The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
fiif I'll EDITION.
Tho sren,n.h,p Al,euhe nv.

Marshal Lannan stated to REpUBI IcAN
REPORTER to-day that the Steamship ALE.
Rheny will be turned Right side up this
week.
Dozens OF attempts haye been made to
float the Allegheny and get her TO dock
since she wns run down and sunk by the
Belgian tank steamer Cauease. In Delaware
Bay, about year ago Wreckers were at
work on her when the Siberian, OF the
Allan Line, crashed into the eunken
vessel and cut Off big section OF the
tanker's bow. The New York Salvage
Association which made Il contrast with
the English underwriters TO noat the
Alles heny for $25 900 has had tougn
lob In trying to fulfill the contract. ana
Inc work has finally bsen turned over 70
John L. Mile, the Camden shlpouiioer' ~
aub.contraetor. n.a
IL Is eHid that he will receive $4,000
II he succeeds In getting the Allegheny
rghted, and he IL pushing the work; Inc
vessel 10 in the chnnnel between Pettyfs
island aud Coopers Point. but as the
water ls only thirty feet deep there the
dredge Arizona is digging tho channel
ten test deeper for distance Of 300 feet
lust ahead of the tanker's stern.
Deputy Aiarehal David Hughes has been
watching the big steamship daily Tor sew.
eral m months. as there Is libel against her
for damage done to tho Caucaee.
CAPTAIN Tucker, who commanded the
Allegheny when she was sent to the Dol.
tom Of the bay and who has remained
| at thlesport ever since, as the representa-
| tive oil the English underwriters. TOOK
| run over to Cooper's Point yesterday Inc
| l. COO. 900 gallons OF reh3ed petroleum
| which were in the Allegheny'e tank, and
ulmoet all OF the 1000 barrels OF oil that
| had been between decks. have OF course,
| disappeared but Contractor Mills WORK.
men were Interested to learn from Gap.
| tain Tucker that $2500 in British gold, q
valuable watch and cham and cases Oh
some OF the beat brandy nnu gin ever Ole.
titled are still locked In her cabin.
| No blackboard Dem iOustratiDn This Day
j. Frank Curry In Superior Court this
morning won the greatest legaipoint that
has been raised during the trial OF his case
against the Charles Warner Company.
Wnen the jurors fled into their places
they lookeu upon blackboard which the
counsel for the defendant company had
brought into court for the purpose OF
communicating In figures the profits, ex
penses and amount OF sales OF mortai
from tho opening OF the plant.
John Richardson, the book-keeper OF tht
defendant company, and who had beef
under dlroct-cross. examination since Fri
day afternoon. went on the stand lmmedl
ntely atter courts opening and at lib
O'Clock Judge Ball finished his line OF ex
animation and so announced to the court
MIR. Richardson. evidently had under
stood what was to follow his examination
Tor he dill not leave The stand. Ben1amll
Nields then addressed the court asking
that he be allowed to weigh Mr.. Richard
sons testimony by figures upon the board
He would, however, conilne himself l.
only that testimony which had been prov
en- on the REORGANIZATION.
Mr.. Hayes was on his feet with an OBJ
lection ns soon as Mr. Nields had resum
ed his seat. His contention was thn
such a proceeding would practically re
suit In another examination OF the wit
ness. which would tnke up much tim
which might be spent in the examlnatio
OF other witnessee. He also opposed tn
motion because he thought MIR. Nleld
should hhyB 30 examined the witnes
while the plaintitTs were examining hin
For awnlie 1t looked as though the mo
tloh would be allowed. whereupon Judg
Ball said they would agree to lot M
Nields use the board II he was to place o
itu the figures brought out In both OK
/ aminations. Then followed q conferene
y OF the Judges, aud Chief Justice Lore iI
formed Mr.. Nieds that h!s motion ha
been made at tho wrong time. but tol
p Min lie could use tho board when he bego
his argument to the jury.
MIR. Richardson remained on the stan
until the hour OF Adjournment.