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Bteam and exploded heavily. The noise* grew loudei* continually till Wednes­day morning, when the old crater, three mjtos in circumference, and the new crater formed by the last eruption belched smoke and stones, forcing the residents of Wallibou and Richmond valley, beneath the volcano, to flee to Chateau Relair for refuge.

The thunderous noises, which were continually increasing, were heard in neighboring islands 200 miles away.

At midday the craters ejected enor­mous columns of steamy vapor, rising majestically eight miles high and ex­panding into wonderful shapes, resem­bling enormous cauliflowers, gigantic wheels and beautiful flower forms, all Ktreaked up a ml down and crosswise

hid flashes of lightning, awing the beholder and impressing the mind

PENNSYLVANIA R, Ti Itaiol uttona Presentedatumer Lmaclidd.■On Saturday afternoon tile steamer

General Putman which is being con­structed by the Pusey & Jones Com­pany tor OaDtain €. N. Holmes, of Hew Ywlt, look her initial plunge Into the Chrlstalua. Although the launch was without ceremony, It was a success in e vtn y way. Captain Holmes was uaablc to attend on ac­count of illness in hi* family, i The boat was immediately towed to the wharf to recei ve her machinery which is ready to go aboard at once. The work oa the boat will be pushed to an early completion.

Tile new boat is l;t0 feet long oa deck, her beau)over guards is 110 feet depth; 'moulded is S) feel. She is a steel bull screw steamer and will be used in ^lic passenger and freight service between'New York city and Greenwich, Conti. Her boiler is j

of the Sooteli type. Site lias an In­verted direct aching compound engine with cylinders having 14 inches and 241 inches diameters, and SS inches

tsltoke.

In the parlors of the Friendship Fire Company, Isa beautiruily en grossed set of sesolulious in a rich gilt frame, presented by the Union Fire Company of Lebanon, lJa., as a mark of appreciation of the roval en-

_________ tertainment given tlieCompany, hereFor Philadelphia (express), 1.57, 8-A ; iut fail. A committee or four accnm-

J'2?;, I’50, ‘’“Swra itih Ipaniedby T. Haldwin Springer, ca.ll-13?,’ 3 Ob! 3.11, 4.68, 6.0*7, “'.b?', «.M, Idih | ed aC 11)6 ‘’"S1,"® ^0Ufe ua SalUrdi‘V

7.17, o.oc, and 9.10 p. m. eveoing and Mr. Springer in a veryAccommoudatian, 6.10, 7.10, 8.10.. 11.00 neat speech presented to the Friend-

a. m„ 12.30, 2.32, 1.00, 6.25, 6.36 and 10.11 ship Company a handsomely framed p. m. | set of resolutions which were beauti-

For Chester (express), 1.57, 4.20, 6.30, fuiiverigruased. The Union Company M2 7.50, s.to 8.50 8.56 10.11, 11.25, 11.32. wer"e the guests uf the Friendship JM5p* mU" 1 7’ 8'00’ °8, 6'#7' 7-41 4 last fall aud on February 4 the com-

' Accommodation o.io. 7.10, ll.oo a. m.. pan.' passed theresolutious thanking 12.30, 2.82.-4.00. 6.25 . 6.35 and 10.43 p. in. the Friendship Company for the man

For New York -(through er.pressi, 1.67, ner in which it entertained the visi-8.10. 8.35, (Dining Cur) 10.32, 11.45 a. m. [ors branding llie outing astbebaii- !12.16 (Diuilnr Carl, 12.56, 1.37 (Dining Car) 3.11, 6.07, *6.20 (Dining Car), 7.17and 9.16 p. m„ connecting via Broad ■ exteiiain? a lieaity Street Station, FUiladsiphia, 4.20 , 6.30, Triendsliip to visit Lebanuu.7.10, s.to, 9.35. io.li. 10,32, 11.45 a. m., dltion to tiie gilt framed resolution* 12.56, 1.37, 3.00, 3.11, 4.63, 6.07, 6.07, 8.80, a leather bucket of 1780 and a fire­

man’s hat were also presented.j Joseph!], hmitli received the gifts for the company. While the gpeech-

| making was going

Jill II THE^TANDARD RAIL1 ROAD OF AMERICA PHILADELPHIA. WILMIMOTON AND ,

BALTIDORE RAILROAD Seh.dnln in affect February 29. 13M.Trains leave Wilmington as follows:

■ NOT PAY CASH1 NOT APPEAR. Particulars of the Volcanic Upheaval in Martinique.

i'Yes,” said my friend, sadly, “you may play poker with a stranger and ail unlimited raise, and may come out all right; you may shoot lions and tigers and the falls of Niagara, and never suffer in your health;you may play in fire, and take no harm. But never meddle with any one elHe’R love affair. For you will come out of it witli the reputation of a fool stamped all over you and you will deserve it. If you see a pure- minded, refined girl ou the verge of marrying a coarse: vulgar brute, let her: don’t stand in her way.

Proliably the brute will never for give you: and it is certain the girl never will.’

You speak with some warmth and bitterness. You have some personal experience in your mind?

"I have. As you know, I am not a married man.

I've only got your word for it.But at one time 1 was engaged. It

was years and years ago, and 1 was never one of those nteu who are— well, silly about the girls they are going to marry. But, speaking in sober fairness, 1 must say that Jes­sica was a really remarkable girl.

Yes: engaged girls aluays are.« Her hair was of a—

I know. It would be. Pass that. Don’t be an idiot. There was a

look in Mint girl’s eves—“I know it by heart. Skip It. ’* ‘■And her mental powers were

equally out of the common. ”■•The mental powers of every en­

gaged gill are quite out of tbs ooin- tntin. Just say that you loved Jessica and Jessica loved you, and leave the rest to the fertile .imagination of a thoroughly practiced journalist.'’

“Now that just shows where you’re too hasty; for I’m by no means sure that Jessica did io.ve .me. 1 can’t help -|Lhiu:kmg that ill she had really loved me things would have happened differently. Mind, I admit that 1 was wrong in interfering fa any way With Muiiesl Biidd. ”

"And who was Ernest Budd?”■•I think lie was the. most.nauseous

boast I ever met in my life, short, thick, and ugly enough to slop

lie was also a vain sen-

.

Tor sate a second-hand Hrewe V> marry will he sold cheap’ would (Vo * as an advertisement for Magistrate George H. Hollis,witho has a ■secoml- band marriage license that can be bought at a bargain price, pai ties for whom the license had been tilled out failed to pay the us­ual sum and as a consequence the legal document is now on ice. The would-be bride left the office ia tears, accompanied by her intended husband, failed to return to clahai the credentials.

Morris Hickey and Anna L. Tag­gart, of Philadelphia, called at the Magistrate’s office and asked for a license. Morris stated he was 2t und Miss Taggart furnished the infor­mation that she was his senior by 8 years. They signed the license and when the intended groom asked what the charges were and was 1>oM they would be 83 he was consider!jr upset. ’Three dollars! three dollaral why a license only costs fifty cendi in Philadelphia.’

Magistrate Hollis lookedat Detect- ive Ratledge who witnessed then signatures. Then Constable Bink­ley. who had gone on their bond, gaaed at the Magistrate then at the license and finally at the you couple from Philadelphia. Fina young Hickey decided to try else­where and called up Magistrate Bradley by telephone only to find that there was no bargain countered any of the Wilmington magistrate* office.

Then he said: ‘The jig is up,’ and as the girl, asking lietweeu sobs, ’oh Morris, why have you turned Ml cool?’ the pair left the office.

FIRE SHOWER FELL OS ST, PIERRE.r' Owing to some misunderstanding the speakers announced to address the open meeting in the Union Re­publican hall,Fifth and Market streets on Saturday night tailed to appear. Consequently Llie attendance was small.

Francis S. Bradley called the meet­ing to order and nominated John S. Graham as Chairman.

George Roberts was the first speak­er and said that he had not been booked as a speaker and in fact had not Intended being' at present and therefore whal lie had to say came with tlie fullness of liis heart and the loyalty he lias for the Republican parly.

Jo bis opinion as a state and people we are in a peculiar position. There is no time to scrape old sores or to open wounds that are beginning to heal. He reviewed the principles of tlie Republican party and said tiiat tlie ,Slate Government of Delaware is Republican at present, [banks Lo the Union Republican party. Without tlie support of tlie Union Republican party you cannot win tlie State, be said.

if DetractionsOther Town* In PathWhole Worth Hide of the JMlauii,1

TheI Ennuif*‘d by l.uva From

Feht.I»1i

FORT DE FRA NOE, Martinique,

May 12.—Advices just received here

from tlu* vicinity of St. Fierro, ten miles from here, contiim further de­tails of the terrible volcanic upheaval which resulted in the utter destruction of that town and the death of nearly

all its inhabitants.The crater of Mont Pelee had been

wearing its “smoke cap” since the .”d

of May, but there was nothing until Inst Monday to indicate that there was

the sliglrtest danger. On that day a fitream of boiling lnvn burst through

the top of the crater, plunged into the

valley of the river Blanche, overwhelm­ed the Guerin Sugar works and killed

twenty-three workingmen and the son of tlie proprietor.

A com mission was appointed by the governor to investigate the outbreuk, and it returned a reassuring report on Wednesday -evening, but about 8 o’clock on Thursday morning a shower of tire rushed down on St. Pierre and tlie coast from Le Ourbet, which had a .. population of (},000, to Le Preelieur, which lmd a population of 4,000, burn­ing up everything in its path.

Throughout Thursday the bent in the vicinity of St. Pierre was so intense and the stream of flowing lava was so unremitting that it was impossible to approach the town during tlie early part of the day. As evening approach­ed the French cruiser Bucket, after a horrible battle with the heat, suffoca­tion and sulphur fumes, succeeded in making a .dash toward the shore, near­ing the land dose enough to enable her lo take off thirty survivors of the dis- •feter, all of whom were horribly burn­ed and mutilated.

SI. Pierre at that time was an abso­lute smoking waste, concealing 30,000 corpses, whose rapid decomposition ne­cessitates in some cases instantly com­pleting their cremation, which is only partially accomplished by the lava.

The inhabitant* of Fort de France

were panic stricken on the morning of tlie disaster when the sky suddenly blackeued until it was as dark as at midnight. The son shrank back thirty yards aud hot rain began to fall, while

alnuts poured down ou the town. This lasted about fifteen fnivutes, and then the town began to resume its normal aspect.

The 450 survivors who were brought here Saturday from tlie vicinity of St. Pierre by the French cable repair ship

•a me from tlie town of Le Preeheur, where, surrounded on all sides by flowing lava, they were nearly roasted to death aud expected aioinouta.ri.ly to be engulfed.

Tlie work of relief is progressing here on the most extensive scale possible, hut in anticipation of disturbances the treasury building and the warehouses ore guarded by troops.

The latest reports received here allowed that Java continues to pour down tlie slopes of tlie mountain, slow­ly engulfing the whole north side of , he isla nd, while fresh crevices are con­tinually opening.

•ith

with fear.ner trip of tlie Union Company, and

•elamie to the In ad-

The mountain labored to rid itself of lava which latera mass of nioltei

flowed over in six streams down theside of the volcano, and the great noises following united in » great continu­ous roar all evening, through tlie night to Thursday morning, accompanied willi black rain, falling dust and cin­ders, attended with midnight darkness all Wednesday, creating feelings of fear and anxious suspense.

Ou tlie morning of Friday there wasa fresh eruption and ejections of dory I F* ru- L05 ,

.4 . , ,, . . . Rnltimoi*** and intermediate et«tion% imuttoi-, more dust covering the island, 4 „ 613 p 12.18 ,Ii:ehL i ___

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, fo* ,-----Wilmington (express). 3.50, 7.20.7.25, 8.3J, I -rjim-ADui.pijiA AND I.’KADINH UA1L-10.16, 10.20, 11.23 a. In, 12.03, 112.38, 1.13, jf WAV (Wihuliicdm Divisionl.2.16, 8J3, 8.20, 8.29, 4*1, 4.48, 6.07, B.3S, Timetable in effect Use 30, I960.6.34. 6.16) 6.05. 6.20. 6.SE, 7.31, 11.26. 11.21 !

p. jn. and 12.20 night.Accommodation 6;2n, 7.30. 8.12, 10.35. ■ cuaihr.

а. m.. 1.20, 025. 4.04 ; 4.49, 6.27, 8.38, 10.28 '“braand 11.33 p. m. j 7.19s,. , 3.15, ,.6lJ p.

SUNDAY TRAINS.For ■Philadelphia (express), 1.87, 3.19

4.20, 9.36, 10.32, 11.45a. HI., 12.66, 1.87, 8.80,4.58, 6.07, 6.30. 7.17, 9.66 and 936 p. m. „

Accommodation, 7.10. 8.10. 8.55 a. ra„12.14, 2.00, 4.00, 5.25, 7:28 and 10.43 p. m.

For Chester (express). 1.57, 4.20, 9.36,11.46 a. «n., 1.87 , 3.00, 4.60, 6.07 and 9.08 p. m.

Aeeommonation, 7.10, 8.10. 8.65 a. m,12.14 , 2.09, 4.00, 5.25, 7.28 nnd 10.43 p. m.

For New York (through express), 1.67,8.19, 9.35, 10.32, (Dating Cm ), 11.45 a. m.,12.66, 1.37, (Dining Car), 3 00, '6.07, *6.20,(Diu.ug vrer). 7.17, 9.16 p. m., connecting 1 via Broad Street Stntion, Philadelphia,4.20, 7.10, .8.10, 9.36, 11.45 a. m.. 12.65 | Schedule in effect November 17, 1501;l. 37. 3.09. 4.58, 0.07, 6.20, 7.17, 0.16 aud | All truimi illuminated with Pintail10.43 p. m. — I

For Bnelou without change, 7.17 p, m, 'Baltimore nnd Wnahington, 4.25, 8.00, (•) Epcess trains.

10.18 n. m.. .12.05.12.48. 1.50 , 3.51. 4.09, 6.26, Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware t.03 . 6.46 , 7.33. 8.11 p m, and 1.05 night. Avenue Rtalion. for

Baltimore aito mtermoumle statioca, | NEW YORK, week da.va, *5.36,б. 18 p. m., 12.W night. — 1 *10.52 n. m.; *12.19, *2.55. *5.18 (Roval

Leave J-uiladeiphiu, Broad Street, tor Limited), *6.27, *7.42 *10 52 JWilmington (express), 3.60, 7.20, 11.23 a. : Bmidflvs,’ *6.!6~ ’*9.39" *il 35 11 m ■ r,sm. , 12.03. 1.13, 3.13 3 29 4.46, 6.07, 6.26, , ^.16 ; Limited), *7.42, *10.52 p.‘'m!6 05 , 0.56 , 7.81, 8.36, U.36. U.28 p. m., and j PHILADELPHIA, week ilnra. -5.2A 12.20 night. 8.30. *6.45, 7.20. *8.03, *9.39 *10.62. 10.52 a.

Accommodation, 8.35, 9.12, 10.35 a. in., ni,"12.19, *2.56. 3.00, *4.66, *5.18 (Koval 1 12.29, 2.32 6A 3 8 88, n.^d 10.22 p. m. | Limited), s6.27, g.m, .7.„, *10.52 p. 'm. =

FOB 1 HE SOU 1H. I Sundays, *6.26Southern Bailway.—Express 0.46 p. m. j .1136 j

daily sleeper to (Jharieston, Port Tampa, ' ftgjj 5 35]Augusta, Memphis und New Orleaus: 7.Si

Orleans

7.17, 9.16 and 1C.43 p. m.For Boston wif’out ci.auge, 10.02 «. m* :

find 7.17 p. m.For Newark Center and bitermediati

Iftationfi, 7.33 a. m. and 6.35 p. ua. , ,Baltimore and Washington. L35, 8.00, j arranged a lunch Tor the visitors

9.10, jo.ib, and 11.01 «. na.. 11*06. T2.43, vesterday ihey were shuwn along the 11.15, 1.50, L51, 4.09, 6 15, X6-03, 6.46, 7 03, ! Brai)dv Wine.

Are You SatislHXl?r- M not, go Totwi utiil t .'ott'eu. ;J6c, 40

Jjyuoli’B »twon tor good qviib a committee

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UrttucUyuoiwiigtiH.

AuQi. M .idlsoii MDi !••taiflfci. \Y. For. King aud iiijilith alfeetd.f ■

Alive,rtise in the Kepublican.Sin i m'a Coiiip Poony i.t+yal l’lila. Tiie

Iwliee1 exi-fii-Ardiiiury f-O.U got *tll»© “©WIMP*’'

By ttxatl Ikl.uu. 000 King B.rtmt.

in same places two feet deep.The crater is still active as this dis­

patch is sent, and great loss of life is believed to have occurred. The lava

udv. lit) hum

The Union party is ,the most thor­oughly organized and most success­fully led party in the .State. Take the Democratic party, who is the leadery They are hunting for him. Since the passing of Hon. Thomas F. Bayard there lias been uo leader for the Democratic party. Who is the leader of our rivals?

The Union Republican party is the only one tiiat lias ^n accepted, honor­ed and successful leader. Defeat the Union Republican party this time und there is not any Republican party tiiat can wiu. If there is a Repubii- piwty to be maintained in the State of Delaware no matter who shall be the leader, it must be the Union Re­publican party.

Robert C. Fraim reviewed tlie Re- puldican party growth from the time it meant something to be a Republi­can in Delaware. Those days you could not go beyond Broome street without being called “Nigger and woolly head* ” He paid a compliment to J, Edward Ad clicks as a leader.

James IMeKelvey stated that he was a Union Republican and tiiat there is no use of putting up a fusion ticket* Republicans must put up a Republican ticket and vote for it. Uo out and fight and you will elect men to the Legislature who will not he afraid to vote for two United .States Senators.

^HUMPHREYS’ITER WARY SPECIFICS

bus destroyed several districts, with

9, OiranoRUt!. Com) . Po<7their Jive stock. People are fleeing to

this town, streams are dried up, aud in many places a food and water famine is threatened. The government is feed­ing numbers of sufferers from the out-

luucwiUe, i\l -tiiatt* siatloD'4,

C). euuilttys, S.OG^u!

A. fi.? FEVERS, luOanuna-•mass J.tiuiM. Luite Fever, Milk Fevnr.S. ft. ? Ml’BAi&K. r.aiuoH««H, layurivn,«URK8 > RlieuinatiaHi.r. THiWAT, (iuiiiMV, Ki-i-iooUo,£URK8 5 Wfituiuiti r,9.1».'

15. 4.5U p in.1-or Wu,- real.ur

inlunnedmfc t HUtiims,Junctiuu. Klvcrn

*k day*, 7.«‘. mS.uOu. in., Z.2,15, 4 jU p.break. 15, .4.5

Urcat pliysieal ehauges have taken place in the neighborhood of the Sou- friere.

Several districts have not yet been heard from, and the scene of the erup­tion is unapproachable. Every hour brings sadder news. The nurses and doctors are overworked. It is impossi­ble to give full details ^present.

As a result of the disaster on this is­land all business has been suspended for three days. Tne public mind is still unsettled, fearing further disaster.

Among the deaths are whole families, whose corpses are in several places still lying unburied. The dead will be in­terred ii

Tor .loam)a, Birdubnro, Hwaiimy aud Inter ledir.WOltMK, JlotH, drubs. ., Z 15i. wi-ok days, 7.35

Kujjduyt, 8 00 a. mt, 2.15 p.W* Ar.lS.M'OI OHN, Tol4s. IuUikmixa, InfiKineJ •HiMB i Liuixm, l*n)uro-l*HouHionia.!F. r.CURBS(i d. PnveulM AIIM AKUI AUK.

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(lUari-liea. IlyMoitlerv.

♦Baltimore&0»«!

RAILROAD.

. ) Wil\ 0llNliAS». Mai»«r. KnurtlviiH, ts ) illiwru. ((reBxe, Ferry.

4. K. )»4» r.O\m*I IU\. < out.CURBF (lndltfeNtiuii, Ktomorii W.'igKors.We. each: Htalilo Ctie,, Ten s^ccj

Al drugRlHLe or aunt preimlti 4*' UumphreyH’ Meillolue Mm., Now York. Vri’KiUNAitY

BASE BALL AND BAT.f$7.Hook

I i*. wmiiii*? loin I he REPUBLICAN wifi give a base ball and bat to the boy who brings in eight new subscribers the subsciptions to be paid in advance. This is afgooil chance for every boy to earn a base ball and bat free.

KEitVOUS DEBILITY,VITAL WEAKNESS

He was

nnd Prostration from Over­work or other causes.

the clocks.limental 1st. 11c talked about women by tlie hour, lie believed himself a worn;

To listen to him made you feed sick and tired. I've heard him my tiiat the beauty of women was practically the only thing he lived for just Unit—in those words: and the other mau .to whom he said it died a week later. Well, tit, this time Budd had come to an under­standing hesaid it was not actually an entiiat with a washed out puss from AVimbleton, nailed Emily Cimter.

trenches.die wily 9.39,Hunnphi'eyti' Horneoo

V 40 yI J4o. i •ucceutsfol l'umedy.$1 per rial,or apecialpackage Arilh powdcx.wr £

SelMHtic OiNiiiilmSAN FRANt’ISCO, May 12.-The

Alaska Uommerclnl company lias re­ceived from its agent at Uualaska, A lent in n islands, a letter, dated April 30, giving information of volcanic dis­turbs

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.e.F.THfiEL,M.0.527Hor(iiSt*toStKa. riiiuadiiiiia, it. lilu UoiMHuber Arxt.t >s in that secti . The letterMl E« lSTBK'S OUDKB.

RlCOIS’l’l UfiW C ASTL1S

'0. S.f.O, *9.39, 10.53, R? 00, *5rl8 (Royal Lin- n

8.56, *10

OFPtOB,says: **Unalaska lias been shaken up by earthquakes lately, and on several occasions tlie ground was covered with fine ashes from some volcano. Reports reach us from Unimak to tlie effect

every westerly wind their ;ere<l with some kind of

ashes, indicating that some western volcano is in action.”

;5o,ullff m.: )•, L)KI,..ril Ii. 1DQ£ llfiuai.

Up’Jsrniaii gravel the size of 4 !>* A |Chester,

: *8.09, *9.39. *10.5k, lu.52 «. m.; 3.00 , 6.35, *7.42, *10.

p npplicatiDii of W

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!f*r, iHie «lf «:iid couiMj^

ml directfi.l by Um seuutuM afores»8l

■eek <! r6.30, *6.45, 7.2^. *4.56, JJ

p. m. Sundays, 7.20, 8.50, \v j *9.39, 10.53. *11.33 «. m.; 3.00, 6.36, *7.43, | dm 1 8.56, *10.52 p. m.

Allanlic Oily, week dnys. *6.45 n. mj •32.19, *2.55 and *5.18 p.Ated), Sundays. 7.20 a. m.; *5.18 p. in. , ,, . . . .. „, .

T imUnfll i 1 111* dale pt 8U0b i.tlt 0)11 111 NIX of file lUOAl pttk>*(lioyal Limited). lirpi tees of Mm comity uf N«w (Just;**, r«qui*-Cape May uml Ocean City, week dfr“A iugufi porsoin liuvtng deinandnagHtust the*»*•

•6.45 0 Ul. *2.5f> l). m. ^ tutt*, to 'present thu miuih1, or al>idn by uu acJatffRon islo Pill dm*. •* An - i AawHubly in such oi*at) made uud provuled, J»udbra Die Lit), weak dn.ra, *6-45 a. m. i .|80cau») Umoinn to l„. inawtod witMa Ik,Baltimore nnd nshuiKton, week dnya,

•4.14, 6.55, *8.04, *11.01 a. ui.; *12.56, *2 09, paper punlwUed iu Wihuimrto *3A0 *4.64. *6.30 (Uoyal Limited,. *8.0f. <•10.14, p. ill. bnmlnys. *4.14, *8.04. 9.08 „. . } affir. I>r the aSore»»M,stWU-• . m.; ^12.56, *2.09, *3.40, 5.37, *6.20 (KuyflJ I 1-----— mingiou, iu Nmv Uaatb* county nfor*-Id mi Led) *8 01 **0 14 !» ir, w*id, tli« day nud ymv abovewrkMafi,

i,1 ii- ’ CALVIN V. OBtoLSAN. itmpatoaBaltinioie and way stations, weekdaya, I NOTICE-Nu6ic« is hereby

f.65 a. m.: 3.19 p. in. Sundays, 9.05 a. m,{ Lettari Test»iueubar.v we 5 37 p m. ; luw .grantedunto the finduMWned.

v..\««..ir a„..„ ,i,, - c. .... ' duv of April . and that nh pernou»AewaiJf, work days. 4.14, 6.56, 8.04, • liuviugelaims against the as tirte of t.iied»oe«MMl•11,01 a. m.; *12.56. 3.1-9. *4.54. 6.12, *8.01, imiHt present, the smiu# duly attested, «* •10.14 p. Hi. Sundnys. 4.14, *8.04, 9.05 a lho .Haid Uxecutora, ou or br>7

, •jofffi co- - n.) ,(l|, *,n _ „ * I l?tb day Apr l of 1901. or abide the Act ol Aa*“;;* *!, ’ B,3(' • 80i’or!0H p- W-. ! nemblym buoli cose made aud provided.

Pittsburg, week days, *8.04 n. ui.;*4.54, w &i. ai.sentZEu, .1•10.14 p. in. Isuudays, *904 a. ui.; *3.40. EDWIN R. COCMKA N. 3R.•10 14 ,*i ni I JLveoutars.

• 1 -kcni „ m mo, .r, ' A idless: VYiliuington. Del. *21Chicago, daily. *• 04 n. m.: *3.40 p. m* ;Cincinnati 'and St. Louis, *4.14 a. ql; |

•12.66, *10.14 p. m., daily.Siugerly aeconnuodation,

0.56 s.t. ni.J 5.37, 7.32 (>. m.

LandeniMM’g aceonimodntinn, woefc ! days, 4.54 p. m.

LKAYE MARKET STREET STA- 3.TON FOR

Bafltimore, week days, £.60 p. in.Landenberg, week days, 8 40 a. m.; 2.50

1.20 p. in. Sundays, 9.40 i». m.; t».50 p. thedateof I In places o

(.all per. to.prt

*7.30, ( AsHEinblviii *I aJK>ca»He the

p. in., daily, sleepers to N Macon, Memphis, Nashville, via Ash- ville nnd Hot Springs.

Atinutic Coast Line.—Express 12 43 p. m. daiiv, i ieepers to L’hm’iestmi, Macon, and PiVt Tampa: 3,05 n* ui. daily, aluep-

Richmond and St. Augustine.CUesapenke & Ohio Railway, 8.1£ p. m.

daily, dining car aud sleepers to Cincin­nati.

Seal 4.35 a.

,ii hawMit. but was to come tolini

H1, it, ix ordered

tliut the ice of gri

that

MUjT^WILCOX TARSY PILLS

For 20yeur.t ttu* only Bate and vellfthlttunic Ue.RiilR/tor 1tvilhin R <T ya.I*rice *‘,4“Woman a Safe flimid" for

I’uC’-ollin Head.FlilLADKLl'IIIA. Mny JJ.-Uciiornl

C. 1J. T. C.oliis of Now York diod nt

villnno is oI saw tlie f{irl aud was sorry for ti «u«<.*dt wftfi run ting Lbereuf, by c'msing adv lie (KHted within :

ii uf they upuu . (Itoyal Iiim* th«-duteofm n we’ak h ml playful

and there was no harmllt'.i'; si it j

forty day* t ea*1 lisemelittle tbii’clock hist night. His three clul-

■ere nt nil Collis

11:45I was very happy jnyself.• Ft- T.Illghter, ilnien.1)01Strange Pbenoi

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies, May 12.—A dispatch just received here from the island of Dominica, British West Indies, says that a man who has just returned from the boiling lake dis­trict of the island went within a hun­dred yards of the lake and found that the water had disappeared and that from a vent ten feet in diameter in tlie center was arisipg a column of steam to a height of thirty feet before spread­ing into the atmosphere. That district otherwise was apparently unchanged, but tlie sulphur gases were very strong.

iiiul I wan tod to save her from Er-•<] Air Line Railway.—Expves*

__ . daily, sleepers to New Orleans, and Jacksonville. “Florida aud Metropo­litan Limbed,” 4.09 p. in. daily, sleeper* to Atlanta and Tampa.

DE LAW A RE DIVI .SION.For New Castle, 8.13 a. m., 3.03, 4.03

KDd 6.68 p. m-, weeit days.., 4.02 p. m., wee/i

his bedside at the time. (Jei% nest Budd and infinite |sorrow in her after-life. was taken to Br.vn Mawr hospital fi'om

his country place at Gettysburg, Pa.,and ojieralcd ifpon yesterday morning by Dr. Joseph Price of this city. Dr. F, G. Knetu', the general’s family physi­cian, was present. General Collis was born in Irejand in 1 MBS and came to the

his you 111. On the ii war he enlist- is a private, ad-

ve grades to if volun-

tliu I)A 1*1,Y RlSPl!ung the rapid, mis^ellaneoui

and volcanic tempti’fimcut of Ei'iiest Budd, my task was .easy ; I had hut, to introduce lii-in to a mor e attractive

Omilv. and 1 Introduced

t>jlv

CM«CHESTER'S ENGLISH

' girl Lhu 111m to Jcssisa.

il»H For Lewes, 8.13 a*Ir* iAre. AHw.tr•V-'A f«.r CINCH In IfcFJ) •■*'1

iu (Ian 'for ,ij of tfw i-tlirivics i:ncukh United States ii

breaking out of the ei' ch! in the Uui<

For Rehoboth, 8.13 a. in.. Tuesday a, Thursdays and Saturdays only.

For Dover, Harrington and Delmar, ., 4.02, 6.58, and 12.11 p. m.

Seems rough on Jessica.I’d talked it over witli her, aud

slic’d agreed to it. She was so happy herself wc vve>rc both very happy in in those days -that though she had never met Emily she wanted to save her. Jessica hud implicit trust iu my judgement then?

But alter she’d met Budd.1 own, she did.en’t like it. Shf said

1 might at least have lold her what an appalling bounder Ernest Budd

was.

IMa>lb«

id I in Hu-SubHuy <*f y> anfor r

vauciug llimugli miccosj the rank of major gcn> twrs. ID* ])<n'ticii>«tc(l in all the impor­tant baitilJcs of the

Bmi 8.13, 10.58 a.M by•nilJI»dl«(!J’eJ«!‘uX!4r f IAJUlI"1 4‘i’ feiuuduy. 13.U p. m.

Fo:’ Wyoming nnd way ststjons, 3.13 p. m., week days.

Express for Capo Charles, Old Foint Coin fort nnd Norfolk, 10.58 a. m., week days find 12.11 night daiiv.

For Atlantic Fltv via Pelaw Bridge Route 8.10 e. dally. 3.11 p.Pullman Buffut Parlor Car).

information

f

rmy of ti I’olo- IVIONT PELEE STILL ACTIVE.Gon-

tho of-•X<cpt that at Gettysburg.C4RSEL & WETSON,

Practical House Painters,GrjiB.ri, Glazkrs aad

PAPliK 11 ANCibRS.

Xcw Vorkeru to Visit WeNEW YORK, May 12.—The steam

yacht Aquilo, belonging to William P. Eno of New York, i witli her owner and a large party of guests aboard, to Martinique and St. Vincent lo witness the volcanic erup­tions, having left this port on Satur­day afternoon. The indications arc tiiat she will be followed by a number of larger sle this port, including: some of those that are now out of commission.

Indio*.macjr of llevnMtHtio lie-Terrible Seel

ported by French 4 oiuinandcr.oral Colli*fire of city solicitor of Philadelphia and KULBTJSR'8 OltUfift.R iRiver lii:u 1ST fin's OKflCfi.PARIS, May 12.—The minister of

marine, M. de Lano-ssau, has received « cable dispatch from the commander of tlie French cruiser tfuebel, da led Fort de Francis Martinique, raying that he lias conducted a search at St.

reports that the mere heap of smoking

■hieh tin* victims of the o buried. Tim Suchet

•ey some of the inhab- Techem* to Fort de I

k days,.; 3.19, 6.12 p. in. Suaduys, 9.00 1

subsequently was for fifteen years di- r on her way, . ami 6.30 p. •ith tin*.

3St:w CAkxus,oo, 1003.)u Jr. uni

ity. He re-rector of city trusts of this moved t

igh •ilNJ| f'pou th« appiicatlou of

•here he heejNew York. f L'hlliiJKTUli’. hi UtuI l'Htl. Ii ordoi ud to t lint tho K:.

.<id cvorks under For further ait ififcnvd «*> the ticket age at at the itation.J. B. HUTCHINSON.

fienerai Mababw. General P*sn. Art.

passenger* nt3-, aw diivotal 1*5*

nM*Hd

ueiiMud,nd''

tiw ltegt

•r of publiccommWell, I d told her what I told you ught lo have

gh. As I pjisLod oat to very short time of

eeting her he would throw iiv Charter.

• wore wrong?”

it isof Mayor Strongthe udiuinistiutiand 1 think woat TiESTIMATES GIVLN >ot g ivy upon the it-'date of

IS!>7.38U5 I I J. R. WOOD,been en her, with Budd over 10

h« d.at •d, witt*Pierre. The captii town is now i

Hoorns |japeietl nj>, jciiulod IVlf.For |)olroil nispnlr.A r 1)1 Hat 1-1 »KTROiT, Mich.. May 12. After a

forI- fro a*yachts belonging toui), iiiaforiais included. a llins, under f the . ru [iur<

the«M*•hich lasted from midnight un­til 4 o’clock in the morning tlie street

leuuimlslmviH«ji4 postal or call at LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for \T;l- mtngton, week day •10.26, 11.00 a. ni.; *i •4.17, 5.00, *5.30, *5,6.00, 6.30,days, *3.35, *7.30, 8.C0, 11.00 a. in.; *12.20,•1.37, 1.45, *3.08. 4.35. 1 Ited), 6.30.

"Royal Limited’’ is composed w:clu- ; lively of Pullman parlor observation aud diuing cars. No extra fare except regu- lar Pullmr u charge.

Dolmarvia Telephone No. 193.Rates to western poiuts lower this j iSfiS*'ISLiEu

▼la any otilw line. m Apr.i nH A. MILIaER, Passenger Agent,

fWilmington. Dei.D. B. MARTIN, Miraiager of Posse* j

ger Traffic.

Phiia. & Ch ester Steamboats••And y< :• ttbiiio by ofwas able to itonb

; ui)-!s, *3.35. 6.50.2.20, *1.37, 2.15, *3.01, 48 (Royal L

.26, *9.38, *11.35 p. m.

iVila absolutely right. Aid Emily wa« saved by o.ir ia*

then, so 1 told, Jessica to d roo

die would.

"1 l of L<‘ I uiNo, 1216 Beech Street b"it St. rieiFerixlirdwhen lerventioo, she w

lie Detroitto submit the dispute ot reach the north- j DEB MOJ NEB. la., May 12.-William most part of the island on account j j. inee of this city has received word

slies which was j that his aunt and cousin, Mrs. H. J.

lnce and her son Bamuel, were among

lited»'1 Ui aid Will tugioti, l) ■• lpubli * coutmued 1ut I heir demand for d.enperl cell y i Budd •‘Ai or of-

l. at Wil-21 cents per if the dens

•S.48 (Roynl Lina- ; * K I SiLSum" 18. 10.30 p. -■ ' 1

1 hop ul AmiTin1 Fuel You Waul. In tact. Jessi.ca koe

cents per ho r to arbltra-hour to 2" tioji. the raise denni:

i i \ihow lo drop people, .•r seemed to sav anv

thing in ^particular, and they just III at it was no good logo an

iind that she had no luriher u«5 for them* bhe was a girl of won­derful lad, always perfectly polite,

•eek refused led and offered the

buul, tlm tiny CALVIN AV. Cl

N(>TICB—Nutiuc is li.*re

Itotliw UUlliM'A. D..

’I he iMiinpany las The captain of the Buchet further re­ported that the Mont Pelee volcano Flirt hud a threatening aspect. Bubter-

•c still heard,

•hothe passengers on the RornimiThey had been

ere return-

s»an, rt««She lietoo.{lilt 111 l).V •■U»MMerre.St.perished idumen insteail

hour and also offered to submit the en- •bitmtion.

■j cents perwithoutClean,Til re,

visiting in New York and HUll 111■k n e1If

•umblmgsHashes of flame frequently belched from the volcano, and stones were

ing to their home i Barbados.jau•ianv flirt r i' ! 1niy.City of Chostor an t Br?teai L»«idluly aitlirokcu. wt a* Li»mv Uiku (Iu1 II«>(*ord.UnMntoiKiut Bchednle In affoot October 21, 1001. S ten ii

id Aotuf AwMUlfiktaiiHut ilti ftndj)i'Ovid«U.

• '11AUL'KH’fblMON. .lili.a Eons is w. simun

llcdrc^t After PWABlfINGTON, May 32*—Generals

Bimoli Bnyiler and William Auman, re­cently appointed brigadier generals, have been placed on the retired list after forty y-ears’ service. Both officers

i in the Philippines.Snyder entered the military service from Pennsylvania in April. 1801, as second lieutenant of the Fifth infantry und served throughout the war of tlie rebellion. General Allman is also a veteran of tiie civil war.

vith immense force. PARIS. May 12.—In the bicycle tests held at the Pare des Princes T< Linton, the English cyclist, broke the world’s record for tiie distance covered

He rode 71 eters in this time.

throw iA dispatch received at the colonial

office here from Fort de Frt

outfeii arf daily,■tlibut—”ays Included) at 7. vs Philadelphia fr

I••Leave out thu description*, 1 know tbeiu.

“Well, us I say, 1 pointed out this to lier. but sho still was rather

She said the man’s at-

v i! orth abovuI,saysC ANNUL COAL FOR OUA l Lii. III. 15 a. m. uad 4 p, ni.:bi lM-v -afiIf ' doubt that Governor Mout-

tet and the commander of the troops at in one hour St. Pierre, Colonel Lain, are dead. | kilometers and Ph5

Other dispatches contlrui the reports i Kohl, the German cyclist, avus two laps tiiat the American and British consuls j behind Linton, and Harry Dikes, the und their families perished. i American, was third.

A French cubic official who went to

, Esq.. Althere is Addrem: Uobsri l.uw, Wliming11

C. f'Juai v, Del. lSeo. W. Bush & Sons Co.,

The London Steam Cleaning and Scouring Co-

averse to it. GeneralI RLNCll SI. WHARFit A A. I JO.

arctent ions Avere hecomin^ perfectly iusuifeyahle and tUat-—knowing as lu‘ did that she was already engaged

he ought to he ashamed of him­self. However, she kept on meet­ing him. aud in a week he broke off his understanding with Emily Cha­fer.

IChoice White and Yellow Onion Setsthorn I '*:!

Gtods called for and dulivered. We make i spuajiaity uf ladicf' Garment*,

| A Special LotiNo. 124 KINU STREET.Ciovprm»r 0<lt*ll In S«n FiBt. Pierre reports that the company’s

office has been burned to ashes and I that there is no trace of the staff. This I ^nor Odell of xNcav York will be the official adds tlial the cremation of the guest of honor tonight at a banquet

bodies of tlie victims lias begun and j g*ven by L. U. llarriman. president of

that tlie cable steamer I’ouyer Guertier J die Houllierti Pacific RailromWompanj. is proceeding to repair the northern j After spending a few days in Ibis city cfl^l0 I Governor Odd! will go to Delmonte

Tlie waves of lava are still reported I ’"‘d t,H‘ Vosemtte, returnine home by

to be flowing northward. They have , *he Canadian I’ucitk*.

extended even to Le Carbet JA dispatch received here from Fort |

de France, Martinique, says:“All the hills surrounding Le Carbet !

BAN FRANCISCO, May 12. - Gw-

NOW READY.

All Garden Seeds Fresh and Reliable

OF

Hair Brushes 3 Show.Frencliineu JUoh HarmUICZIKlt*. 1’rauee, .May IJ.- Burnmii

& Bailey's etreus waa tla* valise of a so- l'ioua riot here. The crowd seeking od- uiissioii to ! lie performs lire was greot- er than the tent could accommodate, and those who were unable to enter began stoning tlie circus employees, five of whom were injured. One man had his skull fractured and will proba­bly die. The crowd numbered about 7,000.

Here my friend stopped, and se­lected n cijjar with great care. He amputated the end, lit it, and ap- pear-ed to let his mind wander to other subjects.

"Well?” X asked. "What then! Did Emily commit suicide!"

"Not a bit ot it. .She must have known that Ernest It,aid was no tit husband for u decent girl. No, she married a solicitor, and is very hap­py, Uiey tell me."

’ "But you started this story to show me the dangers uf interference.

“Exactly,’’"Apparently everything went

right- just precisely as you wished and intended."

"Weil, it didn’t tbeo.""What was the matter? Did

Jessica lose her exquisite tact, her ability for letting people see that she did not require them?"

“No, not that either. She was as good ie that respect as ever she was. The trouble was-put in a tew srorda-that it was me aha chucked, and Earnest Budd whom

she married."He paused, aud added vindictive­

ly: "And I'm glad to say that tbey'ie both beastly unhappy "

OH HHKItiWOf New Odst-lt County in 190JETo uatke tlMjiii hull lively

iu uncoil lUepr«

Joseph E. Martin.31c. ATCf AV i In* in* ton*

Subject to lUjpoiili ji*i-»,y rules.l Extra quulitied at tiiat price.

J. J. Smith’s, Fourth, and Shipley Sts.'ll AGAINST BEEF TRUST.

BELT’S PHARMACY tth and Market Streets.

1^01! SHERIFFJ Castle Ouuut> la 1602,ul NBill For un Injunction Flleil In Fed-

«( Cklvaico.CHICAGO, May 12.- With the full Ap­

proval of Attorney General I’. C. Knox, ^presenting tin? national government. District Attorney 8. C. Betbea has filed with tlie clerk of tbe federal circuit

crnl Ci Emmit F. Stidhamand I.e Prcclieur, near St. Pierre, are j covered with refugees to tbe number I of about 6,000, ayUo are being taken away gradually.provisions are being corn-eyed to them.

“Of the thirty persons who were orig­inally rescued by the French cruiser | court here « m for « injunction, Buchet the majority were fearfully sweeping: in character, designed to de- burned, and nine died while on their s?roy t,ie ®lk»ged giant conspiracy to way to the hospital. , control ^ meat trade of the

“The corpse* which aiv heaped in the United States,

rains of tit. Pierre ure not only corn-

H. T. Sergeant,Of Wilmington Htrudred,

tnbjecl io JO'unbltcaa party ruH-s. 123 LfTwo Student* Drownrd.ORLEANS. Neb.. May ti—While «

party of niudenis froui Orleans college wits bathing hi ihe Republican river noe named Berry, twenty-one years old and unable to swim, got beyond his depth. Another named Daniels went to his rescue, aud both were drowned. The bodies were recovered. Daniels' liome is at Loguu. Kan.

DEALER IS,tiie meanwhile

COAL and WOODGeorge Vv. Gray.

BOATS.At AKA LAND AVE AM) MONKOE ST&.

Where ih tiiat buot you Hii« bum

W» wake Ricin, all kindn, atoMiu, sail asd vow boato, also gusojino lauiicbes. Y tfooaga it* earnestly aonetted.

going haveCentral flioo,

feoventU and Kiug Streets,Hvibjoi’t to tlve decituou of the Democrat

party 11*02. u7pav. a a. mi aNew Njoue 515

CEO. C. MORRIS, Holly Oak, Delaware The original of tbe bill was recorded tlie moment it was filed and was at

pletely miked, but are frightfully mntl- j „Uce placed in tlie official flies of the

la ted.’Hickory Wood for Grates.••OR CORONER

Uf New Oaslie County in1*

Lord Paum'«*fote III.WABHJNOTON, May 32. — Lord

rauncetole, the Britlah embassador, continues quite ill here, utid bis condi­tion is giviug the family some concern. He ia suffering from asthma and atom- act! and other troubles, and owing to his advanced age hi« system fails to re­spond as readily to treatment as was hoped would be the case.

James F. Mclvor• court clerk’s office. At the same tame I District Attorney Betbea served oolite | that at 2 p. m.

peur before Federal Judge Grosscup and ask for a temporary Injunction ngainst the packers and their repre­sentatives under the Sherman national antitrust law.

LINAHE Large Pea Coal far family use. Large load Wood for $1.50.

Hiuidi'ftd.Republican Party I’uleti.

til NtANOTHER STRICKEN ISLANa

St. Viaceul ihe |eene of (Sreat D ■traction to Life nnd Property.

KINGSTON, St. Vincent, May 12.— After numerous earthquakes during the preceding fortnight, accompanied by subterranean noises in tlie direction of the Soufriei'e volcano, in the north­western part of tlie island, ft loud ex­plosion occurred Monday last from the crater, and the water In tbe crater lake

Will riewi and eisach .ur Straw Bat aui SMiu* ft Ieoh Like N»w.

May 20 be will np- Subject 2240 lbs.

!

Wall Paoar and Window ShadesFISHERS’ BITTERS THE BSST SPRINGTONIC.

Fred C. Mamraele of No. 15 East Fourth street, has new paint card* out. Calior phone lor cue,

Pukdl the natterGo o Charles K. Dubai! lor ..ur hat

andtenps of all strles No. 3 Halt Thirl St

Stirlith Bros. Scrap Iron, Steel and Metals

215 WEST FRONT STREET.

All grades of Pajfer from 5c up. Window Shades from 25c u,]>.

Patent Medicines at Cut Prices-New shades.

The neatest color design, oi pamto at Manual a'a, 15 East Fourth (treat.

1 LasdalM. Hilled Ikiitns. ROME. May 12—Thirteen persons

were killed In it landslide at Manila, province of Emilia.

H. R. firiDgborst, 317 Market. GEO W. GOODLEY, 620 'yli,r! et street*UXJV*' " • *1 OPbltA IIOLSI2 BUILDIMQn d<»«a«tnnsli»*t* a)<mi4

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