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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
GOOD SYSTEM
Oh TRANSFERS
East Wilmington Residents
Afforded Better Trolley
Facilities

Since the Inauguration of the Van
dever avenue branch Of the Whining
ton City Railway Company, residents
in the northeastern section of the city
are AFFORDED much better facilities for
reaching various points than hereto
fore.
This applies particularly to those
people who desire to reach the north
ern section OF the city and RiyeTview
Park. Formerly those persons who live
in northeast Wilmington when they
wished to reach the Riverview or
Darby lines were obliged to take a
west-bound East Eighth street car
proceed to Ninth and Market streets
and transfer out Market. The COM
pany, however, since the Vandever
avenue line has gone into operation,
has instituted a new system of trans
fers which is much appreciated by the
public.
In northeast Wilmington Eleventh
street bridge is the dividing line from
which the new system is worked, while
Fourteenth street is the line in the
northern section. Persons living be-
yond the bridge and who desire to go
out Market street may take an east
bound Eighth street car. ride to Van
dever avenue. Twenty-frst street and
Market street and be transferred north
on Market. Persons who desire to
go out Market street and who take the
Eighth street car on the west side OF
the briage must board a car going
west and be transferred at Ninth and
Market strests. as has been the custom
in the past
Coming south on Market street pas
sengers from Riverview or Darby who
desire to go to east Wilmington may
be transferred at Twenty-hrst and
Market streets and take a Maryland
avenue car and ride the entire length
Of the line If desirable Going south
on Market street persons who wish to
90 TO the eastern section and who are
TO the south of Fourteenth street must
take a down car and be transferred at
Eighth and Market streets. Those
above Fourteenth street may take a
north-bound car and be transferred
east on the Vandever avenue branch
at Twenty-frst and Market streets
No transfers will be issued on the
VandeVer avenue line south on Market
street Consequently. passengers on
that branch Who desire to 20 out Della
ware avenue or West Eighth street
take the car as formerly.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
NOT ACCEPT
TERMS OF ]. P. MORGAN

Pittsburg, Aug. 5.-Vice President
David Bees said this morning:
AS anxious as the members of the
executive board Of the Amalgamated
Association are to settle the strike.
their refusal to accept the terms of
Mr.. Morgan was the only alternative
left them at the last moment. From
the association side to have agreed to
the proposition that would have de-
clared all of the hoop combine mills
now idle as non-union would have
meant the desertion of the thousands
OF workmen who were employed in
them and who organized and came out
on strike since the trouble began.
To have deserted these men now
would have been the death blow of
the organization and it would have
died in dishonor. To fight the trust in
an honorable battle with q good
chance TO win, means at least q chance
for life, but If beaten a demise OF
the AmalsGmated Association with
honor"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
SERIOUS CITY COURT
CASES WERE POSTPONED

On the serious charge of attempted
felonious assault, William a. Lowell, n
local electrician. was arraigned in the
Municipal Court this morning. The
case was postponed until Wednesday
Arthur Armstrong was charged with
stealing a pair Of shoes and watch
from James b. Brown. Acting City
Solicitor Phillip H. Garrett asked the
court for a continuance until Thurs
day in order to get the goods from
Baltimore, where they are In pawn.
The court continued the case
When William ]. Steele was arraign-
ed on the charge Of stealing copper
wire, Mr. Garrett Informed the court
that the wire belonged to the United
States Government and that Steele
was not the one who stole It. AS there
was no charge against Steele Judge
Townsend discharged him.
Mr.. Garrett wanted the prisoner
held. but as there had been no case
made out. Judge Townsend told Mr..
Garrett that he would have 10 release
the man. and If wanted, it would be
necessary 10 rearrest him. Steele beat
a rapid retreat from the court room.
Louise Maguill will have a hearing
on Saturday on the charge Of assisting
IN performing a criminal operation ON
a young girl.
After hearing both sides in a little
girls quarrel over Eleventh street
bridge, Judge Townsend dismissed the
case.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
WILL NOT AFFECT PLANT
Strike Of steel Workers Not Yet Ex-
tended 20 Diamond State Works

Now that the steel strike has taken
on such serious turn. local manufae-
turers are beginning 20 turn their at
tention as to what effect II will have
on their business regarding the supply
of Steel
When the subject was mentioned to
President Wallace. Of The Diamond
State steel Company, this morning, he
said that no difficulty was anticipated
at present. The strike is confined TO
the steel sheet and tin plate work, and
as neither Of these productions is used
by The Diamond State, it cannot affect
them Mr. Wallace was not prepared
TO say what might be the result should
the strike extend to other branches Of
the business.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
Meeting Largely Attended

The Sunday open-air meetings re-
Gently inaugurated by the Rev. Robert
\ Elwood, pastor Of Olivet Presbyter-
ian Church, are growing in interest.
and an audience Of several hundred
persons attended the meeting last
night. 1t was held especially to raise
funds to aid in giving an outing for
the poor. About $40 was obtained. all
Of which will go for that purpose. Mr..
Elwood preached an eloquent sermon
on the subject. Saving the Children. "
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
TO CARRY PEACHES On PARADE
Delaware Veterans Will Create Sensation
at G. 4 R. EncamDmeBt

Delaware veterans. no doubt. WIFI
create a big sensation in the parade at
me q. A. r. encampment i'm Cleveland
ONO. Each man will carry a peach
on the end Of a cane. thus indicatinp
Delaware's greatness as a peach-grow-
ing State
Delaware will be represented by
ABOUT ilfty veterans, and Adiutant.
General William G. Raugh is maxine
arrangements for the trip
The veterans will leave Wilmington
on Sunday. September 8. The encamp.
ment opens on Monday. The business
sessions will be held in Euclid Avenue
Opera House.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
Hurrvine signal work

Along the line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad between Wilmington and
Philadelphia the Hall system of sig
nails is being installed. The principle
of the system is that each train blocks
itself; that is. by electrical mechanism
each train operates the signals in such
way as to denote to trains following
it the condition Of the track.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05

The meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation tonight promises to be a lively
one. owing to the fact that criticism
recently has been made about the ap-
pointment Of Pennsylvanians as teach
ers in the schools. and the discharge
OF old teachers. President Shortlidge
has challenged the CRITICS to attend
the meeting, where he will answer
them in open session.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05

Joseph Quinn, aged 10 years, Of No.
2Ol Monroe street, a messenger for the
Postal Telegraph Company. was struck
by car No. 1873, Of the Maryland ave-
nue line. at Fourth and Shipley streets
while riding a bicycle yesterday after
noon He was severely bruised about
the head and body and his wheel
broken.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
Tram Injured in Flaht

Charles Patton, aged As years. a
tramp who gives Philadelphia as his
home, was admitted to the Delaware
Hospital last night suffering from sew
eral badly lacerated wounds on the
head. He was injured in a fight with
other tramps.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
FUNERAL BY TROLLEY
This the Innovation Seen Here on
Saturday

Trolley cars now promise to succeed
the hearse and the cab as necessaries
To a funeral procession, the innova-
tion having been successfully intro-
duced here on Saturday, when the body
of Purnall j. Webb was carried from
9O5 Vandever avenue TO Delaware City
for interment. The car. which carried
the corpse, was No. "a .of the VIII
and Now Castle Railway Com
pany. lt Is a combination car used
daily on the line as a carrier Of freight.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
Fnnnh Gig Roll of CIolh

on last Tuesday Dgtectlve james y
Ratledge. assisted by Police Ohicer
Harry Peirce, found a 1000 yards roll
Of cloth hidden in some bushes in q
woods along the Kennett pike II had
been shipped to Bancrofts, on the 2.
& r. railroad. and had been stolen
from the car.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
HER DEPARTURE POSTPONED
FeTrybOat Lakewood Will Not Leave for
New York Until Tomorrow

Although it was expected that the
new ferryboat Lakewood. built by the
Harlan and Hollingswoith Company
for the n. Y, c. & II. r.. railroad. which
sail for New York to-day her depart
ure has been postponed until to-mor-
row at noon
A number Of the crew arrived here
this morning on the l1.O5 train. ana
she will steam out of The harbor un-
der the direction Of Mr.. Sadler. q rep
resentative OF the railroad.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05

Miss Josephine Shiffen, Of this city.
has just closed a course Of instruction
in diet cooking at the Chester County
Hospital. She continued her lessons
for two months during which time the
student nurses were taught to prepare
various sorts OF foods for invalids.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
Companies mad monkey Run

While some painters were at work
in a house at the corner OF Seventh
and Poplar streets this afternoon, one
of their coats took FIRE, and was
thrown from a window into the street.
Some excited individual turned In mi
alarm OF fire, but, Of course, the com-
panics Had no work to perform
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
On Extended Riorole Tour

William NJ. Smfrh. Of Augusta,
Georgia, was in this city yesterday. on
his way North on an extended bicycle
trip. He expects to be on his wheel for
two years, during which time he will
visit every part Of interest in Amer
lea Europe, the Philippine Islands and
Cuba. lie is travelling in the interest
Of the Atlanta Constitution, Of At
lanta. sfE1 =,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
won Flshine Party PrIne

Mrs. George Botham won the Asbury
Sunday school fishing party prize. The
splendid teachers Bible was presented
by the Rev. Henry S. Dulany in a mt
ting speech. The Sunday school and
services. both morning and evening,
were we'll attended.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
Has Purchased Bavarian pArk

Frank Huck, a well-known saloon
keeper in this city. has purchased Ba-
varian Park. at the corner of Fifth
and Scott streets He will fit it up and
make a Summer resort Of It.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
Ia.uranc, Men in New Positions

Charles H. Scott to-day became man
ager Of the local office Of the Royal
Insurance Company. succeeding L. P
Buck, removed Norris NJ. Morgan
succeeds Mr.. Scott in the Office OF VIII.
liam i. Hawkins & Co, siir~.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05
Boys Damage New Building

Candy Cox has reported to the iio-
lice Depa tment that boys are doing
considerable damage TO properties ne
is building at the corner Of Harrison
and Reed streets.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05

Milford, July 5.-George Grier Rat
cli1 was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w Ratcliff % this town. He was 81
years Of age. and he'd been nraetieing
law for about six years in Salisbury.
having graduated from the Maryland
University in the year 1895. The de-
ceased was highly admired for his
frank and courteous manners. and
was becoming prominent in the town
Of his adoption. The funeral will take
place here tomorrow al 2.30. and in
terment is to be made in Odd Fellows
Cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05

Messenger. Gil West Front, puts
on roller-bearing axles. One horse
pulls as much as two.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05

Pleasant to take. Cartmell's Black
berry Compound.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-05

Advertise Your Wants Ia
TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
.s.s 1t Pays. .S.<
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
HOPEFUL SIGNS

rH. installation of H now electric hFht ..I u.O.r raut u Sk1gVay that whi n.IuI. lhe whole city u its system. and mean. tn. immediate investment "f bo tween i1su 1nI SweU makes pretty .....I .huNIu- ul what .oIid nvcstors con ...,. t. b.. th. future ol tbc city rhr peo ... lt tn. head of this extensive enter. ur.-. Ir. m.n who da uot nu in thc.r undertaking 1uJ have many times dis rl,-J th..r keen Judgement u their m ....fm..i elsewhere The geographical position .f sk1evly cannot hc altered. ..r ..u tl. lltrvly tu thr great interior I... closed f. r.mm.rcr That longhe1ded .uJ conservative investors deem that 90 ,.t, must -ru0 tt Che port of ska;way should To. .reoIrleius to thosc who's nth u tH. uwuu hos been weakened
 Wrh "a .ueIoIs school house crrctc'l t.I about r,ldy tor occup1ucy. 70 hand ..m. church and parsouasc completed lad another nearly finished % dozen new I.slI.n..- built l new cold storage plant 70 u.U ,I,.tre usht and power plant 90 r.nrU.I water system and many other improvements under way leaves one to believe thlt t--re is rruerl faith iu th, ..ur. Ul SktsWIy.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
THE oLrNK OF THE ICE

Notably fond or music dotc on swcctci
 tone
 Than ever the harp has uttered or cvcl
 thc lutc has known When | wake ot i've In the morning with
 a feeling in my head Suggestive of mild cNccsscs before ! r'
 tired Co bed, When a small but fierce volcano 'eN'
 me sorc inside. And my throat and mouth are furred win
 fur that sccmcth @ bunalo hid''- How gracious those dcws of solace 'n''
 over my senses fan Al the clink of Che tee in Che pitcher th'
 boy brings up Che holl' oh. is it Che gaudy ballet with feature.
 cannot name. That klndlcs ln virilc bosoms that slo"
 but dcvourIng nomcf Or is U thc midnight supper. eaten he
 fore we retire, That presently by combustion scttcth ''
 ou ahrc7 or is it thc chccry magnumf-noy. Il
 not chidc Che cup That makes Che mcckcst mortal anNiow
 Co whoop things up; yct. what Che cause soevcr relief com'.
 when we call- Relief with that rapturoue clnkcty-clinl
 that clukcth alike for an I've drcamt of Che nrcy furnace that Wa.
 one vast bulk of flame. And that | was Abednego swallowing H
 that same. And I've drolmt was crater. possess
 cd or % mad desire TO yomit molten lava. and Co snort hil
 gobs of fire; Two drcamt ! was Roman candles s'.
 rockets that hzzcd and screamed Iu short I've drcamt Che cusscd's
 dreams that ever % human drelmri But au Che red-hot oncies were scattered
 quick as wink When Che spirit within that pitcher wen
 cl.nking its clnkcty- cliuS Roy. why so slow in coming with th''
 gracious. saving cupf Oh. haste thee Co the succor of Che mar
 who ls burning up' See how Che icc bobs up and iown. 1s 'i
 to wildly strovc TO reach Its grace to the wretch 20 loo iceli
 like a rcd-hot kitchen stovc' The pIteous cllnks rs clinks meth'rf' should thru You through and throurn An erring soul i- wanting drink oui n'
 wants it D. d. e. And. lo' Che honest pitcher. Goo. f1lle '
 SO dire a fret That its pauld form is presently 'r
 dcwod with a chilly sweat May blessings bc showcrcd upon Che mfI
 who first devised this drink That happens along at five a. m with iu
 rapturous clinkety-clinki | never have fclt thc cooling flood go siz
 zllng down my throat But what ! vowed Co hymn 70 hymn (,
 that clinkcty-clink devote; So now. In Che prime of my manhood.
 polish this lyric gem For thc uses of all good fellows who ai,
 thirsty ot five O. m., But specially for those fellows who hav'
 known the ple1sine thrlu Of Che clink of Che icc in Che pitcher tt'
 boy brings up thc hall
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
PERSONAL MENTION
Skagway People and Others Who
 Arc On tho Wing

Capt. John Roberts. master of tho etDIm ship Victorian. who h1s been in thc north looking after mining Interests while h. ship was undergoing repairs. wont e'Ith on thc City of Seattle
 Capt. Moore is quite ul at h.s apari- mcnts on state street
 -O-
 Mrs J. IT, Ioodr.ck. daughter and son. who formerly were residents of Sb1r way, comc out from Dawson ycatcrl1N and wont south on thc CiV of Seattle
 -O-
 pr J Duncan. brother of ur Duncan one of Che victims of Ono 'el1udor dis astcr. arrived out from Dawson ycs,crlH' and went south on Ono cty of S"t,ip
 =O-
 w. N Cr,ou. Supt oi Che Dominion telegraph unc. who hls been u th. D.N for several days past returned Go H uuct ycstcrday
 Mike King manager co. tn. q. Y e Company. of White H.re. ia n town.
 70
 Capt John lry|uE. who hI. I.eu m Auu for thc past month nokng lft'r mining interests. returned home on Ono City of Seattle
 -Oa
 Mr. Morston Wulnme manager oi lh. Auln Gakc Mining Company of rrch creek. arrived from Aum Friday evening uc win return MonjlN Jessie Grimes has s1ue to S,ltt.e fo 10. ready for Che opcn 0s of One CHHo1de Forest reserve. when. ho h1a suspended homestead entry
 s. w. Ormshy. who Is about t' l"IF. skagwoy for Che Sound. hos s.,Drad h. connection with IT, C. Barley Mir and Mrs Stowe. of Dawson. friends of Judge Liehtfoot oro u thc city. Reduction sale of dry goods. millinery. furnishing goods and shoes Fifc-Nl1eka Co.,. State and Fifth.
 Fine clothing a fair pricc ls a sIre pro- vcutouvc of dml day m our store Cloyson G Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
cL1ssLELrn rnrRIIsEMENr.

Ffcuhoueai, saie' iif tsad ef "For Rssi. 'Fo. siie" % "Hssisf" fro efsii psr uoff Jo, d'iiH. trhoH, orf ffri tfr uoff lor eitb iatisqafli iri0 hos. UnS0 sfli 'SnalHoHi Wsaffi." oss efr ttr uarf No aie0ncnfH' fslsr .for en tar ln.lll-a.l alln
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
NORTHWEST LIGHT AND PONER COMPANY
sKAGWAY, ALASKA
Proposed Electric Light Rates

Monthly rates on yearly conracl pay- lblo monthly iu advance
 DusIuom- Midnight Circuit glch DO @. D. lghl......... .....,..t l.5n Elch a2 e D. usht.............. a" Enclosed lrcs ................... .........- l.a1 Au Nirht Circuit
 Bach iG e. D. ught......... .......... %" Ench a2 e. D. ............. Goo Enclosed ares. .............. ...... li..l Meter Kate
 Per MlowDit hour .T,...... ............... 20 Minimum meter charge ............. l."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

rh. IaVH E.unIeIus cordially 1pprov, aHl .niore everything the McEmlc, administration ever ial which they would hi.. lHu. Hat On. slme If thr AjmInis ttt.uu hII J.H. eNHerN Che opuosit, .f what U hls don. This s party loyal t. .uI tHa .uear1h'. custom of paru ..u convention.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

King Christian of Denmark. father O. m.Hr s.rI. who heosme Queens anI "srh. is ,I years oId and thanks Go. that he is y.t active and healthy H. b1a uvlgs Ur.J simply and senslhb and .o h.s mon. than fpurcore year have not born. hm down Into dust
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

You can't hslp finding something you want at tbe prices we arc quoting this week Cheneye Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

lf Hm. of thase poor Sp1n1rls wh, tut.Is went down to delth Iu SantI1g. lIarbar could b. uterroglt,i. they woul, u0t b. likely tl testify across Che sty' tlat S.h..r ou July a i,se. turned t1i iH .iIur nIsht and ron 1v1y." If he had It m.ehf have htsu otherwise with them
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

E.R. PEOPLES. Undertaken and Elm
 palmer, Broadway and Sth Ave
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

A suit has boon brlleht m England to r..tuu t1e publication of new uoyc. written hs uHu CNua. ou the ground of 70. .u.r.I ImmurUu tie many not how. H...".I tH.- scheme uf advertising hr now baok uut if uot hs is cVc,edinrN U.kr n h.e .nam...
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

For Rent oui For Sale cards at hls office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

rh. n.t hlt Constitution follows Co Hmhas rle must ts t,u. comforting t ".utIe
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

re better u.t.r have loved and got .um.nl luI tbl1 to have lowed at aI .HH e.f u.u.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

som. .r,Hs may b- small but God al u.re uIr.s 70 good crop of uttlc apple. .rI small untItass
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

You can e,t good ntting stylish suit this week for fi5oo at Cheney's Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

rH. -.rk. u sluFuucisc1. which bc rlu V.tb tH. telm.t.rs. is having s long haul
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
roH ~ALE

FOR sALs-Lot on Eighth street; mi cleared and fenced. For sale at bar
 uln. Addross T. & e.. Alaskan office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

.Atr ther.s tb. rlb- does not alvay r.f.r O. Oh. Turkish bttb man.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Residence
 First three i6 Q. D. lights cach...... 150 Second three iG c. D. lights cnch..... l2j over six lG c. D. lights cach........ loO Installing. per drop. including roc Lamp rcncwals:-
 D %. p,-.............s...'' ..'''s...'......... .D il c. p......tttttttsssss.t.s .sssss.s.t..t..t. .D
 sctto. rt cord. socket and lamp. 20
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Mon who think tbe earth gets utuc or uH h.It from th. eI1 of course rcearI th.ma.Ir.. warm numbers
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
FOH RENT.

FOR RENT-3-room cottage furnished complete; win rent cheap. Inquire oi thIs office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

TOR sALE-Ono folding bed. brussels cnpot and one heating stove Apply Alaskan office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

u times of peace Schl,y and Sampson Hr. ur.utrus f'r war
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Washington ,IUr has only oue donkey What m.mu.r or Coner,ss vls con hand whom fH. U.r.Is was taken
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25
EXCHANGE NOTES

Lots aot spoil thls aa. weather by talk Iu- about It
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Brownsus i,h and Broadway. for hard ware
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

This new schedule of rates to go Into effect when new plant starts-about No- vcmbCr lst
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

Wt.Uuetoa eIt, |. to hay, new sup r.e .f v1t.r tha FaI But this ie oi Wu. Interest to mos. Courressmeu. Al. most 1nv k.nI ar vHt.r wu serve what UtrI. I.. th.v hlra for .t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-25

A Wa.h.uetoa Ciiy item says chat four windows oa the east siIe of thr Whip H.H. au. t' hs ei,lu.i tor the drst tim, l. - r.Ir. Evidently Mrs Mckinley > H..f. H.I