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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-07-05
PERSONALS

Miss Ella Burt has gone to Eugene.
Mrs. Mae Ramp has gone 10 Brooks.
Miss Irene Paul has gone to Browne
Vile.
Miss Ida Alyord is visiting friends nj
Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Wallace in Albany
yesterday.
h. Gates Cochran was In the city from
Detroit yesterday.
Mrs. NJ q. Kuerr has returned 10 her
home at Mill city.
Miss Clara Pearson is visiting rela.
tiyes at Sissions. Gala.
ID. j. Fry and family are enjoying an
outing at Meadow Lake.
Miss Maude Morrison is visiting rel
atlves at Cottage Grove.
Miss Ester Robinson is visiting freinds
at stayton dur. ny her vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. A. N. Bush left Sunday
evening for an outing at Flavel.
Rev. and Mrs. q. w. Grannis have re-
turned from an extensive tour.
Miss Ester Andrews has gone to Me-
hama for visit with relatives.
Rev. Blackwell. pastor of Leslie NJ. Il.
church is reported TO have typhoid fever.
g. y. Steel left for Riddles today, to
Join the Welch boys on q school house
contract,
Nellie Brown, the violist, has been
stationed at Walla Walla in Salvation
Army work.
Mrs. John Legg aud the Misses Mary
and Pauline Adams have COMO 10 Glad
stone Park.
Mrs. r. l.. Willett aud Miss Lola
Means have gone TO Newport for about
two months.
Governor and Mrs Geer are not ex.
pected 20 return form Eastern Oregon
before Tuesday.
Franz Ferguson of North Yakima,
Wash. Is visiting his parents, Dir. aud
Mrs. n. X. Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Carter aud daueh.
lers, tho Misses Mabel, Pearl aud Grace,
have gone to Portland to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. z. Boise, Jr., have
gone 10 Portland 10 meet Miss Lena
Breyman, who returns from an Eastern
"Trip today.
MTs. h, b, Smith aud brother, Can't.
X. +, Smith, OF the iith Regt. u. \. V.
Just returned from the Philippines,
visited At the home OF j. l.. Freeland
Yesterday before going to their home at
Danville, Ills.
Oregon City Courier-Her aid June 2s:
Thomas Armstrong; a resident OF Oregon
since 1865, died az his home in Barlow
lged 50. lie was a native OF Ohio. The
following children survive him: Mrs.
Desart, SALEM rhaddeus, Goldendale.
Wash. l.. T.. aud Theodore. Barlow.
s.Armstrong died about 10 years ago
MONeV rO IOAu TpRuS IN sYn-
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A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor gentle action, and
soothing efiect OF Syrup, Of Figs, when
In need OF a laxative, aud II the father
or mother be eostive or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow lie use 20
that ID IL the best family remedy known
and every family should have a bottle.
Manufactured by the Calliornis Fig
Syrun Go.
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Royal Insurance Co.

A. T. Gilbert, resident agent Of above
Insurance Co. 10 now prepared TO do a
large Insurance business. viii also
handle real estate. have a team and
carriage which is at my customers per.
vice and will take pleasure in showing
parties what | have for sale. Office at
present with T. A. Liyesley 4 Co.
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MARION
CIRCUIT
COURT

In department two OF the circuit court
a suit has been filed by j. l. Thompson
pitt. versus Emma @. Thompson, deit.
IN determin an adverse claim to real
estate, situate in this city, being part Of
lot 8, in block 80, known as the Stewart
block on commercial street. Also irac.
tional lot 3 in block A..
w. Ii. Holmes and Webster Holmes
are attorneys for plaintiff.
The circuit court under Judge r. p.
Boise this morning disposed of one
case: Ann Palmer We. Joe. Cusick ct al
foreclosure. Default and DEGREES.
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STRIKES
SEVEN
BLOWS

"seysn Master Blows for Freedom" 10
the title Of ires lecture 10 be given In
Charming hall, Unity church, Salem, ON
Tuesday evening, July 9th. a. 8 O'Clock
Rev. w. r. Copeland OF the Burley,
wash, operative Colony. All friends
OF true rclom are urged 10 be present.
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OUR July SHL6S
...Are On...

Our July Sales money savers. We are making very
decided cuts in prices all the store this month";
Wash goods at absurdIy low prices>but we're bound
to clean them out within few weeks.
Special inducements offered in our readyto-wear de-
partment the entire line Of suits waists wraps and wrap
perS.
Is per cent. Reduction on Trunks
All mixed and worsted goods reduced in price during
July sales
We show an elegant line Of gentemens furnishings at
reduced prices this month.
Levi Strauss and Thoroughbace overals and jumpers.
vote in the 5000 Kmba Piano Contest with every
IS cent purchase.
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good thing own Come and sec the implement house on lin
"V 'uss" IL "0uh save hay crop il you'd chance
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Elisabeth Dickinson, former secretary
Christian Endeayor, baptized into Nor.
mon faith.
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nIRn.

sLAVEN AT the home OF her mother
AZ aSl Marion street At II a. IN, July o,
1901, Mrs. Maggie slayen ,aged ~ years
q months and Ia days, of complica'
tion Of diseases after an illness OF ak
weeks.
Funeral arrangements will be- an
nounood later,
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Salmon canning combine practically
assured.
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MONEY TO LOAN. TERMS TO SUIT
Maxwell a &hayden. MOoTeS Block.

First Oregon enterprise started unde
Carey irrigation land act.
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D. =. huntsiaesT. fRnefai Director. t07 State
street. 'Phone Ned 2A29, Salem Oregon. Resi
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F. A. WIGGINS 2iSs2s2 iIs1iS z,,..,

= M ~ NysAh aud y = PATkhuTst Sudetaker ua,ons ~
ouSsee McNFmek Harvesting
Aunn bicycles Standard aud White -"N hes
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EXTRAS
For Mccormick Machines. Woods Machines
Osborne Machines

Any and parts for binders etc. on hand at once ~
ryon by return express Get Onlers n early.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

The regular meeting of the Will
mington Business School Literary
Society was held last night in the
rooms of the school, The attendance
was quite good, considering the in
clemency oil the weather. After the
reading of the minutes. by Miss
Gladys Records. the following mt
ersting programme was rendered:
The debate being especially inter
esting.
Selected reading Miss Walker.
Essay: Subject selected,
Miss Clara Jack.
Recitation: Selected.
Miss AdelInc Woodw ard,
Debate: Resolved that wealth is Il
greater evil than intemperance
Affirmative, . A. Norman Andrews
Negative ..........L ID. Gnndhart.
Essay: Subject selected.
Mary Alexander
Reading selected, Il d. Gindhart
The Wilmington Business Review.
edited by A. w. Walker and Miss
Annie Mcguire was read by
MIR. Walker.
Selected reading Mss Walker
Reading selected. 49,. Il. D.Glndhart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
ULtIMATUM TO INSURGENTS
Native FiIipinos VIII Aid Americans.
Religion In the schools.

MANILA, Jan. 1.-THE civil officers
of several towns in XambaleS province
met at San Antonio recently and signed
an ultmatum to send to the inSurgcnl
leaders notifying the insurgents that
they will be paid 30 pesos apiece for
rifles and liberated If they agree to Keep
quiet. setting forth that since General
MarArthur's proclamation it is impo%Sl'
bic to any longer contribute assistance
and announcing that if the insurgents do
not return to their homes by Jan. 30 they
will be considered enemies of their pro-
pie, who will then assist the Americans
10 pursue them.
The first days public discussion of IN"
bill to establish department of public
Instruction yesterday developed contest
ON the question of religion in public
schools. Interest crntcrs in the section
permitting priests and ministers to teach
religion for half an hour three times
weekly outside Of school hours provided
the parents express 4 written desire Tor
such instruction and prohibiting teachers
from conducting religious exercises or
teaching religion.
The directors of the federal party were
represented by Il committee who, al
though Catholics. argued strongly in fa-
vor of the elimination of the section.
They declared that the use OF school
houses for religious purposes is contrary
to the United States constitution and also
to the platforms Of the American parties
and the Philippine federal party and is
certain to casc diScold
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
RUSSJA'S POSITION.
Miniatcr De Gicrs Denies Rumors of
Special aErecment.

pEKING. Jan. NJ. lie Gicrs. Tie
Russian minister to China. denies the
current report that Russia is cndeaNor-
ug to make q special agreement with
China irrespective Of the other powers.
Had this been the case" he said yes
tcr,lay. Il would not have signed the
joint note, although probably 50 far as
Manchuiia Is concerned Russia and Chit
ua will make special arrangements which
will not conflict with any treaties or
agreements made by Russia and the 9TH
cr joint powers.
~ do not believe that Russia has any
intention of keeping Manchura. Indeed
she is placing all the Chinese officials
possible in office Probably, however, il
will be necessary to guard the railroad
for an indefinite period do not believe
that there are 25OoUn Russian soldiers in
Manchmia.
With reference to the claim made by
some of the other cnvoyS that RUSSIA
violated her word in taking Il concession
at Ticn-tsn, VI. dc Gicrs said:
'Nothing of the kind. Ti"n-t>in is pla'-
ticulIy II foreign city. and Russia felt III"
necessity Of having certain portion 0l
the land there for The h"nei't of hrl trade
interests. The land granted had been vIr-
1uuly unused for any purpose aud was
almost wurlh hlc,S. Russia will make it
valuable property. bcnriiiing herself and
China. | do no, consider this liz" an ac-
uustiVu Of territory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
MORE THREATENING.
Cape Colony Invasion Goes on
Unchecked.
KITCHENER HOLDS THE RAILWAYS.
lie Is Organizing Force of Thirty
Thousand Horse and Will Then
tcsume Offensive
Operations.

LONDON, Jan. 1n.-It is unhcrsi oot
that Lord Kitchener now holds securely
all the railroad lines in South Africa
having recovered possession of tn" D"la
gon Bay line, which had been cit Jan. 7.
According to the Pretoria correspond
cnt of The Daily Mail, Lord X. .chener ii
now organizing force of 10000 irres'i
lar horse. which will occupy some weeks
When this force is ready, he will rcsumf
offensive operations.
Meanwhile the invasion Of Cape Colony
looks more threatening. The news tina
Commandant uertzog has two guns is
rather startling, as it was formerly as
serted that the invaders had no guns.
The dcfcnscs of Cape Town, including
two ~ naval guns, are now completed
and tho recruiting of volunteers is active
throughout the colony. According to dis
patches to The Daily Express. the admi
raj of the Cape feet is prepared i'll an
emergency to land a naval brigade Of
1000 men, with six Hotchkiss guns
A Murraysburg telegram this morning
says the Dutch there received the British
troops sullenly, and it reports that there
ure rumors that the colonial rebels Of the
peighborhood are joining the invaders.
The Pretoria correspondent Of The
Morning Post wires that member o!
the blrghcr peace committee whom h,
interviewed frankly confessed that there
was no hope of many burghcrs surrender
iur
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FOR SAs,iI.

I, OR SALE CHEAP FOR WANT tI USE
i Al, oal, no top surrey buggy. ArIlS ~ J.
j.. CaIhtnter stable, lIth stIect between alaI'
ttn ana Hunl Uc streets N".-I
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WASHlNGTON. Jan. II. Secretary
Long has under consideration the APP
pointmrut of a board Of naval officers for
the purpose of suitably rcWarding the
officers and men OF the navy and marine
corps who participated with distinction
in the recent campaign in China. The
board is to 90 over the papers and official
reports Of the various acts ~ gal'anlr>
that were performed. 1t is not limited
As to what form the rewards shall take.
whether in the shape If Il hr"v"t, medal
or other method of recognition. \ great
nunber of acts Of conspiruu,IS bravery
were performed 10y til" marin" corps, and
the secretary is dc>irolI> that these shall
receive their full measure "G reward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

HEINIDERE, y. j.. Jan, T.. After
drifting over the world for many years rs
n tramp George Galloway. aliaS "Church'
Galloway, who is now in the Warren
county iail On a charge Of vagranry. has
received word that he has fallen heir to
nm estate Of 10000 The windfall has
come too late. however, Us Gallaway is
already rcaphs what he sowcd during his
wears Of seeing the world" When ar
rested on his last charge, he was sick
and vns removed 10 the Eastun hospital.
Later on he was returned TO lie jail ns
incurnble His mind, once brilliant, now
fuils him altogether al times, lie lies In
4 critical condition and may uoi live
utauN DAYS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-Reslcnts Of
Ocean Grove, y. j., believe the peril
which threatens the very life and exist
cnro of the Ocean Grove association and
its Methodist camp meeting resort, the
greatest of its kind in the world. exists
in til" movement of property owners on
the New Jersey shore TO establish an
ocean boulevard from Sandy Hook on
the north In Sea Girt on the south, It dis
taucc of about 80 miles. There is now n
drive the i1Iraiat part of the way, but
for II space Of nearly - mile Ocean Grove
suuarcIy blocks the way. At the pres
cut session of the Now Jersey legislature
II bill will he introduced 10 have state
road mad" through Ocean Grove and
Wesley and Fletcher lakes, AT either end
of the town, hridscd. Under existing
conditions a dctuur of nearly Il mile must
lie made, part of the way over Il traffic
laden IOud
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Many east side bakers i'll New York
city are reported to sleep un The dough
they knead.
Pearson. the ProhihiioniSt sheriff of
Portland, Me-. has begun crusade
against the pocket flask.
All New York hospitals are ovcrrrowd-
cd with grip victims Thirty-siX deaths
were recorded during the week.
The Grouse block, one OF the largest
apartment buildings in Syracuse. was
damaged by ire to the extent of $lO,-
900.
DR.. II. IT, McAnlcy Of Chicago claims
100000 indemnity from Portugal for al
legged false Imprisonment al I.ourrnco
Marques.
New York howlcrs captured first and
scrund honors in the bowling OF the two
men team championship Of ,he United
State, at Chicago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
ALL0N BOARD SAVED
Brave Fishermen Rescue the
Russie's Passengers.
FOUR DAYS In DEADLY PERIL.
Thrilling Account OF the Terrible
Experiences ON Board the
Stranded steamer Of the
French Coast.

MARSEILLES, Jan. IL. The passcn-
gers of the French steamer Russic. res
cucd of Faraman light after four days of
terrible suffering and anxiety, arrived
here by rail at half past last evening.
A great crowd was in waiting at the sta
ton to greet them. They were loudly
cllecrcd as they left the train, and many
touching scenes cnsucd when the suffer
crS met their relatives. Admiral BrssDn,
naval project of Marsciles. who was
present, expressed his sympathy
Lieutenant Guutherot tells the follow
ing story of the Russies experiences:
THE steamer ran ashore at 8 O'Clock
Monday morning. Only the catch was
on deck at the time. Tho snssCngcrs
rushed up addressed whcn they feh the
shock. and 4 panic ensuCh. TIE captain
and officers finally succeeded IN calming
tho people, and the boats were prepared
for launching.
Il. was found. however, that the sea
was too rough. A signal gun was fred,
and Bengal lights were burned, which
were perceived from the lighthouse. Dur
ing the day people could be seen dragging
boats along the shore. but no attempt
was made to launch these.
'As night came on the tuSsic hogan 10
sink. The after hold aud ine engine
room were inundated, and thn vessel,
which rolled badly. heclrl TO the star
board. The passengers took refuge in
the first cabin and the smoking room.
"'Tuesday morning violent wave burst
in the door OF the saloon. The passen-
gers, who were again stricken with n
4
them and baTicadcd the doorway with
mattresses. All day we We're obliged
hrlplessly to watch attempts to reach Us
with rockets and lifcboats from the
shore and by tugs.
I'VE passed the night in state of the
deepest anguish. The waves in scd
in fury and dashed over the vessel, ' ..icil
was humping on her starhoard side, un
til in the early morning the plates gave
way, aud the stern Of the vessel went to
pieces. Tho utmost CONSERVATION now
prevailed among the passengers, who
He'd to the forccastlc deck amidshps and
the forcdcch, clinging to the rails and
Stanchions. Again we witnessed dCs-
pcratr efforts all day long TO rescue us.
when night fell without relief and
with the tempest still raging, the seen"
or h,,rJ ,v,. fr;,htrnl ,rhn russorrors
,nomrJ hcarthroEru. Ihe women wcrnin.
ronvul.iypIv
"Thursdav morninr tho cruiscr GnliIce
bovo in ,i,,I. IIonn r,,iyn1 a, shn v.s
seen approaching us with engines rcvcr@-
ed The lamentations of the passengers
changed to rejoicings. The women cried
Bravo" and Long live the French
tniI iI,u-,r Ru+ L,,II.nlr il,n i,liir, 81,
nnd ,rho yotor r,,S ,on ,hu,lo,y ora
tho waves tl5rr,tcrrl ,n e,ynIr hrr Sh,
mnar for the omen sco. and ,hc nnssel-
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TOL,atlnch the Aiyina.

The pretty launch Aivlna. belong.
ing to Charles Fletcher, of Provl-
dence, X. |. will be launched from
the warhves of the Harlan and Hol-
lings worth company on Saturday
next.
The first plunge Of the boat into
the Christlana river was TO have
taken place on Thursday next. but
the Alvina will not be ready by that
time
Miss Harriet May Fletcher OF
Providence, grand daughter OF
Mr.. Fletcher, is 70 be sponsor for
the graceful yacht. Mr. Fletcher
and a party from Providence will
attend the launch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
To Cure q Cold in one Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablst
All druggists refund the money If 1T fail
to cure. Il W. Groves signature is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

at the New Jerusalem Church, Cor
ncr OF Delaware Avenue and WASH
inton street, beginning tomorrow
evening, Jan. 18th at 7.5O O'Clock.
The subject OF he first lecture will
be 'Th hc Present Spiritual Unrest
by Rev Ado!ph Roeder, of Orange,
n. ], The other lecture OF the
course will be The Trinity by tie
Rev. Adolph Roeder, The Sacred
Scripture. by Rev. Louis q. Hoeck,
of Brooklyn, n. V. The Awaken
ing of Spiritual Life by Rev. Will
liam l.. Worcester, OF Philadel-
phia. All are invited. Seats free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12
LAST YEARS COINAGE.
Government Mints Did Record
breaking DGsfncss.

WASH NfiTON. Jan. II. Mr.. George
+. Roberts. The director Of the mint. in
his annual report shows that the coinage
of the past year was in excess of that
executed in any previous year IN the ms
tory Of the service, agIrcgatlng Siil,'
.i0i $50 as compared with Sl3GS"5, b4h
in the last fiscal year. The value Of the
gold cOina"" WAS slightly below that Of
the previous year, being SlU7,931 no as
compared with SluS.11T, lSo. The coin
age of silver dollars was SlS,2i49Sl as
compared with ST., o,2j4. 100 in the prayi
Gus year. The chief increase was in the
OUTPUT of subsidiary and minor coins.
which surpassed all records and. it is
stated, may doubtless be attributed to the
extraordinary activity of retail trade
throughout the county. The coinage of
subsidiary silver amounted TO OIL l4,2Iu
pieces of the value of Sl2,ST6,Sio and of
minor coins to the extraordinary total OF
10l .3Ul.153 pieces Of the value of S.,
43,0l7 The seiguiorage, or profit, On
this coinage was s5.41I.521.
The deposits of gold bullion Mt the
nlints and assay Offices of the United
States during the fiscal year ended June
80, 1900, exclusive Of rthcposits, We're "f
the value Of Sl%3A1N,llo against SLAB,
+11,19O reported the previous year
The total deposits OF gold were not 80
gr"nt rs in the previous year. the imports
of bullion showing decline, but the
deposits of domestic bullion again sur
passed all records, amounting to SSl ,1JS,-
S}b against S16 o52 4S7 last year
The scignurage on the coinage of sill
vor dollars, subsidiary and minor coins
during the wear amounted to Sl0GSt, 3t..
At the highest market price for silver
during the year the commercial ratio of
silver to gold was as | to .i30l, at the
lowest price TO 354l, at the average
price to 81 A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

rOrGHKEEPSIE. \. y, Jan. r.
Iro,dr,' Robins. James A. Gnuldiug and
n"lWorh WOolen, Mormon elders from
Utah. are III Hudson cndcavorng 10 cs-
tabIish church Of the Mormon faith IN
that city, but diSrcGarding the r"IyGamy
feature. 1t is said that they will visit
other towns on the Hudson river for the
same purpose. Their mission, they say,
is to explain the Faith and correct vari'
ons erroneous ideas that the public en-
teytAiuN about il.
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EOTS.

Wilmington Bank directors nave
re elected their othcers. NJ
The Holy Name Society VIII &c
orran:zed in ST. Patrcks Church
on SUNDAY evening.
Trinity Episcopal Church VIII
hold a social Tor men on the evening
oi January 81 .s
East Lake Presbyterian Church
will hold Il congregational meeting
on Wednesday evening next.
G. S, Watson installed the oillcers
NJ Centre Lodge. A. o, L, W, az
Ccntrcy>lc last evening ~.
\ union missionary meelln 9 WI.
he held in the lecture room ol "ess
PRESBYTERIAN Church on thursday
afternoon
Marie Nassau, assisted by w. II
Nassau..wiIl give recital ln r..
Stephcn 5 Lutheran Church on 'ne
evening OF January H.
Officers of Excelsior Lodge 4, Of
p, were installed last evening. Inc
officers Of Lafayette VIII De ~
stalled this evening. 11's-ts
At Wesley tomorrow an oid'
ia ,hloned roll.call love least wiz -
held beginning at 10 "a m. All arg
invited TO be present.
water pipe bursted in the OLD
post-otiices flooding the building.
The Wilmington Auxiliary OF the
Women's National Indian Associa.
ton will meet OH Monday, Jan. \
D. M, at the home of Mrs. VIM NJ.
Drcin, ll03 Delaware Avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

NEW YORK. Jnn. 12.-Charles f..
Mather of New Brighton. $. l., convict.
cd Of stealing $500 diamond neck
lace and S2l 600 rope of pearls. is now
awaiting sentence A big legal fight over
the possession of the gems, which are
now in the keeping of McAcenan. II
pawnbrokcr Of this city. is PROMISED.
Mather got the nscklac" from Frederick
X. Lewis Il Co. Oct. 4 on memorandum.
He pawncd the jewels at McAleenan's :
for 81 800. Next day he got the S2l..
600 rope of pearls from Edward w.
Smith x Co. and pawned them with
McAlcenan for 81 800. Then he went to
Seattle. Wash. where he was arrested.
After being convicted Of the larceny Of
the rope Of pearls he pleaded guilty to
The lnrcnny nr the necklace.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Robert Penington is preparing a
bill to be presented to the General
Assembly concerning claims against
vessels The present laws state tina
any supplies furnished or repairs
done in any but the home port OF
the vessel become liens against the
vessel, while in the home portsthey
become liens against the owners.
The laws Will be changed 50 that
they will be liens against the vessel
at all times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-12

Evangelist W. J. Shipway, the
converted actor. has been conduct.
ing a successful revival at the First
Methodist Protestant church, 9TH
and Walnut streets During the last
tel days more than fifty persons
have been converted and large
number have Joined church An old
fashioned Methodist experience
meeting will be conducted on Sun
dav afternoon at three o clock.