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The sun., 1901-04-12
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Professor Frisby is Committed fol
TWenty.four Hours.

Prof. William Frisby. colored. was
charged in City Court yesterday with
having his shoeblacking establishment
On Market street near Third open on
Sunday. lie entere, ii plea of not
guilty explaining that he did not want
10 convict himself hut when w. w. r..
Blackiston, a young white man. swore
that he had his shoes shined ut Frisby' s
place last Sunday Frisby announced
that he would plead guilty. He APP
peared highly indignant and started to
take his scat. leaving his position in
front of the bar Judge Townsend
commanded him to return to the bar,
but he said he would not 1o so and
continued walking toward a seat.
The judge insisted on having his order
obeyed and as Frisby was not in a mood
10 comply willingly he was locked up.
hy order Of the Judge, on the charge
# contempt of court. and will be incar-
prited until this morning, when the
ourt will give a decision on the charge
# keeping his place open on Sunday.
\ number of friends of the professor
allied mt the police station and endcav-
pred to bail him out but bail Mss re-
fused.
The sun., 1901-04-12
LAST INDOOR SPORTS.
Prizes Awarded to Y. M. G. A.
Contestants Last Night.
H slman Dohl Broke State Record for
High Jumping Other Associa-
tion Happenings.

The Y. Nj. G. \. gymnasium room
vas crowded last night with spectators
. witness the last Of the series of i'll
iuor sports. Herman Doh broke the
state record for indoor high jumping,
IL cleaning the bar at 3 feet 4 inches.
\ lillian IL. Saunders won first place
il the rope climb. William Il. Foster,
ecolld and Fred Ill. Megaw. third.
In the running high jump Herman
,,ohl was first. height feet inches;
William H. Saunders. second, feet
inches. with handicap; Levi Foster,
llirl. feet.
The prizes which were pcuter loving
ups were awarded to the winners by
;. s. Horn.
William b. Foster got first prize, with
sla points; William ii. Saunders,
econd prize, with SS1a points; +. l..
'hiling. third prize. Big points; Her
al Dohl, fourth prize. rs points; Fred
|. Aegaw. fifth prize, 2714 points.
The following fencing bouts wefa.
ivrn between the eventS Allison y.
<innncs and Edward Ill. Cooper. !. -.
lush and Robert $, Glover and Edward
|. Cooper and J. Il. Merrill. There
,aS also Il gymnasium exhibition by the
lass.
Tomorrow evening the basket ball
cam will play the Washington y. NJ.
. \. team in association hall. The
ocil team was defeated by the WASH
.istoli team al the latter city last Satur-
lay night by the score Of IA to 6.
Members Of the Y. Nj. q. A. in
crested III base ball will meet at asso
.iation nall this evening ut s o'clock to
'iscltss the formation of base ball
team.
The athletic department committee is
tlSo preparing plans for the coming
prllg sport.
On Monday, April %. Harry Steele
lnrriSon. The noted boy traveller will
cctlre on his travels ut the association.
\ reception will be rendered the No-
nan's Auxiliary on April 25. \ number
| II the members Of the association will
rohably attend the Northtrld Bible
| Conference during the coming summer.
| The camping committee is preparing for
number Of excursions and outings
during the summer.
The sun., 1901-04-12
CAR SHOPS BUSY,
Many Shipments Being Made by
jackson & Sharp Company.

The usual Spring rush of work ut the
car shops Of the jackson \ Sharp Co
is expected to start in about n week.
The company has made IL number Of
shipments of cars during the past week
and more shipments will be. made in a
few days;
On Wednesday the company made IL
shipment of five passenger coaches to
Richmond. Va, and ten coaches were
shipped to the +. 4 r. Railroad COM
pany on the same date. In day or so
shipment Of five passenger coaches
will be made to the Buffalo, Rochester
4 Pittsburg Railroad Go. There will
also soon be another shipment of electric
cars to the Peoples Railway of this
city and the Camden Interstate hallway
Company.
The Jackson \ Sharp Company will
bid on the alterations to be made for the
South Jersey Gas. Electric and Traction
Company to their office on Federal
street. between Fourth and Fifth streets,
Camden.
The sun., 1901-04-12
PASTORS HoNORED.
Receptions rendered the Revs. VIM
w. King and C. w. Prettyman.

From until 10 o'clock last night
the Rev and Mrs. William Writ King.
,astor Of Grace Nj. II. Church, were
endercd ii reception by the Sunday
school and Epworth League of the
.hurch in the Sunday School hall. The
Rev. Mr.. King has been pastor of
Grace Church for nearly two years and
aas become very popular with the con
grpgation and has made many friends
throughout the city. A delightful pro-
gram had been arranged for the recep-
lion last night and refreshments We're
served.
The Rev. {. w. Prettyman, the new
nastor Of Brandywine NJ. II. Church,
WAS given a reception last night by the
congregation Of the church. The re-
cption was held in the church and a
arge crowd was present to welcome
their new pastor. MIR. Prattyman is
IN able preacher and has already made
i good impression with the congrega-
tioH.
The sun., 1901-04-12
HAIR FACTORY
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Il. Blumenthal 4 Compaly's hair fac
tory, on the south side OF the Christiana
river and directly opposite the Charles
Warner CoInpany's wharf was totally
destroyed b, fire early this morning.
The fire was discovered by Officers
Chris. Shields and Harry Pierce, a few
minutes after 2 o'clock. Box No. Al
at Warmers wharf was struck by the
officers and a minute later t, general
alarm r vas turned in.
III, anne factory was on fire yester-
day afternoon and ii is supposed that
the fire this morning was caused by a
Wondering spark.
On account of the factory being in
such an out of the. way place il was
some time before the iirenicn could get
a stream on il.
y number of wagons and other hX-
lures which were under Il shed next
% the factory, were pulled out without
being damaged. The fire was under con
troll at o'clock, but it was some time
later when the engines stopped playing
On it. The loss will probably reach
$1,000.
The sun., 1901-04-12
THE MISSES FORD ENTERTAIN
Number of Friends at Dancing at
Their Home.

Misses Nancy and Nellie Ford enter
tained Il large number of their friends
on Wednesday evening ut their home
Ford avenue and Sixth street. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
j. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dough-
prty. Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. daley,
Misses ELLA Byrle. Daisy Watts OF
Washington. Mabel Neary, Nam Neary,
Elizabeth Nenry. Bella Sexton, Nellie
Sexton, Iula Cole, Sarah Malloy, Mary
Rossel. Jane crilly and Matte Gill;
William MacNamara of Philadelphia.
Joseph MeSsck Of Chester. William
Butts. George Hart, Martin Fairy.
James Bradford. John O'Donnell. Paul
Thatcher. Edward Byrne, Joseph Law
son and John Malloy and Joseph Ros-
sell
The sun., 1901-04-12
AT
SAN JUAN
Our Minister Talks on Situation in
Venezuela.
SAYS HE is NOT RECALLED
Thinks Entire Trouble is Due to the
Asphalt Controversy, Which He
Believes Will Take Months
to Settle.

San Juan de Porto Rico, April H.
The United States auxiliary cruiser
Scorpion has arrived here from
La Guayra, Venezuela, having on board
Mr.. Francis b. I.oonlis. the United
States minister to Venezuela.
Mr.. Loomis is about to sail for New
York on board the Red Line steamer
Caracas. He was noncommittal as 10
the exact situation, saying he was not
recalled, but was simply on leave Of
absence.
Continuing, Mr.. Loomis said there
was no probability of the United
States severing diplomatic relations
with Venezuela. He will not report to
Washington from here by cable. Mr..
I.oomis left MIR. William Il. Russell.
the secretary of the legation, in charge
ut Caracas.
Answering a question OH the sub
iect, Mr. Loomis said he saw no neceS-
sity for sending the United States
squadron to Venezuelan waters. though
he admitted that it was possible this
might be done.
Venezuela Now Quiet.
Venezuela is now quiet and there is
no immediate apprehension of a revo-
luton. The minister believes Presi-
dent Castro is capable of handling the
situation.
He made 10 direct statement regard
ing the possibility of trouble between
the United States and Venezuela, re-
marking that he could not talk on the
subject before reporting ut Washing
ton. but so far as he knew the entire
misunderstanding was due to the as
pllait controversy, and he thinks
months will elapse before it is settled
| in the courts.
| lie refused to deny that a certain
anti-American ring would he glad to
see him recalled. Mr.. Loomis thought
there was nothing serious i'll the stua-
ton.
| The press dispatches from Caracas
are strictly censored.
The sun., 1901-04-12
To Test Legislative Arr.

Counsel will likely be retained hy the
Board of Public Education to test the
'olstitutionalty Of the recent act Of the
Legislature apportioning the school fund
IT the State. members of the hoard
'lainins that II conflicts with the State
constitution in that the proposed diyi.
sion is not equitable. A conference
will be had with City Solicitor Con
nd before any action is taken. Some
# the members believe the first step
will he 10 enioin the State treasurer
rom paying ont any money until the
question can be decided by the court.
II this is done the entire State will he
effected until the court gives its de-
cision.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Brandywine Summit Points.

Alban Harvey is preparing to build Il
large silo in the corner of his barn at
Brandywine Summit.
Thomas Kellum is building a new
woodhouse over his iceho,isc. and is
adding Il new kitchen to his residence
Concord Grange had on Monday night
the largest regular meeting in its his
tory. Members were present to the
number of fifty-seven. Six candidates
were to have been initiated, but three
were sick, and the rites were postponed
Il week.
The sun., 1901-04-12
School Bands New Leader.

Charles Savins has been appointed by
Superintendent A. s. Meserve, leader
of the Ferris Industrial School Band to
succeed Samuel Il. Wright, who re-
ceived an appointment in the army.
The preparations for the concert to be
given in the Grand Opera House on
April II. which was begun by Mr..
Wright, will he continued by the new
leader Savins is only II years of age.
He is one of the boys at the institution,
having been sent there from this city,
ana has received all his musical cdu-
cation there and become proficient.
The sun., 1901-04-12
DTERS! BE TRANSFERRED
TODAY, If YOU HAVE MOVED

Every who has right to vote at the coming city
election who has removed from tie district in which he
voted at the last general election, should have his
transferred today The Department Of Elections will be
o,en every afternoon during April for the purpose of
transferring such voters from district to another At
least one of the election commissioners will sit at the de-
partments headquarters the southeast corner of Sew
enth and Shipey streets. Do not delay. Have your
name transferred today
The sun., 1901-04-12
plans for Addition to College.

Chief Justice Charles B. Lore, DR.
George w. Marshall of Milford and
Wilson Il. Cavender of Smyrna, build
ing committee of the Delaware State
College for Colored Students, and the
Rev. w. G. Jason, president of the
college, met at the Court House yester.
day with Architect Lewis r. Springer
and discussed plans for the proposed
$4,000 addition to the college. The
architect will prepare plans and speci
| iications for presentation at full meet
ing Of the board in this city next Thurs
| day.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Bayard Widdoes Dead.

Byard Wi,ldoes, aged So years, died
"Wednesday Mt his residence at Newark.
He was Il native of Newark and well
known throughout the county. He was
II Democrat and served one term as
coroner Of New Castle county. For
about 40 years he ran stage lines be-
tween the town of Newark and other
points, including Il line to the F.. w.
\ Il. railroad station. At one time he
was proprietor of the old Delaware
House. ut Newark. The funeral takes
place on Sunday afternoon.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Mealey Does VT Object.

Levy Court Commissioner John J.
Mealey, when ased yesterday what he
thought Of the proposed investigation of
The Levy Court by Attorney General
Herbert II. Ward said: lie had no
objection to an investigation and would
rather prefer that one be had. He
considered that in view of the gossip
that has been afioat concerning Levy
Court methods. it would be best for the
public and the court to have the investi-
cation made"
The sun., 1901-04-12
a Boy DetectiYe

William Hinson. colored, aged II
wears, an inmate of the Ferris Industrial
School. was, on Wednesday, sent out
by Superintendent Meserve to search
for Charles Moore, colored, aged Is
years, who ran away from the school
in October, 1899. Hinson was given
enough money to last him several days.
lIinson located Moore at a point about
s miles from Chester and brought him
10 this city.
The sun., 1901-04-12
FIRE AT HAIR FACTORY.
Oil on the Machinery Catches
Fire.
flames Were Extinguished by the
Washington Chemical Engine.
Damage Was Slight.

Oil on the machinery at the hair fac
tory of Blumenthal \ Co., in South
Wilmington, caught fire at 3.44 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
There was Il great deal of smoke and
Lewis Homer struck box AZ. The fire
was extinguilshed by the Washington
chemical engine.
The damage was reported to be very
slight and covered by insurance.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Students to Attend Exposition

The. students OF the Virginia Poly
tcclnH. Institute have been given per-
mission by their president to 90 as a
corps to the Pan-American Exposition
at Buffalo, May 9Th to 18th. The cadet
band will also attend and render several
choice selections. Two Wilmington
boys. sons of w. Il. Coney, are students
there - =
The sun., 1901-04-12
Brochure ofPark.

The management of the Brandywine
Springs Pa.. has issued Il brochure set
ting forth the beauties of that pleasure
ground and advertising it for the season
of 1901. Many good pictures are given
of park scenes and views. and there is
information as to excursion rates from
different points. 1t is Il good hook for
managers of excursions TO see, and
should bring business to the park in the
coming season.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Impropine Public Roads.

Jeremiah b. Harvey and j. Frank
petiedmangp, road commissioners of
Branlywine hundred are improving the
roads of the hundred. They have bought
il stone crusher, which is now ut work
IN MIR. lIarvey's place near Harvey
station ami the stone is being placed on
the road that runs from Grubb's Cor
ner to the Practical Farmer. They pro-
pose extending the improvements to
othpl. roads of the hundred and the
effect will he worth the attention of
commissioners in other hundreds.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Harrington Easter Dance.

The Easter dance was given in Har-
.ington. The '.atroneSscs were Mrs.
Il. G. Jones rs. J. w. Sheldrake,
Mrs. J. $ arlington, Mrs. ]. T..
Mowbray, Is. IL. $. Riley. The mem
hers of the committee are w. w. Sharp,
L.. G. Jones. @. Il. Waller, +. L. Flen-
ing. III. G. Fleming, q. w. Hanson, j.
w. Harrington and y. I. Shaw.
The sun., 1901-04-12
APRIL WEDDING
BELLS RING
David Dutrow Thomas and Miss
Mary E. Williams United
In ST. PAUL'S M. E.. CHURCH
Left for Southern Bridal Tour and
Will Live in Baltlmore-Ma-
loney-Scott Nuptials
at Townsend.
In ST. PAUL'S M. E. CHURCH

Miss Mary Elizabeth Williams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Williams.
was married ut 1.30 o'clock yesterday
10 David Dutrow Thomas, Jr., of Balti-
more The ceremony took place at st.
I'aufs NJ. Il. Church and was performed
by the Rev. W. l.. 5. Murray, pastor
of the church.
The bride Wore a beautiful bisque
colorcd gown Of crepe de chene, trimmed
with Russian lace and carried bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. j.
Trlvers Thomas was matron Of honor.
She was dressed in white silk null and
carried Il bouquet of American beauties
!. Trayers Thomas husband of the
natron of honor. acted as best man.
The llshers were L. A. Richards and G.
\. Roberts, of Baltimore; Oliver G. Ora.
per and Owen j.. Williams, Of this
city
y. +, Hadley played the wedding
march. A wedding breakfast was
served mt the home Of the brides par.
entS. No. 9O5 Hazelett street. The
bride and groom left in the Afternoon
for an extended tour south. They will
make their home at No. 1919 st. Paul's
street Baltimore.
The groom is employed by the Mary
land Steel Go. at Spalrows Point and
until recently WAS in the employ of the
Harlan X Hollingsworth Cimpany, this
lcity
The sun., 1901-04-12
Assisted at Chester Concert,

At the musical and dramatical con-
cert which was given last night in I'M
maculate Heart School Hall, Chester,
Pa. for the benefit of the organ fund
Of the immaculate Heart Church, Mrs.
Mary Comor Preston, soprano of st.
Paul's Il. G. Church choir; Miss Cora
Taggart. contralto: Joseph McCullen,
tenor, and John 4. Mahoney, baritone,
all of this city, took part.
The sun., 1901-04-12
orporate Country Club,

Articles Of incorporation for the Will
mington Country Club have been sent
to Dover. 1t is to have capitalization
of $25,0OO and its incorporators are Ben
iamin Nields, ]. Ernest Smith and An
drew G. Gray. The country club is to
lease the William du pont property at
Green Hill, and is to succeed the Della
ware Field Club.
The sun., 1901-04-12
clam snel,r for Billy Heal.

J. n. Murroy, who was arrested by
Captain Kane, for the larceny of il coat
from l.ippincott X Co.'S store and was
given Il term in Jail is an artist of some
ability and spends his spare time in
painting flowers on clam shells as well
nS other art work. lie presented Officer
William Heal with two prettily painted
clam shells.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Subscribed TO Additional Cap.taI.

Wednesday was the last day for sub
scriptions to the additional stock of the
Diamond State Steel Co.. and many per-
sons took advantage Of the offer made
by the company. Next Monday is the
final day for stockholders to assent to
the plans suggested for the formation
Of new company. It is believed that
the organization will he effected.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Held for Upper Court.

Frank Austin and William Dorsey.
both colored, were given a hearing in
the City Court yesterday on the charge
of the larceny of bones from the estab-
lishment of William j. l.ltz. Mt No.
1l9 West street. They were each held
in 5000 bail for the Court of General
Sessions.
The sun., 1901-04-12
win Address Chester Y. NJ CA

On Sunday afternoon the Rev. IT..
Burgctte Short will make an address
al the Chester Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday
night Mr.. Short will talk to men only
at Epworth Church on "Manly Pur-
poses" There will be woman's meet
ing in the Sunday School room of Ep-
worth Church Sunday night, when an
address will be made by Mrs. Marks
The sun., 1901-04-12

worklncn in this country will be effected
by the reduction.
The meeting last night was the first
or a series which MIR. O'COnnell and
MIR. 'C;ompcrs will address from here
to New England. or the 500 machin-
lists in Wilmington 400 of them or men,
bers of the Machinists' Association.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Conferred with Mr.. ward.

Dr. Beniah l.. Lewis of Harrington
was in this city on Wednesday and
conferred with Attorney General Ward.
He was one of the physicians who held
the post mortem examination on the
body of George w. Hearn of that place
who was murdered.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Made superintendent.

Benjamin Gulick. aged 16 years. has
been appointed permanent superintend-
ent of the electric light plant at the
Ferris Industrial School. He has been
in charge Of the plant over since it was
started on February 10th.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Orphan Rows Entertain.

The boys Of the Delaware Orphans
Home and Industrial School. No. 112s
Walnut street, gave an exhibition last
night at Pyle's Cycle Academy. The
entertainment was for the benefit OF
the institution.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Finished the Work.

Clinton Cook and l.. ID. Mcssick have
concluded weighing the mails on the
trans passing through this city. They
finished Tuesday at 4.2O n. III. The
weighing was continued for forty days
The sun., 1901-04-12
Married ON ApriI Third.

On the third of April Franklin Will
lams and Miss Lottie Smith both of
this city were married Mt the Epworth
NJ. H. Church parsonage by the Rev.
f. Burgette Short,
The sun., 1901-04-12
Raception at Trinity Parish

4 delightful reception was held from
to o'clock yesterday afternoon i'll
Trinity parish house. 1t was largely Mt.
tended by members Of other parishes
throughout the city and State.
The sun., 1901-04-12
Pbi,adelphia Couple Married.

George Paxson. Ir.. and Annie Il.
Shirley. both Of Philadelphia were mar
rcd yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
+. Burgette Short.
The sun., 1901-04-12

BE sure and attend the sale OF agri-
cultural impliments and horses To-
day 1T II o'clock. of White Bros, \. Il.
Cor. Front and Orange streets.
The sun., 1901-04-12
railroad Victims, Inquest Today.

Coroner Frick is investigating the
eases of Charles w. Develle and John
Kelley both of whom were killed on the
Delaware railroad on Wednesday. The
inuuests will probably be held today.
The sun., 1901-04-12
fire Alarm Company Incorporated.

Dover. April 1.-THE American Auto
matte Frealarm Co. of Cleveland. O..
which has a capital stock of 900.
filed its certificate of incorporation here
today.
The sun., 1901-04-12
viii he Taken by Bu,.ber.

Harry Il. Bucher will take group
photograph of City Council on Sunday
Mayor Fahey. Clerk Morrison and Bail
iff Ryan will also he on the picture.
The sun., 1901-04-12

.Atteld the sale of agricultural impli-
mrnts and horses at White Bros, at Il
O'Clock =.
The sun., 1901-04-12

MALONEY-SCOTT WEDDING.
Levi Lattomus Maloney and Miss Nina
Gertrude Scott both Of Townsend were
married in Emmanuel NJ. T.. Church at
Townsend on Wednesday. Mr.. Ma
loney is il clerk ut the Security, Trust
and Safe Deposit Company.
The sun., 1901-04-12
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= Cszzlx-