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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-02

made speech In favor OF IL. The city
viii not te the loser by passing the reso-
luton" ne said. by delaying action and
suffering the power company washington
Power Transmission Company 10 acquire
rights Oh the lake. we shall lose II any
electric company proposes in good faith to
ge TO the lake they will be- willing to do
30 after tbs city secures control | would
not stop any industry, stiIl ! believe the
city should control the situation"
On roll call the motion 10 refer the reso-
luton to The fire and water committee
carried. 10 s, a. follows:
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PREPARING FOR THE IOWA.
Government Dry Dock G~ttinR
Rcndy-Rownu Out Of Comu,issfou

TIE werk IN the steamer Topeka "a f3n-
ishe3. ari she viii conse ofr the dry dock
today As soon as the Topeka leaves the
deck the raw yard msn viii commence
rtftting Il in shape 10 receive the hsttlesni-l
iowa The dock viii he ready for the big
tsafiicship in about tire. weeks The ,nsn
who xii Jock her VIII come from Mare
Island. as the force a. Per. Orchard il
not sufficient
The torpedo fsost Rowan went out az
commission YESTERDAY. II ~ understood
tsa. her goI1g out of commission IL due
solely 20 'ack If men. as there are only
two torpsio b1sts now IN cnrsa txwsor ia
the navy. and there Is hardly d vessel
- the entire navy that tss her Pa s~1rr,
pleRsrt q men. There are about hair as
MANY vesse.s nos tn reserve a. there are
In commission
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SEATTLE To KANSAS CRY

The Northern FscaEc ard the pssrilnx-
ton route sTe re orly lsSes operating
tkTeEga tourist sE~eQsg~ cars IstSse-s So
attic ard IRIS Missouri river S{e@-,ssrs
leave Seattle Mondays ard Esridays For
rates and slesgssng ear reserx atoms gncvsxe
81 6ars.cSton aG!ce. .s3 yeslsr way.
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Mpsiesau. Taylor ard Esnsbart-T
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE ARRIVES
DodWen 4 Co.'S once Opened IN
Seattle by MauaxeP Stewart

c. Stewart. who is now the local mana
ger for Dodwell 4 Co. In this city. at
rived yesterday, and took up temporary
quarters ia the offices OF the Washington
& Alaska Steamship Company. He says
that larger offices will be secured as soon
as they can be had In suitable part OF
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AN excellent remedy fur insomnia Wifi
~ found II she famous old Jesse Noo~a
whisky taken az bedtime Sold every
wAerp
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-02

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Crsscer.s ;te Sscyc.e q The future
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Do you know if there are any sst,ls-
menta along the rivers James ASKED
Russe. How far have you been alloy. inc
ctsy's l0takag'' '''N
Rude haven't bean there ~ nil The
atcrg the sffgara
James When did h. say sos
Itu1e~~tN. many time. ttaugtfter1
NaFsn said " was light between rival
power companies m ready - condemn
everything In sight" saist he.
Htis advocated the resolution Csr4eh,o,
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
FOUHD DglD THIS HORaIEG

JAMES LANG EXPIRES IN THE
OFFUCE OF A LOCAL ICE COM
PAlNY.
james Lang. 80 years OF age, was
found dead In the Office or the PoconD
Ice aud Coal Company on Lombard
stree. wharf by Wa.tchman Freeman
lIOrnhOgen at O'clock this evening.
Lang was native Of this city, and
up to the time OF the morocco workers.
strike here was employed as a dresser
OF skins in various manufactures.
Since that time he has been employed
az different work. principally as
helper In the roofing business.
Lately he has helped about the COM
pany's plant He leaves no family.
The caue Of Lang's death Is not known,
but is eupDosed have been heart dis
ease. Coroner Chandler has taken
charge OF the body and will investi-
gate
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
ONE CENT.
THEY DID NOT PARADE.
Prominent Firms Object to
New Year Shooters.
MEN GOULD NOT LEAVE WORK

AN EFFORT ON THE PART OF
WAGE FARMERS TO cELE-
BRATE NEW YEARS DAY AND
KEEP MONEY AT HOME BLOCK
ED BY EMPLOYERS -CoNrRIBU-
TIONs TO BE REFUNDED.
The proposed New Years celebration
here this morning by the Shooters
was Unexpectedly knocked In the head
by the action Of eeyeral prominent
business firms Of the city.
The movement to have a celebration
In this city to-dhy similar to those in
Philadelphia and New York, was origi-
mated by q number Of the members OF
the Turner's, a social organization Of
Wilmington Their object was two-
fold. First, to make an effort to keep
those citizens at home who we're ac.
cuaromed 20 so abroad on New Years
Day for enjoyment, thereby taking a
goodly sum from the pockets Of the
merchants OF the town by affording
some attraction which would induce
this class 10 remain 40 home. Secondly.
to afford the members Of the organiza-
tion, together with those who felt in
clined to participate in the oelebra-
tion OF the day, some amusement and
pleasure.
The idea was, as is common In many
Others, to have a grotesque parade this
morning and induce the various mer-
chonte hnd business men 10 offer
prizes or contribute money for the
success Of the movement
AZ meeting OF the Turner's recently
he'd a committee composed OF Emile
Mhurer, FlHnl1 Buckalew. Samuel
Falls, John Smith and Frank Greene
was appointed to look after the matter
and solicit subscriptions. These men
worked hard for the enccees OF the
enterprise. They invited a number OF
clubs and individuals to participate In
the parade and many OF their invita-
tlons were accepted. They solicited
subscriptions and were go successful
that enough money was collected TO
procure a band to head the procession.
and it was expected that az least 300
men wculn fail in line.
Put they were doomed to disappoint-
ment. All these men were wage-oarn-
ems, and many worked IN the various
manufacturer OF Wilmington. They
could not afford to lose a position for
the sake OF a days pleasure, and when
tley were confronted with q notice
posted in come Of the plhceH in which
they were employed that no employo
Would be allowed 10 be absent from
work on New Yenr's Day under any
circumstance, excepting cases OF sick
ness or death and as It was the lnten-
tion 20 have only live 'mcn IN Che pro-
ceeeion the project OF celebrating New
Years Day had to be abandoned.
The projectors OF the idea, as well as
those who contributed naturally feel
disappointed at the turn Of affairs. es-
pacially as the object was a worthy
one.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
STRUCK RIVER ROCKS

OlL SHIP PETRIANTA HAS HER
BOTTOM RIPPED FROM BOW TO
STERN.
The British steamer Petriana, bound
from Philadelphia to Manchester, Eng
iand, with a cargo Of petroleum, in
bulk returned last night to Point
breeze, in distress, in tow of the tugs
Nonpareil, White Rose and Imperator.
While passing over Schooner Ledge
rocks, in the Delaware river, yester-
uay morning, she ripped her bottom
from DOW to stern, and her cargo is
leaking by hundreds Of gallons into
tne river. Her propeller was also
broken leaving the vessel in a helpless
condition.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
LOCAL sgWS BOIgS

Sheriff John =. Taylor, Coroner A.
ID. Nandever and Recorder Of Deeds
Delaware Clark are now in possession
Of their respective offices.
The steamer seaboard is at the
Diamond State Iron Company's
wharvCs loading iron.
This is holiday with the local
brokers.
-Chr.atmas music was repeated IN
many CT the churches yesterday.
On Saturday night Wilmington
and Liberty lodges of Mogullians held
? celebration at the German Hail.
Robert Stevenson, OF this city, has
received word that by the death of a
brcther In Boston, he viii become heir
TO q fcgtune Of S166,O00
The G0ldey Wilmington CONNER
cia. College opened to-day with an un-
usually large number Of students.
morrow evening the regular
meeting Of the Natural History Society
of Delaware viii be held at Friends
school Han.
IA meeting Of the board Of mana
gers of.he Mlnuuadale Home Is being
held at the Nem-Century Cub this af-
ternOon.
The last day on which the rebate
OF 8 per cent. was allowed on county
taxes was Saturday, and over $1,000
WIS collected.
Rev. w. L. S. Murray made New
Years address at Association Hall
yesterday afternoon, and Ernest S.
Haynes sang a solo.
Most Of the county and city offices
are closed to-day.
Might School Of Goldey College re-
oDers tonight at 7.15.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
RAILROAD CHANGES.
P w. 6 B. RAILROAD OFFICES WILL
Bs REMOVED FROM THIS CITY

THE SUPERHNTENDET's OFFICE
MAY GO TO PHILADELPHIA,
WASHINGTON Our BALTIMORE
TN A SHORT TIME, AND WHEN 1T
DOES oTEER OFFICES WILL
FOLLOW.
1t has been decided by the Pennsyl.
vania railroad officials to move the Of
flee of the superintendent Of the Mary
land division Of the p, W. & B. rail.
road from this city either to Washing
ton, Baltimore or Philadelphia. The
object is 10 have the office more CON
venienFly located. No decision has as
yet been arrived at as to which of the
above named cities It will be moved OF
how soon the removal will be made.
although it is generally known among
the officials in this city that the re-
moval will take place in the near fu-
ture.
Many Of the clerks, as well as a few
Of sdhe head officials, are very mueh
exercised over the change, as they fear
il will affect them It probably will
not materially affect the heads Of the
departments, but the clerks may feel
it seriously.
The change, when it takes place, will
necessitate the removal of the offices
Of Division Operator Katee, Trainmas-
ter Frank Carlisle, Detective William
T. Jones, Master Carpenter J. L. Smith
Foreman Of Signals w. L. Smith. AS
sistant Engineer S. c. Long, Road
Foreman Of Engines A. o. DEMO and
Phymaster Charles c. Clifton II is
necessary for these officials to be in
close touch with the officials.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
mind no possible doubt that the words
wero written By the same hand
HUSBAND DESElRIED HEIR.

HUSBAND 1LoLAOl III 6Ell.
W. A. Iiotkin. the husband of the
convicted woman. las not been at her
side since the trial began, and although
his name las been brought into tht
t-i@l Incidentally, ne refuses now, as
IN the past, to say anything about the
case. For years past his connection
with his wife has lesn confined u
sending her cccas.onal supplies OF
moaey.
Throughout the trial her sisters Mrs.
Mcclure and Mrs. hobart. supported
her
MIS-. BC.kin has recovered the calm
that marked her behavior throughout
the trial. She has not renewed the first
pteous Ieproach that she threw at hel
counsel ad9er she revived from her
faint on hearing the verdict. Then Il
was she cried:
why dldnt YOU give me an Ameri-
cal jury? l told you ~ give me an
American juryl"
There rs a disposition on the part OF
Mrs. Botkin 10 pose as a scapegoaa,
and In this she is supported by her
counsel. A recent gross failure OF JUS
tice in the case of Waiter RoFser, a
Tennessee volunteer. who killed an IN.
offeneive man in this city last Sum-
mer is quoted 10y Mrs Botlin and
her attorneys as the cause OF a preju-
dice In the pnb,ic mind Of which she
imag.nes che has been the victim.
The verdict is received with eatisfac-
tion in California
There remains against Mrs Botl1in
the charge OF poisoning Mrs Deane.
who was Mrs. Dunnings sister. Should
the Supreme Court find that Judge
C7ok had no jurisdiction to try the de.
feroant IT is said an endeavor will bs
made to try the Deane case in the Fed
eral courts.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
WILSON ron MATANz7Ii-Sl

The War Department on Saturday is
sued an order, making Major General
James H. Wilson, Of the United states
Volunteers, to be in command Of the
department Of Matanzas, Cuba. The
department consists Of the province of
thht name, and General Wilson will be
its military governor.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
TRIED TO WRECK A TRAIN

An unsuccessful attempt was made
last night to wreck a train on the
delaware river road Of New Jersey. A
Ioeten tie WIS placed on the track. but
II was 50 far decayed that the engine
cut through it, The officials Of the
road are making an inves1igntion.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.
EsTAE CARPENTFR.

T. LESIdE CARPENTER,
Graduate In Music, University Of Penn
sylvania. Teacher-Piano, Voice, Organ
and Iheory. Studio, 1903 w. 9th street
MERCHANT TAILOR will make suits
or overcoats to order on weekly or month
y payments, to reliable parties. Address
Merchant Tailor, p. o. Box 1863, Wilrning.
Son. Del
LADIES! Chichesters English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand) are the best
safe, reliable. Take no other Send 4c
stamps for particulars. Relief for
Lnoles, IN letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
sEVEREUY INJuRFn-

As John Keough, Of No. 71S Church
street Was walking along the street
Yesterday afternoon he fell on the lev
sidewalk and protruding piece of ice
cur a severe cash in his throat. Keough
was taken to the Delaware Hospital
Where his wounds were dressed.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
NEW orNcERs INSTALLED.

The fo.iowing is the order Of instal-
laticn q officers of the different G. A.
r. posts ce this city: Post /, tonight.
with Peter B. Ayars as installing Off
Ger; Post, .. Thursday night, Senior
and Chief Daniel
Ross, in6.allng officer: pest 4, Mon
day night January q witr Colonel wiz
liam B. Norton. installing officer; Post
23. Wednesday, January 4, with Colo
ne. Samuel Lewis installing officer; Post
o. OF New Castle Saturday. January z,
j. s. LftzenbeIEer installing officer
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
LITTLE GIRL. RIrR1rn

The funeral OF Frances Edna. voung-
esq daughter Of Alexander and Fannie
B' chambers, took place at 2 O'Clock
TINS afternoon, from the residence Of
her parents, No. 2O3O Berks street. In
terment whs made at Norwood Gene
terry.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
A NEW TRIAL
VISITING FRIENDS HERE

only Nolan, Of Paterson. N. J..
formerly Of this city. is visiting friends
here. In 1884 Nolan pitched for the
Wilmington baseball team. He is now
a sergeant on the police force Of Pater-
son.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
no DISCUSS TlAXATION

At the monthly meeting of the Board
of Trade next Thursday night the spe-
cial committee on taxation will make
it's report. The matter viii then be dis.
cusssd by the board.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
SENATOR pYTIE HOPF9TrT.

Senator Pyle was seen at ID p. W.
& B. railroad station this NOR Iing. He
seemed to be hopeful of electon, but
by no means certain His CONVERSATION
Indicated that he expected the suppor1
of Hart, Salmon, Lewis, Motre and
FarlOw.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
FIIRsT ON TIHIE InSi

John Carr received the first ase@s-
ment OF the year in AIunicipa' Court
this morning. Policeman Catnen D1
Mare procured the first dog register foI
1889. OHlcers Aiken and w. T. Massey
made the first arrest this year.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
TEACHERS ExAnINAruoN

An examination for first grade. sec
ond grade, and provisional certificates
will be he'd at school building No /
Fifth and French streets, Wilmington.
Saturday, January Z, 1899.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
Mrs. FENNEssY RI1R1En.

Mrs. Catharine Fennessy. wife of
Dennis Fennessy, WIS buried this
morning at o'clock from her late resi-
dence, No 81 East Eighth street THigh
mass was said at st. Marys Church. In
terment wes made at Cathedral Gene
terry
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
NOW A. REGULAR

Sergeant Thomas Cansley. of Com
pany G, Flret Delaware Regiment, has
enlisted in the Regular service. He
will leave on Wednesday for Fort Nc
Henry, Neb.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
RIEsUMED pTsCUSsIONs.

at the meeting of the Preachers As
sOciatiCn this morning the discussion
on Rev. DR.. Groves paper on "The
Devil was resumed. Some interesting
points were brought forth.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
FUNERlAI, on TIFWTs + Nv

FUNERAL OF LEWIS j. WILCOX, ,JR.
Services over the remains bf Lewis
J. Wilcox, Jr. viii take place at 7.8O
O'Clock this evening. Service. VIII bel
held from his late residence, No. 231
Walnut street, and intermens will bel
made at MI. Moriah CemeterI, Phila-
delphia, tD5morrow.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
REcEFrIoN YESTERDAY

The New Years reception Of the
Wilmington Iurngemeinde was held ia
Turn Han yesterday AFTERNOON. A
number CT members were present and a
fine iunch was served.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
WORKS sTARTED TO-DAv

The Diamond State Iron Works on
this side Of the Christiana started TO-
day. This means employment to about
seventy-fiye men.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
ranrns oE cRno1ss

Chief OF Police Dolan has received
Of twenty noted criminals
from the National Police Bureau, OF
ChlcagO.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
MUsT PAY FOR WlATFR.

Beginning to-day the churches will
be charged for water used in pumping
the organs
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
PENMANsHnP GLASS.

Special Penmanship Claes viii be
started at Goldey College tonight at
715.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
ANNUAL REPORr OF OFFICERc.
HEADS OF THE CITY DEPART
MlENTS SUBMIT THE REPORTs
OF YEARLY WORK.

AS Is customary, the Officials OF the
various city departments prepared and
issued the year report OF their Offices
on Saturday last.
The reports as submitted are as fol-
lows: Total arrests for the year. g..
517; during 1897. S,6O1; a decrease OF
81; fires occurring, 50; deaths Of the
year, 1879; during 1897, 1919, an in
crease of 60; building lines drawn, 2O4;
during 1897. ia. an increase Of co:
cOroner's cases. 200; In 1897. 145; dogs
registered 2,940; dogs caught. 1910;
cows and horses impounded, SO.
Chief Dolan's report of arrests for
the month OF December shows thar
during that period 291 persons have
been taken into custody bv the officers.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
SCHOOLS isl 10 REopEN

The public schools Of this city will
reopen tomorrow after the Christmas
holidays.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
COLDEST DAY or THE WlaT B
THE NEW YEAR WAS USHEBED
M DIV l-A-.n-Lr- ----l..a-l... . ~

IIIL NIl7N lLlAll 1WAIo LNHLHTLIJ
IN BY AZ SNOW STORM k
SLEGGHsNG is BEICvG ENJOYED.
To-day lis the coolest day Of the Win
ter. AT ? O'Clock this morning ihe ther-
mometer registered seven degrees. The
snow (which commenced TO fam Satur-
day afternoon was just one wsek too
late. Thus, while Christmas was green,
the New Year was ushere1 il by the
flying snow flakes.
For the second time during the Win
ter several sleighs are cut, and the
roads are in excellent condllitn to re-
ceiVe them
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.
NOTICES.

NOTICE-I would call the attention OF
the citizens who own or harbor dogs to
Section 3, City Ordinance, to prevent
annoyance from dogs" as follows: IF
any owner, possessor or harborer Of any
dog shall not before the Goth day Of Janu-
airy in every year cause the same to be
registered or shall suffer such dog, while
on his premises to give reasonable cause
OF annoyance to any person by barking
or bowling every person so offending
shall be fined S5." Hours OF registering,
$50 a. m. to $50 p. m. at City Hall
JOHN +. DOLAN.
Cbfaf of Dn1ica
Evening journal., 1899-01-02

Butter. Eggs. Poultry and Oysters
wholesale and retail. n. w. Cor. Sew
enth and King. ]. NJ. Mnlrooney.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
BY rRoLLEY no PHIfIApErPHIA

The last raj. connecting Chester with
Wilmington by trolley wae laid on Fri
day, and one of the cars OF the Will
mingtOn. Chester and Darby line made
a through trip over the road IL is prob
able THAT the care will begin to run
Lax regular intervals within a few days.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02

READING ROAD TAKES CHARGE.
The Reading railroad took control
H the Wilmington and Northern read
yesterday. IL is understood that al OF
the repair work viii be done at the
Reading shops.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02

NOTICE.-The co-partnership hereto
fore existing between Joseph NJ. Mather
and Courtland Il. Pierson. trading as J.
NJ. Mather & Co., at No. 913 Market
street, Wilmington. Delaware is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, c. e. Pier
son continuing the business. All out.
standing accounts win be settled by the
undersigned.
InSEpH NJ MAr,IIER
Evening journal., 1899-01-02

EOTICE.-The First National Bank Of
Wilmington, Del, December TO- 1885, The
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
this bank viii be held at the banking
house, on Tuesday. the 10th day Of Janu-
m. for the purpose of electing directors
Tor the ensuing year.
HENRY BUSH. Cashier.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02
JOSEPH NJ. MATHER.
COURTLAND +. PIERSON

PERPETUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION the Fortieth Series Of
Stock of this Association is now being
issued, first payment will be due TUES
DAY, January g. 1899. Shares can be OBJ
tained at any time from the Secretary at
the office Fifth and Shipley streets.
The Fourth Series of stock has reached
the matured value Of $500 per share and
will be paid off during January, 1899.
EDWARD ANDREWS President.
WIIIIAM II. GIBBONS- Secrefarv.
Evening journal., 1899-01-02

NOTlCE.-The annual meeting Of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
p0ny of the State Of Delaware" will be
held at theoffice Of the company on MON
DAY, January 9. 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m.
at which time an election for five man
ayers to serve three years will be held
and the premiums on all policies will be
payable. Six per cent. interest on all bal.
ances amounting to five dollars and up
wards win be paid to members The
agents Of the company are authorized to
receive the dues Of members and to pay
them their interest
W. A. BaMOTrE. Secretary.
Wilmington, Del. Dec. o. 1895
Evening journal., 1899-01-02

LAWYER KNIGHT CLAIMS CALI.
FORNdA COURTS HAD NO JURIs-
DICTEON IN THlE CASE-DUN-
MING SAYS HE WILL RETURN
TO DOVER AND LIVE WITH HIS
LllTlTLE DAUGHTElR-HOW TUE
JURY SIOOD-MRS. BOTlKIN'S
CONDITION..