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The sun., 1901-12-09

Methodist ministers of this city to-
gether with preachers Of this dcnomina-
ton in every city Of the country object
to the action of the Methodist Hymnal
Revision Committee in deciding to eliinin-
! ate the old favoritc, ''Sweet Hour Of
Prayer" from the hymnal. The com
mittee is now in session in Cincinnati.
Ohio, revising the hymn book and there
il likely to be vigorous protest made
! by members of the Methodist denomina-
tion over its action regarding this fine
old hymn, which is considered by many
ministers to be the finest in the book.
! The committee objects to the last line
If the hymh Farewell, farewell, sweet
hour of pray'r."
Many other hymns are being struck out
in the revision, the number being rcduc-
ed from 1000 to about 600. In the main
| this is not objected to as for some time
It has been considered that the book wns
too bulky. The principal objection seems
to have arisen about the hymn. "Sweet
Hour Of Prayer" and the following
views were expressed last evening by
Methodist clergymen of this city who
were asked for their opinions:
The sun., 1901-12-09
POLICE ARREST ALLEGED
WALKING SPEAKEASY

William August Of No. S12 Claymont
street was arrested early yesterday morn
ing on the charge of selling liquor with
OUT license, by Patrolmcn McGillon
and Mclaughlin. Samuel Bilderback, an
old man, was seen drunk by the police
men. and when they asked him where he
got liquor he said August had sold it To
, him.
Biderback was suhpoenacd as q wit
ness against August, who will be ar
raigned in City Court this morning. He
said August whom he met on the street.
had a bottle of whiskey with him and
charged him twenty-five cents drink.
The sun., 1901-12-09
WILLIAM BROOKS MISS ING.
was Last Seen at 10 O'Clock Satur.
day Night.

William Brooks, aged 80 years, of No.
1852 Davis street, has been missing since
10 o'clock Saturday night. His disap-
pearancc was reported to the police last
evening with the request that they keep II
lookout for him. He was last seen AT
Fourth and Market streets Saturday
night at 10 o'clock, presumably waiting
for ear to go home on.
He Wore a black derby hat, Il dark
Raglan overcoat over n cunning coat and
knit jacket. dark trousers. dark blue
shirt and black neckte. lie wore short,
dark side whiskcrs and moustache, is of
fair complexion, height, five feet, six
inches, weight, ITO pounds
The sun., 1901-12-09
DELMARVIA IN BALTIMORE.
ID. & AS Rival Now Has Connection
With Monumental City.

The Dclmarvia Telephone Company
has made through connection with the
Maryland Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany at Baltimore, Md.
The first telephone communication over
the independent lines between Whining
ton, Del, and Baltimore. Md, was ac-
complished Saturday. The lines will be
open for business between these points
on or before Monday, December 16, and
the rate for five minutes service will
be fifty sents. This will be a saving
to those who have been paying seventy
cents for three minutes.
The sun., 1901-12-09
WIFE DESERTERS
SHOULD BE BURNED
he Rev. ]. c. Johnson Makes Strong Address to
Young Men at the Y. M. c. A.
HE REV. H. S. DULANEY TALKS TO RED MEN

/, 4 wooden man and should he
rJ.u,. Whipped at the stake said the
i II. johnson during an address
!. rb, Young Mems Christian Asso-
,n meeting yesterday afternoon. Mr..
son had hrcn speaking of men who
| then. wives and families to strlg
|0r living as best they can and il
Ia that class of men he referred
making the above statement,
|. nFuy present were visibly startled
|is pain words in describing his
|mpt lnr such ,lcScrtcrs.
| johnson is from Philadelphia aud
.rr In charge of the Mems Thea
|ryir,, which are being held Mt Wal
,Sirmt Theatre in that city. He is
! lprr-tiIrg talkcr and has a wide
.rion t6f his plain addresses to mem
lrai.p Yesterday was largely M
ani slpcal music was rendered.
8prakrr' subject was Wooden
NH johnson in his introduction
he St5Il ur how Dayid'S wife got
N VI the house and away from her
\. Sin iNIt 4 log Of wood on the
Vi lG&id'> enemies instead of find
b. fmmd . wooden man.
slhirc h. said, ''is not about
or li- wife but the wooden man"
|Ulmt.ai ~tid that in Philadelphia
rr larsp cities il is astonishing
mbnr u men who run away aud
The sun., 1901-12-09
BUSY SHIPYARD.
Vessels Being Repaired and Built at
II & III. Yard.

There is a rush in the shipbuilding de
partment Of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Go. \ large force of men We're
working on several of the boats yeSter-
day.
The big double-deck ferryboat Bound
Brook recently completed for the Central
Railroad of New Jersey, will leave for
New York this morning. This is one
Of the finest boats of her kind that was
ever built in this city. She will be
placed in service at once.
The steamer Pathfinder had steam in
her boilers yesterday for the first time.
This boat will be completed and ready
to leave in n short time. Work is also
being rushed on the steamer Brandon of
the Old Dominion Line, which was
launched several weeks ago.
The sun., 1901-12-09
SPARKS IN RUINS.
Rubbish at Charles Warner Company
Freight House Afire.

The work of cleaning away the wreck
freight house which was recently burned
down is being rushed. i.aborers We're at
work all day yesterday removing the
deprls. Early in the afternoon some Of
the debris caught fire from smouldering
sparks but was quIcky put out by the
means Of garden hose.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Machinists Elect Omcers.

Wilmington Lodge Of Machinists at a
meeting held on Saturday elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, Evan w. Gallagher; vice
president, Thomas Dale; recording secre-
tary, Richard Smith; financial secretary,
William Ball; treasurer, John Morrison;
trustees, Joseph IIaffy and James Me
I.aughlin, inside sentinel, Peter Tierney
and conductor, Benjamin ID. Paris.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Homeopathic Hospitaiomcers.

At the meeting of the managers of the
Homeopathic Hospital held on Saturday
afternoon the old officers were reelected
for the ensuing year as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. +. w. Mendinhall; vice-preSi-
dent. Mrs. Emma Kittinger; recording
secretary. Mrs. Il. q. Quigley; cores
ponding secretary, Mrs. Annie +. Poole
and treasurer Mrs. Emma l.. Weldin.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Leading Horseman Retires.

George A. AIillington, of Dover, late
president of the Delaware State Agri-
cultural Society Saturday advertised the
entire stock farm mile from Dover, for
sale at public vendue. Mr.. Millington
announces that he has positively quit the
turf and will sell for what they will
bring all his fast trotting and road
horses, including "Vic Wood" celebrat-
ed track favorte. He has been the lead
ing horseman in Delaware for years.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Wilmington Won.

The Wilmington basketball team won
an interesting game from the Penn
Wheelmen hy the score of l6 to II. The
home team stopped the streak Of victories
for the Whccmen. The game was play
ed at the Sportsmen Show and the at
tendance was large. On next Thursday
evening the Norristown and Wilmington
will clash at the same place and good
game is expected.
The sun., 1901-12-09
nOIiyia" on FLYER.

The Pullman parlor car "Olivia" run
ming on the Philadelphia X Reading
Jersey Central flyer, between Philadel-
phia and Scranton, is the ear which the
Pullman Company sent to Washington
for the use of the President to take him
to his home on Long Island to vote on
election day. The entire equipment Of
this new train is the very finest that can
he obtained.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Inquest on Gilmore.

Coronel Frick held an inquest on Sat
urday over the remains of James Gil
more who was struck and killed by ear
No. AZ Of the Wilmington City Railway
last Thursday night. The jury rendered
il verdict of accidental death. Gilmore's
wife and family claimed the body and
had it removed from the morgue to
their home at Fifth and Adams streets.
The sun., 1901-12-09
risited Chester Division.

Members Of Division No. 4, Ancient
Order of Hibcrnians headed by Presi-
dent j. i. IIealy went to Chester by
special car Saturday night, leaving
Eighth and Market streets at $50 o'clock.
They were the guests Of Division No. 2,
of Chester. and spent most delightful
evening, returning about midnight.
The sun., 1901-12-09
SodaIity Held Reception.

The members of the Blessed Virgin
Sodality of st. Patrick's r. G. Church
held~a large reception in the church last
night Twenty-Five members were re-
ceivpd. One hundred and fifty members
participated in the exercises. The music
was exceptionally fine and the church
was crowded to the doors.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Reunion orc. A, r.

On next Saturday evening there VIII
lr il reunion OF the members OF the
Grand Army of the Republic residing IN
New Castle county ut du Pont Post
room, No. 500 Market street. The idea
of the reunion is TO give the veterans
chance to talk over old times.
The sun., 1901-12-09
-To Organize New Conclave. :

A preliminary meeting was held at
6lO 1-2 Market street, fourth floor, on
Saturday evening last for the purpose of
organizing new concluve Of Heptasophs
OF. Seven Wise Men. Another meeting
will be held on Wednesday night. A
conclave will also soon be Instituted at
Newport
The sun., 1901-12-09
CAUTION.

All parties contemplating underwriting purchasing Sc
cu1ties based upon the property of the Wilmington CDea
aware Company warned to carefully investigate
the gas situation in Wm before doing The Oxy
Hydrogen Company of Wilmington, Delaware owned
by my friends works practically finished and it will
ultimately lay its pipes in the City of Wilmington The re.
suit will undoubtedly be prolonged gas which will
vent the Wilmington Gas Company from making
earnings az picabe to dividends or interest
49, Edward Addicks.
The sun., 1901-12-09
| [AWAREANS A 4
HONOR STA 7E
Societies Gave Banquets in
Philadelphia Saturday.
tlNENl MEN PRESENT
Delaware Met at the STRAIT
d and The Delaware So
ciet, Dincd at the
Bellevue.
|TNENl MEN PRESENT

lnd bile hen OF Delawar,
o her cu4ckS Saturday night, end
moeI answered from tue nortl
walnut >trect, Philadelphia, Tho
t-"in tbs south side.
sou "r Delaware and III,
SaanlN wrr" holding rival ban
.aEm"r tu The Hotel Stratrord
lt llas Hotel Bellevue, ii
l'5ii, tt0l, banquet for til,
*I9N0lla, 'he second annual
.h 'l0n Delaware Society. Mer
h.l 'liE lr the State Of Della.
't=la" country at large, wcr,
4 o# organization l7h mrl
"A94 at the banquet Of tn,
Unt lno dining with tn,
,.y5 l lli' two banqucts, whcl
HH5 iillc"d arose primarily
NA' 'i rnamS, Too much fnrni
-" lrh rent We're the subject,
At sous or Delaware was or
ia, ion was to cclchrat,
'N to civ" a banquet o.
t.g "u lNcember I. 1887, the
N1ln ratified the Constitu
Hlt"d States.
asn some members Of tn,
lt."t@r objected to the suit,
occupied by the society
Budding. They said th,
NWensiyc-thnt less Pre-
wy S costly Offices woull
N'&c'lSsinn grew. Thrl
~ "f th" society withdrew
Z" delaware Society, ant
olR@ Inst December.
"7' had its speakers and it,
A'lli"r set Of speakers sait
sL'llN of the other set. or th,
he Sons of Delaware hat
'hnS " tonStmastcr, ant
y" STATE Of Delaware" b,
N'lIl, governor Of Delaware
tte program, Delaware,
WI ana George Alfre,
&a lllS place, The Other
" Iigll' themes were: "Om
Nt"''pmcnts," Hon. Johr
ot New York, formerly
''L' Duties Of Citizenship,
'gt bradford, of Whining
Iailed States Court; Lib
'Aht nlence," Rev. Vaughn
smyrna; The Impress %
@I New York City" vii
nom Ir., of New York
'Nrr, Del; "The Sands o.
'aE.' W. McFce, of George
n Society also had il.
tnasts, President vii
acting as toaStmaStrr
n" following: "Thc Statt
r"NPondcd to by the Hon
E'iS, deputy attorney-gcn
s'r'' Judiciary" by William
Of the Wilmington bar
Naneto," Mayor Ash
= areanS," General jaime,
delaware and pennsylva
nh Origin" John l.. Kin
'"r, and delaware Wo
! oornwell Jennings.
Of distinguished visitor
'yrlIly divided between tn,
y" sons Of Dclawar
Pli'lr to their collection o
hrlsing: Hon. l.. III. Ball
NEf"SS from Delaware
cannon, lieutenant gov
w; Hon. II. G. Conrad
Z, S'lrid, William r. Smith
i,3 ,,'r'1 Townsend, Hon. Wi
"lllk' Judge OF the Com
n James A. r. Dilwortl
H. H. Marshall, Hon. John II
M 2. w. Tunnel, Rober
"n' Colonel a. X. McClur,
o,'r ar" Society was no les
aoan ACTION ofnotables. Anon
''pted the hospitality q
The sun., 1901-12-09
Hand Amputated.

While working at the Richardson flour
mills on Saturday afternoon 5. L. Capbel
hnd his right hand badly crushed by
getting ii caught in some machinery. He
was removed to the Homeopathic Hospi-
tai where the injured member was ampu-
tatpd.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Charged with Trespass

John Parker was arrested Saturday
night by Special Officer Gordy, charged
with trespassing on the property of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Officer
-Gordy brought Michael Falls in yester-
day or similar charge.
The sun., 1901-12-09
steamer Allegheny Leaves.

The steamer Allegheny of the Mer-
chants Line. which has been undergoing
repairs at the Harlan & Hollingsworh
Company left yesterday afternoon. The
boat was towed to the mouth of the
river by the tugs Tauris and Meteor.
The sun., 1901-12-09
METHODISTS AROUSED
BY HYMNAL REVISION
Committee Has Stricken Out "SWect Hour of PRAYER"
and Other Old Favortes. May be
Vigorous Protest.
VIEWS OF
WILMINGTON

Sweet hour of pray'r. Sweet hour of
pray'r!
May | thy consolation share.
Till, from Mount Pisgah's lofty height,
| view my home and take my flight?
This robe of flesh I'll drop and rise
TO seize the everlasting prize;
And shout while passing thro' the air,
Farewell farewell. sweet hour OF pray'r.
The sun., 1901-12-09
railroad Y. NJ. @. A. Meet,ne.

The meeting Of the Railroad Y. M. G.
4. Yesterday afternoon was addressed
by John II. Clark of Delmar, engineer on
the n. Y. T. X N. Railroad. ]. W.
Dick had charge of the song service
The sun., 1901-12-09
,icNabb elected delegate.

J. E. McNabb has been elected by the
local bricklayers association delegate
to the thirty-sixth annual convention of
the International Association of Brick
layers and Masons, which will be held
in Pittsburg, Pa, January 1897.
The sun., 1901-12-09
Sewers for Dover.

Engineer 4. G. Hatton of this city will
estimate on the cost Of giving Dover n
sewerage system. 1t is expected that
it will he built next year.
The sun., 1901-12-09
A BUSINESS AXIOM.

from printer'sInk.
Money! spenfin continuous adUer-
t;ejno in the daily press dYaws
interest that is compounded daiiy.
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| its custdI
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Yankee Locomotive. for John Dull.

George = Gibbe. general manager Philip
Burt. general ira mo mAnse ger. Charles A.
Harrison. chief engineer. and other ofiosss
Of the Northeastern Railway Of England
have been the guests OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad during the past week and have
inspected the plants Of the principal oar
aud locomotive manufacturing companies
Ia the State 81 Pennsylvania.
General Manager Burt said yesterday
that they had hEen greatly impressed
IL was his purpose, he said. 90 recommend
to his company the purchase Of the large
typ, ~ American locomotives and also
several thousands ~ cars - the pre>sed
steel oar type lie thought Il not un-
likely that British railroads Would sprud
81 American railroad equipment within the
neat wear
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MAILS


Nal. for CHINE and japan. Via Iscoma close here
dAHs ~ $50 y n ~ ~ NoN. v. lhd,s,f,
fui despatch PEI steamship olympia Mails
fof emma and Japan, Wa SeAtu.. closs h"ie
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t,frd mall mus BE- directed VIA Ncalllr
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w-., She asL-. . ..-nce..lsn.

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asrrs have mdu'ri the Ns-r Shore hail
rad &C. discontinue 10" piartI,r ~ com
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Mails for Newfoundland by rail TO North sydney
aud thence by steamer. close al this once dAhy
ESQ :. N. tconnectius clos, here even Mon
day. Wednesday and saturday, Mails Tor
Nlquelon. by rail- " Boston, aud thence by
steamer, close NJ this once daily at SD y
N Nails foT Cuba, By rail TO Port Tampa,
TIA. and thence BY steamer. close NJ THIS once
daily at $500 A. N, the connecting closes are
on Monday. v ednesdAy aud saturday,. Mails
for NeIloo Guy. overland, unless especially
addressed for despatch b. steamer, close AZ
ms ornce daily al 80 y n and ~ 90 p. n
Mails fr COSTA Rics. belils. Puerto CorteI
aud GuAtemAla. by rail- 20 New Orleans and
thrnce b. sL~Auef, close Al ths once dhhy
n N connecting closes here Monday ;
Tor Belize. Puerto CoHrr aud Guaiemsla ana
tuesdays Tor Costa kira' thrgAleTed Jiah
cloves al ouU y N previous dal
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NOTE that this estimate Is based on the current
price Of a0c. per barrel at the well.
NOW NOTE THIS

NOTE that this estimate Is based on the current
price OF S0c. per barrel at the well.
NOW NOTE THIS.
c. p. 2. Csracrtsti. c. r., z. NJ, the most noted
expert aud authority on petroleum In the United
States. who sends the wire above quoted. and
who has . world wide reputation from his reports
on the Russian. Roumnnian and Past India oil
nelds. In his report on the Texas oil neld, publish ed
Oct. 8, 1901. says:
Amer careful examination OF conditions and
component parts Of the various oils, I md ] am
perfectly justined in predicting SIXTY CENTS
PER BARREL o TEXAS CRUDE Pc
TROLEUM.
The home demand for this production will
be such within the next nine months as TO TAX
THE FULL CAPACITY OF H BEAUMONT
FIELDS. and better prices may be had AZ home
than abroad. forcing the Foreigners 70 increase
their bids upon petroleum. within twelve meaths
the demand for Texas fuel petroleum WILL BE
GREATER THAN II SUPPLY"
Mr.. Carscristis judgment thus doubles the
company's own estimate Of It's profits.
There Is not only money In Texas oil-there
is WEALTH.
The present issue OF stock Is TO provide trans
portstion. storage and marketing facilities for
the company's production. and this Is the last
opportunity 10 secure al the lowest possible
world.
Unti Wednesday. Nov. 9th. the stock can be
purchased at soc, per share (psr value tiO0 full
paid and non essessable). but not after that
date.
NOTE that all mail orders for stock At 50 cents
per share must positively be dated and post
marked not later than Nov. 9th. as otherwise
they cannot be accepted.
Make checks payable to the order OF the com.
pany.
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Ysst Wfire Hotifs.
POST OFFICE NOTICE

Should be read DAILY by al Interested a.
changes may occur at any umel
Ioreien malls for the week ending November y.
lvi. VIII close 10 all cases. al the
Gcheral Post once a. follows: { POST
MAILS close oas hour Earlier than closing time
shown below Parcels Post mails for Germany
CLOSE at . D, NJ Monday. pei steamship n. y. Tie
resis "wednesday, per steamship Aug Victoria.
aud friday. per steamship Pretoria. Wa Hamburg
Regular and supple mails close At fof
elsn brAnrh half hour later than closing time
shown belOs telrept that Supplementary Malls
for furOpe aud Central America. Via colon cloAo
one hout later al Foreign BRANCH.
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TEXAS OIL & PIPE LINE CO.,
DIR. DEPEW GOING TO PARIS.
sails This Month-To He Married About
the Christmas Holidays.
lao Broadway, New York.
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cur about the Christmas holidays and Mr..
Depew will be In his seat In the Senate soon
after Jan. /.
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Post Offirt Notirf.

ARGENTINE. URUGUAY, and PARAGUAY.
per steamship Castilian Prince.
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