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Evening journal., 1910-03-29
Post Monem So DiScloSes
and Coroners Jury Ex-
onerafes Dead Mans
Brother

The coruner's jury, which was em-
panelled yesterday afternoon to In
Vestigate the cause of death Of Harry
Wilhelme, in New Castle. following a
fight with his brother, George Will
helme, and adjourned until to-day, i'm
order TO have Coroner's Physician J.
W. Bastian hold "A post mortem on
the body. reconvened there this morn
ing, and after hearing statements by
Dr. Bastian and County Physician II.
w. Briggs, found verdict as fol-
lows.
Resolved. That the deceased, Harry
Wilhelme came to his death by
sustaining a fall fracturing his skull,
and we hereby exonerate his brother
George Wilhelme, from all blame in the
matter"
The statement from tho physicians
was as follows:
AT the autopsy on the body Of
Harry Wihelme we found that death
resulted from a blood clot at the base
of the brain, due TO a fracture at the
base Of the skull, in all probability
caused by q fall"
DR.. Bastian in discussing the case
here to-day said that the dead mans
skull was very thin. The blood clot
was formed by hemorrhage and it
gradually grew larger until by slow
I pressure against the brain, it pro-
duced death He held the autopsy last
night
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, March 29.-James 7.
lsuason was. foreman and ChaunceY j.
IIolcomb, sdofetary Of the coroner's jury
cmpanelled here yesterday to investigate
The cause OF the death Of Harry Will
hoime. After hearing several witnesses in
GLIDING the dead mans brother, George
Wihelme adjournment was made pending
a post mortem examination by DR.. Bas-
tian.
Coroner Gaynor empaneled ihs jury
during the afternoon and the inquest was
postponed until some witnesses WIN were
fishing came in off the river.
James Smith and Ozro Lunt testified &c
seeing part OF the fight between the
brothers on Sunday evening. Lunt sep
arated them. he said. and George wen
into the house, but Harry refused to 60
home. Witness said the men were no
intoxicated.
Magistrate Charles Nickerson read an
affidavit Of David b. Miller in which Nil
Ter said he had heard Harry say &
George; Il will kill you or YOU will xii
me tonight. Pay me what you owe me"
Il owe you nothing but good licsini
was the reply Of the brother, according T.
the affidavit.
George Platt Burris said he went to tn
house to serve milk and when he recelvei
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
MORE TROUBLE FOR
COMPLAINING WIFE
Is Locked Up for Contempt
After Telling Of Husbands
Attacks

Wife beating was the charge against
sebastonio Logullo in City Court this
morning. The wife testified that Sc
hastonio gave her trouble "day and
night" A week ago, she said he beat
her with his fists.
Sebastonio declared that they Lad
been drinking beer i'm celebration of
ST. Joseph's Day. and that when he
went out his wife locked him out.
finally coming out and trying to pull
his ear off. Mrs. Logulla became so
demonstrative in court that Judge
Cochran ordered her locked up for con-
tempt. The charge against Sebastonio
was held up.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
BEATEN AND ROBBED;
YOUTH is LEFT TO DIE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. March Gas he was
returning from this town to his home
in the country last night Carlton Pu-
sey, a student Of the Soaford High
School, was held up by a quartet of
highwaymen at Chapels Branch, two
miles from here, robbed and beaten to
insensibility.
As the men were masked Puscy is
unable TO say whether they were
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
In 3STH ANNUAL DANCE

The German Library Association held it's
thirty-eighth annual banquet and BAN in
German Hall last night Two hundred
persons attended. Dr. +. Gauch OF New
York, and Miss LEILA stoeckle. of this
city led the march. Bradford's Orches-
ira played At midnight a luncheon was
served by Jacob Zimmerman. Following
were tho officers Of the ball-Master OF
ceremonies. Dr. r. Gauch, Of New York
floor manager, John Kennedy; assistant
floor manager, Leonard NJ Grubb; com
mittee Of arrangements-Geor Kiam-
bacher. president. Paul Stcinke. secre-
tary; Fred W. Heiss treasurer; Lorenl
Maucher. Frank j. Nrastel, Gus. Steinke
Edward Seidenberg, Max 1Sobylinski
Goithold Yeager. Ludwig Melchoir
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
Mar Residenoes 10 CO Un.

Roscoe Cook Tindall, architect, has
drawings for a stone and half
timbered residence for Charles H..
Reese, to be built at Rockford Park.
Mr.. Tindall is also preparing plans Of
four residences for William c. Tindall
70 be built at Tenth and Madison
streets and a detached dwelling on
Twentieth street near jefferson. These
houses will be of English character.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29

white or black He says they were
armed with guns and clubs and after
robbing him of his money and watch
they pulled him into the woods, and,
threatening TO kin him. made him sub
NIT TO brutal punishments. He was
rendered unconscious by blow on the
head.
II was about two hours before he
regained consciousness and drove home
to tell of his predicament.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
SMYRNA Vestrvmen EIeeteJ.

At the annual election of the vestry
by st. Peters parish, Smyrna, the Rev
Charles II. Holmead, rector yesterday
the following were elected Senior
Warden. Harry b. Grieves; junior war
den, Joseph IL. Hum: vestrymen, Will
liam e. Waters, william G. Hill. Rob-
ert II. Hall, Charles II. LeFevre, Ed
gar Spriance, DR.. Edward S. Dwight
and Eugene Davis.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
LEVY COURT TO
SEE SOME ROADS

At the meeting of the Levy Court
today an invitation from the Hedley
Good Roads Company TO visit some
good roads built by the company was
accepted. The members OF the court
will go to Philadelphia on next We'd
nesday morning. Joseph Augusta was
elected county constable OF Mill Creek !
hundred. The bin of the Ferris IN
dustriaI school for Sos for keep OF
dfty-nine boys was ordered paid.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
TO CONFER ABOUT THE
NOXENTOWN DAM

There will be a conference this af-
ternoon by the Levy Court in refer
ence to the bridge at the Noxentown
mill dam. Since the dam broke sew
eral weeks ago the road has been inn
passible on account Of the collapse of
the bridge. Farmers needs the road
and have requested the Levy Court to
erect the bridge.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
TO SEE PHOTOGRAPH
OF DEAD MURDERER

? Chief OF oPlice George Black will
send photograph of Stephen Hunter,
the negro convict, who shot two guards
at the worlShouse and received fatal
wounds in return, TO G.. W. Stalnaker.
a detective of Calhoon Falls, N. c., who
believes that the negro is the man who
escaped from jail there while serving
a term for murder. The photograph
will be sent as soon as delivered by the
photographer.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
CHANGERS PREPARE
FOR ENTERTAINMENT

At the weekly meeting OF Delaware
Grange at Newport last night a COM
mittee was appointed TO arrange for
an entertainment for the benefit of the
grange in the near future. Six ap-
plications for membership were receiv-
ed. Il was decided to give the Red
Men a cake for their bazaar. Women
will occupy all offices of the grange
az the meeting on April II.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
RoY's case Goes Over.

Howard Hanson, a colored boy was
IN City Court this morning on the
charge of assault and battery, but his
hearing was continued until Thursday
that he might get witnesses.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
Properties at Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Lippincott this morning sold
the following properties; Charles w.
Horn, Taylor street west of Locust
street, 70 William ]. Fisher, SttS4.96.
Delaware Trust Co. executor Of
George Tatnall. Gilpin avenue and
Broome street tof Hugh NJ. Morris.
81, 900.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
To Receive New Pastor.

The congregation of Hillcrest NJ. f.
Chapel viii give a reception TO the
new pastor in the temporary taber-
nacle, at Marsh Road and Hillcrest
avenue on Friday evening at 730
o'clock. All members and friends are
invited TO be present Refreshments
Will be served.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2s-
The western storm will advance east
ward and cause showers and thunder
storms tonight or Wednesday in the
Lake Region, the Ohio Valley, Tennes-
see and East Gulf States. The wealth
err in the Atlantic States will be fair
tonight followed by increasing eloudi-
ness Wednesday.
Forecast till p. m. tomorrow;
For Delaware--Fair tonight, Wed
nesday partly cloudy.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
WANT TOO MANY
STREETS PAVED

The list of streets for improvement
as prepared by City Councilmen was
criticised by George W. Sparks, pres
ident of the Board Of Street and Sewer
Directors. this morning as being far
beyond the means of the board. 1t is
probable that the lists win have TO
undergo en- extensive pruning.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
Wire Case is Continued.

Charged with the larceny Of copper
wire from the ID. & A. Telegraph and
Telephone Company Harry Travis,
colored. was arraigned In City Court
this morning. but his hearing was con-
tnucd until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
His CO cnntinnnd.

Assault and battery was the charge
preferred against Kessie Wajasski in
City Court this morning. In order
that he might obtain witnesses the
case was continued until Thursday.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
NO ACTION YET TO
BUY AUTOMOBILES

No action was taken today by the
Levy Court regarding the purchase Of
the automobiles.
II is probable that the question of
a stone crushe rfor Brandywine hun
drcd. viii be considered this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
Eveninn comnanY.

Miss Ada Frazier of No. 1925 jack
son street entertained number Of
her friends last evening. Those pros-
ent were: Hanford Alexander, Miss
Helene Alexander. Miss Pauline Fra
zicr. Miss Freda Kurtz. Miss NJ. Nurtz.
Charles Proctor Aaron Alison. Miss
Cora smith. Irwin and Ernest Frazier,
Miss Edna Frazier
Evening journal., 1910-03-29
Woman's case Is Disrissed

Charged with disorderly conduct
Bertha Meredith was arragned ia city
Court this morning. on request of the
prosecuting witness. the case was dis
missed without hearing
Evening journal., 1910-03-29

Advertising in THE EVEN
INC JOURNAL is a lever that
viii lin your business into
prosperity
Evening journal., 1910-09-13

viii not be announced until the gem
eral manager finishes his inspection.
Besides Mr.. Richards. the track in
spection committee is composed of
the engineer Of maintenance of way
and three branch line division super
intendents, who make the trips I'm a
special car attached to one OF the fast
speed trains IN each direction and a
careful observation vs. made by means
OF Instruments specially CONSTRUCTED
10 indicate imperfect line and surface
Just as soon as the date for the I'm
spection Of General Manager Myers 4
made known. the supervisors will e.
busy in giving the road a good ap
pearance. New ballast will be take,
20 various points along the line and
a fresh coat Of II distributed over IN,
roadbed and then Il will be lined up
Fresh paint viii be applied TO the
sign boards. water plugs and other
structures so they VIII be in harmony
with the condition Of the tracks
The divisions that figure in the In
spection by the general manager are
the New York, Philadelphia. Mary
land Middle and Pittsburg In addi-
tion to the prizes awarded by the
general manager. others are distribui-
ed by the four general superintend-
ents so that the supervisors and sec
tion men Of the branch lines may also
be awarded for their excellence in
track maintenance.
Evening journal., 1910-09-13
Upset Stomach
Ml-O-na Stomach Tablets Drive
Away Stomach Distress in
Five Minutes

Belching Of gas; heavtness. sour
taste In mouth, dizziness. biliousness
and nausea occurs simply because the
stomach is not properly digesing the
food.
Ml-o-NA stomach tablets give in
slant relief to upset stomachs. but
they do more; they put strength into
the stomach and build Il up so that
II can easily digest a hearty meal.
Sick headache, nervousness. sleep-
lessness and bad dreams are An
caused by fermentation of food.
Stop the fermentation; renovate the
stomach and make II clean and sweet
and half the ills of the human family
would promptly disappear.
II you have stomach trouble Of anv
Kind don't overlook the fact that MI
O-NA is a doctors prescription. and
that it's as good a prescription as any
doctor will write for years TO come.
Miller Drug Company sells MONA
stomach tablets and so do leading
druggists everywhere. They are rigid
~ guaranteed to cure any case of
stomach disease, or money back.
large box of MI-O-NA stomach
tablets costs but 80 cents. They act
so quickly that after dinner distress.
heariness, and belching disappear i'm
hve minutes. Give MI-O-NA a trial
on money back plan Free trial treat
ment Of MONA will be sent 10 any
reader Of THE EVENING JOURNAL
on request Address Booths Bli-o-na.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1910-09-13
DOPE KEEPS
PUPILS BACK
DR.. ShOrtIidGe Tells Health
Board of Effect of Drugs
on Children
SAYS MOTHERS
ARE RESPONSIBLE

At the weekly meeting of the
Board of Health yesterday afternoon,
DR.. Evan G. Shortlidge, president Of
the Board of Education. commended
the Board of Health on its passage Of
the meat-covering ordinance and also
made several important suggestions
for the safeguarding Of the public
health.
Il am satisfied" he declared. that
the bulk of the people will back the
meat ordinance"
DR.. Shortledge complained Of the
cantaloupes being shipped to Whining
ton from New Jersey, which. he de-
clared, of poor quality and of the pol
luton of the river from various
sources.
THE water is so polluted that even
snakes can't be caught, he said.
DIR. Shortledge was sure that the
shipment of poor cantaloupes here
could be stopped If public attention
we're directed toward It,
Backward Pupils in School.
The question of packard pupils in
the public schools was also brought up
by Dr. Shortledge.
II think you will agree with me.
gentlemen" he said, that nothing so
much causes pupils in our schools to
be so backward as the use of a large
amount of dope by mothers. ! think
you gentlemen could take this up and
have the Legislature pass measure
restricting their use I will be glad to
do anythink in the direction of stop
ping II. We are decidedly backward
in this"
The reply to questions by members
Of the board, Dr. Shortledge said the
chief objection to the Jersey canta-
loupes was that they were tasteless,
indicating deterioration and possible a
cause of illness.
The members agreed that opium,
anodynes. chloral and cocaine were
undoubtedly largely used here in pat
ent medicine for children, but thought
the present laws effective. if pressed.
The board decided, however, to inves-
dgate the subject It was also decid-
ed TO look into the other matters
brought up by DR.. Shortledge.
Complaint OF Smoke Nuisance.
Charles w. Gooding appeared before
the board as chairman of 1O5 resi-
dents of Eighth and Windsor streets,
who complain of smoke from the ice
plant on Windsor street between
Seventh and Eighth streets Frank
Lichtenstein, manager of the plant,
promised to endeavOr to abate the
nuisance by using smoke consumers.
The board was evenly divided as to
whether to give Mr.. Lichtenstein fur
ther time to abate the nuisance. and
It was decided. upon motion of Dr.
Cleaver, to send the petition to the city
council. with an explanation of the
case and with the request that the
council act upon the proposed smoke
| ordinance submitted by the Board o
Health sometime ago This action fol
lowed complaint by members thar .
number of plants in various parts o
the city we're just as much nuisancei
as the Windsor street plant
More Garbage Complaints.
Because of repeated complaints o
Evening journal., 1910-09-13

ference convenes in Charles City next
week it will find itself face to face
with a decided shortage in the num-
Der of preachers and that 81 chairs
in the Conference will have to be
filled from a source at the present
not known.
Fifty-seven men, the greater part
of them young and in the prime Of
life. will quit the ministry and all will
go into secular work. The complaint
is that the salary paid Is not sufi-
cient for them to support family and
educate their children. The Confer
ence will be presided over by Bishop
Hamilton. Among the chief men OF
the church who have been placed on
the program is Dr. f. L. Thompson,
Of New York City, who will speak on
the brotherhood. Dr. Chatles NJ. Ros-
we'll, of Philadelphia, will discuss
missionary extension. Dr.. R. S. Liv-
ergood, of Sam Houston College, Tex
as, will talk "Freedman's Aid;" DR..
o. S. Bsketel, of Chicago, on Sun
day School," Mrs. Nellie S. Brush,
of Los Angeles, Cal, on Homie Mis-
sions.
It is expecter that 500 ministers will
be present
Evening journal., 1910-09-13

Conrad. of Montana, both Democrats,
are anxious TO capture Senator Car
ter's seat and the chances are that
one OF them will do IL. as the indica-
tions are that the State will go Demo-
cratic.
Senator Culherson's in health may
cause him TO retire from the race.
Senator Frazier. OF Tennessee. Is not
expected to be reelected on account
of his factional Affiliations Represen-
tatlve Butler Ames is making stiff
fight to defeat Senator Lodge in Mas
sachusetts. with the odds at this time
In favor of Lodge
Ten win "COme Back
or the entire 80 Senators now up
for reelection only Senators Clapp OF
Minnesota. Clark Of Wyoming, DUPONT
Of Delaware. la Toilette of Wiscon-
sin, McCumber OF North Dakota. Oil
yer Of Pennsylvania, Page Of Vermont.
/ Raymer Of Maryland Scott of West
Virginia and Sutherland OF Utah seem
certain TO come back"
| The Democrats stand to gain seven
Senators. They are expecting to cap
ture seats from Indiana. Nebraska,
Montana, New York. Nevada, Ohio
and Missouri, provided the party
sweeps the country, as they now pre-
dict. Insurgent Republicans have a
chance to win in Michigan, California,
New Jersey, Massachusetts and WASH
ington. They cannot win in any other
States and do not hope to do so.
Each of the Democratic States elect
ing Senators this fall will send to
Washington members Of their party.
Claude A. Swanson has already sue
ceeded Senator Daniel. Charles r.
Gates will probably defeat Senator
Frazier, OF Tennessee. John Sharp
Williams will come to the Senate from
mississippi, Senator Rayner has been
reelected from Maryland and Gov
ernor Broward will come 10 Wash
ington In place OF Senator Taliaforro
Of Florida
Evening journal., 1910-09-13
RICHARDS MAKES
LAST INSPECTION
Main Line Track Prizes VIII
be Based on Results
Of his Trips

J. r Richards. chief engineer Of
maintenance Of way on the Peunsyl-
vania railroad. has completed the last
monthly inspection Of the main line
between Jersey City and Pittsbu~g,
prior 10 the inspection Of the general
manager. which viii take place dur
ing the latter part Of the month or
tho beginning of October. The exact
dates for the VISIT Of the operating
officials have not yet been announced
but the program is being made up az
the Philadelphia headquarters.
The award of $1,000. which is made
annually by the management for the
hest kept sections OF track between
Jersey City, Pittshurg. Philadelphia
and Washington. is based upon the
results of the periodical inspections
of Mr. Richards. who is chairman OF
the special track line committee. Just
where the prizes viii go this year is
already known to this committee, but
Evening journal., 1910-09-13

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bald spots, falling hair. scabby scalp,
sore scalp, dandruff. brittle hair or
any other hair or scalp disease, and
changes gray hair to youthful color
and gloss.
n you are suffering from badness
or any Of the troubles named above
or have gray hair that you want re-
stored to youthful color. let us send
you a 25-cent bottle free for trial
Swissco Hair Remedy is for sale by
all druggists at 90 cents and $1.00 a
bottle, but the free bottle can only be
had by writing direct to the Swissco
Hair Remedy Co. 2166 p. o. Square.
Cincinnati, Ohio, enclosing 10 cents
as an evidence Of good faith. 1Ne
10 cents does not cover actual post
age and packing on the 25-cent bottle
we send you.
For sale and recommended In Will
mington at Miller Drug Company, Will
mington, Del.
Evening journal., 1910-09-13
TEN SOLONS TO
LOSE THEIR TOCAS
Ten More Have Desperate
Fight in Order to
Keep Them
DUPONT AMONG TEN
WHO WILL COME BACK

WASHINGTON. Sept i3.-Of the 80
United States Senators whose terms
expire on March 4, 10 of them have
either been defeated in the primaries
or have voluntarily withdrawn from
contests for reelection Ten more
Of the 80 have desperate fights on
their hands 10 get back 10 Washing
ton, and II 6 are defeated by candi-
dates OF their own or Of the opposi-
ton party the majority OF those now
up for reelection will be retired 10
private life.
In the list Of those Senators now
completely out of the running are
Nelson W. Aldrich, of Rhode Island.
Julius c. Burrows. Of Michigan. John
". Daniels. Of Virginia. (deceased). .
Frank P. Flint. of California, Eugene
Hale, Of Maine. fernando ID. Money,
of Mississippi, George S. Nixon, OF Ne
vada, Samuel II Piles, of Washington,
James p. Taliaferro. Of Florida, and
William Warner, of Missouri.
Senators Aldrich. Hale, Money.
Piles and Warner did not ask for re-
election. Senators Burrows and Tai
iaferro we're defeated i'm the prima-
ries, the former by Representative
Townsend and the latter by former
Governor Broward. Senator Nixon
will be succeeded by a Democrat and
Senator Flint probably bSs an insur-
gent.
In Doubtful Column.
In the doubtful column are Sena-
tors Beveridge. Of Indiana. Bulkeley.
Of Connecticut. Burkett. of Nebraska.
Carter, Of Montana. Colberson, of
Texas. Depew, Of New York, Dirk. Of
Ohio, Frazier, of Tennessee. Kean. OF
New Jersey and Lodge, of Massachu-
setts.
Senator Beveridge is threatened
with a Democratic Legislature, in
Senator Bulkeley has strong opposi-
tion in his own party and Senator
Burkett, of Nebraska, is confronting
opposition from Representative Gilbert
". Hitchcock, who believes that the
Democrats viii carry the State.
Former Senator Clark and W. @.
Evening journal., 1910-09-13
Women Who Have
Dandruff Should Read THIS

RED Rock shampoo and Dandrunt
Erauicafor ia one or the best scalp
tonics J have ever used and highly
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Miss X tSirwan, graduate Of the
fnia- General Hospital (Blockley)
and probably the best known nurse
what this wonderful shampoo. hair
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Thousands all over the country. Il can
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few treatments restores rich,
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itching of the scalp and keeps the
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"Red Rock' shampoo is quicker,
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than the old-fashioned soap and .
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Not necessary 70 soak the head and
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RED Rock" using the tips Of the
fingers and then rub hriskly with a
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utes; costs but few cents FOR each
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Don't use SOAP or brushes. Tiny de-
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the pores thus nourishing the hair
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Evening journal., 1910-09-13
MHEN MFRIT MINs

When the medicine you take cures
your disease, tones up your system
and makes you feel better. stronger
and more vigorous than before. That
is what Foley Kidney Pills do for ,yo,,.
in all cases Of backache. headacha
nervousness, loss of appetite. Sleep
lessness and general weakness that
is caused by any disorder of the kid
neys.or bladder.
\. B. Danforth, Druggist. Market
and Second SITS. Wilmington, Dell
Evening journal., 1910-09-13
PENNSY ABANDONS
PASSENGER SIDE TRACKING

Much satisfaction is expressed by
the travelling public at the action of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
In abandoning the practice Of side
tracking" passengers getting off Of
through trains at West Philadelphia
Henceforth passengers on all
through trains not running into Broad
Street Station will be given exchange
tickets and permitted TO ride on local
trains to terminus. furthermore. per
sons wishing 10 take these through
trains out of Philadelphia may go TO
West Philadelphia from Broad street
by using their through tickets.