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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-09
hin DooIin's Gang Surrounded

Perry, o. T., March 4.-News has been
received here that Deputy Marshal VIII
Nix, with fifteen or twenty deputies. had
surrounded a cave in which the Bill Doo-
lin gang is located and are attempting 10
blow the gang out with dynamite. A
posse went from here to the marshars
assistance. Rumors are afioat of a fight
between the outlaws and the marshal.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-09

tanning the decision of the lower court
in the case of the Bate Refrigerator
Company against Sulzberger is prob
ably more far-reaching in it's influence
and affects a larger amount of proper
" than any decision in the court since
the "greenback" cases We're disposed of.
This decision not only settled the con-
troversy between the parties directly
interested--the General Electric Com
pany and the American Bell Telephone
Company on one side and the West
inghouse and Anti-Bell Telephone Com
pany on the other-but also disposes
of a very large number of other pat
ents which the public had assumed to
have expired under the ruling of the
lower court, but which would have been
revived If the decision of the supreme
court in this case had been the other
way; and it also shortens the life of
great many patents which have not yet
actually expired. The decision is against
the position taken by the General Elec-
trio and American Bell Telephone Com
pany and those associated with them
on teh appeal and affirms the decision
| previously affirmed by the United
| Staes circuit court in this circuit.
This terminates three Edison patents
! for the carbon transmitter owned by
| the American Bell Telephone Company,
by which it was hoped to extend control
| for % years more, as would have been
| the case had the decision been in their
favor. A considerable number of pat
ents owned by the General Electric
Company are also disposed of by this
decision, including Edson's patent on
the incandescent lamp regarding
which there has been so much litiga-
ton, and also his patent on the multi
pie" arc system of distribution and his
patent on the socket for incandescent
lamps. which was recently held to be
valid by Judge Cox. Probably there
has been no case argued before the SUI
preme court since the war in the out
come of which so many lawyers are in
terested.
WESTINGHOUSE ELATED.
Pttsburg, March 4.--Speaking of the
effect of the Bate decision on the inter
ests of electrical companies generally
George Westinghouse, Jr.. said today
"The later patents relating to alternat-
ing current apparatus details and sys-
TENS are not affected by the Bate de-
cision, and the Westinghouse Electric
Company is now in a position of great
strength as compared with its competi
tors. more especially with reference t
, the distribution of power by means o.
alternating currents and multi-phrase
or tesla motors. The General Electric
company, which has heretofore been thu
aggressor and plaintiff, will now hav'
to bend it's energies in the direction o
protecting itself from the penalty of it
own actual infringements."
! STOCKS HELD THEIR OWN.
Z Boston, March Am the local stoc
4 market, contrary to expectations tn
Bate decision had no apparent effect
The Bell Telephone and other stock
{ affected closed strong. The only eN
Il PLANTATION is that the decision was ant
cipated and a slump was guarde
. against successfully.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-09
CLOSING HOURS OF THE SENATE
Cali and Morgan Got Into a Dispute, but
1t Was Tame.

Washington, March AIT noon today
the United States senate closed its final
session of the Fifty-third congress,
among crowded galleries, congratula-
tory resolutions, a parting word from
the president and brief valedictory
from Vice President Stevenson. The
wonted dignity of the senate was pre-
served to the end, except for the rush
of business incident to the last hours
Of the session. Senators were at work
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-09
STOCKS HELD THEIR OWN.

Boston, March Am the local stock
market. contrary to expectations, the
Bate decision had no apparent effect
The Bell Telephone and other stocks
affected closed strong. The only eX-
PLANTATION is that the decision was anti
cipated and a slump was guarded
against successfully.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-03-09
WIPES our SEVERAL MoNopoLrEs

Patent Dec sion VIII Put COnNeniences
Within the Reach OF All.
New York, March 4.-The decision OF
the supreme court of the United States.
handed down today. unanimously sus-
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The regular nesting Of the Board of Pub
lie Education will be held this evening.
The PhRnix Fire Company will elect
marshals for the Reading trip tonight.
The Democratic City Executive Commit.
tee will meet this evening for the purpose ol
winding up the business incident 10 the late
city campaign.
Before his sermon last night at Scott
Methodist Church, Rev. Robert Watt stated
that he Is still receiving letters from mothers
telling him dissipation that etill exists and
tn AZ many more developments may be eN.
pected In his crusade.
Father McManus, at st Mary's Church
yesterday, preached the initial sermon of q
course of nfteen-minute sermons on the
doctrines OF the Catholic church, the iirsi
subject being "Piety.n
The steamship Earnwell Is out Of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company's dry
dock and is now being repaired at the ship
yard wharves.
Rev. EiN. Fitz- Simon, OF Darlington. Md.
occupied the pulpit of the Rodney Street
Presbs terrain Church yesterday morning and
evening
state Auditor B. l.. Lewis Is sitting In the
Levy Court room to-3ay making settlement
with the clerks Of the ru al school districts OF
New Castle county.
--Registar Of Wills Cooch has granted
letters VI administration upon the estate Oi
Charles n. Merrill late of Wilmington hun
dred, 10 susan Merrill.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
ON THE TENTED FIELD.
BOYS OF THE FIRST BRIGADE IN CAMP
AT GORDON HEIGHTS.

Sunday School Scholars From PhiIadel-
phla Play at Soldier win spend Week
At the Beautiful Pleasure Reaort-Their
Omcers and Camp Rules.
On the plateau just back Of the beauti.
ful excursion grounds at Gordon Heights,
several companies Of the Philadelphia
regiments OF the Baptist Boys Brigade
are pleasantly sncAmped for one week
They are uniformed, carry guns and
consist Of boys from the Sunday schools
Of the First Baptist, Tabernacle,
Gethsemane. EmAnual Mission. LehIgh
Avenue. East Bar tlst and Epiphany
churches aud range from IA TO 20 years
Of sge. The camp ls named after General
A, l. Allen commanding and is laid out
In regulation style About 16D boys
reached here Saturday and 200 more
to-day. A band and bugle and drum
corps accompany them.
The officers are: Llne-General A. L
Allen: colonel second regiment, George
Dougherty; colonel ftth regiment, G.
W. Hackman; lieutenant colonel, War
rem RAEaom; chaplain, A. Nj. Brinkle
major, Robert Plcken; adjutant, Thomas
d. Evans; sergeant mbjor. Kenneth
Whaley; surgeons, DR. q II Richardson
and DR. Howard Middleton quarter
master, Frank Leach aid at headq lar-
ters, Captain George Weidsmann.
RsglmentAl officers; Second Regiment,
Company A-Oaptkin, Frank Weidemann
/ FIRST lieutenant, Clarence Smith. Com
pAny D-Oaptain, Thomas Horter; first
lieutenant, Fred, dllbough; second
lieutenant, Edward Bowen. Company
I ~. - a =
lieutenant, Richard Damn Company Il
Captain, William McCurdy; hrst
lieutenant, Howard Williams; second
lieuteuant, Herbert Allen Fourth
Regiment, Company A-Captain, Frank
Z Lsech Fifth Regiment, Company A
Captain, John Alcker Company \
Captain, Leslie smith; nrst lieutenant
David Prentzel.
The Dolly routine Is as follows
Reveille, 6 m. breakfast call, 10
breakfast. 6 80 to 7 police call. 8; guard
mount, o company drill, 8 80 to 12
dinner, 12 30 % / recreation. to .
supp II 30 10 8; dress parade, 6 30; roll
call, 3 taps 8 80 The play hours ar,
ample, and baseball, swimming aud other
mean Of amusement will serve to pass
the afternoons. Wednesday will bs
womens day. and from I 900 to / SOC
visitors are expected from Phlladelphiu
on that occasion.
The commissary department is in
charge OF Captain Homer, Of Company
o, First Regiment, NJ q p and the
bill OF fare Is: Breakfast, bacon, eggs
bread, butter and coffee; dinner roast
beef, peas, potatoes. beans and bread
supper, mutton chops. cold roast beef
potatoes. peas. bread and butter, coffee
and canned peaches
Yesterday morning religious services
were conducted by Professor Williams
Of Dennison College.
The boys In Camp Allen visited Union
Park to-day on invitation OF the vii
mington City Railway Company and the
Gordon HeIKhta management.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
AT THE FALL OF The HAMMER.
Properties Knocked Down to the High
est Bidder BY Sheriff GilIis.


est Bidder by Sheriff GilIls.
The following sales have been made
by Sheriff Gillisa
Property of the late Jonathan Lowe
at Twelfth and Heald streets, to William
5 Hilles for 5000
d use aud lot of Charles EH Ruth at
Chestnut and Adams streets sto William
5. Hilles for 800
Land of Allen w. Hating, at Seventh
and Tatnall streets. to Tilghman John.
ston for $l00
The Martha a McGsrvey property. at
Fifth aud Lombard streets, TO William
s. Hilles for $3.50
Property of the Kent Iron and Hard
ware Company to Tilghman Johnston for
$1GO.
Jacob B Hyatt's frame house and lot
$S25
Stephen j. Bakers stock Of groceries
in two LOTS one to George H Heritage
for S4OO and the other TO 5. smuckler &
Co for 500
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Begged Them to Lose No opportunity

BegEed Them to Lose No Opportunity.
About 500 persons attended tue closing
service of the temperance rally at Shell.
pot Park on Saturday night when Qaincy
Lee Morrow, Of Snow Hill Md, appealed
10 all his hearers &c lose no opportunity
20 strike blow for the cause Of temper
ance and prohibition. Mr.. aud Mrs G
% Beveridge. of Nebraska, sang soma
excellent descriptive songs. Mr.. Nor.
row spoke At Kingswood and Mt. Salem
NJ E. Churches yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
The Fourth At Sc. Psurs M. E. Church

The Fourth At 81. Paurs M. Il. Church
St Pauls NJ e. Sunday school bad .
genuine old fashioned Fourth Of July
celebration yesterday afternoon, minus,
OF course, the fireworks and cannon. Old
g ory was everywhere. The platform
and walls were hidden by the national
colors aud each man. woman and child
wore a small flag There was cannon
there and its frowning puszle belied its
peaceful character. Patriotic songs were
sung, the Declaration OF Independence
was read by Rev. e Terry, solos were
sung by Horace B Harrison ard stirring
addresses were made by Medford H
Oshoon aud Rev. L. E Barrett presiding
elder. 1t was a glorious and long-to-be
remembered event
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
BOSTON READY FOR BKDEAYORERS
All the Preparations Are Now Complete
for the Great Convention, which Begins
Wednesday.

Tor the Great Convention, Which Begins
Wednesday.
A Boston dispatch OF to day says:
"The committee having In charge the
extensive arrangements for the great
Christian Endeavor Convention, which
opens here next Wednesday, have now
practically completed their work and ara
ready to receive the delegates as they
arrive. These arrangements have been
most thorough, and the committee an
nounces that 65 600 persons can be pro
vlded for without con fusion OF discom fort
Two large tents. 254 by 1S0 feet with
seating capacity OF 8. 600 each, have
been pitched on Boston Common and
viii be ready for occupancy BY to night
These tents, together with the Me
chanics building, will be the principal
meeting places during tho week
although services will be held daily In
many churches In the city. During the
noon hour 125 companies Of Christian
Endeavorers will daily visit the large
manufacturing firms. dry goods houses
ard place. OF business and hold services
there with the employees.
"One Of the most difficult problems
confronting the committee has been how
to feed multitude in the short time be-
tween the sessions This has been solved
by turning Machinery Hall In Mechanics
Building into mammoth restaurant,
with seating capacity Of 500, where
everything from dairy lunch 10 q table
d'hote dinner can be- obtained.
Special attention has been given to
the vocal exercises of the convention,
and for the past three months chorus
Of 3 600 voices has been rehsarsing the
songs to be sung. During the convention
large parties win visit the historic
places In this vicinity, including Concord
and Lexington, Cambridge, Salem,
Plymouth and Bunker Hill.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
nUsINEss oPPoRTuNTrIEs

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fnd cotton absolutely without loss 3. g.
HASBROUCk a. co, ,5t and 56 Broad St.,N.Y
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Testamsntary Ineapaelty AlIeged.

The heirs Of the late William Moore,
Of Mil Creek hundred. have fied :
caveat against tho probate Of his will.
They are represented by Thomas Il.
Bnysrd. Jr. j. Harvey Wbiteman
represents the will The ground alleged
is testansntRry iucapaclty. :, Thescaveai
will not be fought as all OF the heirs are
satisfied that Mr.. Moore was not capable
Of making will.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
a nodr neported in the Rlrnr.

A report reached this city this morn.
Ing that body. evidently that OF a
woman, had been seen floating in the
Delaware near Grubb's Landing Il
was supposed to be the same one which
was seen by passengers on the City OF
Chester one dap last week. Men are
searching the reeds along the shore in
that vicinity. bnt up TO the hour OF going
to press the body had not been found.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
TaI..n % nInr,lnnd ror 1nlerment

The remains Of Jonathan McVey, who
died on Friday from fractured skull
received by a fall down stairs at the
home of his son in-law George W.
GoodnOw, No 722 King street, on that
day, were taken TO Zion, Nd. to day
for interment Mr. McVey was rs years
Of age and for many years had worked
for the DuPonts.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Church Dav To-morrov.

To morrow the West Presbyterian
Sunday school will 60 to Cape May on the
steamer Republic Being Church Day a
congenial crowd is assured and 3 many
are making preparations 70 go the excur
sion is likely to be highly successful
Last tain for boat leaves w. 4 N. sta
ton, French street, 8 so a. %.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
New Minister warmly Reos,vsa.

Large congregations greeted the new
English Lutheran minister at both
services yesterday. He Is Rev. Frederick
Deer, young man Of excellent voice
and accomplishments and greatly pleased
his many hearers Last night he preached
on. Stand fast therefore in the liberty
wherewith Christ has made us free. and
be not entsngled again with the yoke Of
bondage.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
A man n,I.slpe rrom uome.

The wife and children OF Philip
EvelRnd, who lives on Read, near Van
Buren street, are much worried over his
unexplained absence from home. He has
been awsy for month The police are
looking for some tr ace OF him. He was
employed at Pusey aud Jonesa,
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
sunday At Grace M. q. Churoh.

Despite the heat there was a good
attendance at Grace NJ. L. Church yester-
day. Service Of the holy Communion was
held In the morning and In the evening
Rev DR.. Hulburd continued his lterest,
ing sermon on MAN and the Sabbath "
The Epworth LseRue of this church will
hold 3 grand Midsummer Rally next
Sunday evening In the audience room to
take the place Of the regular service.
Rev w, g Koons, pastor Of Cookman
Church, will give an account Of the great
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
The Passing of the Dog-catoher.

Mayor Jefferis viii In a short time
make arrangements to turn over to the
y P. G A the dog killing business
which was taken out Of his hands by the
late Council Willard Hall Porter.
counsel for the society, will go TO Phil.
sdelphia and New York this week to look
into methods of killing there.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Die pupele and Rana uet.

Wilmington Conclave, No. IL, Ancient
Order Of Adhesive Mogulliaus, will give
big bungle and banquet the latter
part Of September Reliance Concave
No. 1891 Of Philadelphia, will send
down delegation which Is expected to
be 100 strong
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
CauIkinr 4 Coal yesseI-

Wilmington and Northern coal scow
NO 8 is now on the marine railway at
Moore's shlpyard being caulked all over,
and undergoing other minor repairs.
The work on this vessel will be completed
about Thursday, when she will be ready
for service again
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
u How the stocks VIM BE Increased.

The directors Of the Electric Traction
Company, of Philadelphia, have
decided to increase the ospital.
ization to the full amount author
lied. s. 100000, by the Issue Of
22 60f additional shares, Of the value Of
$50 each. TO which the stockholders will
be entitled to subscribe In the ratio OF
one share and a small fraction Of share
for each seven shares OF present hold
inRs
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Burial of Former Resident o
CoatesvIIle

Mrs. Abbie Horgan, wife of Danie
Horgen late Of Coatesville, Pa was
buried to-day In New Cathedral Gene
terS. The procession moved from
the hotel of D. Quill, on Market street
above Front, and the mass was in
s. Peters Pro Cathedral at 10 o'clock.
About twenty five carriages were in ths
funeral cortege.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

The young ladies Of st. PauTs Church
Fourth and Jackson streets, will take an
excursion on the Republic, Thursday
July II, St Paul's choir will accompany
them aud pleasant time is anticipated
The Br0wnaon Library Will have charge
Of the excursion.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

convention OF Epworth Leagues at
Chattanooga from which he has Just
returned. @ Il. Cookman, acting secre
tsry Of the Y. NJ. O. A. In this city and
just from ths Northfeld meeting
for Christian Workers (Moody's). and
Rev. Or. Hulburd may be expected to
speak,
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
short sermon Rr ~ shnrt

Twilight services we're begun at
Harrison Street M e. Church last even.
ing aud will be continued during the
sumner There was q song service aud
short sermon By Rev f Bargette Short
His subject was Lessons from the
Widows Vessel Of OIL.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Wheat Rsinr nnmarad

The warm and wet weather is badly
damaging wheat. 1t Is beginning TO
sprout IN the shock, and many farmers
are already stacking IT, This will delay
the threshlng for several weeks.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
LOTTO

NOTICE. TAKE NOTICE..
- City and school taxes for 1885
The undersigned, receivers OF taxes for the
city OF Wilmington, viii hn at No. 10 Esst
sixth Street, between Market and King
streets, durirg the onihs Of July and
August, 1885, between the hours of and IL Il a
the morning and ON 70 6 IA the afternoon,
for the purpose of receiving taXes. ON all
taxes paid during July there will be q raduc-
tion Of cents on every dollar and on ali
taxes paid on and after the first dayuf August
shall be payable without deduction af0re-
September shall be increased by the addition
of per Centum o. tha amount thereof
El MUND MITCHELL. Jr.,
receiver OF Northern district, including all
north of Sixth street.
EUGENE M. SAVERS.
Receiver Of Southern district, including all
south Of sixth street.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Wing MACHINES,

- O'DONALD. 12 East Seventh street,
leads them al in low prices.
Brand new S6u machines reduced 10 2l6
Sl5 aud go All makes to select from,
Singer, Wheeler q Wilson, New Home DO-
ANY machine sent on trial, free,six months for
cash, two years on installments. Send postal
j. d. O'DONALD
No. IL East Seventh Street.
Any machine repaired. 30 cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Receiver of
south Of Sixt
HINDOo

m
NOW ON TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.
Ihis Hiudoo lady she tells your mothers
fuli name before marriage. the names of all
your family, their ages and description, name
ana business Of ur present husband-uame
OF your next II You are TO have one; whether
Your present sweetheart will be true 10 you, =,
and II he Will marry. Ii you have no sweet
heart she will tell you whom you will have his
name. business and d TO of acquaintance. IL
you get Que of her IiudoO charms you will
have luck, and everything yCu undertake will
prosper with you. BE sure and gel one of her
liindoo charms and have luck in this year. She
can take bad luck away from you IN a short
time and put goo luck in your homes instead
Remember, She advertises nothing but what
she can do, finds {. e lost ones and brings them
% their homes. locates hidden treasures.
Young and old, who ara IN trouble or hesrt-
broken, call at No. 6ls King street. Fees 50s
81 o /, 81 90 and $500
30 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
~ Company's new gallery. Finest in city.
Great reduction Ia prices. l0sj5 Market
street, above Fourth.
! ADIESl Chichester's English PennyroyaI
- Pills Diamond Brand are the best. safe,
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c, stamps, for
particulars, "kelief for Ladies'" in letter by
return mail. At druggists, Chichester Chemi-
Cal Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
The Weather.

In the Middle States and New England to-
day fair, slightly warmer wea ther will pre-.
vail, possibly followed by rain in this section.
On Tuesday, In both Of these sections, partly
cloudy TO fair weather viii prevail. with
slight temperature changes and sOutherly to
southwesterly winds, preceded by local rain
on the coasts; on Wednesday, fair, warmer
weather is likely 10 prevail.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

New York Hersld Weather Forecasts ~
The depression before reported In the Ohio
Valley will probably continue it's easterly adj
vance, causing rain on the Atlantic seabOard
to-day. the larger disturbance noted yester-
day as In the lake region Is also likely to move
east, attended by considerable heat and sultri-
sure from the west, in front OF which thunder
stOrue will nepur
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
WANTED,

HORSES BOARDED AT THE WEST
IL ERN HOrEA = Stables, 4th and Orange SIS
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
FOR sALn.

E0R SALE-A BRAND NEW WOMAN's
~ BICYCLE with pneumatic tires, Can be
seen AT the Evening journal office.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
Orchestrs

Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
TO and from the beach free of charge.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08

An English Dramatist Dead.
LONDON, July s-Paul Merritt, the dram
ktist, is dead.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
nUsTHnss oARDs.
8. J. TRUIrT & co.

lOl ORANGE STREET,
10 have your wagon and carriages done up.
The best work; the cheapest and quickest
place In q city. We VIII tell you wnat the
Job viii cost you before we Commences the
work Jobbing of all kinds. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1895-07-08
HELp WANTED.

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llVeries or co lectiOns. Side line or exclusive.
Address Manufactures, o9il Market St. rhila
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Pays Big. No EEper. Needed One sold 81 in
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Historical Publishing Co, Philadelphia.