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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-12-11

Waiter Dearden, assayer and Chemist
Trinidad, Colo. 1871
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LNOR sALE-fwn railroad tickets to IN
y dian p IFS. via Chicago, cheap. Apply
at this Office. 3I.st
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IN0R RENT.-The store on Bridge street
~ form sriy occupied by us, also will sell
our entire store fixtlres. Rosenthh Bros.
4tf.
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tlon. Residence lots on five years. time.
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Evening journal., 1896-06-25
ADDlCKS CANNOT VOTE.
HE AND HIS CUT OUT BY THE
STATE CONVENTION CALL.

Georgetown Selected ~ the Place and
July 10 as tbs Time-Tbo Addicks Ap-
portlonment Izaored by the state Con-
traI Committee.
Chairman James II. Wilson, OF the
Republican State Central COMMITTEES,
last night issued a call for state con
vention to be held OF Georgetown on
July 16, TO nominate candidates for
governor and representative In Congress,
three presidential electors. and selecting
twelve members Of the State Central
Committee.
The representation will be under the
old appoitlonment OF forty delegates
from the First district or Wilmington,
thirty-eIt ht from the Second district or
rural New Castle forty from the Third
district OF Kent county, and forty two
from the Fourth district or Sussex
county. June IL is designated as the
time for electlng the delegates Ia New
Castle county the polls will open at 3
aud close at D. NJ, while In Kent and
Sussex counties from 2 to 4 p. NJ, will
be The time for voting
The com mittee has laid ths ground for
kee ping cut the votes Of the AddicksitsB,
for the call provides: mo one shall be
eligible as r delegate 60 said convention
who is under political allegiance to any
one who is In sympathy With the treaoh
cry which caused Delaware for the past
yesr 10 bs without her full representa-
tion In the United States Seaste."
Il Is believed that this will cause irou
bic sll along the line aud may result IN
bloodshed. At all events 10 will necsssl
tate the calling of a separate state con
vention by the Addicks state Central
Committse and place Two tickets In the
field The action OF the committee in
selecting Georgetown instead OF Dover
as the place for holding the convention
Is regarded as an indication that
the regular Republicans propose to de-
vote their energies to defeat Addicks Ia
New Castle aud Sussex counties and leave
the Democrats to deal with him In Kent.
The Addicks Convention apportion
ment will have no Eject whatever, for
the regulars will not endekvor to obtain
representation In that convention.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
WILMINGTON NEWS NOTES.

Robert W. Mccullough. OF Christiana
hundred Is tryiu for the Democratic nomi-
snation for representative in the General AS
sembly.
II You wish q good cement pavement 90
10 Simmons and Brother. us Market street.
The new conmandery Knights Of the Col
den Esgle Will be instituted At Wilmir gton
next Tuesday night.
Members OF the WILMINGTON lodges OF
Knights of st. John and Malta talk OF form
inE funeral benefit association.
The picnic OF the Unitarian Sunday school
children. which was TO have been held at
Shellpot park this afternoon. has been post
poned.
The picnic of st. Paul's r. @. school chill
dren which was to have besn held at Union
Park to day was postponed.
delaware railroad train %. usually loav-
Ing Wilmington Al n 25 O'Clock. wss ten min
utes ls1o this morning owing 70 heavy barry
snd fruit shipments.
This afternoon Sheriff Cults viii sell the
st. Georges hundred property OF James Bay
ard.
Register OF Wills Crossan has granted
letter tesLamentary upon the estate az
Samuel McVey. late OF Christians hundred,
to.George L. Townsend.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
CAUSES RESIGNATION.
1t Is Now Said the Change
VIII Take Place on July I.
SOMETHING OF MS GAUsEs CAREER

Horny G. Morse who Is Said TO no tho
Man who Is to 30 tho New President
is known as Hard working Executive
omcer.
The story printed exclusively in the
EVENING JOURNAL yesterday that Henry
q. Morse would succeed j. Taylor Cause
as president Of the Harlan and HolllnRs
worth Company has created quite stir
In business circles and is the topic OF the
day In the Offices OF the plants along the
ChriavlAna aud Brandywine
"Mr. Morse has put the Edge Moor
Iron and Bridge Works on it's feet, said
one prominent business man this morn
ing he and his sbls corps Of lieuten
ants have kept that big plant going
night and day all through the hard
times
But then he Is an engineer and
bridge builder. and not a ship. builder. 4"
said nnothsr man whs overheard the
remark ship building Ia matter Of
education
Mr. Morse has great OK soutivo ability
coupled with a large fund Of common
sense, was the reply, "and It will not
take him long 20 learn what no does not
know He does not own any more stock
10 the Edge Moor corporations than will
eutitls him 10 a rest on the board so
that ali he has to do IL TO get up and
walk out. He eats the biggest salary Of
any man In Delaware and the Harlan
and HolIngsworth Company will pay
hsudromely for It's rev oficlal head
Still, I bsiieve that he will be Of great
bsnsh to the enterprise.
That tho story OF Mr Causes pro
posed resiEnation is correet there seems
TO be little doubt In Wilmington. AZ the
Harlan and Holllnga worth Company .
ofiess tbis morninR It was said that auoh
q thing had certaiRly not eliminated 10
is understood, however, that the chinge
will be made on July /
There were runners thick and fast
along the river front to-day that the
sbipbuilding part Of the plant WAS to be
established on the Delaware river under
tho proposed new executive head, while
the cAishops, foundries aud other i'm
mense Industries which Mr. Cause has
helped build up, Will remain as they are
J. Taylor Cause enter ed the ewploy Of
the Harlan and Holllng sworth Company
then Belts. Harlan and Hollingsworih. IL
lsi3 In that year the eompsny, whlsl
had heretofore been engaged in machine
msking and car bulldiDg, built It's FRS
ship the Bangor.
Mr. Cause became an equal member O
the frm In 1868 aud the firm name be
came Harlan. Holingsworth and Com
pany. Ip 1867 the present company wAi
founded and Mr. Cause has been at n
head ever since Is Is undtrstood thR
Mr.. Cause has opposed the change c
the location Of the ship building plant.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
pgAcoNEssEs, HONE OPENED
Tho Formal Opening OF the Charitable o.
ganizatlon's New Home.

Tho Formal Opening OF the Charitable o.
ganization's New Home.
This formal opening OF the new Metho-
dist Episcopal DeacoDesses' home At 800
Tatnan street took place last night. Miss
r. N Watkins. the desconess In charge
Of the home assisted by Miss Taggsrt, OF
Wilmington, received a number Of visl
tors, most OF them prominent church
psoole. Mlss Taggart Is a denoonsss but
il not stationed In Wilmington, being at
homo on q visit
The home has been very we'll furnished
through the aid OF loctl church people
A sowing school OF twelve oolored chill
dren has already been formed by the dea
conessos, and room for It's use has been
fitted M on the second floor
meating room which Is also on the
second hlor will bs used by the different
societies Of Kings Daughters and church
sewing societies.
The Desconesses Society formed on
charitable lines for undenominational
work among the poor.
Rsv Merritt Hulburd. d d and Pre-
siding Elder Barrett delivered addresses
at the opening Of the home last night.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25


Der iE Chicago-wnI visit Atlantic City
Tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, June 90 The semi
annual meeting OF thu Medical Asso-
citation of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Surgeons was held yesterday at the
Hotel Hanover. President J. NJ Spear,
NJ d., of Cumberland Nd, presided, and
about forty members were present
The organization Is composed of sHr
geons who are In the employ OF the Bal
tinore aud Ohio railroad Each of them
has q separate territory along the line to
attend to. and when CASES occur rtquir
ing medical or surgical servioe the DOC
tor is expected to send In complete
record of che matter
A number OF papers were read. The
next meeting WAS fxad for December. in
Chicsgo A visit was made to the JEFF
ferson Medical College this morning TO
attend clinic by DR.. w Joseph Hesrn,
clinical professor OF surgery At the
college. After being present Mt clinic
conducted by DR.. John Aahhurst st the
Pennsylvania Hospital. the medicos pro
ceeded to the univer-ity to witness a
demonstration of the Y rays by Coroner's
Physician Henry w Cattell. The visit
ing members will take trip TO Atlantic
City 10 morrow
Drs Swithin Chandler and j. H. Ele
gooo, of Wilmington; l.. H. Ball. Of
FAulkland, and Il G. NJ. Kollcck. New
ark, are in attendance.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
FIGHT FOR McCsDE'S PROPERTY.

Mrs. FaEan NuFscd and Boardod Him.
ana Now She Wants Pay for Her
Expense and Trouble.
William s. Hilless law cffioes are
crowded with witnesses 60 day. some Of
them having come all the way from New
England. The case of Elizabeth Fagan
va Edward J MaAlev, administrators Of
Frank McCabe, deceased, Is being triad
before Charles e. Whiteley, Millsfd T.
Davis snd George w. Gray, referees.
Nj. Hilles represents the plaintiff and
John X Bradford the defendant
hrs. Fagan sues to recover for board
and attention, her claims against the
estate amounting TO about 81. 200. she
lives at No. 5l2 West Front street Mc
Uabe boarded with her for a long time.
and she nursed him when he WAS sick
II was not known that he
hsd any means. y when be
died no left psf. onal estate
worth about 81 200 Relatives from down
East immt dlstely took steps to secure
the money. Then Mrs FAgsn put in her
claim for her own protection and the
referees will decide whether she IL en
titled to that amount.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

Last evening tho ratification meeting
committee Of the Young Mems Republi
can Club met and elected George W.
Sparks chairman and James Jones Aeore-
tary Sub-committses we're appointed as
follows: On speakers, Hugh o. Browne.
+ u Hoiiecker, James HItohen; ways
and msaas, II. f Pioksls, GsorSs A.
Elliott, Thomas Holt; stand, William
sayers John Brown. A @ B Anderson,
Thomas Naudain aud Patrick Smith.
The committee will meet again to morrow
evsrlrR and make further provision for
ths ratification meeting. which will be
held on Tuesday evening
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
Roth BrIdrsa nroke Down.

The main sbait by which Market
street bridge over the Christians Is
turned. broke at o'clock this morning.
Workmen we're immsdla tely employed to
repair II. but II will be some Tins before
they can get II In opera Ion.
About II o'clock the shaft OF Third
street bridge also broke, and both bridges
are thus almost useless The fact that
both bridges are broke down At
the same time lends force to q
suggestlon ;or third bridge across
the Ohristiana Should bridges be turned
up stream and break at the same time,
communication With south Wilmington
would be cut of for teams
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
BIG ADVANCE IN COAL PRICES.
An Advance OF Twenty five Cents Ton
to GO Into Efreot on Jaiy 4.


An Advance OF Twenty five Cents a Ton
to GO Into Efreot on Jaiy 4.
4 circular issued this mornlDg by the
Phlladelphia aud Reading Coal and Iron
Company shows an Increase OF 90 cents
per ton on oil grades Of coal. The last
advance was made on May /.
Esstrictions o. production, due TO an
allotment between the various anthra-
cite companies, explains the conditions
which have ensblsd producers to bring
about this advance In prices In Eve
mo1ths OF the current calendar ysar
the production was 10 5s4 177 tons This
is dscrease. ~ compared With the cor
responding period Of 1895, of about
1, ,2O5 600 tons For SIX months. ending
with Juue, It is estimated that the pro
duction will not De greater than 19. 900. q
GOO tons, and II may bs a shade less. In
adhsrlng rigidly 10 the allotment each
producer Of coal has found that be haE
had no difficulty In selliog his entire
output, snd has naturally been anxious
to secure the maximum price therefor
This has solved the question OF main
tenauce OF prices Without corporation
so called
Ills fair to reckon the 1896 requirement
at A 500 100 tons On this basis the
tonusge for the six months followin z
July 1 will b. 25 500, 0O0
In anticipation Of such au advance IN
prices retail coal dealers IN Wilmington
have been clamoring TO get wholesalers
to 6ll their large orders at June prices
But this will now be impossible
Retailers will, therefore. be forced by OF
before July / TO raise their prices
in exact proportion to ths Rssding'i
advarca
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
4 BISHOP IN MED OF CLOTHES.

He Steals Them From Coacbmas, Pawos
Them aud Is Caught-s Case OF Three
Balls.
Shortly before II o'clock this morning,
on ser Welsh arrested Nelson Bishop,
colored at Eleventh aud French streets,
on charge Of stealing suit OF clothes
and a coat and vast from Henry Williams
cohchmRn for Howard Garrett, No. COL
Delaware avenue.
The goods we're recovered from a local
pswnbroker, who Identified Bishop as the
man who placed them With him. He gave
SO on the suit aud 3 on tho coat an d
vest Williams identified the articles
recovered. but could not say that Bishop
was tie man who took them The case
will come up to morrow morning
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

N-bhiilH FRANK Anohi VINO LiNou Win
DIR. DOuShertr. Tells what He Heard
and ssw-Ihe Doctor Believed That
ConspiratOrs Were at Work.
The effort Of Dr. John A. Dougherty to
get rid Of his adopted son, Cornelius J.
Morisrity, the prizs- fighter. is still going
on merrily in the Orphans Court before
Chancellor Nicholson, who is president Of
the court
Frank Zoos, for a long time bRilIff at
the Court House. and a boon companion
OF Dougherty, was the best witness thus
far placed on the stand in the doctors
behalf He said that be lived with the
ply stefan and had been In bis company
considerably about the time Morisrlty
was adopted. Zoos testified about the
doctor taking injections of morphine and
drinking whisky Tho witness kept the
physician company in doing the latter.
While at PennsgrCve Or. Dougherty con-
ceived the idea that MorlArity, John
Campbell, q trainer, and four other per-
sons were In a conspiracy to poison him
by morphine. The witness had seen the
doctor take hls food and subject It to e
chemical test to see il 1t contained any
poison He Was crank on re
lieion and kept begging the witness to
Join the Roman Catholic Church aud have
mis- child baptized by a priest On gev
eral occasions DR. Dougherty thouRht
he was going TO die and got up out Of
bad to hunt for q doctor he had also
made the witness get up out OF bed to
attend early mass. Or. Dougherty had
spoken to Enos about adopting Moriarity
The physician had said that the fighter
was q good boy but his training had
been neglected he Intended to take
Moriarity. educate him and make him
doctor. He spoke about sending him to
| the Georgetown College.
i Further hearing OF the case was dc
| ferred until next Wednesday at which
time 1t is expected that experts will be
placed on the stand.
The chancellor will sit on Saturday
| for The transaction OF miscellaneous
/ business.
Now that willard Salisbury. Jr is
relieved o. the Dougherty case for sew
eral days, hearing Of the Hartmsnn aud
Fehrenbach case will be resumed bsfore
4 Examiner John a. Rodney
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
HIS FRIENDS DISSATISFIED.

Relatives OF HoliInRsworth Not Convinced
That tho Man Was Not Murdersd-Con-
florence with Deputy Attorney G eneral
Cooper.
Relatives Of Abner Hollingsworth, who
WAS found dead near Wooddale quarries,
are not convinced that he was not foully
dealt with. They are not satisfied with
she result OF the coroner's jury, and yes
terday several OF them conferred with
Deputy Attorney General Peter l. Cooper.
Jr
The relatives Of the dead man adhere
TO the murder theory on the grounds
that the Italians In the place OF Julian
Rafael make threats against him. end
that RafRel told 10 many different stories
concerning the murder when arrested
Slate Detectives McVey and Wltsil
will resume work on the case
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
si-Bay Ridge. sunday June esth-si.

The next popular excursion TO Bay
Ridge, THE Queen Resort of the Chesa-
Dsake," will leave Wilmington, Market
street station at 7.20 a. M, Delaware
avenue at 750 a. m, Sunday June 2sth.
The usual cheap fare OF one dollar (Si
will be charged. The going trip is by all
rail to Baltimore, thence by the palatial
steamer Columbia to Bay Riuge. thirty
miles down the most beautiful bay Ia the
world. Returning. the trip Is by all rail,
arriving home at 8 S45 p m. The return
trip gives an opportunity to see the
great Belt tunnel, with it's thousands Of
electric lights; a marvel Of engineering
akill
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
Pumpinr oat the Allesheny.

Steam pumps are at work reducing the
water in the tanks OF the sunken British
steamship Allegheny, lying In the Della
ware river No 2 tank IL about pumped
out and work has been started on No 3
The Allegheny WAS a bulk oil car ier
with six different compartments. al or
which will have to be pumped out. sne
can then be rolled over by the aid Of
tugs and, it is believed, righted without
difficulty.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
U. v. I Eacampment's Trip.

A number OF excursionlsts from Will
min0son accompanied Encampment No.
81. Union Veteran Legion, to Reading,
Pa, this morning where they 20 TO
attend the veterans day celebration En-
campments OF the legion viii be present
from all the eastern states Of the union.
and speschss will b. made by Congress
men Willis, Of Delaware. and Baum. OF
PeurgvlVauiR
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
IastaIlatlon of omaer. BLOOD.

The newly-elected r fiji sers Of Delaware
lodge No. 3 A. o u W, will be IN
stalled on Wednesday evening by Grand
Master Workman Helnel and other
Grsad Lodge officers. The officers elect
are: Past N astsr workman. William p.
Besson; master workman. Sheridan
Rislsy; foreman, David I Bradford ;
overseer, Walter Msull; guide, George
Wells; inside watchmsn, J. Harper
Carver outside watchman. James
Watson.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

The annual sale Of privileges OF lhs
Braudywino Summit camp msstinR
grounds daring the oontInuRnss Of ths
meeting was held at the grounds this
Sftorloon at 80 selosk. The privileges
inelude a general store. forsIgn fruits
and candy store, lea cream booth, milk,
fresh meats. hah stand, horse fsad
lumbsr and labor for P,lvEts work, haok
privilege from Granogus
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

The Ere department was called out
last evening by an alarm sent In from
box No. 2l2. at Third and Tatnall
streets Tue fire was In the saloon ct
Fourth and Tatnall streets, opsrstsd by
Patrick Dougherty. and about 500 worth
of damage was done.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
May Have Co GO Under the x-Rays.

While prsciiciug for the races IN which
the letter carriers ars entered. and which
come of to morrow, George lodge
took header from his wheels
In the broad jump. he struck
on bis head. his manager. Louis
scheu. after an examination. decided that
be was g subject for the y rays and
he win be put under them to night. after
he gets of duty Il is thought his head
was fractured ard It may have to be
broken ovor
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

Leave Wilmington on Steamer Ulrlcs,
foot OF King str ct, for Washington
Park Wednesdays. Thursdays aud Satur-
days, 80 aud IL so a IA 3. 80 aud 10
D "a. Leave the Park for Wilmingtou,
s % g. IN 3 10 and 10 p. m Lave VIII
mlngton FOR Park on Sundays. 25 a IN.
1, I and D. u Leave Park for VIII
min zton on Sundays As and 10 40 a. 10 ;
II and 10 ID m
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

Frank Pierce sat up for while yes
terdag afternoon, spent restless BiKht
and is much better 10 day The trained
nurse In attendance Gays tHst the wound
in his neck Is healing rapidly Pierce
says that hs knew all that was going on
after he was knocked from his whesl by
the horse but could not speak.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

Il has been rumored for several days
tnat the owners OF the Delaware Pulp
Works contemplated removing 10 another
city. The works have been partially
closed for some time The rumor was
denied at tbs plant of the company this
morning
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
sold By the shsrIn.

Special Correspondence Evening Joyrnal.
NEWARK. june 25 Sheriff Gills sold
the farm Of A. II Wood ward & Co yes
tsrdsy to Secretary Of State Harvey
Whiteman for 500. subject to various
prior lieis. IL contains 1884 acres and
Is situated In Mil Greek hundred near
Corner Kstch.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
A Big Hark Arrlvsa.

The British bark Andorinhs, one Of
the largest sailing vessels Ia the world,
arrived st the Delaware Breskwater this
morning In tow of ths steamer Orion, for
Philadelphia. Some idea OF the size Of
the Andorinha may be gathered from the
fact that she will losd over 1875, 900 cases
Of refined petroleum for Japan The
Orion is coal carrying steamship as
we'll as a towing craft
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

Patrick shannon, an emp'oye ct Edge
Moor, had truck run over his right foot
Yesterday afternoon. bsdi7 msshing 10.
BE was taken to Delaware Hospi al, where
the wounds wsrs dressed At first an
amputstion OF the great toe was decided
upon. but later II was thought that THE
was not necessary. He will be all right
In a few days
Evening journal., 1896-06-25
Funeral OF wesley rhompson

Wesley Thompson, 90 years old. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Thompson.
was buried from the residence OF his
parents. 1911 Scott street, this afternoon
at o'clock Services were held at Mt.
Salem Church and interment was made
in the church cemetery.
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

The macbinsry OF the new steam plsket
Willie. OF the Wilmington and Northern
Railroad Company has been pat aboard
the craft at the Harlan and Hollings
worth Company 6 yard TheWillie was
built by the Enoch Moore & Son Com
nanV
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

The Francis ]. Kelley Company has
organized by sleeting the follow
ing officers: President and treas
urer, Francis e Kelley; secretary.
James A Mages; assistant secretary,
John O Slsse, Jr general manager,
Louls Hutton
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

Charles Swsrtz, an employs Of. the
Jackson and Sharp Company, residing sc
No 1905 East Fourteenth street. had
tbrss of his 6ogsrs badly smashed yester
day, by having them caught In 3 cog
wheel. Dr. Il. ~ FIiss cared for the
frfn1iss
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

An examination for teschers In the
first aud second grades and provisional
certificates will occur Saturday, In school
No The successful teachers will have
q chance to FL vacancies in the High
School
Evening journal., 1896-06-25

The statement published In morning
paper that Fldele Bsrner left 81 600 to
Sacred Hesrt Church Is an error The
will leaves that sun to the priest,
Father Sylvester. to be applied TO some
obi .ct not mentioned. but understood by
fha uvfcgt