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The daily sentinel., 1901-03-11
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More small articles Of household and
on,ce use are manufactured in Newark.
N. J., than in any other American city.
The output Of cheap patsntsd goods u
almost incalsulabls, and in addition
there are manufaator1as Of all sisas
turning ost lsathsrA tswslry. braa
goods. india rubber. eslluloid. car.
tridgss. snAnsasd cloth. machinery,
varnish. chemicals. hats, sowing silk.
thread. trunks, harness. cotton goods,
clothing, boots and shoes, sewing ma
chimes, agricultnral inplsnsnts. cut
lery, alsa. bssgs and : thousand and
one other tAinOl. The capital invssksd
In manufactures e1ces1B t1oo. .o00. 900.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-11
Plead Guilty.

Charles Ke.nes. tho young boy from
the Plateau country, charged With incest
with his sister, Nellie. this morning plead
guilty to the information lodged against
him. When srrsigned at the beginning
Of the term he plead not guilty.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-11
s..sl.a. eaav,.s.

Russell A. Gardner, . vehicle manu-
facturer Of st. Louis, gave $4,000 to
hia employees - . Christmas present
When he balanced his books for the
year he found that the company mad
made $4,000 more than had been ex-
pected and moro than was necessary
for the business or for personal wants.
The money was distributed among the
employees according to their length Of
service.
The daily sentinel., 1901-03-11
e CHALLENGE COMPETITION
HOME LOAN AND
INVESTMENT co.
Canon Block. GRAND JuHcTIoI.
VIM. A. Marsh. Mgr.
Small Pox is included.

The special Health Policy issued
by the Travellers Insurance Co.
costs 81 per annuln for each $5
per week indemnity while sick
and s. for permanent total disa-
blity. Twenty-one we'll known
diseases including small pox, vari-
oloid, typhoid, scarlet and tuphus
fever. pneumonia and diphtheria
No medical examination required.
Health and accident policies al
ways in stock and delivered same
day application is rade.
C.. B. RICH.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
TaBY WANT BETTER SERVICE
Business Men Think RehObOih Train
Schedule Should be Shortened

Wilmington people who are spend
ing the Summer in Rchc5oth to-day
appealed to The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for better service between
the cities on Saturday and Monday
According to present arrangement, a
train known as an express, is run from
this city shortly before o'clock every
Saturday. 1t stops at every station
along the line, thus consuming as
much time as the regular trains, and
giving rntrons OF the company no bet
ter service than the accommodation
trains afford. Wilmingtonians think
that the train should stop nowhcre but
lat AIiddlctown. Clayton, Dover and
Harrington. and have asked the rail-
read company that it be run on such
a schedule.
Josiah Marvel. j. Morton Poole, Col
lonel EnOch Moore and Robert j. Smith
are spokesmen for the Wilmingtonians
in the matter.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
DID NOT RECOGNIZE FATHER
TOmmaSO RicciO Arrived in This City
From Italy Last Night

Among the many Italian immigrants
who passed through this city last
night on the 1918 train was Tommaso
Riccio. OF Naples, Italy. Riccio has
several sons inWilmington who conduct
a fruit stand In King street above
Fifth. The Oldest is Leonard RicciO.
who left sunny Italy" eleven years
ago, and who has not seen his father
since.
Upon learning that his parent would
arrive here last night. with his two
sisters and three brothers, Leonard
went to the p, w. & b. station to meet
him.
Upon the arrival OF the train the
elder Riccio stepped on. accompanied
by his children. Leonard was waiting
but did not recognize his father until
younger brother, who had met him
I'm Philadelphia. said in Italian Pop,
this As Leonard" The meeting between
father and son was touching. The elder
Riccio will remain in Wilmington for
some time.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
QUARTER MILLION
FOR DEEPER RIVER
Report Of Colonel Raymond
Shows a Balance Of S277,-
72S Available

Washington, July 16.-The report Of
Colonel @. w. Raymond, in charge OF
government work on the Delaware
river shows a balance Of S21772S
available for work during the. current
year. At the beginning OF the fiscal
year thcrc was a balance Of S556,3b6,
TO which was added SCI 500 in the sun
dry Civil Appropriation bill OF March .
last, for continuing the project for the
thirty-foot ship channel to the sea-
The contracts now in force call for
the removal OF considerable portions
OF rock opposite Petty Island, and for
dredging a channel through shoal
near Recdy Island. The first contract
should be completed August 20 next
and will result in a permanent thirty
foot channel. The channel and bulk
head work at and near Reedy Island
should be completed October 81.
Work during the current fiscal year
will consist mainly in maintaining the
lchanncl already created. Sometime To-
ward the latter part of the month Col
lourl Raymond will call for proposals.
for continuation OF the buttress Qne
lhuikhead work at Reedy Island.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
GENERAL CLEANING OF
THE CITY is ORDER I'D

IL has been decided to give the city
q thorough cleaning and a general
swoetening. At the meeting Of tie
Board OF Health this morning chicken
coOps were officially attacked and tho
health officers were instructed 70 IN
vestigate and cause to be removed all
chicken cCors in the city that are in
close and crowded sections. especially
where the yards are small and the
coops are a menace TO the good s1ni-
tary conditions. In parts of the cits
where the back yards are small CT
close together many persons are at
tempting to raise chickens at the ex-
rense of the health and peace of mind
Of their neighbors, and the board liz
tends 10 break up the practice
The employees of the department also
will visit the dirty parts Of the town
and see that filth is net allowed to ac-
cumulate. AM the sanitary conditions
Of these low places will be improved
The board will hook into the matter
Of many families being huddled To-
gether i'm one house. and viii invok'
the law. If necessary, in making then
spread out
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
SAYS BRYAN IS
NOT THE ISSUE
Edict Of Eminent NebraSkan
in Ohio Convention
MONEY QUESTION NOT DEAD
Ohio Democrats Are Criticised for
Failing to ReaiIirm The Kansas
City Plank
MONEY QUESTION NOT DEAD

Lincoln, Neb., July 16.-In extended
comment on the platform adopted by
the Ohio Democratic convention. w.
J. Bryan criticises the convention for
It's failure to reaffirm the Kansas City
platform ard for what he regards as
the weakness of some of the planks
it did adopt Mr. Bryan insists that
the convention made a mistake in MAX
ing himself an issue, and says:
Mr. Bryan is not a candidate for
any Office, and a mention of him might
have been construed by some as an
endorsement of him for office. The
vote should have been upon the naked
proposition to endorse the platform of
last year, and then no ono could have
excused his abandonment of Demo-
cratic principles by pleading his dis
like for Mr. Bryan"
Referring to the platform he con-
tinues: "The convention not only fail
ed. but refused to endorse or reaiiirm
the Kansas City platform. and, from
the manner in which the gold element
has rejoiced over this feature of the
convention. one would suppose that
the main object of the convention was
not to write a new platform, but to re-
pudiate the one upon which the last
national campaign was fought The
gold papers assume that the conven'
tion refused to adopt the Kansas City
platforn because it contained n silver
plank. II so. it would have been more
courageous to have declared openly for
the gold standard If the gold standard
is good. It ought to have been endorsed
If bad. it ought to have been de
nounced. To ignore the subject en-
tirely was inexcusable.
"The money question is not yet on
Of politics. Every session Of congress
win have to deal with it, Republican
declare that it is dead. but they keel
working at it,"
Mr.. Bryan comments on parts Of tn
platform. especially those referring t.
state and municipal affairs. He en-
dorses the nominees of the convention
and urges their support.
Referring to the senatorial fight AM
the reported candidacy of John r. Nc
Lean he says: Did the leaders ignor
the money question in order to pleas
J those who bolted? Or does Mr.. Nc
Lean want to be left free to afiliat
J with the Republican financial Que'
tions in case of his election?'
He concludes as follows: "If any q
the Ohio Democrats feel aggrieved bS
cause the re-organizing element Of tn
party triumphed at the convention le
not them visit their disappointmen
! upon the state ticket, but rather sc
TO the nominations Of senators an
D representatives who will select trus
/ worthy senator Let them see to it ais
that the state platform is made at tn
!. primaries next time rather than at tn
, convention"
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
WIRE THIEVES
WORK IN CITY
Cut Mile Of Booty From
Poles in East Seventh
Street

Wire thieves now are operating in
and as a consequence the
Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph and
Company is minus one mile
of wire to-day Tho wire was stripped
from poles in East Seventh street be-
yCnd the yard of the Jackson and
sharp Company some time in the
night. Its loss was not known until
patrons OF the telephone company at
tempted to get telephone communica-
ton i'm that direction this morning.
Il is estimated that 500 pounds OF
the wire have been stolen. The police
believe the act to have been committed
by boys. active search for whom now
is being made.
Workmen OF the telephone company
this afternoon hung new wire to re-
place that stolen.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
A Flaht 70 the Elnlsh.

Cleveland, o., July 16.-The Leader
today said: "A discussion yesterday of
the prevailing strike of the Amalga-
mated Association of Iron and Steel
workers brought out the statement
that it is due directly to an effort of
the management OF the Carnegie Steel
company to run its plant half union
and half non-uniOn for the coming
year. after which it was the intention
to make all of the mills nOn-union, in
Guiding those which have recently
been absorbed. This plan however,
leaked out before the time was ripe
and it is understood that the struggle
with labor was precipitated a year ear
lier than it was expected to occur, on
that account. It was said by men OF
high standing that since the fight has
started it will he to a finish and thai
The result will be that the United
states Steel corporation will be union
-idden or that the life of the Amalga-
mated Association shall come TO vio-
'ent end with the completion Of the
struggle"
The George Il. King Press, Printing.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
JUDGE FINES
DAVID SMITH
No Intent to Murder Shown
by Evidence
SANSONE CASE COMES UP AGAIN
Officers Arrest The Wrong Michael
DcIegaIti on Charge Of Assault
and Battery

David Smith. colored. who stabbed
and cut Charles Fields during an alter
cation on the causeway over Market
street bridge early on Sunday morn
ing, was fined S25 and costs in City
Court this morning. Smith was
charged with assault with intent to
commit murder, but this charge was
dismissed by the court and one Of
plain assault was substituted
Tho cutting case OF the two boys,
Jcgerh Robinson and William Gilbert.
was not fully heard, as Gilbert told the
court that Robinson pushed him off a
bench In Arlington mills, which re-
suited In a fight, in which his, Gill
bcrt's, right arm was badly gashed by
a knife. The case was turned over to
Mr. Stout for investigation.
George Gaddes. a runaway colOred
boy was committed TO the Ferris In-
dustrial School. On Mr. stouts report
that the lad is thoroughly bad.
Robert Foster was fined SO and costs
for acting in a disorderly manner.
Charles Laws. colored, who dened
the officers recently and acted in dis
orderly manner, was fined SO and
costs.
The case OF Andrew Cagnacci, said
TO be implicated in the assault upon
Louis Sansone, on June 30, asked that
his case be continued until Thursday
owing to the illness Of his counsel The
court granted the request.
who swOre that warrant out?"
asked Judge Churchman when Michael
Dclegatti. auaigned on the charge OF
assaulting Louis Sansonc on June 30.
proved to be the wrong man. During
the explanations that followed II was
found that there must be another
Michael Delegate. The prisoner wars
discharged and the 1--WE Witnesses for
the prosecution will have to be paid by
the CITY,
William f. Lloyd was held IN $500
peace bonds for acting disorderly to-
wards Josephine Hyatt
Fabor Chase. colored. who was
charged with violating a city ordi-
nance by not using a bell on his bl.
cycle, was dismissed.
!. Charles N. Robnett was fined 81
and costs for being drunk and dis
lorderly.
John LAWN. who got out Of New
Castle Jail on Sunday, was fined s.
and costs for being drunk. John Mala
vim was fined the same amount for q
like oncnse.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
COLLEGE HIS NEW PARTNER
+. +. DuttOn Becomes Partner With Pro
ioSSOr Beacon

w H. Beacon, the principal OF the
Wilmington Business School, has ma
tc-ially strengthened that progressive
institution by tho admission of f. r..
Dutton as a partner and instructor.
As % capable teacher and as an agree
able man. Nh. DuttOn, who has for
number OF years been connected with
some Of the leading business schools
OF the East and South, has gained an
.cnviablc reputation.
A lot of furniture has been received
for the school. and its office depart
ment is being fixed up with modern
fixtures.
Many applications are being received
daily from prospective students Of this
and adjoining States.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
JRRSEYMAN ASKS FOR DAMAGES
Rode IHtO IIglc in Street Delaware Com
paDy Was Paving

John j. Coke. of Gloucester, \. D.
has filed in the Supreme Court Cf New
Jersey suit for $4,000 damages
against the Delaware Mining and
Granite Company, of which John T..
Dickey is president The suit grows
out of an accident suffered by Mr..
Coke while riding a bicycle in Glou-
.cester street which was being paved by
the Delaware Company, when he was
thrown from his bicycle and badly in-
iurcd
Julian c. Walker. representing the
local company. went to Trenton yes
terday and engaged Robert E. Walker
Of that city to defend the SUIT.
The bringing Of the suit before the
Supreme Court Of New Jersey is moi
unusual there. it being a provision ol
law in New Jersey that all suit
against foreign corporations must b.
entered in that court
Evening journal., 1901-07-16

growth and aims by such means as
have been adopted in McKeesport."
The strike, although one Of the
greatest that has been declared in p
cent years. will affect Pittsburg bus
slightly, despite the fact that this city
is and for years has been the recog-
nized industrial centre of the world.
The American Steel Hoop company's
supposedly non-union mill, known as
the Painter mill, in West Carson street.
was closed yesterday in all its
branches. The other plant. known as
the Lindsay and McCutcheon mill, in
Allegheny, was shut down completely
in the pudding and bar mills.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
CITY LIGHTING
NOT CONSIDERED
Street and Sewer Depart
meRt for Public Safety
CARS MAY HAVE TENDERS
Water Board Protests Against Al
legged Excessive Charges for
Damages TO Civ Streets
CARS MAY HAVE TENDERS

Because of the absence OF President
Webster, OF the Street and Sewer De-
partment there was no action taken
by that body upon the lighting OF theI
city. II is understood that the Will
mington City Electric Company will
get the contract. but Il has not yeti
been signed, owing to certain detailsI
and provisions i'm the specifications
that have not been fully agreed upon
by the department and the lighting
company.
a communication was received from
the Board of Water Commissioners
protesting against alleged excessive
charges fer paving. which was made
necessary by the breaking Of a West
Side reservoir. The bill amounted TO
something over $1,000. and in its pro-
test the Water Departemnt states that
$500 would be sufficient to cover the
damage. and alleges that certain re-
pairs were made necessary by reason of
the rains
Street Commissioner pieIsnn inform
ed the members Of the street board that
repairs had bopn made 30 the streets
which we're made necessary by the
rains, but that IN repairing the dam
age done by the water from the burst
! ing reservoir he had put the paving in
much better condition than 1t was
prior to the accident, and had charged
/ the same to the Water Department
account because Il would not have
been necessary to have gone. into the
/ work. but for the wash-0ut The mat
ter was referred to MIR. Pierson TO in
vestigate
William n Connolly. the contractor
asked tine department To macadamiz
Sycamore and Van Buren streets TO
labout a square each, and he also askei
that certain apologies for lights DC re
placed by good lamps.
In submitting his report OF worl
done during the week ending june u
street Commissioner picrson state
that the sidewalk inspectors have IN
snoctcd thirteen miles Of pavcmenii
: serving notices upon owners and agent
} where sidewalks were found defective
and also have made out block plais g
tho defective streets Most Of On
owners have complied with the require
ments. bv either repairing same or lu'
ting down new pavcments.. 10 Is "a
intention OF Mr. Pierson TO bring thos
not attending TO this matter before IN
Municipal Court.
A resolution was read that II passe'
will result I'm every trolley car IN tll
city being equipped with wheel guard
and tenders withia thirty days irol
, the passage Of the resolution. II tn
resolution is adopted failure to compl
with its provisions will entail fine
$50 and an extra charge Of $50 per ca
for every day that any such car Is use
, without the equipments.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
COWS SUBJECT or REPLEVIN
White Clay Greek Hundred Farmer Wanted
DAMAGES

Thirty head OF COWS belonging to
Frank Eastburn. of near Newark,
broke out of the field in which they
were enclosed on Saturday night and
strayed on the adjoining farm Of Ris-
den Crossley. The COWS damaged Mr..
Crossley's corn crop and before he
would release them he demanded dam
age from their cwner.
This Mr.. Eastburn refused to pay
Yesterday he had a writ OF replevin is
sued and on it Sheriff Mcdaniel re-
covered the cows this morning.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
TELEPHONES FOR MEXICO
Company Filed Certificate for Char
ter IN Dover To-day

Tho Mexican National Telephone
Company, Incorporated to build tele.
phone and telegraph lines in the Re-
public Of Mexico. filed charter papers
with Josiah Marvd to-day, who, in
turn. forwarded them to Secretary Jf
State Layton The organizers are Phil
adelphians. The capital stock OF the
new company Is $l,000,0OO.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
YOUNG NAN SWINDLES
ABSENT CIGAR DEALER

ono OF the latest swifliing schemes mas
been exposed by IT, ID. Enrickcn, cigar
dealer. of 40. 4 West Third street. While
Mr. Enrickon was at dinner his daughter
ATTENDED the store and young man came
ln with a thousand cigar bags saying
that tho dealer had ordered them. The
gin pa.d the bill. SIP, ana MI Enricken
says that tho bass are not worth over 30
cents and that he never ordered them
He complained to the police and the Off
Gers are looking for the stranger.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
BOYS ON THE MARCH
Lancaster Lads Camped I'm Brandy.
wine Park Yesterday

Company A. of the Seventh Rcgl-
ment of Boys Brigade, OF Lancaster,
Pa. arrived in Wilmington yesterday
and Cncampcd In Brandywinc
Park. The boys are marching twenty
miles daily. and left West Chester at
o'clock yesterday morning for VIII
mingtOn.
This morning before daybreak they
started 10 march to Newark twelve
miles away. and thence win go to
Perryvllle. MI. returning to nncas-
ter by circuitous route.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
ROYAL SELECTS Mr.. SCOTT
He Will Manage Local Office Alter Au-
gust j

Charles II. Scott, who for several
years has been connected with the in
surance department of the finn OF VIII
liam u. Hawkins a Co., has been ap-
pointed manager OF the local Office OF
the Royal Insurance Company, TO sue
coed L. =. Buck.
Mr.. Scott will enter upon his new
duties on August s. Meantime the busi-
ness OF the Office will be transacted by
w. S. Alexander. a special agent OF the
company, from Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
Want Bancroft Books Produced

In United States Court this morning
Judge Bradford set Wednesday, July "a,
as the time for hearing argument on a
motion for the production OF the books
and papers of the Joseph Bancroft
and Sons Company The motion was
made by Anthony Higgins, counsel for
Victor G.. Bloede.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
1lnlinn Flrn,era FIned

Nich1cl Friss and larugc Perill,
two Italians. were fined $40 and costs
each by Magistrate Hollis last night
for participating in a fight near Belle
vue recently. The two men paid their
fines. v0wing vengeance against John
Dccillis. chief witness.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
rn nold PentecostaI seryIoo

A peutecostal prayer and testimony
service will be held in Union NJ. IT,
Church. Firth and Washington streets
on Friday evening next. The meeting
win be under The direction Of the Rev.
r. II. Adams, and he expects TO have
the assistance of a number OF efficient
workers.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
Gala Week

Begins to-day that will be relished
again by the ever-saving patrons OF
this mammoth establishment A thou
sand pairs Of new and seasonable sum
mer shoes are going on sale, to clear
up the seasons business. The prices
and marJ-downs OF Levy's Kumfort
shoe House. at 223 Market street, are
the greatest the writer ever saw before
in this city, and would advise our read
ors TO be on hand and share in the
wonderful savings.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
QUIET At HEADQUARTERS
Nearly Al The Strikers Have Returned
TO Their Work

Quiet reigns along the line OF the
strikers headquarters, as nearly all the
men have returned to work, the DIFF
fercnces having been adjusted.
The painters OF the Hario.. and HGl-
lingsworth Company, about tn. "
eight in number, who went out on a
strike, returned to work yesterday af-
tornoon. The men they say have been
granted an increase Of 81 per week for
56h hours work during the Summer
and 60 hours from October /.
The only men now out are those In
charge of the ball game to-day and
their places are still open to them.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
Treated Valuable Animals

DR.. II. p. Ewes yesterday treated
2-ycar-od cot vaued at about $4,000,
and four valuable dogs, the property OF
James c. McComb, OF Claymont, which
were bitten by stranga dog last Fri
day. A special preparation received
from a New York institution was used,
and the result will be known in few
DAYS.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
Wont on Canoeing Trip

over the p. w. & B. railroad this
afternoon at 2.15 O'Clock, John War
ner and Reynolds Wilson. of this city
left for Lenape, Pa. With them they
took their sixteen-foot canoe Ethei
and expect to paddle down the Bran
DIVINE to Wilmington this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
NTaristrate DIsmisscs Case

Because Salvatore Domiani threaten
ed to Kill John Decillis in dispute
over a game OF cards, the former was
arraigned before Magistrate Hollis last
evening. The evidence was conflicting
and the case was dismissed.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
Improvcments TO a Cemetery

AT the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery the new tool+house and sta
bic has been completed and Is now IN
use. The building is neat in design,
and has been we'll constructed and
equipped for the purpose intended.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
oucstIon of Work Not Settled

Trustees OF the New Castle County
Workhouse We're in session all morn
ing. but did not agree on what work
should be done by tho inmates OF the
institution. The trustees will visit the
workhouse this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
Yaoht vision being Itepaircd

John Edward Addicks yacht Vision
is being rebuilt in the yards OF Thomas
II. Kirby & Sons. in st. Michael's,
Nd. When finished the yacht Will be
one cf the finest of her kind.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
Comnlaint OF HIeh weeds

Residents OF Pennsylvania avenue
and vicinity are complaining Of the
high weeds on the vacant To-; in Du-
ront and Clayton streets, between
and Delaware avenues.
Evening journal., 1901-07-16
Inal.ns wiIl relehrate

Minaua Tribe, Improved o. r. NJ is
preparing TO celebrate its annual reunion.
la shelipot Park. Il will be held next
Saturday and a fine program has been ar
ranged.