week days, '3s5. 700. TO SO.
lle2 ao q. M: sl239. so14 21b asfg 4sa
' s'-v' -9.a0 t.s5. e6lS (Royal Limiied). 6sO
-s''s $40 'll25 p. M. Sundays. ass. rs.
.t4o' 9lo a. m; -l2l0. '2lA 215. 'Aig. 500.
'0S tRoyal LinitsD. $50 AS s3So. lon
p. m.
Royal Limited" f. composed exclusive
" OF Pullman Pailor. Observation and
Dining Cars. No extra fare except rega-
's- Pullman charge
p n. train daily. Through sleepers.
DELAWARE AVENUE STATION.
pelmarYia Telephone No. lss A.
p. & A. Telephone No. 1922 A.
Rates 70 Western points lover than
wa any other line $500 to Pitisburs. 100
H. A. MILLER
Travelling Passenger Agent.
City Ticket omcc. No. sOi Market Street
Wilmington. Del.
d. 3. MARTIN c. W BAssATr.
NJ. Of P. r. C. p. A.
D. q A. Phone I7s8A.
Evening journal., 1905-10-31
BUsHS DAILY STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Freight forwarded TO an points prompr-
ly and cheaply.
Personal supervision and careful hand.
ling given shipments Of every character.
Freight received both in Wilmington and
Philadelphia until p. N. daily sunday
excepted.
GEORGE W. BUSH s. SONS CO.
French st. Wharf Wilmington. Del.
Piar = South WhArveS. Ptlila-. n