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Evening journal., 1901-10-05
PAID TRIBUTE
TO I. /. BAYARD
Virginia Firemen Guests Of
tho Liberty Company
RECEIVED At THE CITY UALL
Addresses Made by Charles II. Blaine,
President Of Council and Robert
c. Marshall

To the Liberty Fire Company belongs
the honor OF entertaining tine hnest
body OF nremen seen in Wilmington
for many years. today the Chamhersl
Fire Company, No. 2, of Portsmouth.
Va. being the guests OF the company
Escorted by the Naval Post Band,
OF Portsmouth. numbering twenty
pieces. the visitors. iifty-ilye strong, at
tired in long fawn-colored overcoats
and the regulation fire helmet. arrived
in this city from Philadelphia at IL
o'clock. The party was met at the p,
w. a B. railroad station by a commit
tee of tine Liberty Fire Company. com
posed OF Chief Engineer john =.
Welsh, August FNirhman, Daniel Nc
Bride, James DOugherty. James Welsh,
William Fmllmer and Charles Dono-
van. A procession was formed and the
entire party marched up Market street
to the City Hail. where Chief Welsh
introduced Charles II. Blaine, presi-
dent OF Council. who welcomed the
visitors, extending the freedom OF the
city to them. and placed them in
charge Of the tiremen and police.
TRIBUTE TO MR.. BAYARD
President Blaine's address was re-
piled to by Robert c. Marnail. captain
of the Chambers Company, and county
aatorney OF Norfolk tNa) county.
In pant, Captain Marshall said: "Mr
Presidenl. and Fellow Firemen: I think
You ON behalf on our company for the
comtesies extended TO MS. You may
turn us over to the police but If yor
send them to our city, we think we car
8how them "A trick or two. IL is, indeed
| a pleasure 90 be welcomed into a cit,
from whiUh came one Cf our creates
statesmen. Thomas 4. Bayard., Wher
the Democratic National ColiY entiOn
which nominated Grover Cleveland for
the presidency met in Chicago in 1893
had the honor 10 be delegate-at-large
from Virginia. / cast the single vote
for Thomas f. Bayard for the presi
dental chair, and the vote was after
wards made unanimous by our delega-
tion.
My acquaintance with Mr. Bayard
was OF a personal Nature, and the pleas.
ure CT being within the gates of his
native city is, indeed, great Again
thank you for your courtesy, and as
sure you that if we do not enjoy our.
selves. It will not be your fault We
hope to welcome you in our city IN
August next, when the State Firemen'e
Convention meets"
At the conclusion of Captain Mar.
shalYs address. which was foudly ap.
plauded. the band played Dixie" and
Yankee Doodle" amidst the cheers OF
the crowd.
After the ceremonies in the Hal
were completed. the entire party board
ed special cars at Fourth and Market
streets and proceeded to the Liberty
Fire Company's house, where they were
royalty entertained
Among tlhe visitors were Robert c
Marshall captain Of the company: T.
b. Hutchins, first assistant; p. A. Holt
second assistant; c. S. Miller. third as
sistant; c. c. Murden. chief engineer
of the department; r. l.. Herbert, as.
sistant chief. and DR.. c. E. Culpepper
surgeon of the company.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
NEW REPORT Is ISSUED
Thirty-eighth Annual Statement Of Chief
Of Tho Fire Department

From uhe presses of The j. NJ. Rogers
Company thethirty- an
nual report OF the chief engineer Of the
Fire Department compiled by Chief
John p. Welsh. has been issued
The report Is in pamphlet form, and
is by far the handsomest yet issued It
is printed on glazed paper and con-
tains excellent half-tone cuts OF Chief
Welsh. Assistants Wiley and Paafrey,
Former Second Assistant James p.
Purcell. deceased OF Chief Welsh and
Driver James Dougherty. in the chiefs
team. and also OF the Libarty Fire
Company's house. The latter picture
was gratuitohsly made by Mr.. Rogers,
and this cut presented TO the Liberty
Company. The book Is handsomely
bound in red leather OF pllable quality.
contains seventy-four pages. and IS
well worth a place In the library Mem
bers of Council have been supplied
with copies
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
GOSPEL WAGOY BLOCKS STREET
Tralfc Delayed in ShipIey Street and
Horse Run Into

Shortly after noon today a blockade
occurred in Shipley street above
Fourth street. caused by the Gospel
wagon stopping in front Of Held & Co. S
Store.
While the wagon was at a standstili
a wagon owned by the Hopes local ex-
press attempted to pass when one OF
The horses of the Gospel wagon shied
and the wheel Of the express wagon
hit II on a hind leg. Some excitement
followed. and the cO.ored woman in the
Gospel wagon sprang out and grabbed
Hopes horses by the head and began
upbraiding the driver of the express
wagon. She refused to let go Of the
animals head until ordered to do so
by another of the Gospel women. Sew
eral feams were blocked.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
L.tane Nav Succeed NicboIson

When the Synod Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the United States
meets in Brooklyn on October 16 a
question of interest will be decided. II
will be the choice of a successor To
Bishop William r. Nicholson, who pre-
sided over st. Pauls Church. at Twen-
ty-second and Chestnut streets. Phila-
delphia. for twenty-five years, until his
death . few months ago, and who also
Rad charge Of the diocese including
Wilmington There will be no candi-
date for the bishOpric from Philadel-
phia, and it IS probable that the mantle
CT Succession will fall TO Bishop La
tame, of Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Ohangea on DeLaware Roa q

in the operating force of the Delaware
Railroad Company. Willard A. Flem-
ing succeeds II c. Lodge as assistant
trainmaster of the division, and Frank
Strickland, Of Clayton, takes the place
Of Mr.. Fleming as chief train dis
patcher. William w. Colpitts, OF
Smyrna, succeeds Mr.. Strickland as as
sistant train dispatcher. The position
Of special dispatcher between midnight
anil 8 a. m. will be filled by James
Donovan and Elmer M. Webb be
comes the dispatcher for the branch
roads AIT the Dover station Joseph
NJ. Scanlon becomes baggage master
and chief engineer of the pumping
station. .n.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
BRIDGE PLANS
TO BE PRODUCED
Willis and Elliott Said to
Have Copies
MEETING WILL Be INTERESTING
will TrV to Show That lhe Structure
RaS 10 be 30 Feet in
Width

There promises 10 be interesting de-
veopments In the Seventh street
bridge controversy at the meeting OF
Levy Court TO be held ON Tuesday The
matter OF the plans and specifications
win be the chief subject discussed, and
some startling developments. especially
regarding the width OF the structure
andthe approaches will be disclosed.
MAY REVEAL THEIR HAND
It IS said THAT Messrs. Willis and
Elliott will spring a surprise on the
court by producing two copies OF the
original plans which call for bridge
30 feet wide with approaches. When
seen yesterday Commissioner Elliott
admitted that he had a copy Of the
original plans. but would not show
them nor discuss the matter
Mr.. Willis also is said TO have
PLANS that are identical with those in
the possession OF Mr.. Elliott. and both
men may produce their copies to show
that Contractor Patrick Fahey exceed
ed his authority in building q structure
twenly-four feet in width. On the
matter OF approaches little can be
learned. but the outcome OF the affair
may be THAT Mr.. FaIhey may find the
bridge ON his hands.
Mr.. Fahey says that he has the
plans In his Office and will permit any
person to lcOS at them. Mr. Chandler
alleges that he has made several unsuc-
cesssful attempts to get a look at THE
plans that call for a twenty-four-foct
bridge.
When completed according TO THE
plans as Interpreted by Contractor
Fahey the bridge will be useless, as
there Is n sixteen-foot space between
the ends OF the bridge and the shore.
This win have to be filed In and be
supplied with retaining walls before
the bridge can be used by the public.
This work win entail an additional ex-
pcnse OF several thousand dollars.
One set OF the plans came from RAM
say a. Co.. in Baltimore. which
firm received the contract for
doing the iron work on phe bridge.
Owing to the delay in begin
ming the work iron became much
cheaper and Mr. Fahey gave another
contract for the dnon to the Edge
Moor Bridge Works, ignoring the Bal
timore firm. AS a result the Baltimore
firm has entered suit against Mr..
Fahey
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
wnI Sing Mr.. Kerr's New Song

Tomorrow morning in Central Pres
byterian Church Frank Mason. the
well-known baritone vocalist, will sing
for the first time George H. Kerr's new
song, "The Great White Throne" The
song bids fair to become even more
popular than The Holy City" II has
been sung with great success by good
singers in other cities and from the
advance sales it will make an excep-
donally good run.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
KEEP CITY CLRAN
PHYSICIANS SAY
In View Of Prevalence Of Dis
ease PrOCautiOn Should
be Taken

In view of the prevalence of contagious
diseases in lower Delaware and parts of
Maryland, physicians say that every pre-
caution should be taken to keep this city
free from the cOntagion.
Attention is called 10 the condition of
several East Side lots, the deplorahle
condition ol which was made public by
the Evening Journal some time ago.
Since the article in question appeared the
tops of the weeds, which stood shoulder
high, have been cropped, but enough have
been left to hide the decaying animal
matter from the eyes of the public.
Il am glad some one' is interested in
the conoltion of the East Side" said a
woman resident of that section of the
city, 'and hope that the good work may
20 on"
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Firemen vislt Nnw unatle

At o'clock this morning the Union
Fire Company, of Lebanon. Pa, accom-
panied by members of the Friendship
Fire Company, Of this city. boarded spe-
cial trolley ears for New Castle, where
they will visit the Jail and be entertained
by Lenape Fire Company. No. /. The
visitors left for Philadelphia enroute for
home on the 1 O'Clock boat.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
one System Desired

The controlling interest in the Worces-
ter Telephone Company, of Snow Hill.
has been purchased by parties represent
ing the Eastern Shore Telephone Com
pany, Of which Harry Richardson, Of Do
yer, is president. The object of the COM
pany is said 10 be TO put the whole East
ern Shore under one system with long dis
tance service.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
MORE WIRE THIEVES OPERATE
Sixteen Hundred Feet Stolen From the
PhnnSIlvania TrOlIh1 Line

Wire thieves are again getting in their
work and despite the efforts of the au-
thorties Of several cities, appear to be
operating at their pleasure.
Chief of Police Leary. of Chester, was
in the city today and reported that I'M
known parties last night cut down and
carried of 1000 feet of wire of the West
Chester aud Philadelphia trolley line.
The theft occurred near Newtown. Della
ware county. Pa. So far no trail Of the
thieves has been found.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
HOSPITALS ARR THANKFUL
FOR DONATION OF MONEY

Accompanied by the following COM
munication, Thomas Davis has sent
checks for S27S4 to the Delaware and
Homeopathic Hospitals. the money rep
rceenting the residue of the fund raised
to hold the Mckinley memorial meeting.
AS the treasurer of the Joint Commit
tee Young Mems Republican Club and
Young Mems Democratic Club. appointed
to arrange q memorial meeting for eX-
pressons Of the country's loss in the
death of the late President William Me
Kinley. / am instructed to divide S55.6S,
il being the amount of collections over
and above expenses between the two hos
pitfalls of this city. And in doing so to
express the committees gratitude 10 all
who rendered assistance 10y contributions
of money. material and labor.
Enclosed please find check 10 your or
der for S27S4.
Yours truly.
THOMAS DAVIS"
The following reply was received by
Mr.. Davis from the Homeopathic Hos
pital:
''i'he managers Of the hospital desire
me to express To you their thanks and
gratitude for your generous donation
which You forwarded them in the name of
the Young Mems Republican and Young
Mem's Democratic Clubs. They appre-
ciate il very much.
"Yours truly,
"a. f. POOLE.
Corresponding Secretary.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
PURCHASED NEWPORT HOTEL
HeIl-kHOWn Wilmington Man TO Conduct
tbe UOStIerV

Alfred Heck. Of this city. has purchased
the Newport hotel in Newport, Del, from
Sallie and Clara Miller, and win take pos
session ON March % Of next year.
The price paid for the property was
$500, but the purchaser will expend
about s1,5O0 more in improvements before
he takes possession.
Mr.. Heck is well-known in Wilmington
having been in the employ of the j. NJ.
Rogers Printing Company for thirteen
years in the capacity Of engineer
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
NIrlkmen in session

Another meeting Of the Wholesale
and Retail Milk Dealers Association Of
New Castle County was held in the
Central Bank Building Fifth and
Market streets. this morning, a num-
Der of the members being present The
question of appointing a committee Of
mi-kmen to await on those VINO have
not Joined the association, and to use
their efforts 10 persuade them to join
was discussed.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
win Leave for BunAlo

Accompanied by the First Regiment
Band of twenty pieces, 12O members Of
the Delaware Fire Company win leave
over the B q o. railroad tomorrow
morning for a trip TO Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada. The party will re-
main week and upon its return will be
received by the Fame Fire Company.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
sundsr school omcers EIcctsd

At the annual meeting Of the officers
and teachers of st. Stephens Sunday
school, held in Superintendent n. w.
Bard's residence in Elsmere, the follow
ing named officers were elected: Super
intendent. n. w. Bard: assistant super
intendent. J. ID. Weller; treasurer. Miss
Julia Steinicken; secretary. b. II. Pierce:
assistant secretary. Fred. Hitler; organ
list, Helmuth Werlich
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Thieves Break window

Unknown thieves last evening broke
the large plate glass window of Jason ID.
Bleeker 4 Co., Second and French streets
and stole articles valued at sos.
The robbery was discovered by Officers
Cornish and Aiken, who found two pair
of glasses on the pavement at the corner
of Second and French streets.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Foreman Awsy on 4 AMIN

Election Commissioner II. A. ID. Hut
son. who is assistant general foreman at
the PENNSYLVANIA Company car shops.
and Charles A. Cook. foreman of the
paint shop for the same company. are on
an extended business trip. They will visit
the company's shops at Meadows. near
Jersey City, Baltimore, West Phiadel-
phia and Altoona.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Reoovered uIa Pockethook

While attending Salvation Army
in the headquarters, No. 800
Shipley street. James Il. Finley, of
Seventh and Orange streets, dropped his
pocketbook containing $50 on the floor II
was picked up by one of the army cap
tains and turned over TO Police Captain
Kane
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
NearIr 81. .ooa Contributed

IS TO the Mckinley monument fund, and
the amount pledged 10 the Evening Jour
nal and to the Morning News is s935.s5.
IL is probable that some definite step in
the matter will be taken some time
next week
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
wnl visit Ral,,mor@

About 100 members Of Wilmington
Aerie. No. "a. Fraternal Order of Eagles.
will leave this city at 7.S0 o'clock tomor-
row morning on a special train for Bal
timore. where they wiz be the guests Of
J. r. Schwatka. sheriff Of Baltimore
county. ana srand worthy vicepresideng
of the Grand Aerie of the order.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Nf,s. NLenler Is nend

After being in poor health for several
months. Mrs. Mary -aealev. mother Of
Levy Court Commissioner John J. Meal
ey. died early last evening. Mrs Nlealey
was the widow of Patrick Mealey. She
leaves two sons and one daughter.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Bulldog of Laboratory su.p.nded

A. s. Reed Brothers and Company
were the successful bidders for the lab
oratory at Sandy Hook. The contract
price is said TO be $4,000. which exceeds
the appropriation for the buildidng by
$1,000. The work is temporarily sus-
pended.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Time Of Mourning Nearly over

Public buildings will remain draped
out of respect to the late President, one
week longer, as the customary thirty days
viii expire on October a. Wilmington
is said to have more draped buildings
than any city Of similar size.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Mrs. wehater at Homo

Mrs A. $. Webster, wife OF Prof. A. S.
Webster, president of the Street and
Sewer Department. has returned home
from Rehoboth where she spent the sum-
mer. Mrs. Webster has been seriously III,
but has now entirely recovered
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Good Game AntIc pated

A good game of football is antici-
pated on Tuesday. when the Whining
ton High School and the Wilmington
Military Academy elevens meet. The
academy eleven has been considerably
strengthened since last season, while
the High School team is fully as strong
as it was last. year
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
PI.c-d under Peace aonds

Mary Finn, charged with breach Of
peace; Walter Hlder. slnnder. and
Caesar Row, defamation OF character.
were placed under peace bond by Mag
istrate Bradley last night.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Won Two Cups

Worrcll Clarkscn. OF st. Paul. NIinn..
son Of James B. Clarkson. Of this city. is
an enthusiastic yachtsman. A few weeks
ago his yacht Nokomis. representing the
White Bear Yacht Club won two silver
cups az Green Lake, Wisconsin.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Many on Honor Ron

George W. Twitmyer. superintendent
of public schools, has issued honor GER
tiicates to 1O9 pupils Of various schools
who have been perfect in attendance for
five consecutive months ending Septem-
ber 30, 1901.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Mr.. Lewis Will Preach

"Manhoods Highest Prayer" is the sub
ject Of a sermon 10 be preached tomorrow
afternoon in the Y. NJ. c. A. by the Rev.
Frederick Lewis, Of Rodney Street Pres
byterian Church. The West Presbyter-
ian Church choir will sing at the services.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
nenth Was Accidental,

Coroner John Frick last evening COM
pleted the inquest on the body Of Andrew
Dougherty, who was killed on the B. &
o. railroad on Saturday last. a verdict
Of accidental death was given by the
jury.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
cIc.rinrs fr the week

local bank clearings for the week end
ing at noon today were s2.303955, com
pared with s1.o4s.ss5 for the correspond
ing period Of last year.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
Rl cogninsd ne a CrnoI,

At the request of Chief of Police Mas
sey. Captain of Police Miller. Of Phila-
delphia. sent an officer here yesterday 10
Identify, il possible james Brown and
William Walker, who are under arrest
on charge Of having robbed the resi-
dence Of James Evans. No. 1i2o West
street. The officer recognized Walker as
a crook but could not identify Brown.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05
HELD FOR coNTEMPT

tempt of court, was held in $500 bail for
a further hearing ON Wednesday. Dough
erty was the principal witness against
liquor dealer who was charged with seil-
ing liquor on Sunday, but when the case
was called, he did not appear. He had
left the city. but returned yesterday and
was arrested.
Evening journal., 1901-10-05

DON'T BUY PAINT
Until you see Cartmell.
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