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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
THAT FLOUR POOL
Alleged Trust Secures an Or
ton on All Mills at the
- Head Of the Lakes,
u
eriCe agreed Upon Between
. the Parties Foots Up ST.
10000 In Cash.
TX PLANTS IN The DEAL
Com bined Capacity Practically
LEi9hteen Thousand Bar
fels Per Day.
':1wners of the Mills Now in the
East Comforting With

the FTOnOtoTs
DULUTH, Dec. 1O.-Leading spirits In
~ -four mills here are in the East pre-
sumably to confer with Thomas Mc1n-
sy1e, promoter of the flour trust. Man.
spesr Church of the Imperial mill left on
Wednesday, and George Palmer, man.
-assr of the Minkota. left Thursday for
New York Managers of other mills
ne already in the East. The trust,
whom completed, will take in the Du-
Ith Imperial mill, the Freeman at
West Superior, capacity 1850 barrels,
md at Superior the Daisy, capacity
1890 barrels; Listlnan, $500 barrels;
Anchor, 1000 barrels, and probably the
Minkota at West Superior, capacity
1000 barrels The price agreed upon
FIR the mills named, except the Min
kota. is $1,75O,OOO cash. This would
give the trust capacity of 1850 bar
Sels daily at the head of the lakes and
1000 barrels more if the Minkota is
taken.
The weakness of McIntyre's scheme,
apparently, is the immense sum that
Will be required to float it. It is under
stood. however. that, unlike the charac'
ter Of negotiations here, many of the
mills contemplated for consolidation
Will go in as part Of the federation
. their owners receiving in exchange
merely shares Of stock Of the concern
II the deal goes through all the mills ir
the deal here viii be managed from 8
/, CENTRAL Office in New York.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
Prince of Foyxsrs Convicted.

Prince Of FoyEers Convicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1O.-Carl Becker,
known to the. police all over the country
as the prince of forgeu, was sentenced
to serve seven years i'm San Quentin for
defrauding the Nevada bank Of this
city out of over geo, 900 by means Of
raised check.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
no SAFETY GATES.
dismissed

rporrn1E AT THHRlD s'rfuEHr
PRrDGE YESTERDAY AF'rEh-
TnRNooN BECAUSE OF NO
SAFETY GATES.
1vbere was trouble yesterday aleer-
noon al Third street drawbridge. Wnen
New. castle car. No. 1os, reached tne
hr,dee Il ran on the structure after y
hod leen lowered off the wedges, VI
else the bridge lowered on It's WEDGES ,
% ,ne car ran on. for the rear wnee9
Il, the car made a heavy jolt as 'neS
ldropped on the bridge.
THE Yacht coyote was blowins 70 ~
,nroueh. By the dropping Of the orluse ,,
/ no current was cut Of the troi'es
, ,~ ntres and the moterman could nor n0'
E r,r the car to the centre Of the Orluse, s.,
! and the bridgetender refuseu 70 l"'9, ].
s % the bridge and was afraid to turn =, |,
r while the ca was on the END Oh IL. 49, : :
"amv several pedestrians put ens'
e sSonlders % to the car and pushed ~, II !
\, ~ .ho centre OF the bridge and tne N0'0'
Id was allowed to pass through
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
WAS made % the closing OF the war ana
members cheered for Old Glory
"a FLAG RAISED.

The members of the Washington
Fire Company raised a large nag IN
honor of the occasion, and the bells IN
the engine house were rung ana une
members cheered for Old Glory.
CONTINUED HAST NIGHT.
The peace celebration was eontlnueu
last night by a number OF boys win
tin horns parading the streets Iney
made plenty of noise. but no one inter
fered with them. In fact, some wisneo
they were young again so that they
lcould do likewise.
REGlARDIlNG DELAWARE TROOfS
A number of persons were inquirlna
If the Delaware troops would now D
disbanded and sent home. The opln
ion is that they will not be- as troop
/, will be needed for some time TO com
l. in Cuba and Porto Rico in order 70 PIT
serve peace until a staple governmei
can be formed.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
YBE SPANISH ADMIRAL HEsE

cERvpRA STOPS IN TEIIS CITY ON
HIs WAY TO VISIT SPANISH
PRISONERS.
AT s.57 O'Clock last night Admiral
c,er,rera his son, Lieutenant Cervera,
Commodore Parades, who was second
II commend OF cervera's fleet, and his
~ ANGEL Parades, passed through
mis- city. on their way 10 Portanou1n
IN. H., to visit the Spanish prisoners
The distinguished travellers dlu 10
have a private car, but rode IN a fu,'
man coach and took their meals III 'n'
dining car just as the ither passenger,
ldid when the party reached Frencl
street they were eating supper ana
was soon learned tbSS they were Q o
hoard and a large crowd rushed 70 u
train to see them.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
DBMOCRETs

nav Is REGlSrRAlloN
nay. REGISTRARS SIT FEoM v,coN
A. NJ. UNTIL y NooN, W. :
y ~ SI1' rrRoM 1 O'CLOCK TO
O'CLOCK P. M. ,o,r.Ap TO
IT COSTS ONLY ONE Dol4.AH l. ,,o1, az
nrn,sTER. r WHICH ENABLES YOU
no no, VOTE FOR TWO YEARS. Nv
IL yo,1 oU' MUST REGISTER TO-DAY
or. ON AUGUST 2orH' in OiS,
nrR TO VOTE AT THE PHiSilAis, .'.'...
E1 ,ECTIONS.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
BEEYHS AND ATTEMPTED SUlClDH

A WILMINGTON MAN PREFERRcD
DEATH TO IMPRISONMENT IN
NEW CASTLE JAIL.
There were two deaths and an at
tempted suicide at New Castle jan al
an early hour to-day. George ROBIN
SON. colored, aged 7Oyears, died OF IN
srmities incident to old age. Edward
BAskin, aged 80 years, died from com
plicatlou OF diseases.
Charles Mcclure, Of Wilmington wac
cent over yesterday for ten days II
lien OF a fine of $2.7O for drunkenness
Mcclure is a white man about SS year
old and attempted suicide by cut,ln
| his throat He was attended by ia
physician BLACK. and is on the roa
TO recovery.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
HOSPITAL HIS HOME
DuGAiN AND MCCULLOUGH HElJD
TO ANSWER FOR THE LARCENY
on THE BRlASS JOURNALS.

IOlIlrlAlN ANU AA NNA@4@~'~
To ANSWER FOR THE llARCENY
OF THE BRAss JOURNALS.
George Meyers, colored, who was ar
ra,gned in Judge Balls court on the
charge OF being a nuisance at the Del
aware Hospital, was rearraigned THIS
morning by Captain Of Police Cham
hers on the same charge, he having
again gone to the hospital yesterday
and made a nuisance Of himself. Mey-
ers "a deranged, and he thinks the hos
nltal is his home. He was fined 81 ana
COSTS
william Dugan and John Mccul-
Tough who were arrested on suspicion
Of having stolen brass Journals pe-
longing to the r.. w. & B. railroad
were also arraigned. On the evidence
Of John E. senart, who is employed py
the railroad company, who said thac
,he hrass stolen belonged to the com
nanv thew we're held for the Court oi
, General Sessions.
Edward Miller was charged Win as
I ssulting Edward Graham. boy I'M
charge was not sustained and ne wa
= dismissed. .
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
B & 0. DISBURSEMENTS
RlEPORIT OF TINE RElIEF De
PiARTNnENT OF TlERAT RAILROAD
F,oR THE MONTH OF JUNE.

FARTMIENT OF TIEnAT RAILROAD
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE.
Following is a statement Of disburse-
ments Of the relief department OF the
B. & o. railroad FOR the month ct
June:
Accidental death, $1,000; accidental
Injuries. S6,OS6.29; surgical expenses
s7S5.41; natural sickness, S9,9ld.S6;
natural death. $500; total benefits
$2e. .2Ss.O6; general expenses, %,l75;
contributions refunded, $S4SSS; non
assigning members B. & o. E. R. A.,
s54.34; invested during month, $780,
1856 So; total, sS1, ,7h.S6; 1,214 cases ae-
cidental death, 81 ,27S, ,9S2.22; 75l7l
cases accidental injuries, s9A2, ,S2l. is;
As 251 cases surgical expenses, SlS2''
GAIT; 1,777 cases natural sickness
81 5O7 .SO6.29; 2,5O9 cases natura
death. SHES, ,S52.s6; total cases, 225's2
cases; aggregate. $5,1O5, 5,6O7.52.
DIR. H. Koonce has been appointe
medical examiner. district No. g. VIC
= Dr. R. e. Poole, effective from July .
= 1898. The name OF Or. Harry eros
t Baltimore. vice DR. S. S. Ullrich' -
r signed. has been added to the iist
. contract surgeons.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
DEMOCRATS

ro-nAy is REGISTRAlloN
DAY. REGISTRARS SIT Fi.oM O.oo,' >
O'CLOCK A. NJ, UNTIL II NOo4N, /,
I'm TRoM O'CLOCK TO Z
O'CLOCK p. M. .p ro
IT cosrs ONLY ONE DOLLAR 10y ~
p1,eqsTER = WHICH ENABLES YOU
To TO- VOTE FOR TWO YEARS.
YOU MUST REGISTER lo-DH 90
OR on AUGUST 2OrH' IN U,, u,
nr,R TO VOTE AT THE PRlAAN
rf ,ECTIONS.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
Ann NnM GRlAss MOUNDs.

The children OF near Second anu
shiplsy streets have placed grass any ,.
weeds on the hre-brick on shipley
street. which the Street and sewer "
nartment placed there for paving pnf-
nose. The piles Of bricks on eacn slos
:, The street now look like grass
mounds one precocious urchin WA
asl1ed yesterday why they had resor's' =
20 nutting grass on the brick and ~
said that the bricks had been lnsis ~. :
Long that they wanted to sho" 'D'
whislyers grow with age.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
DEMOCRATS

TODAY Is REGisll1Al ~
DAY. REGISTRARS SIT F'koSa .
O'CLOCK A. NJ, UNTIL II NUN,
Avn FROM 1 O'CLOCK TO
O'CLOCK p. M. ro
1T COSTS ONLY ONE DOLLAR ~
pmc1sTER. WHICH ENABLES YOU
TO VOTE FOR TWO YEARS.
YOU MUST REGISTER Io-DA' ,
OR ON AUGUST 2OTH, IN o. OK
nER TO VOTE AT THE PRlMAh'
| ELECTIONS.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
DEMOCRATS

ronAy is REGlSTtAlloN
nay. REGISTRARS SIT FaSoS U-ooN
o.cTocK O,r A. NJ, UNTIL y NooN, |,
,Nn S FROM 1 O'CLOCK ~ :
O'CLOCK P. M. oo,IAR TO
nI,r1sTER. - WHICH ENABLES foO
No rS1,N1r VOTE FOR TWO YEARS.
YOU MUST REGISTER ~. no-DA op
Ion ON AUGUST 2OrH' NE, in On
OIe I,n TO VOTE AT THE PRIMARY
III ECTIONS.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
N1u,w PArH REGUuATIONs.

Reeinning Monday morning next Vne
hath in Brandywine Park will be open
to women and children upon 'tne pay
went ~ Of FIVE cents, and in the afternoon
# will be free to women and enaluien, 'i, y,
ON :, T,esday and Wednesday it will Dc
free to men and boys, and on inuls- ~
dav it will be open to men ana ooy' S
upon the payment Of ten cents, "
Friday and Saturday the Da'n WIZ y
free to men and boys.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
DEMOCRATS

roDAy is REGlsTHAlaoSo :
nay. REGISTRARS SIT tlSoo1 S-ooos
O'CLOCK 1,,r A. NJ. UNTIL y MY, 'oo I,
oSr0 Nh FROM O'CLOCK TO Z
O'CLOCK p. NJ. .or1AR TO
n1,cTsTFR. - eg WHICH ENABLES YOU
10 10 VOTE FOR TWO YEARS.
~ yoI1 M MIST REGISTER To-DAN
lon ON AUGUST 2oTH' IN NJ, O5,
DFR TO VOTE AT THE PHiNAN
ELECTIONS.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
nan A LONG FALL.

John smith, a small boy nv, ngl"s s,om N
Ninth and church streets. fell .,,.,l ron
the second deck Of the Virginia ,S.','n, Onen'r- !,
VI, W, CSrnnany's steamer, S. T. Morgan
70 the ground. thirty-hye feet 'e....', below,
w ~ was not hurt. except contusso
wound on the scalp.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

~ Hearings Of the local banks TOT
.,o ,yeek ending at noon to-uay W. -.
.ne ..e- 200 oomnared with $1Oz,loo iO'
,So w. corresponding ,-, week last year
-rhe Union A. M. E. Chureh ..oailip easip
meeting will open to-day ~ l'n,nt ,,, ,ai,s
Grove. Bishop b. f. huley vi"
part. ,,. A,ct,on"
she ..T,reive Temptations tne".,i
anS aa1 companies will be shipped % eno
Tn, ~ c,,son and sharp Company III 10"
days. .... ~ the Dla-
mond state Iron Works, mas ,',s.s'a,- tssisnT-
9 to accept a position WIN 'i0
I thai Morocco Works. .,s,s
/, Two trainloads OF eAcurs'On,sss c,,,' rass.
o from Cincinnati TO Atah'N 80 asser-
! Cd through this city yes1eroasS, es,..oa'' az
n noon over the p, w. 4 D. laiiio1N
10 rba n g. o. and W. & n. rai,IoNo
n ..id heir men of in gold YESTERDAY.
on crusaders Castle, No. ., n, -. -, =,
.e a,, excursion TO Atlantic Ol'y =, ~
ke ~ q o. to-day that was very WI
csn,n meeting love feast and qua,
.r,,S conference was held at 81 ra"i
no cbnrch last night at O'CLOCK
ly- plans for seven two-story nouss uso
his 90 No erected on Jefferson street nee
me fourteenth. have been prepared " %
m- chitect z. L. Rice. so
ars -Harrigan has taken an aPpe". i,n scho .ho
ers' ~ dec,sion of the New Castle seno
len cor commissioners in the MI Ouoa ~
"" test. .,og abo
A swindler has been goins ~ IN
,h,s city securing money ana lhe po'
ave looking for hiui.
"A large pipe organ viii oe ,,,.,rsh Dul,.
ION rodney Street Presbyterian Onui0r
n Captain W. c. R. colquhonn n, /,
,oN been assigned to look after tne ss,,,' ts
)oN, S eondition OF military eneampmen1s,
y George Hayes has blood POISON
,he result of bruising his hand.
R TO AZ the Y. NJ. C. A. mems NEE nee,
YOU - narrow afternoon Victor bu'
win speak on "The Silent Alarm
DAY -Iohn Dixon. who died at Moy
OR pa ON Thursday, was ouflea IN
nv n,inpton and BrandyWlne Oe"'
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
-, : nnolM lA sCAFFOLD.

samuel Booth, 10 years Old fell yes
.orSav from a scafrold Of new build
ink at Concord avenue and W"SnlHesOS ., "a
, atSeet He fractured three ribs ana ,
'..,o,ned So internal injuries. The patrol
,,,agon removed him to his home az
No sos shearmsn street "ne''
cooner attended him.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
CAPTAIN FRlATT RESIGNS.

cantain william "a. Pratt oil Oom-
80. ~ First Delaware Regiment has
1a.,.ned paI His action was prompted
NV the conviction that the regimen IIo
Uo,ld ~ not be sent to the front, he
'stu " resume his position as professor professor
Of mechanical and elec'rial eHs
at Delaware college.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
nov sENr rHoNIE AGAIN.

A.young son q lofl W. PQDI QIa ,ras .~.
-. Yesterday from home. He was
found by several railroad "Sn TIE SAVE
Ruthby and returned home he ''''
Nc FATHER ilI-treated him.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
NIPPED IN THE BUD
Hutchinson Had Arranged to
Pay for Tott's Registration.
HELD FOR COURT ON THE CHARGE

FIRST ARlRESr UNDER THE NEW
CONSTITUTION Made By De II
TECTlvEs MvEY AMID wTrsdL 5
AT rowNSEND-THE LAW IN I
TINE CASE.
That the state officials intend to
have the registration laws obeyed Is
made obvious by am arrest erected at
Townsend by Detectives McVey and
Witsu. Information reached Deputy
Attorney-General Cooper yesterday
3 that David p. Hutchinson, formerly
deputy sheriff under Paul Gillis, and
Z now a storekeeper at Townsend, mad
arranged to pay the registration zee OF
George Tott, colored, farmland IN
the employ of Freeman Walker whose
farm is about six miles out from Town
send Deputy Cooper ordered Detec-
E tives Witsil and McVey to arrest
Hutchinson, which was done yesterday
He was arraigned last night before
10 Magistrate Reynolds, Of Middletown'
Al ON the charge OF violation OF the laws
sp Of the Constitution regarding the stalt
'D' o,,st,,.tion Hutchinson asked Tot
# he had registered last Saturday any
Tot, told him that he did not, as he ol'
7e-1Do have the money. Hutchinson thel
ere orraiqned TO pay for Totts registratlo
Au- to-day. bat his arrest prevents INN
,ri- This is the first arrest under .ni
for ohorve made since the new Consut'
ton went into effect Hutchinson VIZ
also held in $500 bail for court.
lbli- Tna detectives have the testimony
ION Tott who says that Hutchinson N
tion orranged to give him one dollar to p
om- for his registration. Tott made co
artv fession to the detectives.
ION p1TN1sHMENT FOR ALL.
20 q THE state detectives said this mol
ould inc that all persons bargaining OF
sub- ranging in any manner whatsoever
citing nov the registration fee Of white II
I1,,gS ~ - oolored man will be dealt with
eting cordinz to law, which provides a
., NOT less than 500 nor more {
,ar,es * 600 or Imprisonment OF noO
ni0ht man one month or more than u
Is fol- years. .A,. NOR,
reflective OIcvey stated this NOR
Of 100 ,hat Hutchinson is candidate
q sew representatives from ST. George
u,s. ared and it was his intention u
from range With the negroes to pa.
ming much money as they could to
trar but if they could not secure
70 be dollar. which amount must De
(New before registering, then Hu'nl
itv OF would axe up the balance The
lives believe that there is SC
n from among the Republicans to regiSu
ty) other peoples money and tney
chosen 10 make wholesale arrests Il
(SusseX worked.
q r. Cochran, Jr., secretary
amor democratic County Executive 20
divisions Zee. has in his possession pn'
county davit made against HUTCHINSON
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
-. or,7rcrR INJURED.

patralman Hutton, while getllns Oh on
a car yesterday at sixth anu - and
streets fell, landing on his PACK s1ls a,s
,asur,ng his knee and head IN ms
,rounds were dressed at the police S'"-
tiOn
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
RIIsY DAYS AT LYNCH ?.

selling Flour at $3.50 the .'' po', cosSee. Zee
Grade al $500 net. Good santos ,:,o Ooslee, aoes
1sc and zoe. the lb. Good Duy1ns WATSON GSS
- Main store. n. w. Cor; aara mo'g :
y. 1s.,,, E.o,,rth streets. Branch store .
w W Cor King and Eighth street
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
rrnrpn Rls REuArIvEs IBRE.

The mother OF Charles henlDle' "n'
os drowned in the Branoy-
wine on Thursday, ana MS
ndsather and grandmother came
,rom Camden, n. j., to attend une iu'
neral. The grandfather DaVio, WIZ -,
Is a Justice Of the peace in Camden %
T,0sv we're deeply affected by the drown
ling OF the boy.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
c1rOBoAr ARCTIC lAr NEW GAS
TILE.

The gunboat Arctic, having on OO''' :
~ pennsylvania naval reserves Is
now lying at New Castle and yes'el-
Az Az the sailors received much atten-
~, .,nn About twenty-five Of them came
70 wilmington last night. one Oh VH'n
reports ~ the loss Of Reuben sames'
ereman. It is supposed ne ""
ldroWned.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
IN pI7sFY AND JONES'

The naptha yacht Sylvia. oelonslns l..,... !
20 william Beadenkopf, is at 'ne US ,r,
.,A Tones Company for repairs ! n'
.','a 1.SooUer carrie and May is at tn
Pusev and Jones wharf for repairs
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
=, ,,1cTIT oars WRECKED.

rhree freight cars were wrecked ~
49,, west Yard of the p, w. & B. ran a
'ne /" ., , o'clok this morning causing
a delay for short time NJ
Injured.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
m VS 1432.

Long distance telephone was put pu. =.
the office Of the clerk ol 'nS .,,r'1'sr Ts,.I Is
s4s,ss e4e Court yesterday The numOsi -
1882.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13

VOTING MANI YOUNG WOMAN
READ Goldey College aay; , Iord 'T day or
for free Business or snoIsns4S n,sant sessions
night circular. Day ana N'sN'
! ln Sentember.
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
APPORTIONNENT REFUSED
Union REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
HAD NOT POWER TO ACI'
REGULAR REPUBLICAN, Static
COMMITTEE PROVIDES FOR A
snATE CONVENTION ALND FOR
TINE PRINGARY ELECTIONS AT
TENDING IT.

lElNuJl4N6
Dover. August S.-The Regular Re
nuhlican State Committee met mere
Yesterday afternoon and selected Al-
e1,st 20 as the day for holding the prl-
maries. and August 25 as the day TOT
holding the state convention
The subcommittee Of hegulars also
met a subcommittee Of Union RepuDh-
r cans. and presented its propOsluion'
), which demanded acertain representation
e a+ the state convention. The suo-com-
d mittee Of the Union Republican parry
J. refused to act upon the proposluion'
Ie claiming it would have to report 70 q
ot comittee Of the whole, and WOulu
rnole us action known to the SUD-
be oommittee Of Regulars at the meetint
Of On next wednesday. Chairman Hugl
We q Rrowne presided, and the meetln'
'n LASTED one hour. -,
70 The formal call for the primary
nd Dd convention was issued last nlsh
ess It's neutrality-suspicious. are as 10
- lows: % I,
Sor ,,Tbe convention shall consist OF /
OF delegates. apportioned among the Sc
ous e,al districts of the state as follows
IN .eForty delegates to be chosen lr'
his ,,o STirst district (city of Wilmin
With lne ''S'
toni - 20
TINS ,hosen from the Second district VN
ntry Castle county outside Of the city
am an wilmington) .u r.
son Forty delegates to be chosen II !,
the the Third district CKent county,
dis ~Forty-two delegates to be emo
from the Fourth district CSua
! tho county, - On,
? the ",rbe said delegates shall be ap
truly toned among the several sub-dlVls
luahy Of each district, as the several CO..
oommittees shall apportion the san
. 9Th .s-bo election Of delegates sha.
- -, as follows; s s,s,r,ct
@ ring ao,egates shall be chosen on Tue.
id not August %, 1898. in accordance WIZ
caohe- Drovisions of the primary eIecVi0n
on in nassed at Dover, May 27' 1871
ienerai "1n the Third and Fourth DIS
on saturday, August 2o' 1898 IN
d to Oe Dubmcan voters Of the several $
n pow xisiops shall assemble at the usua
months inc places therein, and shan OF
lad tlu- INV electing three judges 10 . .
s wnen the election, who shall fortnwl.l
OF our the polls. and receive the oallO's
to sup vIded. however, that if it shail pI y,
every ,mnracticable to hold such eiecO
the usual voting places, the voter
scessary' assembled may select some otn
at .llles venient place in the neignDorn
curins the purpose of electing 'uus 's
eruheless holding such election. The ue'
ors any anu holding said election shall oe a
his s'1.e Inv the county committees Oh
de-a"Uho Thsrd and Fourth districts
Evening journal., 1898-08-13
FIRE!
FIRE!

IT n Sergeant, Coal and Woou OhcSs Ohone
II. =; Se, snd King. Delmarvia PnoMs Poas
Seyep'1s see y e AZ T. checks with cash purchases
Evening journal., 1898-08-13

=, ~ RY RAILROAD AND BOAT ~
TOI LEICESTER BEACH OK A1> AZ
NAPOIJs VIA PENNSfLNAa>i-N
RH.ROAD. ..
sunday August IA. Special Tram ram
leaves wilmington S-Vo q. M No.
an early hour in the evening
Evening journal., 1898-08-13

IA 4
persons in the eastern pa, par -
h. among the factories, enousm' lle'l's,,la
the ringing Of bells and dow. l..".
II Hstles meant that there W. wac .,,'
kre. but soon learned what 'H
was about. -. c,orr
i, war was declared City OOun !,
oNeiu had flag put on tn
u i; al 70 stay there until the wa
or. However, as the wealn'
atea the flag 50 badly II W.
down yesterday morning a, y
one nut in it's place. Buo Y
did it's duty after all. It We
8dav war was declared ana cS'
he day peace was assured. =
camp meeting love ieas. Sun n
hit in St. Pauls NJ. E Cnur u,
III Presiding Elder Robert "
W w. L. S. Murray relere
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make and great value emerge from uH-
security are vurlcduu no greater proof
uf this fact has been advanced iot
many years than the discovery of
Thomas JpuOfuuu's favurltc violin Iu
ihe hands of an octogouctInu nDHIu
near Charlottesville. Va. The N.uIu
bears date uf 1911. and iH maker Wls
Nicuiuua Amnu The relic of IUnUraIu
aud of the skin ~ its Italian maker
was found 10y Albert HildvhuudIof %
North Liberty street. baltimore Md.
Tho story nf his discovery mud what
led up tu u is told hy himself
u happened into "a BARRIERS shop kept
by o. negro az Charlottesville ana iu0I'
dcntally asked him my mvorito qu0s'
ton: DO you know uf an old violin
nn I want ~ buy ougT Said De. D
know Of an old fiddle. boss. that bee
l1ngcd o. Thomas Jefferson. and old
John Scott owns lt now The barber
was 90 iutDr ted that ho Hout one Of
his men with ma. aud soon We were ou
the road tu SuuitH home about two
miles from Charlottesville at Che base
of the Monticello mountains and ld-
Joining ihr old Jefferson plantation
John Scott found 60 Boz 1n active.
bright nrrfU of l3 s,lru. when / SAW
him b. vaH wording in hla garden
asked tu f.o the violin. anu b.. brought
Ia me from tho cupboard dIlUilpt.J
double violin case that had once b.ru
covered With leather so many years
had elapsed, however. since tho lolth.
WAS FIRST placed un the case that llis.
part ~ 70 had come M In pltch0H.
Opening % I aiw that the moths Dad
had feast wi,h The rcd lining m.
instrument was wrapped carefully lu d
piece OF old cloth ana the minute
looked nt % I riw 10 was the best spaci
men " Nlcoilus Amttpa viollus I had
ever sen. After q while I managed O.
strike "a bargain with the old man. and
| %. violin became my property, In 4
I am certain that I own one of %.
| very beet vDilns existing today. Thu
scroll IH most urtlHilchlly carved, ih'
model lnl workmanship beautiful
Ih. Nrn..u VI Golden yellow clloi
was nc.i.i Won. Tow rcpllm and
now lt o. 90 singing beauty.
| ~ Iun Scott. .I.w WHOM NHH"ll
the violin. t.il mr hn had inherited m,
| Instrument from N. UIh.r who was i
slave 81 Thomas I.u.rslu. After 90.
turning 60 ChlrlIUH.HEHiH with ms
prize ] learned that Jefferson WINS auIt.
q good musician, lover aud player nl
| The violin. ana that hN owned several
| valuable Instruments uf italian make
| Tho one I had bought hr had chris
toned Pot and this make WH hsUpv.
| that 70 was biz Ayoritr violin"
/ The violin Dr. today being .InNlu,li
used by a friend N Air. UUdUhfpudf
who la one ~ the orchestra Uf q Baitl
moro thrltor-Now York sun.