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Evening journal., 1899-06-03
JOHN JOYCE SUSPECTED.

SUPPOSED TO BE ONE or THE
GANG WHO COMMITTED RECENT
BtRGLARIEs.
chief Of Police Dolan to-day served
warrant upon John Joyce. charging him
with completely in the recent attempted
robbel1ea at Mccaba d Darraghs and the
pmr-o state 1r sprlng Works.
> ypc i l4 sent confined IN New
ca ia l.t non-paymen; OF fine and
costs. ha, ing been recently arrested and
convicted ~ corner .ounging Chief Do
Ian ~l.er earned tina Joyce was impli-
Gated With Dugan go the attempted safe
blowing Jobs mentioned above. and is-
sued warrant for his detention on that
charge
a similar warrant was served upon Du-
gam yesterday. lie had been brought
over from New Castle for the purpose OF
being rephotogmphed, the former Mega
tive having been spoiled. Some Of his
friends learning Of his presence IN this
city Secured ball TO the amount Of $1,000.
under which he was held for completely
Ia the burglary Of lfo Lees laundry and
Dugan was released
Chief Dolan at once swore out war
rant and had him locked up again on
other charges Of burglary. A piece OF
steel bit found IN the office Of the Dia-
mond State Car Spring Works IS thought
to be tho property of Dugan. and Chief
Dolan will have & tried IN the holes
drilled in the safe. Chief Dolan and his
officers deserve great credit ln capturing
the gang. Cole. Hinton. Dugan and
Joyce, who have been committing so
many robberles about the city during the
past few months
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
4 pooM FoR oLIvEr cHuRCH

Representatives of the several Presby-
terrain churches OF Wilmington held a
meeting last evening IN the interest Of
Olivet Church. A very favorable and
cordial spirit was manifested toward
this church In It's present emergency. and
material help was literally promised.
The church Itself shows vigorous growth
and unsmpaired vitality and a willing
ness to do its proper part In llquldatlng
tho indebtedness The movement was
helped greatly by Rev. w. II. Logan. OF
Princess Anne. Md. chairman Of the
Home Missions Committee OF the Pres
bytery Of New Castle.and OF the Susten-
tation committee OF the synod Of Bnltl-
more. who was present and made stir
ring address. Rev. Mr.. Logan purposes
TO continue his work in Wilmington In
the near future, with the design OF eN-
tending special aid to the weaker
churches occupying important and grow
ing fields. and for this purpose a large
nest egg Is cozily placed and quietly
awaiting accessions.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
DastardIy Attempt to
Steal the Evening
Journal.
PETER j. FORD The CULpRIT

Under Guise Of Friendship, He Prevails Upon
Charles w. Edwards to Pay a Bank Loan
Which Was Not Pressing, and Secures a
Judgment Bond with Warrant Of Attorney on
Which He Issues Execution, Makes a Levy
and Closes the Evening Journal Of1ce-Ford
Then, Without Shadow Of Legal or Moral
Right, Sezes the Corporation and Proposes to
Issue the Evening Journal" himself Fooled
in His Attempt to Steal a Newspaper Prop
erty-This is the Man Who Aspires to be Gov
ernor Of Delaware This is the Man Who Will
be the Power Behind the Throne Should Fahey
be Elected
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
WILL PREACH THREE SERMONS

BISHOP COLEMAN WILL BE DOWN
IN DELAWARE ALI. DAY TO-MOR-
ROW--A THIRTY FIVE MILE
DRIVE
There IS probably no one IN the minis
try who covers as much territory as
Bishop Coleman. although Il Is q pleasure
TO him to do 40. Tomorrow he has a
drive OF about thirty-five miles and VIII
preach in three different churches.
In the morning he breaches at 81.
Johns Church, Little HIN, in the after
noon at 81. Marks, Little Greek. and IN
the evening at 50. Andrews, Ellis Grove.
Little Creek IS north OF Dover ana Ell
lis Grove Is near Laurel. giving the
bishop a drive OF about thirty-ive miles.
He said this morning he would have the
pleasure Of eating his dinner while driv-
ing
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
CHAPLAIN CHTDWICK's LECTURE

AfiAIl44AA4N NtllltAANaN > lAiaNl ilAAll
john S. ROssell, John T. NlcCraclen
amid John n. Clark, the committee in
charge, are mnk.nlg every preparation
fer the reception ofChap laI,n Chadwick
N THE MAXINE, who Will ectlre at the
Opera House ON next Tuesday evening
The lecture viii he on '1lhe Late War
Its Cause amid Results and THE COM
mlttee asks a large attendance Of the
PATRIOTIC peopld al Wilmington to
show their appreciation OF the heuoIic
work or Chaplain Chadwick ON that fate
Gal might I'M Havana harbor wihen the
Mains and hundre'is III her brave lads
were destroyed by am unseen fee. There
VIII be no charge for admission to the
lecture, only a small sum being asked
fer reserved seats.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTIER's oRpER.


Registers Office.
New Castle County. Del, May - 1899.
Upon the Application Of John 4. Dick
ey, executor Of Lizzie Malone, late OF
Wilmington hundred. in said county. de-
ceased it Is ordered and directed BY the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice Of granting Of Letters Testainen-
tary upon the estate of the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters, In six Of the most public places
OF the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide by
an act of Assembly IN such case made
and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period IN
the Evening Journal a newspaper pub
lished IN Wilmington, Del, and to be con-
tinued therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF
office Of the Register aforesaid. al
Wilmington, in New Castle County,
IT.. 81 aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
CALVIN W. CRoSsAN.
Register.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
SOCIAL AND Personal, MOVIES.

Mr. and Mrs. DUPONT Walker, OF Do
yer are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Cole.
Phillip Bunnett, Jr.. is spending sew
eral days in Dover.
Mrs. Eva Webb, OF this city attend
ed the wedding of Miss Florence M.
Mein. OF Philadelphia, and ARTHUR H..
Had.ey, OF Kennett Square, i'm the for
mer y1ty ON Thursday afternoon.
MRS GILBERT Hanna. Of Brid,geton, n.
j., IS spending a month with her moth
er. Mrs Kate Zimmerman. and other
relatives in this city.
Major e. Saiby, wife and chIi3dren,
Of Franklin. City Va, are spending a
few days with friends i'm this city
Edwin Poone is visiting r. c. Enos
at LeWes.
". ]. Suthard and James r. Kelley
of Lewes are registered at the Hotel
1 Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
DIR. MALLORY TO SPEAK.
FRIENDS on OLD DRAwYERs'

FRIENDS OF OLD DHbAKYiYEllS'
WILL ASSEMBLE TOMORROW.
Tomorrow THE annual meeting OF
irae Fltands OF Old DrawyIrs' win he
held att Dllawyers' Church. near
Odessa. United States Distrlct Abtor-
nrl Lewis c. Vandegrift, City S0hci-
tor II. c. COnrah, Deputy Clerk Of The
Peace George Janvier and other VIII
Will attendl
Rev. Charles payson Mallory, ID. d.,
OF West Farms Church. New York, will
be the principal speaker CT THE day
which will he fraught with muCh in
tercst no the friend5 OF this venerable
edlfCa OF Wcti5hr.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
CHANCERY's WORK TODAY.

TRUSTEES ORDERED TO SELL NJ
HI1NANfIN REAL. ESTATE DIS
CHARGED PROM ITI1Ns.
Court Of Chancery held O. short session
this morning and then adjourned until
June Is. when the amended bill in tho
case OF the city vs.. the Oxy-Hydrogen
Company win be filed.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. trustee under a deed Of trust
OF William McMenamin, deceased, was
ordered TO sell his real estate discharged
from the liens Of certain judgments held
by It as receiver FOR tho Mechanics Loan
Association.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
WILLIAMS MUST SUPPORT HER
FREEMAN PREFERS GOING BACK
TO HIS W1oE TO GOING TO JAIL
FOR NON-SUPPORT.


FOR NON-SUPPORT.
Infs morning THE Count Of General
SESSIONS disposed CT Tine odds and ends
oil its work
Lictcr hearing testamCny in uhs nom
supp rt case against John Il. II. WIZ
i1ms The court ordertd him TO pay his
wife SIS a month for her Support
There was a pieasanter termination
aO THE n0n-sunpOrt case OF George II.
Freeman. After the testimony had
been heard Freeman was asked II he
We're willing TO RETURN to his wife anil
support hen. After demurring a little
Ia replied IN the Affirmative. amid was
Ia discharged cl his ylwn recogulzamce.
Next "Wednesday was set as the time
for hearing testimony on THE contested
liquor license applications. There are
hut two or Them, the applicants being
Samuel Peo OF THIS city, and George
Ru'sy. OF New CASTLE, Both appdcat 1nH
may be withdrawn before THE thine sci
fur heaninlg arrives
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
AN ELABORATE NFNAIR.

The sixth anniversary OF Winona
Council, No 9, Jr. o. u. a. NJ, which
is 10 be cdlebratei yn June % in She'll
Dot Park. will be an elaborate affair
This committee I'm charge has secured
twenty-five pieces OF Grace Orchestra to
fllrnish music.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
RUNNING EXTRA WIRE.

THE Western Union Telegraph Coml-
pany is having an extra wine nun from
Chester to Kings creek for Use during
IRE present fruit season. The work is
tslrlg dime by Foreman John NJ Bar.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03

Notice IS hereby given that Letters
Testamentary were in due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the 18th
dav OF May, A. D. 1922. and that an per-
sons having claims against the estate Of
the deceased must present the same, duiy
aftested TO the SAID executor. on OF be-
fore the 18th day OF Nay, 1900, OF abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
JOHN I. DtCKEY, Executor.
Address ]. Harvey Whiteman, i.sq., At
torney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del. ----,.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
AT TGnE IRARvEsTBRs' MISSION.

Josiah Cox Will oead THE special re-
vival service ait THE Harvesters' Mis-
sion. Front and Jefferson stredts. to-
might. There Will be Sunday school at
23O p. I'M tomorrow. followed by a
prayer and testimony meeting at $3.50
D. m. led by Mrs Seuh Whitley. There
will be Song and prayer service at 7.30
and preaching at 8 p. M. by Rev. VII
liam A. Haruts
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
TEND SERVICES

The pdnteccstal TENT at R0clland
is I'M fun blast. and There lis preaching
every might Tomorrow Rev. G. w.
Powell. OF Gloucester City, n. j., Will
be present and preach.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
A. NFW .EnREMAN.

George c. DITTO, foreman i'm the ma
,Ihine shop OF the p, w. & B. railroad
in this city, has been appointed fore
man OF the erecting shops. to fll the
vacancy ca',sed by the death OF wiz
lam II. Mooney.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
RlrNN1NG ovER MIME

Mltdhe,Ts paper mills, at 'Wooddale,
and Marshall Brothers, at Yorhyn, are
They stop at - O'Clock Sunday
1hey start at y O'Clock Saturday
night and start at 10 O'Clock Sunday
might. Both mills are rushed with or
n b..
Evening journal., 1899-06-03

Secretary Wigglesworth. OF the Board
of Health, issues the following report for
the week ending to-day at noon: Deaths,
20: births. l6: marriages, G. Same period
last year: Deaths, 26; births, 10; mar
riages, 70.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
"A EUROPEAN TRIP.

Harry c. First, w G. Pennypacl0er
and H. T. PennypackeT wsnt TO New
York uJ see Miss Pennypacker board
ship for a tnip t1 Europe. She will be
gore several weeks.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
scOw LAUNCHED TO-DAY

The scow Admiral. which was con-
structed by the Jackson and Sharp Com
pany for A. II. Hastorf. Of New York.
was launched this morning. 1t will be
taken to New York in a few days
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
GOVERNORS APPoINrAIENrs.

Governor Tunnel yesterday appointed
Ellsbury b. Slaughter justice OF the
peace at Kenton; IA. C. Budd justice Of
the peace at Smyrna. and Samuel Glib
son, oyster policeman at Bowers Beach.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
MAUI SPRINGER.

lih5 enlargement ~ Miss Lucille
Springer and Charles "A. Maui, bcllh OF
This city. has been announced. The
wedding viii take place the .atter Fart
Of next September.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
CUT HIS EYE

One CT the horses attached t. team
b.icagsng 10 the Charles Warnel- Com
pany, while turning in the jonas mo
rocco factory ON Front street. this
morning Ge.l and badly cut his eye.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03

Marcus wendelrs is visiting H. r..
Jameson, in Georgetown
Evening journal., 1899-06-03

Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone SIS.
b. & L. checks WITH cash purchases.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03

o4 Medicine-cA Stimnlant
Is useful IN rialarial districts because Il
Sustafrs the body IN rs fight Tvttb the
poisonous Influences Of bad ar. This
qphiskey Is ricb IN upbuidirg pozver
for sickly men and fragile qUoren. "a
heahh-1aker an inValuable household
remedy. To be fought of druggists
and srocers.
DUFFY SHALT WHZSKEY co.
Rochester, " Y.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03

Stove & range work. AIcNAhon. 2Os W. a
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
EXTRA
NO DISORDER

VOTING is PROGRESSING QUIETLY
ILL OVER THE CITY. AND NO
1t.oUBIsE is REPORTED.
Evening journal., 1899-06-03
Witness at signing:

On Saturday morning we found in the
saddle Christopher J. OKeefe, recently
of Philadelphia. who is married to "a niece
Of Fords. Mr.. O'Keefe at once took &C
tive charge for Ford and demanded the
key OF the cash drawer. combination Of
the safe. changed the lock and had new
bolts put on all the doors in the place He
denied Secretary and Treasurer Millard
2. loft access to the books and accounts
and forbade him to have anything to dc
Herewith.
During the forenoon Ford sent for Mr.
loft and asked him for various items Of
information concerning the company and
was properly referred to the office for tbs
information. much Of which he could no
have given without reference to the books
Ford demanded Mr.. lofts collection book
Mr.. loft declined to give it up, and Fore
peremptorily forbade him entering thu
Evening Journal office, discharged hin
from the Evening Journals employ an'
ordered him out of Ford's office. Fore
telephoned to Mr.. Edwards that he hat
had an unsatisfactory talk With Mr.. Tof
and that he had discharged Mr.. loft, ant
asked Mr.. Edwards whether that met witt
! his approval Mr.. Edwards replied tina
II did. Any other reply would nave cause
the doors to be locked and business sus
pended.
Ford then sent the following advertise
ment to all the city papers:
/ May 6, 1899.
\ Willard T. loft, formerly connected
n with the Evening Journal, has severed
n his connection Herewith All bills
due this paper should be paid to Chris
y tcpher ]. o'Keefe, as Mr. loft has no
longer any authority TO receive OF re-
|. oeipt for the same.
/ JOURNAL PRINTING COMPANY.
The above advertisement was sent Of
by Ford without any authority whats,
ever. Ford simply grabbed the corpori
Evening journal., 1899-06-03

MAN ACCUSED OF EI1IENDALE
POST OFFICE EA1BEZZLEMENST
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY YESTER-
nav
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08

No one will ever know exactly how
fields the past season The nsiinata
ii;IilSes from Sl0,Ol,c90 to S25,CCo.cOD. Since
lnc English government imposed a row
'ltS OF 10 per cent. the miners have
adontod all sorts of riises TO f,vade The
law. 1t IS rather Il difficult operation 10
dodge taxes, but it is more difficult st:ll
time OF year. When the system is weaiS-
ened by such attacks. and the blood be
cones cones thin ana Impoverished. the best
bitters: his remedy builds. up the sys-
ION BtSdes regulating digestion, il
nntrG. in[S constipation, in a perfectly
ana liver too. stimulating each OF ihcsS
chEaHs INTO the proper performance of
,no functions. Nothing is SO god for
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08

that place was surrendered to the ar
my. After the surrender. but before
the Americans could take possession of
the boat. She was sunk by her COM
mander. She was promptly raised
however. being placed under the navy,
with Lieutenant T.. y. Anderson and
Ensign T. b. Harwood IN command
Through the efforts Of the crew, and
additional work by Cuban laborers
tile damages were soon repaired, and
the vessel was reitted. She was or
dered north November Sd coming up in
company with the Alvarado. Both boats
encountered the gale in which the Ma
ria Teresa foundercd while they were
off Cape Macy. and had an extremely
rough voyage all the way up.
The Alvarado is 10 feet long and It
feet wide. she has q displacement OF
100 tons, and a 7foot draught The YES
sci is OF English make, and was built
on the Clyde in 1895 by James and
George Thompson Her trial trip show
ed a speed ~ Is. knots. but owing to the
condition ot her bottom she is good for
only about 10 knots. at present Her
armament is light, consisting of q six
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08

ceived white flag displayed from the
batteries, and sent the Alvarado in
under flag of truce. When she was
within abou; 400 yards OF the batteries
the Spaniards treacherously opened fire
upon her. and she lost no time in re-
spending Captain Goodrich imme-
diately holstcd a signal recalling the
vessel. but her officers had not heard
in vain the story OF Nelson and his
blind eye, and as they had no signal
book aboard, pretended not to under
stand the summons from the flagship
One shot lodged in the vessels side.
and two cut through her flag before
the other ships of the fleet could come
to her assistance.
After this exploit the Alvarado was
used as a dispatch boat, cruising some
5000 or 1000 miles in the vicinity of
Cuba, where she remained until the
LIST OF November. when she was order
ed home. After touching at q number
OF southern points she proceeded to An
napOls, and from there came to Wash
ington.
THE VOYAGE TO NORFOLK.
The Sandoval was at Ciamanera when
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
CIvILIzING THE SAVAGE.
Dialogue Between Black African and
\ CHRIST Inn l,iI illvn,

Dialogue Between Il Black African and
Christian Civillzer.
While Car Nicolas III recently eX-
Pressed his opinion of the civilization
brought to the benighted heatcms by
their Christian fellow-men as amour;
NE frequently to nothing more than a
Ship!1ad Of cognac, Andrew Lang tells
us OF Il savage tribe which is so
shocked ut the selfshness and cruelty
81 the white that it has instituted a sort
I'll purllicAticA rite for those of the
tiihe who have came into contact with
mem upon their returning home. The
treethlnker contains the following dla-
!oSuc OF large strong man. dressed
IN a uniform and armed to the teeth
knocking at the door of n hut on the
coast of Africa, with the black ma
tive:
Who are you. and what do you
want?' asked n voice from the in
side.
In the name of civilization open
your door. or I'll break it down for you
and fill you fun of lead"
3ut what do you want hcre?"
My name is Christian Civilization.
Don't talk like fool you black brute.
What do you suppose l want here but
TO civilize you. and make n reasonable
human being out OF you, if II is possi-
ble?"
latst -es4t,it4tss TO do ga
In the first place You must dress
yourself like white man. It's A
shame and a disgrace the way you go
about. From now on, you must wear
underclothing. pair OF pants, vest,
coat. plug hat and pair of yellow
gloves. l will furnish them to YOU at
II reasonable price"
What shall 1 do with them?"
Wear them, of course. You didn't
expect to eat them did you? The first
step Of civilization is to wear proper
clothes.'
ments. I'm not used To them. l shall
perish from the heat. Do you want TO
murder me-"
Well if you die you will have the
satisfaction of being Il martyr to civil
ization."
You are very kind
Don't mention it. What do YOU do
ici' a living. anyhow"
When | am hungry I cat n banana
eat. drink or Sleep just as l feel
like it,"
What harrible barbarity. You must
settle down to some occupation, my
friend. If you don't 7 shan have 10
lcSk YOU M rs a Vagrant."
III I've got to follow some occupa-
non think I'll start a coffee house.
I'VE got a good deal of coffee and SUI
gar OF hand"
on, you have. have you? Why YOU
are not such a homeless case IS /
thousht you were. In the first place.
You must pay me 3 pounds
What for?''
An occupation tax. you innocent
nea hen. DO you expect To get all the
blessings Of civilization for nothina ?" =
Eut haven't got any money
That makes no difference. Iii take
IL out IN sugar and coffee. If you don't
pay III put you in jail
What IS = iai!?"
jag is progressive word. You
must be prepared to make SACRIFICES for
civilization. YOU know
What great thing civilization is,,
You cannot possibly realize the bene-
iits; but you Will before have done
me unfortunate native took to the
WOODS, and has not been seen since.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
NAVAL VAR TROPHIES
The Visit Of the SandovaI and
Alvarado.
The Only Trophy wnrships OF the
Spanish American War Now n
the National Capital for the VIM
ter-Their Careers Relics.

There recently tarried awhile at the
which once belonged TO the fleets of
Alfonso Kill. King of Spain. They
were the Alvarado and the Sandoval
the only trophy vessels of the Spanish
American war which were secured on
this side of the globe. These small
tai. The Sandoval reached there Tues
day evening and the Alvarado arrived
Wednesday. and they will likely re-
main there for the remainder of the
winter
The Alvarado and the Sandovai are
sister ships. similar in construction and
appearance. and were built for scouting
and dispatch service. With new coat
of white paint, American officers and
crews. and the colors and pennants of
the United States flying over them,
there is very little to indicate that they
ever belonged elsewhere than in the
navy OF Uncle Sam. In their short
career. however both have seen lively
times and taken part in several by no
means insignificant adventures.
The Alvarado was surrendered to the
United States Army at the fall of San
tiago on July II. She had been used
as scout boat in Cerveras fleet, but
owing to her size did not attempt TO
leave the harbor when Cervera made
his famous dash from the neck Of the
bottle. The vessel was turned over to
the navy with Lieutenant Victor Blue
and Naval Cadet James A. liant in
command.
AT MANZANILLO.
After receiving a brand-new coat of
American paint at Guantanamo she
proceeded to Manzaniilo with the yes
sells headed by the cruiser Newark.
under Captain Goodrich. Here she car.
ried in the demand for surrender.
which. being refused. n bombardment
commenced at once
After half an hours fighting the
American officers thought they per-