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Evening journal., 1897-03-12
WHOSE WERE THOSE RATS?
SHERIFF slMMoNs's COUNSEL TRY
TO PROVE PART OWNERSHIP.


THE RATS OF PILING BELONG
ING TO NORFOLK TIMBER COM
PANY.
Charles X. Nichols, the consignee,
and Alvin r. Morrison. a dealer I'm pill
ing. were the last witnesses for the de-
fence In the Norfolk Timber Company's
suit against William Simmons In Su-
perior Court to-day.
J.. @. Churchman began his argument
before the jury, Ginning 81 sos for TO-
$50 feet of North Carolina piling. seized
and sold in mistake by Sheriff simmons
at Delaware City.
II. II. Ward, in opening for the de-
fondant before the jury, said What
ever may be said about that bad man
II. II. Ward, or that good man Sim
mons. it must be considered that both
have acted In this entire case with the
greatest faith to the parties In this suit
and to the world.
There was contract between
Charles X Nichols, of New York, and
the Norfolk Timber Company for the
delivery of these piles. Captain Hoag-
land himself swears that he went down
to Delaware City TO recover the piles at
the instance OF Nichols and President
Buell., of the Norfolk company. There
fore because Of Captain Wemple's and
Nichols interest these piles were
legally seized by process OF this court.
The plaintiff knew of the action OF this
sheriff. and failed TO do anything to
prove title during all the months that
those piles lay on those canal banks.
Now. / say frankly that l expect
you will decide against us. But we
say It Is not just that this plaintiff, af-
ter having been fairly warned by me In
letters stating that the piles would be
sold If their title was not proven should
now sue this sheriff after having placed
him irretrievably in a hole And yet
that timber lay there for six months or
a year"
Colonel Nields, in his argument for
defence said.
Now you know William Simmons
and know him to be as nearly without
malice as any man In the world, and
he would be the last man to do another
man a wrong. This writ commanded
the sheriff 10 take certain timber RATS
belonging to the Wemple Lumber Com
pany.
You may own q horse and hire hin
TO me for n week. injure the animal
and you can't sue me for trespass, bu
must sue for damages. That is wha
this plaintln is suing for, not for th'
recovery of those logs. Nichols had NJ
interest in the logs. Now wasn't Their
an agreement Of sale identically th'
same as with the horse being taken e
, its owner?"
He closed by dwelling on Mr.. Nor
rison's testimony that the piles wer
only worth cents a foot. Ex-Senato
Higgins will finish the case for tn
plaintiff this afternoon and the jur.
will render its verdict.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
CJELAND's LOSS.

You save what Cleland loses. The
past month we have lost lots Of money,
but we are satisfied TO lose when we
can do a help to someone else. Satur-
day we will sell Ladies' Cloth Top But
ton Shoes for $3.50. which were made 10
sell for 81. We appreciate the calls Of
so many Of our old customers, and they
make the saving as well as the new
ones. Your saving now depends alto
gether on how soon you come. The OK
ford Ties are going away fast. and re-
member tomorrow IS the last day for
them at Sl50. They are regular $3.50
and So goods
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
MARRIED ON The STAGE.
MEMBERS OF A COMPANYRECENT-
LY IN WILMINGTON BRIDE AND
GROOM


CAMDEN. n. j.. March 12-The au-
dience at a theatre in this city last
night saw an unusual scene between
the third and fourth acts Of the play
This scene was the marriage ceremony
which made Edward A. Morris, Of Bos-
ton, the stage director, and Miss Marie
L. Bruner. of Indianapolis, a member
of the company, man and wife.
When the curtain rose after the third
act, a parlor scene was set on the stage.
The bride and groom, with Miss Lottie
Church, bridesmaid, and j. Harvey
Cook, grOOmsman, appeared at the
wings and walked to the footlights,
while the orchestra played a wedding
march The dress of the bride was pink
satin. other members OF the company
in stage costumes, took positions. and
Justice Philip Schmitz performed the
ceremony.
When the justice pronounced the con-
cluding words Of the ceremony the au-
dience arose. Women waved their
handkerchiefs and their escorts ap-
plauded. The members Of the company
congratulated the newly-married cou-
pie. the women showering kisses on the
bride.
After the ceremony the bride anc
groom appeared in a scene in which +,
quarrel takes place between a newly
married couple.
A member Of the company said ef
forts had been made to secure the ser
vices of a minister. but they all de
clinei to perform the ceremony. On
OF tho ministers said Camden has Sc
cured notoriety for its peculiar mar
riages. and he did not seek to be a par
| ticiDant in It.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
BIDS FOR DREDGING.

The bids for dredging the Chrstiana
river from its mouth to the Delaware
Pulp Works. were opened In the office
of General w. f. Smith. United States
engineer. yesterday afternoon. The
bids follow. Delaware Construction
Company. 20ik cents cubic yard, place
measurement: American Dredging
Company. Philadelphia, % cents; +. c..
Somers & Co., of Camden. n. j., 221a
cents Atlas Dredging Company. II
$40 cents; Newburg Dredging Com
pany. 15 cents. scow measurement.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
BIG FIRE At PEHNSGROYE.

DELAWARE RIVER RAILROADS
ROUND-HQUSE AND ENGINES
BURNED.
The round-house Of the Delaware
River railroad was discovered TO be on
fire at o'clock yesterday morning. The
flames had completely envelOped the
interior before they broke through the
roof, and all efforts to .subdue them
were futile.
The building, together with the COM
pany's three locomotives, were COM
pletely destroyed, entailing a loss of
about 5000, on which there is partial
insurance. AS there were no buildings
near by the fire did not spread. West
Jersey and Seashore railroad locomo-
tives were telegraphed for, and traffic
went on as usual.
The Delaware river railroad forms
the connecting link for the Wilmington
and Northern railroads steamer u
rica.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12

WHY PAY YOUR GROCER
so much money for his goods when you
can buy them at our stores for so much
less2 This cash way of ours Is worth look
ing into. Give Il a trial to-day. Come to
our store, examine goods and prices.
Finest Rolled Oats, &c. at.
Choice Canned Pumpkin &c. can.
New Soup Beans. 4c. qt.
A fine white Mackerel for &c.
New Hominy, &c. at.
Choice Sugar Corn. &C. can.
Best Cornstarch, 4c. box
Extract Lemon and Vanilla, &c. bot.
HUTCHINSON'S,
Sixth and King streets, Wilmington, and
bl1 Delaware street, New Castle.
Watch this space tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
WILL CIRCLE THE EARTH.

Rev. ID. n. Stearns, ID. d., will con-
duct his usual Bible study class at Han
over Presbyterian Church tonight.
This class will hold only four more
meetings, as DR. Stearns will start on
a tour Of the world on May 1.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
-sT PATRICK's pAY cELEBRATIoN.

Rev. ID. j. Flynn, rector OF ST. Pat
rick's Church is making elaborate
preparations for the celebration of the
feast of st. Patrick. patron saint OF the
church. The right rev. bishop, assist
ed by many priests. will participate at
10 O'clock. and Very Rev. J. r. Slat-
terry will preach In the evening there
will be a lecture by Father Flynn on
"The Isle of Destiny" The benediction
service viii be chanted by the sanctu-
ary choir, which will also render Father
Faber's beautiful selection to 81. Pat
rick.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
LAWMAKERS VISIT THE FIREMEN

After the adjournment of City Coun-
Gil last night. Representatives Demp-
sey and Mccullough, and House Clerk
Spicer. members Of City Council and
other officials. visited the Water Witch
Fire Company. The visit was for the
purpose of learning the companys
needs of a chemical engine. Refresh
mcnts were served.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
IN JUDGE BALLS REALM
Stannard and Spath Fined $40
and Costs Each.
lTHER MUNICIPAL oOURT OAsEs

EDWARD sKULLY KICKED OVER
THE SUPPER TABLE AND WILL
GO TO JAIL-JOsEPH MCCONNELL
FINED FOR PUNCHING A SON OF
MOSES.
The session Of Municipal Court was
a long one this morning and Judge Bali
was kept busy hearing the numerous
why's and whereforos presented for ju-
dicial passing. Clerk Adams was alb
sent, and his place was filled by Chief
DOlan. Billy Heal had a cold. and DIT.
Frank Kane sang the opening solos.
acting city solicitor.
The first case called was that of
Charles Ewing, better known as the
star gazer." Charles said he took q
trip TO Mars last night, but In his
aerial flight he fell in the arms Of Dam
iel Kelleher, clerk to Chief Dolan. He
signed for 81 and costs.
Edward Skully went home last night
and found fault with his wife because
she had not prepared a supper 10 his
liking. He also kicked over the table.
He got So and costs.
Mdbbi' Niol p.'i" hoi A""NN.5 fi''.
to Judge Ball this morning. She had
her mouth full of "tutti fruitti," but
no excuse, and was fined 81 and costs.
or forty days. She will spend the al
loted time with Sheriff Finn.
Michael O'Brien, suspected Of be-
ing the murderer OF Sheriff Burns. Of
Sante Pete county, Utah, was dismiss
ed. He was not the man wanted.
John Stannard was fined $40 and
costs for an assault and battery on
John Saddler. coiored. John Spath
also was fined $40 and costs for an as.
sault and battery on Andrew Harris.
Joseph Mcconnell was arraigned on
the charge of an assault and battery on
Philip Singer and Simon Alburn, two
sons OF Moses. Mcconnell was fined 81
/ and costs.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
PREACHED ON THE BIBLE.

Rev. M. X. Fallon delivered the fourth
Of a series of Lenten instructions at
st. Paul's r. c. Church last night, his
subject being: THE Meaning of the
Bible" He stated that the Council Of
Trent of the aCthOlic Church has de-
fined that forty-five books OF the Old
Testament and twenty-seven Of the new
are inspired by the Holy Spirit.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
MARKET STREET SMASHUP.

A TEAM TOOK FRIGHT AT A PASS
ING AND-DRIVER'S NARROW
ESCAPE.
During the passing of Richards &
Pringle's minstrel band yesterday on
Market street, between Eighth and
Ninth, the team of Samuel Speakman
took fright and ran away. The horse
made a plunge among a crowd of spec
tatOrs, scattering them in all direc-
tions. II ran up on the pavement, max
ing a complete circle Of a lamp-post,
upsetting the wagon and breaking the
glass in the lamp.
The horse, in its mad flight down
Market street. ran into the carriage Of
Mahlon Foster, taking of wheel The
animal was caught by by-stander.
George Walters, driver Of the Speak
man team, was uninjured.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
AcoInNIAL coNcERr.

A very enjoyable colonial concert and
social was given In Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church last night. After
number Of musical and literary selec-
tions had been rendered, refreshments
were served.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
no BE REPAIRED HERE.

The Savannah Line steamship Talla-
hasse, Captain Askins. which sailed
from Boston on Wednesday for Will
mington. TO be repaired by the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company, will ar
rive here to-day or tomorrow
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
MEETINGS AT CENTRAL CHURCH

DR.. Lucknow. pastor Of the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church, OF Wash
ington, ID. c., preached at Central
Presbyterian Church last night on
"Breaking Up the Fallow Land" Evan
gelistic services have been held at Cen
trail each night this week, and they
have been very successful. The ser
vices will be continued next week.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
FuNERAL oF RICHARD D. DUNCAN

The funeral Of Richard BrintCn Dun
can took place from his late residence,
No. 1904 King street. this afternoon at
2 o'clock Mr.. Duncan was 63 years
old. and had been i'm the hardware busi-
ness here for many years with his un-
Gle, John Duncan, and later for him
self.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
MORE RoAp ACCouNTs AUDITED

Before the Levy Court yesterday the
road commissioners Of Red Lion and
Pencader hundreds appeared with their
account books and cancelled checks.
and their accounts were audited by
Commissioners Gallagher and White.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
nO.Rn AND Room.

WANTED.-A young professional man
and wife desire two nicely furnished
rooms. with or without board, with private
family, on Western side Of city, and on
on or near Delaware avenue. Address
with particulars and terms LAWYER,
this office.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
pUsLIts.LEs.

fUhLt LES.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE or MEMS, BOYS
and Ladies' BICYCLES. The undersigned
assignee OF Thompson & Irwin. will hold
peremptory public sale Of Bicycles and
Bicycle Goods, also safe, desk and other
fixtures, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1897. AT
No. sl1 MARKET STREET,
At l.3O ,. m.
For description Of goods see hand bills.
All sums under $50. cash: all sums over
$50 note, with approved indorser.
WILLIAM BAXTER. Assignee.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
MISSION RENEWAL.

The renewal of the Redemptorist mis-
sion given in ST. Patrick's Church last
year will begin en- March 2S, to con-
tinue two weeks.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
HELP WANTED

wANrhD.-A ehild's nurse. Apply No. a3I
Market street.
WANTED.-Ladies or gentlemen in
every town TO correspond with us and in
Vestlgate our plan. whereby they can add
10 their daily income without interfering
with their other business. until such time
as they see fit to obtain exclusive terri
tory for our business on a salary and COM
mission. Address 50 Atlantic Building
Washington, ID. c.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12

Free to all Baking Powder customers
Saturday next, an Egg Poacher Grand
Union Tea Co., 600 King street.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
Ru -INE.s OF -nRruNIrY

FOR SALE.-One Of the best located IL
censed saloons in this city. to settle an
estate. JOHN PLUNKETT,
No. los Market street.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12

Free, an Egg Poacher with one pound
Of Baking Powder, Saturday next.
Grand Union Tea Co., 500 King street
Evening journal., 1897-03-12

OFFICE. SEVENTH AND KING.
II. T. Sergeant, dealer in coal and
wood. Large pea coal for family use.
Hickory wood for open CRATES. Phone o45.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
IMPROVEMENTS FOR MIDDLETOWE.
.EPRESEN

SENTS THE PASSAGE OF THE
SMYRNA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
BILL.
STAR Correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER, March 12-At the instance
Of Representative HAZEL, the bill to in
corporate the Smyrna Steamboat Com
pany was not passed by the House. He
claimed that the new company intended
to choke of the old company now doing
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
LATEST NEWS FROM DOVER.

GOVERNOR ASKED TO PARDON
BROWN ANDSWAN-PENNEWILL
FOR JUDGE-sOME LEGISLATIVE
NOTES
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
NOTICES


NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
Delaware Hospital will be held at the hos
pital building, on the 10Th instant at 3
o'clock, p. m. Contrbut ors 10 the funds
OF the hospital during the past year to an
amount not less than Ave dollars are
members Of the corporation.
WILLIAM p. BANCROFT. Secretary.
REMOVAL.-Howell S. England. attor-
ney-at-law and notary public, has re-
moved to No. S3S Market street. Tele-
phone 3s2.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will apply to the Legislature at
the present session, for divorce from his
ALEXANDER p. RUSSELL.
Wilmington, March ?, 1897.
SEWING MACHINES TO 5000 for
any $50 sewing machine made. Second
hand machines, $500 up. Cash or easy
terms. All makes OF machines repaired.
Needles and parts for all machines.
l.. NJ ROCKEFELLEk,
No. 100 West Seventh street.
LADIES! Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand are the best
Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send 81.
stamps for particulars. Relief for
Ladies'" in letter by return mail. Al
druggists. Chichester Chemical CO.
.-.---------.----.....-.-...-
BU-INEss o.RDs.
SEWING MACHINES.
$500 Domestic $500. Standard, $500
Household, $500. Other makes at $l6,, SIS
$50. Oak or walnut. Ten years guaran
tee.
Sold at 800 per week.
Secondhand machines at $500 up. Re
pairing, 90 cents.
]. II. O'DONALD,
No. p z. Seventh St, Wilmington. Del.
J.H PORTER & SONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MILK DEALERS
Evening journal., 1897-03-12

CONTINUED oa sixth Page.
Evening journal., 1897-03-12
NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY
1t is Proposed to Connect West
Chester and Wilmington.
THEIR JURISDICTION EXTENDED

ANOTHER BILL RELATING TO
BRANDYWINE HUNDRED CON-
STABLES AND MAGISTRATES.
VARIOUS MATTERS DISCUSSED
BY THE ASSEMBLY YESTERDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-03

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Three rev divorce cases were fled in
the superior court yesterday n each ease
= < the VIE xho IS suing TIE husband
ard n sacn case the ground CT complaint
s. almost t5saticaIly The sane. VIZ, Abaz-
Sennant and failure - provide
Erzestine ExwsrS SUES Ecr divorce from
Oscar Eggers. She says trey were mar
rses5 II san EERHci2ca &C March "a -Ss5
ana have tTvo Children. Dora SADIE. axaa
& ard Virginia. aEe4 2 she says ksr has
hard. ewing 20 his habits CT ''iflaness.
prorIxz-v ard dissipation has failed 50
praviss his family 3 decent support ard
sha asks for divorce ard ths cas1cdy CO
both children
Marie Brown Is another wife wh1 s.
ready 20 testify that marriages. 80 far -
she = concerned. IS J fa-lzge- she says
II her complaint that sae vas married -
Joseph Z EzoT1 a Tacoma. Novenas@E
- -sss They have bGt oue shTd Nvrcis
4 vsz-s cd she says t1at = July q lass
year her husband wiElfsIiv ard Deliberately
abandoned hsr. ard has since failed -
provide living f2r hsr ard her Ast1s
daughter.
The fh1r4 case q married rzlsarys- =
that - Laura !. Cs-rheE ard vac*s- =
f-a-1utsf4 VITO we're married AZ E7ontAnA
Nsh. September - SIS. Ecr twsrsv years
snsy nwsss peacefully together. hszc lass
vear. whIls they were 81 Ecznt Vernon.
- saS@rezE her. TheT have Eass- chf1d~an
VIZ. Tvv @ agsa Is Lc8e V g. ElExa~
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TIE zarnizhees II The case 90 ". Il ow-
erbeck ~ Fred ShHfe ~ al were ysSfs<-
day discharged BY Iu.gs Moore
The nsw SUITS EEea yesterday n TIE Sc
psrs3E court were chiefly noeScsahls for tina
number q applicants for e-saree-
Judge AIoore YESTERDAY signed judgment
On re lz5ItEtszr fr@En rh@ supreme court n
the case CT the National Bank u Gem
rnercs against Luxe Lock On = decision
rendered b. Judge Langley
Hearing q tbs various petitions IN ths
Seattle Coai and Iron Company receiver
snip case has beer continued ~ J9tgz
Moore WarsI November -. Important dspo-
sszt1nz having not set arrived.
The ease u sarah p. Ferry against :. w.
Scott AMI the Ffrst Regiment Amor As
ISOLATION Was yesterday cssEE1S9<tt 0Y
Judge Benson at the cost e TIE plaintiff.
who made 10 appearances n the ease.
In the ease q the Seattle Gas and Elec-
trio Light Company vs.. the Third Aysss.ls
Theater Company and the National Banx
OF Commerce. Judge Benson has ordered
the Seattle AnGEersnt Company 70 AT-
pear as a party respondent
Complaint was alsd yesterday aSainst
the complaining witness 5eszg AHyhoav
Harm Mary Rattsry has been Tor sozE 2
time ~ the county farm Judge Moore VII
hear The case AZ I-50 o'clock THIS afternoon
John poxv yesterday obtained from
Judge Moore = restraining orasf temper
rarity entosElng the town u Gilman from
tearing 10 the Sidewalk II fr0nt OF his
premises f THAT CITY. The order is usade
returrahIa November :.
In the case II Barheris & Cent Is lane
Thomson the superior court yesterday de-
creed that tae Ssua paid into c9ssrt By the
p}aintsR or account OF the ns9 AID cccG-
patton Of the premises az No. SO Second
avenue Re held IN gha rersssry q the cgzgrt-
70 - uaiG % TIRE defendant u SIZE 50 slsc-
ard that the lease CT the property De- az
fg9Ee4 2 zzoEEz-fo-nzGEfh tenancy AID
rsat The Sarze vas terminated August z.
1Ss- statutory notice having been given \
guly. Th4 defendant was awarded costs
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A charge q commitment 20 the asylum
fer the insane vas made cur yesterday
f1r q nan whose friends two or three
years ago wood have secuted the s.ea
that - would ever - an inmate q s1eh
az l1stlfuticn- = 4 Johnson. who for
merry ssrvess IS Bartender II ths xiond xe
saloon. fs-the MAJ whose reason has been
thus ovsrLhrowE- He = q ran Z family
having dependent Cd BIS sxeT1iocs VIE
ard a Nrrie hahs 4 year ard a hzis Old
Two w.ars ago. when tines were hard.
Johnson. IKE mary ether Gzer. was lat9
~ ard thrown entirely eur q employ
ussre- Lack x werk prsyed o. rs uirf,
ard gradually Affected bis health lis
PHYSICAL decline r. turn reacted Urcn h.z
uina ard hast Saturday b. gave positive
iaG4cattors q tament5a This led 90 hts
arrest ard Il hearing BEFORE Judge Moore
yesterday on TIE charge az insanity tk&
examining physicians heirE DIS " A.
Sasnncn and A y Marion. The Wit
nesSss were frank r. MGIiaa and z. c.
S.ssidarf. hCth 4 TIE Albeit house A
sad feature - re cAse Is Johrsou's ap-
pare-t dependence en rs VIE. She Il
rassiozatsly devoted - hin aE5 seems 70
Eave sn1rc centred over kfrr-