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Evening journal., 1899-09-02
CONTROVERSY IN SIGHT
Two Railway Companies Want
Lines ON the Same st: eet.
SIXTH STREET is TIE ISSUE

WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY
COMPANY AND WILMINGTON
AND BRANDYWINE SPRINGS
COMPANY BOTH DESIRE TO LAY
TRACKS - OTHER PROPOSED
NEW LINES.
From all appearances a lively trolley
car line war is imminent, as both the
Wilmington City Railway Company
and the Wilmington and Brandywine
Springs Company desire to lay tracks
on West Sixth street.
The latter company claims that un-
der its charter it has the right OF way
on the disputed street, provided the
permission Of the Street and Sewer
Department can be secured, and the
former company has now made appli-
cation to the department to place
tracks on the same street.
Immediately upon receiving it's char
ter the Wilmington and Brandywine
Springs road made application to the
Street and Sewer Department to come
in on Sixth street, but after consider
able discussion the old company and
the Brandywine Springs people enter
ed into a traffic agreement, and the
matter was settled for a time.
1t was recently announced that the
new company would again try to build
tracks on West Sixth street, and had
ordered a survey made, but il the
Street and Sewer Department grant
permission to the Wilmington City
Railway Company to build on the
street, the new company will be shut
out. The courts may be called upon to
decide the matter.
The Wilmington City Railway
Company has also asked for permis-
sion to lay line on Sixth street from
the city limits to Church street, and
up Church to Eighth, to connect with
the East Eighth and Eleventh street
line.
Another proposed line is on Ninth
street, from Market to Woodlawn ave-
nue. and thence along Woodlawn ave-
nue. to Seventeenth street, to connect
with the Rising Sun line.
Lines are also proposed on Wash
ington and DUPONT streets from Della
ware avenue to Front street.
Permission has been granted the
company to relay a portion Of tn,
West Eighth street line, where new
work is needed. and also to double
track the Fourth street line from Mar
ket to Monroe, material for which has
been ordered
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
GREEN GOODS LETTERS.

Green goods men are working in
this section again. One OF the recini-
ents OF the letters sent from New
York through the local post Office is
ex-sherlff Alvan Allen. It is unneees-
sary to state that he did not answer 1t.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
NEW RECRUITING OFFICE

RECRUITING OFFICE TO ENLIST
MEN FOR THE FORTY-FIRsT
REGIMENT.
Lieutenant Albert w. Foreman, of
this city. opened a recruiting office at
No. 3 East Eighth street this morning,
for the purpose Of enlisting men for
the Forty-first Regiment. United
States Infantry. The Office will re-
main open for ten days, from . to -
o'clock in the morning, and from to
8 in the afternoon.
Lieutenant Foreman is anxious to
get men who were members OF the
First Delaware Regiment. It is
thought he will get several who we're
members Of his old company-Com-
pany A. The lieutenant was popular
with his men. Those who enlisted re-
Gently and failed to pass the recruiting
officer at Camp Meade will be given
another chance TO enter the service.
The enlistment is for two years, the
enlisted mems time expiring on June
80, 1901.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
sENT BAcK To PHILADELpHIA.

Manual Lopo, a Portuguese, suffer-
ing with consumption. applied at the
police station last night for lodging
having been shipped here from Phila-
delphia. He was on his way South
and was given 25 cents to come to Will
mington. He was sent back to Phila-
delphia to-day.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Martin McDonough, of this city, who
was committed recently to New Castle
Jail in default of fine and costs, on a
charge Of drunk and disorderly, and
attempted to commit suicide this
morning by cutting his throat.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
ANOTHER CHARTER FILED
IT is FOR A BALTIMORE POTTERY
AND TILE ENTERPRISE.

A charter for the Maryland Floor
Tile Company has been filed by the
Delaware Trust Company with Secre-
tary of State James II. Hughes. The
capital stock, sl25,OoO, is equally di-
vided into common and preferred.
Charles w. Partridge and Alfred
Plant, of Baltimore. and Gardner w.
Kimball, of this city, are the incorpo-
raatOrs.
II is the purpose of the concern to
manufacture tiles, pottery and earth
enware.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
TO SUCCEED PALMER.

Managers of the Ferris Industrial
School have elected Calvin c. Thomas
secretary, and Lindley c. Kent, treas
urer, 20 succeed Wilmer Palmer, re-
signed. Resolutions expressing regret
at Mr.. Palmer's retirement we're
adopted.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
CLIMBED A FLAGPoLE.

John Roman yesterday climbed the
forty-foot fiagpole on top of school No.
9 and rugged a new block and halyards
on the pole. Many people watched the
work with interest.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
IMpoRrANr scHooL NOTICE.

Office open daily, s to 4. and evening.
Z to 9, for enrolment OF students
Business and Shorthand courses. Cata-
logue free. Goldey College, Sth and
Market.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
BUSINess NOTICES.

LADIES' Coats altered. repaired and
cleaned at Kings, No. 6l5 Orange street.
LADIES! Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand) are the best.
Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send &c.
stamps for particulars. "Relef for
Ladies'" in letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
RonNEY sTREEr To oPEN.

Rodney Street Presbyterian Church
and Sunday school having been closed
for the month of August, will reopen
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
BEGINS WORK MONDAY.
ash Contractor A. G. B. Pm
clerson Succe eds Mr.. Stidham
NOTICE 10 HoUsBKEEPRRs


THE PLACING OF
ASHES AND RUBBISH FOR COL
LECTION. AND THE DAYS OF
REMOVAL on sAME-GooD RE.
SUITS EXPECTED FRoM TIE
NEW CONTRACTOR.
Beginning on Monday A. G. b. An
derson, the newly-appointed ash con-
tractor, will assume his duties, and
the indie ations are that the city will
receive better service than that rem
dered in the past.
For long time the Street and Sewer
Department has been receiving con-
stant complaints, and as the time OF
Contractor stidham expired, the direc-
tors determined to take steps toward
securing better service.
Bids were advertised for at a recent
meeting Of the department. and as A.
G. b. Anderson was the lowest bidder
his figures being 1880. he was award
ed the contract.
NOTICE ISSUED.
In order that property-owners
and manufacturers NAV
know the class of rubbish, etc. that
will be removed, and the time on
such removal Contractor Anderson has
issued the following notice, a copy Of
which will be left at every residence in
the city:
On and after Monday. September A.
1899, ashes and rubbish placed in tight
.receptacles that can be lifted by two
men, and which viii not hold more
than can be placed in an ordinary flour
barrel. set on the sidewalk, along or
near the curb line or in any alley ten
feet vide. before O'Clock in the
morning, will be removed as follows:
First district south OF and including
Eighth street, cast OF and including
Washington street, on Monday. Second
district, north of Eighth street and
east Of and including Washington
street, on Tuesday. Third district
south Of Eighth and west Of Washing
ton streets, on Wednesday. Fourth
district north of and including Eighth
street. and west Of Washington streets,
on Thursday.
General refuse includes: Ashes. Gin
ders bottles, tin cans and old l1itchenI
utensils, broken glass and crockery
Exception, all ashes, dirt and rub
Der scraps. sweepinsk and cut glass, tn
be placed in one receptacle; also trim
mings from ornamental vines, shrub
berry, waste paper of every description,
except wall paper, rags. old clothes,
carpets, oil cloths, and excelsior, when
tied in bundles, and placed alongside
or on top of receptacles.
Exception, all ashes, dirts and rub
bish made In the prosecution Of any
building operation. or by or for the
use Of any steam engine or other mo-
tor will not be removed.
Contractor Anderson has complied
with all the requirements of the street
and Sewer Department. regarding the
equipase for the work. Mr.. Anderson
has twelve teams, dump carts, six OF
which are new, and all Of which have
a canvas covering to prevent ashes
from blowing about the streets while
being hauled. The street snd sewer
directors predict a better service in
this direction than the city has had for
years.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
coAI. WOOD And GRAM.

IT. II. Sergeant, Coal and Wood. office
Seventh and King. Dclmarvia phone 5ib
Recleaned Oats, Hay and Straw.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
PERSONAL.

WIDOWER, "A years young, holding
high public position, worth 100000, ele-
CANT new residence, would marry aftec-
donate, sensible woman who would APP
prec.ate kindness. Address ''foDW ARD, ~
az East Fortieth street, Chicago, III.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02

For Trunks and Harness go to Yer.
ger, II East Third street.
Evening journal., 1899-09-02
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-rhe Iawton optical CO. en-
ployq no canvassers and anyone repre-
senting them as such are frauds and UNI
THE LAwTON OPTICAL co.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23

The paraphernalia for the surveyors,
who will survey for an extension of the
Rio Grande Western from Crevasse to
Fort Duchesne, or rather to the great
gilsonite fields in Utah on tho edge of
Colorado, was put Oh at Crevasse this
morning. II the branch is built this
city will be the division point for the
new road. No one. not acquainted with
tho situation can have any idea Of the
amount Of traffic already carried on by
team between Price, Utah, and the Gil
sonite beds. Every morning from ten
to twelve teams leave Price for the beds,
and there are that many teams returning
from there every day. 1t would be quito
q factor In tho trade Of this city. il ths
road were to build from Crevasse to this
city. Another survey ia being made but
it would bring tho end OF the branch
two hundred miles further west, while
the distance from this city is only sixty
five miles and a. the product all goes
east tho Western realizes that it would
be policy to build from this end Of their
road.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23

II, as estimated. tho beet sugar plant
at Grand Junction will bring to that
county an income of 1922 600 year. we
cannot see it otherwise than a good bus
mess investment to donate 800 acres OF
land, worth $50 or $40 an acre to secure
it. It will put thousands of acres OF
land now in its wild state under cultiva-
ton and every farmer in the valley
can gain q portion OF this revenue.
To the people who are to furnish the
money for this plant 1t is more or less an
experiment, while the farmers there
know by experience that raising the sug-
ar beet in that soil and climate is a pro-
fitable industry, 20 there is good reason
why they should grant this inducement
in order to get plant to handle beet
product.-San Miguel Examiner.
FoR RxNr-Two nice large rooms with
large praty. Apply TO lO3S East Rood
street. sly
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23

There is very grave danger that even
now after 80 much hope and progress,
the beet sugar factory may not be built
at Grand Junction, owing to failure to
secure the proper donations OF lands
with clear title. We are sorry to hear
this for we had SO much hoped that
plant would be erected on the Western
slope. thus practically demonstrating
the benefits Of the industry. However,
the people of that locality are still at 1t,
and may yet make the pull.-Montross
Enterprise.
Editors Note-The bonus asked for
the beet sugar factory has already been
secured.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23

The girls of Grand Junction had plot
ted to Hobsonize the Astor battery when
it passed Though that city the other
day, but when the soldier boys appear
ed they were under the chaperonage
OF bevy OF vaudeville girls. and the
damsels OF the Peach City will now
have to wait until Sharkey or some other
celebrity bobs up.-San Miguel Exam
iner.
DR.. Luther o. Martin and son from
Boston are recent arrivals In the city.
Dr. Martin makes a specially OF lung
diseases and came here last summer In
search OF climate favorable to persons
who were afflicted with consumption.
The delightful climate of Grand Valley,
together with its desirable location 30
impressed him that he purchased 800
acres of land located directly opposite
this city across the Grande river, where
he will establish home for his son, who
is consnmptive. 1t is hoped that the
change of climate may prove very bene-
flcial to the young mans health.
Fifteen Cents Buy 4 pair of our shoes
VIII Not and he who offers you
such deal believes in
saying that . sucker is
born every minute.
Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
DIRECT FROM PARIS.

As. McCarthy.-"You told mo your
husband was out Of work for six months.
How do you manage to wear bran new
dress every weekf'
Nm. Finnegsn.-"By chance got &C
quainted with Julius Goldberg, the Par
isisn dyer and clsansf. and he made my
old dress look like new."
French cleaning and dying; with Ex-
es2aios laundry. t
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT rHK BRUNSWICK.

J. B. Bailey, Denver.
N. Polask,
L. F. English, :"
II. ]. Shell,
DR.. L, Vaughan, Neeker.
Mrs. Leon Anner, Ouray.
G. 8. Brooks, Boston.
]. n. Cunningham, Montrose.
G. Il. Adkins, Paullina, Iowa.
A. 8. Bonney, st. Joseph.
A. Wertheimer, st. Louis.
Ed. Denner. Pueblo.
w. Watkins, Whitewater.
L. 8. Nicholson, Now York.
r. E. Francisco, Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
A GRAND FIRE TEST.

Ladies' and gentlemen, come out one
and all opposite, the court house Tues
day evening. January "a at 7:45 sharp
and witness test given with the great
est Of fire fighters, "The Stenpel.
Awarded gold medal At the Omaha
Exposition and at Atlanta Ga, by Cot
ton States and International Exposition.
Stempel F. Il. Mfg. Co.
o. Toepperwein Travelling Agt.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
You Can't Leave
Our Store

without being perfectly
satisaed. Its no hard
tax for u to please
you either. We have the
most complete line in
Dogtea ohoo 0eogo.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
mDoWAAmoUs.

1eIDoLAAAWDOUo.
Knights of Pythias ball.
The best of the season-the ball OF the
Knights of Pythias.
Mrs. ]. f. Foreman is home from a
two weeks visit to Palisade today.
Masks Of all kinds for the Turner's
masquerade at Bedwells. 81 Il
The ball Of the Knights of Pythias oc-
ours Friday night.
Secure your masks at Bedwelis for
the masquerade ball. 312l
Secure your tickets for the Grand ball
of the Knights of Pythias.
Percy Grubbs of the Nuckolls Packing
company, is visitor to the city.
II YOU want to take advantage OF low
prices, call on Bedwell. Cut rates on
everything there this month.
LII. Bisbee, travelling auditor for the
Rio Grande Express, Is an arrival in the
city today.
There will be good music and a thor
ouehly enjoyable time at the grand ball
of the Knights of Pythias. next Friday
night.
Rev. q. F. Boggess, who has been
preaching at Parachute for the past
week arrived home this morning.
The now instrumentalist of Boyer's Or
chestra, the trap drummer, will appear
for tho nrst time at the ball OF the
Knights OF Pythias.
am looking for the thing you don't
need, In your hosehold furniture. 1 will
trade you goods or pay you eash-An.
derson's Bargain House. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Adams celebrated
Saturday night, by dinner party to
number of friends, the ninth anniver-
sary OF their marriage.
Mrs. and Mrs.. David Roberts enter
tanned the Fifth street whist club Satur-
day night, the prize winners being Mr..
and Mre. Paul Roberts.
For Sale Prosperous restaurant, IN
thriving town, for s6O0 Proprietors can
give excellent reasons for wanting to
sell. Call at this office for information.
tt l 20
Never let the fact that the ball OF the
Knights Of Pythias will be the best
event OF the season, leave your mind.
Get your ticket at once and see that
those friends whose society you enjoy
will be there.
The young folks OF the city say that
they will miss all other events to go to
the ball Of the Knights of Pythias, for
the reason that they always have very
good time.
Mrs. w. r. johnson received word by
wire this morning that her husband had
reached Seattle from Dawson City and
would be home a. soon as railway trains
could carry him. He stated in pre-
vious letter that he would return to
Dawson City.
The mill warming" tonight at the
new mill of the Grand Junction Milling
4 Elevator company, promises to be
grand affair. The mill has all been thor
oughly cleaned preparatory to the occa-
sion and it will be thoroughly heated for
the comfort Of the guests.
Besides second-h hand goods, carry .
splendid line Of small hardware, iron en- |
ameled beds, Western washers, granite
ware etc OF course you know we don't
pretend to make l:ie profit OF the fancy
stores, while selling you the same goods.
It Anderson's Bargain House.
The grand masquerade ball by the
Grand Junction Turn verein occurs to-
morrow night at the Armory. From the
present outlook it promises to be well
conducted and well patronized affair.
The Turner'S are working hard to make
their guests have very pleasant time.
If You are You can buy any pair
SUuare OF shoes in our house
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23
WE DHs TO llvE

We hustle for business and We got It;
We strive to please and We do please.
Juli1s 0oldhaek.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23


The bonus for tho beet sugar :
factory is practically raised. Z
Tho attorney for tho Colorado :
Sugar Manufacturing company $
which will build the plant. Mr.. &
8. D. Walling, admitted to Sen {
tinel reporter Saturday night that {
the land that had been rendered
to him by the committee in this {
city was satisfactory and that he {
would 30 report to his company in
Denver.
There is little balance not yet Z
provided, which may have been 7
obtained today, which will make I
the required fifteen hundred acres \
y Of land. !
\ However, the fact that the COM
mittee has satisfied the attorney "
Of the company, should not deter
I any one who desies to give land i
4 from giving, as the committee has N
need for both land and money to y
4 clear some of the land, which had N
\ little encumbrances against it. In Y
\ some instances the land had taxes
against it and all these minor N
matters had to he attended to by u
the COMMITTEES before the land was
rendered to the company. !
II you have land to give and are
oblig atee to give to the committee
bring it forward. II you have 4
money to give, the committee Il
needs that also. D
1t is matter Of the greatest y
conRratulation that the bonus has n
been raised and that the attorney a
for the company is satisfied. a
"a
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-23

You can buy any pair
OF shoes in our house
and pay for them in
thirty days. We make
this Offer for this month
only ~ . special accom-
odstion after tho iinan-
cial strain on tho holi-
days.
Boston Shoe Store.
People's voice., 1899-05-04
Discovered BY a Woman.

Another great discovery has beeL
made, and that too, by a lady in this
country. Disease fastened it,
clutches upon her and for seven years
she wiJhstOod its seyerest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed iwminent. For three
months she cOnghed incessantly, and
could not sleep. She finally discovered
a way to recovery, hy purchasing If us
a bottle uf De. King, New Discovery
for consumption, and WIS so much
relieved on taking first dose, that she
slept all night; and with Two bottles,
has been absolutely cured. Her name
is Mrs. Luther Luz" Thus writes
W. c. Hamnick & Co., Of Shelby, NC.
Trial bottles free at T. r. Snyder'S
drug store. Regular size SOC and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed. 1
People's voice., 1899-05-04

hUr tile Christian EndeavUr al
hIchlLa The Santa re Will sell tickets
dL Que fare for the found "Trip. Tickets
Uu sale Juue Il los. Final return
limit June l6.
For tue CnautauQua Assembly al
niuneid the Sauia re viii sell round
"Trip Llckels u All Wellington people
who Wish " attend, al Que fare for the
round trip. Tickets GU sale June l9
" 29, Inclusive. Return limit July |.
Remember dates.
For tue Grand COmmandary Knight
Iemplars AZ Topeka the Old reliable
Santa Fe route wlil sell tickets at one
fare for the r0uUd trip. Tickets On
sale May to IL, inclusive. Return
limit May l3.
For the Commercial Mems meeting
at Wichita the Santa Fe will sell
tickets al Que fare for tue rOuod trip.
Tickets on sale May II and u. Return
limit May l5.
To the Knights Of Pytbias Grand
Lodge meeting, which cOuveues at
Topeka May l6, the Santa Fe will sell
tickets at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale May l3 10 Is inclusive.
Final return limit May 20.
For the Christian EndeavOr meeting
at Topeka the Santa Fe will sell tick.
cts at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale June to s inclusive.
Return limit June II.
To the Red Mems jubilee, which
conveneS at EmpOria during the first
week Of May, the Santa Fe will sell
tickets at enc fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale May to 6 inclusive,
Return limit May s.
To the Southern Baptist convention
at Louisville, KY, the old reliable
Santa Fe route will sell round trip
tickets at S22.S5 each. Tickets on sale
May s and 8. Final return limit ff-
teen (l5l days from date Of sale.
TO The Kansas Musical JnbileC
which c0GveneS at Hutchinson, Has,
MAY 16 to 10. the Santa Fe will sell
tickets at one fare for the round trip
Dates Of sale, May 10 to 10 inclusive
Final return limit May 20.
To the annual convention Of KaDSa:
State Sunday School association which
cUnyenes at Hutchinson, Kas., May
TO II, the Santa Fe will sell tickets at
one fare for the round trip. Dates oI
sale, May s to II inclusive. Return
limit, May II.
For the n. T. A. convention which
cOnyenes at Lus Angeles, Cal, July II
10 IA, the Santa Fe route will sell
round trip tickets at one first class
are plus 81. Dates Of sale, June % Il
July s inclusive. Going limit of tick,
cts, passenger must reach Los Angeles
NOT later than Jrly II. Final return
limit. September 1 Here is a great
chance to escape The not July weather
and enjoy a pleasant outing. The
scenery along the Santa Fe route
excels all other roads. For further
particulars see Santa Fe agent.