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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-13

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The rumor that the Pennsylvania is
buying the Atchison and the Rock Island
was heard again yesterday, but there was
no more official sanction for 1t than on
the day before. The Atchison and Rock
Island securities were both buoyant. es-
pecially AtChison common and Rock ISL
and Rock Island got as high as 1853,
nearly the top price for it. and Atchison
common as high as G5Is. There was some
shading from these prices during the last
hour.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-13

The Burlington deal story is in the same
unconfirmed condition that it was two
weeks ago. The daily promises that the
deal will be announced officially before
the close do not fulfill themselves, ana IL
seems evident that at least there is a
hitch in the negotiations. How serious
this difficulty is no one can tell that is
not on the inside, but the game of specu-
iating in Burlington is a very dangerous
one at the present level of the stock. 1t
is needless to say that if the deal fails,
as the st. Paul negotiations did, the stock
is selling many dollars a share higher
than il should on its merits. The latest
unofficial statement regarding the condi-
tion of the negotiations is that the Bos
ton stockholders have at last acquesced
in the terms Offered by Mr.. Hill for their
stock. Mr. Hill, TO get them in, having
raised his bid from So. 900 to 22,500 in
bonds for 100 shares of stock.
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WANTED-To borrow $500 on my chattels will
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yesterday might also suggest that the
Secretary is not doing his part But
these matters can be explained away on
the theory that Mr.. Morgan may not yet
consider II worth while appealing to the
, Treasury. 1t Is even possible that he
may be willing to have prices go off a
little and for a short time preparatory
to another upward swing in the securities
that have not yet been advanced with the
remainder of the market.
The statement of the General Electric
Company for the year ended January 81
is all that has been promised for it and
II is easy to understand why the stock of
the company has been in demand among
the insiders. 4 ne profits of the company.
after deductinS all expenses and all al
lowances for depreciation were S6,2iS.00O
Dividends on the preferred and common
stocks and interest on the debenture bonds
were S,Y6S.90 leaving n balance of 81
2iJ,UjO, which has been carried to the sur
plus fund. 4 his showing of profits is
equal to I per cent on the preferred stock
and so per cent ON the common. The or
ders received during the year aggregated
SIS 900 C0), against S26.323. 600 in the previous
year and against Sl,l9.o1O in the year
ended January 81, 1897 The total amount
of sales billed to customers during the
year were S2S0)0.000, and during the last
three months they have been nearly 50
O0JJ00. The company has been exceedingly
fortunate in its Investments and the Sc
curities held by it are at present worth
much more than they were three years
ago. General Electric stock went OF
trifle yesterday on the announcement OF
the report, usually happens, the clos
ing prise being 22f.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
LAST EXCURSION SUNDAY.
The Republic Will Then Round Out
q Very Successful Season.

Sunday, September Is, will close the
season of ting, popular Steamer Republic.
She will make her last trip to Cape May
and return on that day. Great tilrohgs
have taken advantage OF the reduced
rate of 50 cents, and the Republic has
consequently been carrying large parties
of delighted cXcursioniSts. Ii is expected
that Sundays excursion will prove II
fitting climax to Il very successful srh-
son. The famous pleasure craft. despite
the untoNard weather conditions, was
through the summer months. Her lis, Of
special excursions was larger aud more
representative than ever BEFORE Her
management was simply fanllle>S, as
hundreds Of written and verbal express
sionS of praise prove. The Republic
affairs, aboard and at the coll,pan>'S
Office. have h'Hn conducted in a safe.
orderly. hI,Sine>s-likc nL,nncr. inspiring
confidence and winning popular favor.
And the man who merits Il full mrasur"
of credit for the Republics splendid
record in these all-impor,an, RESPECTS is
Captain l.. II. zone. the thoroughly rx-
pcrience and very able general manager
of the Cape May Steamboat Company.
His qnici hut clever control Of the ilg
boat has Produced the most gratifying
results. and the Republic will collsr-
nu"ntiy finish the season Of 1901 more
tirmI! rntrenchrd than ever in public
favor. besides proving an emnpnlly salts
factory business Investment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
PRIZES FOR
EXHIBITS.

All of the exhibits for the Farmers
Fair at Shclpot are now in place and III
dicaN.uns point TO Il successful falr. ! he
attendance was large all day yesterday
and everyone was much pleased with the
exhibits. The main exhibit is in Tn"
dancing pavilion where poultry, fruit and
fancy work is displayed to good adva"-
tayc. The display Of fancy work is con
sideIcd The finest since the history of the
Hazel Dell Fair. The display of pre-.
serves canned goods and fruits is also rX-
crrtionally fine considering the bad sea-
ON. Miss Emma Keim has charge of the
exhibits in the pavilion.
The exhibit Of live stcM and farming
implements is in the grove opposite the
carou>sel. White Bros. have big dis
play of farming implements which is at
tracing much attention.
Among those who have exhibits of live
stock are Frank ID. Walker. of Stanton,
horses and colts: u. DonAhoe, of Fdg,
Moor. cows, and Jane Mcmahon. cows.
The bread ard cake and part Of tbs
poultry was. Judged yesterday afternoon.
The Judges for The bread and cak" W"rr
Mrs. Lanhson aud Miss Bertha Lamb
son.
Tine prize winners were as follows:
Miss Emma l'ick"y, OF Wilmington. first
prize for bread: Miss Mary Elizabeth
R"-al. second prize for, bread. Miss
Mary Dick"y fist prize for sponge rHkn
Miss Bertha Wrilin. of Brandvwirr
hundred. first prize for chmolat" cake.
Mrs. John II. klln:"r first prize fnr
checker board cake. Mrs. Fairbanks first
prize for jelly roll Miss l.. Emma Wei
din first prize for lemon merngnr.
L. Scott Townsend aud G"or=" Lucas
Judged the poultry. The winners we're:
Il. Donahoe first prize for p'n nc ply
mouth rocks: john PASCAL of Holly Oak
second prize. ANA Oak Spring Poultry
Farm third prize. Oak Spring Poultry
FARM first priz" for pen Of Plymouth
Rocks. Il. J.. D"nah"r first prize for
Poultry Farm first priz" white wynn-
'lottr cock and hen wax Spring Poultry
Farm first priz" for pen of whit" wyan-
lottr. !. l.. Priitdcmangr first prize I'r
white Plymouth Rocks. II has not been
decided as vet what the prizes will hr.
Needle work. ducks and pigeons will ',a
Judged today
Today will hc special farmers day ana
Friday horsrmHn's lny. On Saturday
rhll,I,rn's day. 1n"rr Will be a baby show.
Mr.. Maln offers prize Of a silver mug
lined with gold for the finest baby,
Among the prizes to bp awarded is a
handsome silver pitcher aud goblet Of
f"rrI by Stirli,l Bros. for the finest single
or double team in harness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Y. M. c. A MEETINGS.
Membership Committee Holds an
Important Meeting

The membership committet of the y.
NJ. G. \. held an important meeting at
Association Hall last night. The com
mtcr is preparing plans for q canvass
which is to be started next week. The
Object OF the canvass is to enlarge the
membership Of the association. Many
members of the association will take
part III the canvass. ~
The following meetings have been ar
ranged for:
Tomorrow night, religious work com
mi,tcc. Saturday night. reception com
mittee. Tuesday. September II, meet,
ing Of all members. Reports will DO
made by the various committees and
plans for now work will he considered.
"Wednesday, September Is. meeting OF
tn" hoying committee TO arrange for a
schedule Of games for the selection of the
best nlcu for q team.
+. l.. Shilling. Richard Mclaughlin
and l. ". lhaugh. association members,
ar" on the sick list
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
P. E. CHURCH CONVENTION,
Will be Held in San Frapcisco-pele.
gates From DelaWares Will Attend.

The trirnHial convention of the rrotrs-
tant Episcopal Church cor,rn,s in San
Francs ro Ga October Isl and continue,
three weeks. The clerical delegates from
Delaware to the convrnunn will be the
ErrS. Gorge { Hall, X j. Hamnlrud
J. Leighton Mckim, and +. NJ. MunSnn
ana the lay delegates will be Judge Ed
ward Il. Bradford. T.. Tatnal Warner,
DR.. W. l.. Orr and Edgar X. Sipplc.
5. Mil,ot Cults Of Newark, the soc
rotary OF the recent .ircesnE convention
was elected 10y that body to be one Of the
lay delegates but on account ut his
health he will he unable to take the
trip.
IN his place the standing committee Of
the diocese auuoinlcl Mr.. Warner.
The Wonan's Auxiliary. the Daugh,-
rr% of the King and the Girls Friendly
Sm'iriy IL Il is State vii. also have dele.
gates at the convention. Many OF the
l'clawar" delegates will start FOR Cali
fornia next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
UNFAIR LIST
OF BARRIERS.

There still remains a number Of unfair
barber shops III this city. The proprie-
tors of these shops have refused to close
at o'clock of evenings. while shops all
around them are closing ut O'Clock
every evening except Saturday. 1t is con
sidered by every one as IN obstinate
stand as but little business is done after
s o'clock. The unfair shops are rs IL
lows:
UNFAIR SHOPS.
William Abbott. Fourth and jefferson
streets. Lewis Preston, Fourth aia!
jackson streets. Daniel Haggcrty, Front
and Jackson streets. Albert Fountain,
2 West Sixth street. Frank Gardner.
7O9 West Second street. Clarence Lloyd,
S2S South Head street HUFF Car. Sixth
and Shiplry streets. Joseph Ruhinc,
619 West Second street. John Shaifrr,
101 East Ninth street. William CalIall.
Nc. Is East I'"urtl, street. Jacob +.
Andcrsor, GA West Front street. Fred
erie Rossnatcr. Second and MONROE
Streets
FAIR SHOPS.
Joseph Cross. Frederick IIilbihcr. John
y. NrSSlein. Christopher Wolf. Nehemiah
Burrows, Lewis Leshcm, NJ. lii Rour,
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12

FARMERS IN COURT.
Intsrssting Cases Scheduled for This
Term of Court,

In the county court which will con.
vene here next week three farmers Of
Mill Greek hundred win appear as prose-
cnturs in two interesting suits.
One suit is brought by John Hewlett
against Lewis Miller, the plaintiff claim
ing damages for defamation If character,
and the other by John 4. and Bernard
Il. Duross, Jr., VS.. Harry Hobson. to
recover the sum of $3.50 as damage done
to what belongs to the MeSsrs. Duross.
Julian G. Walker will appear for the
three plaintiffs
The SUIT of Hewlett VS.. Miller is he
elimination of lcng->tandng petty trou-
bl,'s between the parties mentioned.
Several yrn,s ago Mr.. Hewlett rented the
Miller farm, in Min Greek hundred, and
when he became in arrears for rent, the
landlord seized the live stock on tho
farm for the debt. Subsequently the
claim WAS satisfied, after which Mr..
Hewlett removed to the Hanna prop
erty. in the 1.mest ,nc rs.ld. Last snrin.
he returned to the Miller farm to cut tue
wheat hs had sown tho winter before.
but was refused admission to the field
by Miller II is further alleged that he
was Threatened with bodily harm. and his
reputation attacked by Mr.. Miller Tn.
criminal proceedings vii! h" heard before
Magistrate Williamson at lIockcssin, TO-
morrow morning.
The Durnss vs.. lI"l,Son action prom
Uses to he of greater interest Accord
ing to the information filed, the Mrssls.
DurOSs bought from Mr.. Hehson n guam
tity Of wheat in the ground which they
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
TRUSTEES NAMED.
Chancery and Orphans Courts Hold
Short Sessions

The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Go WAS named as trustee for Catherine
srlnplr of West Chester in place Of Joan
X. Bradford, deceased. by Chancellor
Nicholson yesterday. Crawford Ran
kin was appointed trustee for fund Of
$500 devised under the will of Ellen
Graham for the Improvement Of burial
grounds at White Clay Creek Church.
The injunction ease Of BENJAMIN +.
Clcayrs against several parties involv
ing $l,40O. was postponed until the n,Nt
sitting of the chancellor. Adjournment
was taken until October 71h.
In Orphans Court, Judge Sprnanrr
appointed Edwin +. Denny guardian
Of Sophia Denny and Anna NJ. Wilson
guardian Of Dorothy G. Wilson. Court
adjourned until September 18th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
MACKEY A BANKRUPT.
Judge Bradford Handed Down De.
cision Yesterday Afternoon.

Judge Bradford in the United States
Court yesterday handed down decision
in the famous bankruptcy case of Will
liam ID. A. Mackey. adjudging him
bankrupt. The case has been before the
court for sometime. The testimony was
heard last week.
In his opinion Judge Bradford said:
"The claim of Walter c. Montgomery
against the defendant is not included IN
the amount of admitted probable claims
Of the petitioner sufficient to sustain the
petition. nor does the court decide that
he has claim which may be proven in
due course against the estate of the de-
PENDANT in bankruptcy. In view of these
facts it is unnecessary to determine
whether the amount of the probable
claim exclusive Of the claim of the Pc
titioncr last joining in the original pc
tition was sufficient to warrant an ad~
Indication Of the bankruptcy. The de-
PENDANT must be adjudgrd Il bankrupt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
. Sovereign Ora nd ledge.

Samuel r. Smith Of Laurel and f. W.
Jester Of this city will represent the
Grand Lodge of Delaware at the annual
session Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
J. o. o. +. ut indianapolis next week.
Charles J.. Maro,my Ct this city will r"p-
resent the Grand Encampmrnt of Della.
ware.
All 'hrc" of the representatives will
leave here at 1876 o'clock next Friday
afternoon. going by the Il. 4 o. railroad.
They will b" accompanied by their wives
and j. Will Perkins of Elktrn. Md. II
grand representative from Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs L.. H. Morrow of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Buying More Hose.

Though there can he no just criticism
OF Wilmington'S fire department, the
fact has developed that the department,
would he seriously Handicapped were
thrr" to he several large fires in IOln-
raratvrly short time. This is due to the
condition of the hose and it is likely that
the recent hose test made by she fire
committee Of City Council will result in
nearly all the companies buying 500 feet
sections of new hose. Several companies
already have ordered new sections Of
hose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
MAGISTRATE sAsSE's TERM.
Lawyers Say That it Elk pires on
September 80.

Several lawyers in this city who have
been asked regarding the expiration of
the term of Magistrate Sesse have been
of the unanimous opinion that it expired
on September 80. Magistrate Sasse has
been a clever and efficient officer and
there is no desire to force him out of the
position until his term expires, but it is
II peculiar thing that whenever the term
of Democratic office holder expires a
number of people rush forward and con
tend that the term does not expire until
Il later date.
This was true Of the judge Of tn"
municipal court, clerk Of the court and
State detectives. The courts did not
agree with the contention Of Il. X.
Cochran and also turned down the State
detectives.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
. Crescens 70 Try Columbus Again.

Columbus. Ohio. Sept. l0.Thc dir,c.
TORS CT the Columbus Driving Park As>o-
citation decided tonight to have fall
meeting. opening Octobrl Is. A contract
was also signed with Mr.. Kttcham. own
or of Crescrns by which the famcl,s
trottrr will be driven mile against
tiTc on the last day IF the meeting
trrsc"nS' record IF 2.02A was made on
tn" t"lumhls track. and Mr. Krtcllam is
confident that, under favorable condi-
tons, IT can be reduced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Corner Stone Laying.

The cOrncrstonc Of The hall being bnllt
hv the Grand United Order Of Odd Eel
lows, on Orange street above Tenth, is
to he laid this afternoon with appropriate
The exercises will begin at
3 o'clock. They will be preceded Ivy i
parade which will form On Walnut street.
right resting on Fourth. II will march
over the following route: From Fourth
and Walnut streets to French. to Third,
to Market. to Seventh. to Windsor, to
Ninth. to Orange, to Thirteenth. to Pop
lar to Twelfth. to Pine. to Eleventh, to
Wilson, to Tenth, to Walnut, to Fourth,
to the hall at Fourth and French streets
and dismiss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
MaIiOy Line Steamer,

The Mallory line steamer San Marcus
which has been undergoing repairs at
The wllHrves of the Harlan n lIollinEs-
worth Company will he iowrd to the
Pussy 4 Jones Company's dock and
placed under the shears today. prepare
tory to having her three Eoilr,'> placed in
position. The boilers were constructed
by the Pussy 4 .jonrs, Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Resolutions Presented,

Resolutions on the death of Peter
J." Cooper recently adopted by tn" New
Castle County Hnr AsSoriatinl. were
presented yesterday afternoon to The
Court of Chanrery. Alexander Il. Coop
er. chairman Of the bar association, pre-
sentt the resolutions and made Il brief
address eulogiStic of Mr.. Cooper. J.
Harvey Whitrman also paid tribute TO
the memory Of Mr.. Cooper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
MIR. Wetherill Has Returned.

John w. Wcthcrell, who has been at
tending the annual convention of the
International Association of Stationary
Engineers at Rochester, n. T., returned
to this city last night. Mr. Wctherell
was much pleased with the trip and also
the city of Rochester.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Trying to Secure Charter.

An effort is being made by Mrs. John
Palmer, Jr. and Mrs. Emma Simpson to
secure charter from the Great ouncil
Of the United States Improved Order OF
Red. Men for lodge OF the degree Of
pocahontas. Mrs. Palmer and Mrs.
Simpson went to New York several days
ago for that purpose.
The persons interested have been meet
ing in Odd Fellows Hall, Highlands, but
heir organization has not been recognized
by Great Sachcm McGlothern as legal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12

Car No. 104 of the East Fourth street
line jumped the track at New Castle
avenue and Henld street about II o'clock
last night and broke the front axle of tho
car. The wrecking car was called out
and removed the disabled car to the car
barn. Travel was delayed OH that line
nearly two bours..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Broke an Arm,

William Hyland. aged - years, son Of
City Iincman Frank Hyland, while
playing at Third anu Walnut streets yes
tcrday fell and broke his left arm. He
was taken to his home, No. 306 Walnut
street, and DR.. Quinn reduced the frac-
ture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
NOTICE.

To the Poll Taxables Of the Northern Dis.
trict OF Wilmington Hundred.
The pcll taxable residents Of the North crn
District Of Whining ton HID, are hereby mott.
He'd that the undersigned poll tax collector
for the said district Of said hu Mdred. will b.
at his ON e., No. 70s Shipley street, Whining
ton, daily from Q a. m. to s p. m. until fur
ther notice, for the collection Of the poll tax
Of the Northern district -
ISAAC 3 BULLOCK,
Collector of Poll Taxes for the Northern DIG
trict Of Wilmington HID aNltf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Co nsideripg Overpaid Taxes.

The finance committee of City Coun-
Gil last night considered the eases of a
number of persons who have asked that
Ovcrpaid taxes be refunded The com.
mittce will make its report at tonight's
meeting Of Council.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Committee Of Fifty Not Appointed,

The Reform Committee of Nine held
another meeting at the office Of Attorney
William +. kurtz, No. Oil Market street,
The entire time was taken up in discuss
ing provisions for the constitution and
bylaws. At the meeting to be held to.
morrow night the full committee Of fifty
will probably be named.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12

LNXCHANGE DECORATING CO.. PAINT
the cash. we will take any kind Of merchan.-
disc in exchange for work. Including n ew and
second hand furniture. carpets. pianos etc
Rooms papered 81 30 paper included; painted
ed $lO0; Roofs paintsl 1,c. foot. Our work
10 strictly first class Work done in city OF
country. send postal and We will CALI sos
Emmett street. jy27
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Mayor to Visit Here,

Councilman Henry r. Smith exnects
a visit soon from Mayor johnson of Buff
alo New York. At the convention OF
American municipalities Mr.. Smith met
the mayor who promised to make him
visit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-12
Veasey still Holds Medal.

In the rogue games for the champion
ship gold medal played on James Il.
IIickmans court yesterday DR.. b. r.
Nrasey defeated jerome b. Bell in both
games played. DR.. Neasey is still open
for challenges.