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Evening journal., 1901-09-13
SEVERAL FIRMS
WANT INTEREST
Delaware River Clay Proves
to be Valuable
l.ARGE PLANT MAY Be STARTED
lew York, Washington and Balti-
mere Parties Desire to
Form Combination

From present appearances, the value
II Delaware river clay for the manu-
acture Of pottery and bricks of vari-
us kinds is rapidly becoming known
md it is possible that a large manu-
acturing plant will be erected in or
ear this city shortly.
In speaking on the subject this
lorning. J. NJ. Solomon, president Of
.he New Castle Manufacturing Com
'any, which has the sole right under
harter to remove the clay from the
ver for brick making purposes, said:
1T is true that Mr.. Neary, as sec
starry of the company, has received
communications from brick and pot
9ry firms in New York, Baltimore and
Washington, who desire to combine
fifth us in the manufacture of fire and
thrilled brick and pottery, but as yet
re have taken no action in the mat
r. There is no question but that the
ay taken from the Delaware river
as undisputed qualities for the manu-
lcture of brick, ETC., as we have dem
nstrated that satisfactorily. Outside
~ blCo nave 0tcOllt lnltItnltus Uut
hat the outcome will be I am moi
repaired to say at present. So far we
ave made no attempt to start a plant
ere, although we have considerable
the clay on hand.
SHOULD a combination be formed
e plant would be located in or near
lis city. as it has an outlet both north
1d south. being centrally located
Id also has excellent facilities both
Y land and water"
Tests already have been made as to
g qualities of the clay for brick max
g purposes, and it has proved to be
ost satisfactory It's qualities fol
)ttery making are also excellent, Mr.
)lomOn stating that he has seen an
4 lmense base made Of the material
hich although extremely thin, has
e clear sound Of a bell. Should tht
a opposed combination mature The
ant will be a great benefit to the 10
+ lity in which it is situated, as {
mber of men will be employed.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

old people are invited to enjoy
Young Peoples Day in Asbury NJ. e.
Church next Sunday. Sermon, music
and services will Inappropriate. Young
women are expected to act as usheTs.
Josiah Marvil has forwarded to
Dover a certificate for the incorpora-
ton of the Los Angeles Ice and Cold
Storage Company, with capital stock
Of 100000.
Three carloads Of machirery az
ivci iu tais city yesterday ever ;he B
a. o. railroad fr0m Cincinnati O'ro
CONSIGNED 10 Richard Patzov lyy's nca
glazed kid works.
-Thcmas F. Maiin yesterday los
by sickness a fast road hcrse that h'
valued at $3.50.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
BANNER DAY AT RACES
lSt TrOtting on MiddIttOWn, Pa, Race
Course Yesterday
Speclal TO the Evening journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
IMiddletown, Pa, Sept 13.-Fully
900 persons passed through the gates
the Middletown Fair Associations
ound yesterday to witness the trials
speed given under the auspices of the
,sociatiOn.
1t was a banner day" in every sense
the word. People from the surround
g country for miles flocked to the
ir grounds, greatly swelling the at
'ndance.
fThe grand stand, which has a capa-
" Of 5000 persons, was packed al
Dst to suffOcation.
The day was an ideal one for racing
d the events were thoroughly enjoy
IL The results follow:
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
VACATION was Cut s6oTT

r. Leslie Appleby. assistant ticket
agent at the p. w & b. station, who,
in company with his wife and little
daughter. Iva, left for a two weeks va
cation on Monday. returned home this
morning on account of the Illness oi
the little girl II was Mr. Applebys
intention TO visit the Pan-American
Exposition. and spend some time In
Canada. but It was necessary 20 bring
his daughter back for treatment She
was taken home by the Phoenix am
bulance. She is supposed to be suf-
ferng with typhoid fever
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
SHOULD USE ALL POWER
TO DANISH ANARCHIST

Dover, Sept 1S.-Goyernor Hum says:
Liberty of speech and action is the
only sure support Of Republic With
this in view the true lover of liberty is
always supporting the laws and doing
his utmost for the country he loves Your
anarchist, however, does not know what
liberty means; his cowardly soul feeds ON
the destruction of life and law which is
even then protecting him and his kind.
We are a great nation, but il looks 10 me
as if there was a limit TO our forebear-
ance with these people. They are neither
good as hosts nor guests, and all the
power of general and state government
should be used lawfully to get them out
of the country"
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
A,sessors Flnish Ninth Wand

Excellent progress is being made by
the assistant assessors and considerable
increase in assessment is shown, although
the valuation of some smallproperties and
some large ones as we'll have been cut
down by the assessors.
The Ninth ward assessment IS finished
and the Seventh ward will be begun IN
Monday.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Cochran Held for Courr

As the result of a swoop made by
State detectives. county constables and
police ON alleged gambling joints in Mid
dletown last evening, Julian Cochran was
held in $1,000 bail by Magistrate Hollis
this morning. Mr. Cochran waived "A
hearing. There are seventeen witnesses
suhnocnaed.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
viii Hold an Inquest

Coroner Dugan, of Philadelphia county,
will hold an inquest tomorrow on the
bodies of those who were killed by the
explosion on the steamer City of Tron-
ton on August 2S. Among the witnesses
summoned are Captain Horace Wilson.
manager of the Wilmington Steamboat
Company, and Chief Engineer Edward
Murnhy. Of this city.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
LOCAL MARKETS.

LOCAL MARKETS.
ro-day's local wholesale quotations reported
by snyton & Chandler.
Tomatoes, basket. % 10 35c.
Egg Plant, basket, 20 10 35c.
orn. basket 2ic
Squssh. basket. l5c to zoe.
fahhsae basket, p 20 NC
n..ians, hasket l0f 20 500
rantsl0upes basket. 10 20 2lc.
white Potatoes. basket, new urine. 5oc.
basket, 5lc.
Beams haskell.
Loir,ons. trN. 81 % fo S32i
oineanpics crlte s.
eggs. Del ana Md. dozen, 10 % zoe.
~hic- rs live. pound. 10 and -
Arr e.. nestet. 80 o cor,
Waierlnelans hun ircd - t0sli
SW ( 20 Oes, naske 2Jc TO 4Oc
flums. basket, l0c.
caches. Del. and SID A., bask I ljoc n 7oc.
Peaches. mountain, basket PC aru Sc
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
MR.. Ar RMSTRONG SAYS liz
saw PRESIDENT SHOT

Levy Courtman Armstrong, Of ST.
Georges hundred, mingled in the Pan
American Exposition crowd last Fri
day. when President Mckinley was
shot down by the anarchist. Czolgcsz.
Mr Armstrong was about 1850 feet from
the Temple OF Music when the crime
was committed. and when the crowd
realized that an attempt had been
made on the Presidents life, It became
frenzied mob.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
DI. Butler Writes From Ireland

John A. Butler, of No. 2l7 Jefferson
street, writes from Ireland to his
mother here that he now Is with hel
relatives in County Galway, and was
received by them with profuse well
come. and is being delightfully."- enter
tanned.
Previous to going to ireland Mr.
Butler visited places OF interest Ia
France. England and Scotland. Tn,
visit to the home Of his mothers rela'
tives In Ireland was unexpected bs
them. and so glad We're they to Sc,
him that they insisted on him prolong
ing his stay until after Christmas.
The trip to Europe has improved Mr.
Buffers health considerably his
weight having increased twenty-si'
pounds.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
swllchtenner Is I'D

Owing TO an attack of illness. Emmit
Sndham, the well-known switch tender
az Third street crossing of the r.. w. *
b. railroad. Is confined TO his home. His
place is being filled by -alchael Jordan, a
motorman in the employ of the Whining
ton City Railway Company.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
HELP WANTED

NJ ECHANCs. marine work out Of
~ town, pattern makers, machin-
lists and boiler makers Apply Clay
ton House. September 16. s13-3t
ERRAND BOY. Must be clean and
~ neat AZ Shiplsy street. s13-lt
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
NOTICES

n OTICE.-Al persons interested In
- the Republic Savings ana L-al
Association are requested to meet at
tho oliCs Cf Herbert H. Ward. Esq.
Ninth and Market streets, on Tuesday
evening September ~. at b. m. tc
consider important proposition.
WILLIAM MICHAEL Bl'RNE.
HERBERT n. WARD.
s13-5t
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Returned From VaoaIion

George Feeney, postmaster at The T..
W. 4 b. railroad station. returned from
a two weeks vacation this morning
George Downes who has charge of the
coal yards of the T.. w. & B. railroad,
left this morning for vacation of two
weeks.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
This Car Is a Jonah

ar 40. 1o4 OF the East Fourth street
raused much trouble yesterday %
.t jumped the track at Heald street
after being r.ghted had not proceed
FAR when ir again was deraled 81
'yh street
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Lost Job Through Jest

For making the remark that President
Mckinley ought to havo .en shff long
go. a man employed iy iae &. and j..
falc Company. was summarly d.sehars-
edty the iym ihc empln0c claimed -
1.d fhr r.nH;f as joke
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
WILMINGTON DEFEATED BY CHESTER
Game Marked by Poor Playing and Dis
graceful WrangIiBg

BY score Of Z to 4, the Chester team
defeated the Wilmington players yester-
day afternoon in game Of ball marked
by loose playing on the part Of the locals
and disgraceful wranging by the visitors.
The trouble arose over bat used by
Hoffman. which had slice knocked out
Of it. This was objected to 10y the visi-
tors, and it was ruled out. When he ap-
peared with it again in the ninth another
kick was waived which almost resulted
in riot, the crowd rushing in upon the
field. The locals played as if they were
asleep and put up miserable game.
The score follows:
Wilmington 49,. ... OOOOO1 90 "a
Chester ........ ..... Il
Summary Earned runs, Wilmington
8. Chester, 4; two-base hits, Doran, Bon
ner, Donahoe; three-base hits. Hoffman
home run, Deal; sacrifice hits, Maxwell
Blouth; bases on balls, off Burchall, i
off Blouth, 4; struck out, by Burchall, A.
by Blouth. 4 stolen bases, Walker, Max
well. Noblit: double plays, burchall with
Walker with Barker with Coffey. Tim,
1.5O Umpire, Dawson.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
CITY OFFICIAL
SOON TO WE'D
Wilmington Man to be
Abroad Till Christmas
Other Social Topics Of Interest
to Wilmington People and
Their Frien Is

Andrew A. Cahill, secretary OF the
Board of Health. and Miss Nora "
Walthers, daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Walthers. Of No 1926 West Fourth
street, will be married in St. Pauls r..
c. Church at o o'clock next Tuesday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Philadelphia Sept 13.-Wheat adj
vanced iac per bushel. compared with
last evenings rates due to the rise In
other home grain centres, and offerings
were moderate. Gables were lower. but
export demand was fair and 10000
bushels were worked ON private terms:
Contract wheat as TO location, closed
Jas follows:
Car lots, i'm elevator:
No. Pennsylvania red .....75iA616
No. Delaware red ..........75ihMI6
CORN.-The market declined hc
early I'm the day ia sympathy with the
West. but subsequently recovered and
CLOSED firm Lack of supplies initiated
against export business. Car lots foi
local trade were quiet Sales of cars
No. yellow. ON track. at G31ac. and
25,OO0 bushels for export on private
terms
No. . mixed. as to location. closed
as follows
september ..... .+........... 6OMbOla
OATS.--Car lots We're I'm moderate
'consumptvc demand. and the supply
was ample. at former rates. Sales OF
.one car no established grade. white
natural. at 3Sc.: cars No. white
naural, at 39c.; ears do. do, on track
at S9la04Oc
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

Argo Director is a Wilmington horse,
m the Golden Farm, and was driven
. Mr.. Wilson.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
FINANCIAL
The Equitable
GUARANTEE AND Trust Co.
Ninth and Market Sts.,
WILMINGTON DEL
Trust Department.

Trust Department.
Acts as Executor. Administrator.
Guardian, Trustee. Attorney, Receiver
and Assignee. Registers and Trans
ters Stocks. Acts as Trustee for
Bond Issues. Furnishes Surety on
Court Bonds
Transacts general Trust business
Real Estate Dept.
Renting, selling, repairing and insur-
ing property, paying taxes, etc, care.
fully and promptly attended TO by ex.
perienced men In tho employ OF the
Company.
Safe Deposit Dept.
Rents Safe Deposit Boxes in Fire ana
Burglar Proof Vaults, Stores silver
ware at moderate rates. Receives Wills
for safe keeping without chauye.
| INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL
DEPOSITS OF MONEY.
OFFICERS:
lpRESTO4S LEA. President
lOIHO NOWLAND, Vice-Pres and Treas
IT, T. PENNYPAcKER, Sec. and Trust
Il officer
ORCHARD REESE. Assistant Treasurer.
~ u. MORRISON. Assistant Secretary
Nj. ID. CROssAN Real Estate Onficer.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

a construction ear OF the Peoples
Railway Company ran over Seventh
lstreet line yesterday.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Mr.. Thomas Resigns secrersryship

Calvin G.. Thomas last night resigned
the secretaryship of the Ferris Industrial
School. He will 20 TO Boston to study
ofatory. After accepting the resignation
the school managers transacted routine
business.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

William G. Mahaffy and family have
wed bone from Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.

Reported ,1.s,y.. BY F. d Laekey 4 CO., Bank
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
For a Few DAYS

Small block OF King OF Arizona stock
for sale at 20c per share. Elegant spe-
culative investment. For particulars
1l6-tf UNDERWOOD x FRANKLIN.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Looking For a Site
For a New School,

The efforts OF the electors OF school
district No, | to secure Il site for the
erection OF new school building have
all been IN vain and the whole matter
is now in tangle. At the first meeting
of the electors a site was chosen at the
corner of North avenue and Sixth street
but the echool board found that the title
was defective and ordered another elec.
ton which was duly held. All bids sub
mitted at the meeting were to have Ger.
tiflcates that the title was clear. A site
known as the Annie Hughes property
was chosen 1t is quite far out on the
hospital road and good ways from the
center OF the district. The bid carried q
certificate OF well known attorney stat.
ing that the title was clear but the school
board found ii defective also. The
school building had already been started
out on this property. 1t now develops
that the title 10 the first property was
good and could be made perfect with
very little work. Whether any atten-
ton will be paid to this is not known
but it is probable that the board will in
the near future order third election.
There is good site for school building
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At four O'Clock S. 2. trains No 8 and
10 we're reported on time.
In the probate court today the annual
account of NJ. q. Samaniego, guardian
of the estate OF Jessie Parker's ct al
minors, was filed and hearing was set
for the 25th OF this month.
Ed. Scarborough, well known as an
officer in New Mexico and Arizona
has moved his family here from DEM
ing. He will join the troop OF Arizona
rangers being organized at Phoenix.
Manning Keenbro. manager OF the 3
C. ranch near Oracle came in this morn
ing to consult with the owner, Richard
Brady. The fruit at the 3 G. has been
exceptionally good and plentiful this
season and the cattle feed is all that
could be desired.
The Daughters of Rebekah held pro-
gressive whist party last evening in the
40. u. w. hall. There were ten tables
and the prizes were won by Miss Lewis
Of California and Mr.. Smith. After the
whist party an hour was spent IN dam
cling. Refreshments were served during
| the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caster have gone to
Phoenix to live where Mr.. Caister Will
now make his headquarters. He form
erly travelled for the Tucson Hardware
Co., Just before leaving for Phoenix.
Mrs. Caster received telegram from her
, brother who resides there saying that
his wife had been burned to death.
The Chinaman who was this morning
arraigned before the U. $. commissioner
later admitted to Deputy L. S. Marshal
Reno, that he was not American born.
As the papers in San Francisco were to
prove that fact, q continuation was re-
fused and the Chinaman whose name is
Wong Vie was ordered deported.
Charles Allan Wheeler entertained
jolly crowd of young people last evening"
it being the occasion of his thirteenth
birthday. His guests assembled about
six-thirty and danced until eight. Then
they played "corker" the prizes being
won by Harry McCulloch and Leslie
Hardy. Ices and cake were served dur
ing the evening. At ten the party broke
up, all present having a delightful
| time
A Chiuaman without certificate
was arraigned before the L. S. commits
sioner today Attorney Thos. Bennet
being present to conduct the case. The
Cinnamon was represented by Attorney
kirkpatrick who stated that there was
sufficient evidence in San Francisco to
show that his client was entitled to a
certificate. On his making affidavit to
to that effect, the case was continued for
a week in order to allow him to procure
such evidence.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

Spanish and piano lessons by corp-
petent lady teacher; terms moderate,
80 West Jackson St. l00-tf
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Pushing Railroads
Through Arizona

According to advices from Florence,
the Gila and San Pedro river valleys
will undoubtedly be the scene OF fierce
railroad struggle, within the next few
months.
Several years ago the Santa Fe Co.
made survey from Phoenix to Florence
and it has been no secret that they
were intending to build such an extern
sion. When the Rock Island Co. started
to build an extension from Liberal,
Kans., to FL Paso, the action OF the
Santa Fe Co. was hastened, fearing the
Rock Island would extend their line to
Benson and thence up the San Pedro
and Gila river to Florence and Phoenix.
Accordingly the Santa Fe officials re-
Gently sent corps of engineers to Flor
ence to complete the survey. The corps
is headed by W. A. Drake and Engineer
Asten both officials of the Santa Fe,
Prescott K Phoenix railroad. These
gentlemen drove over the entire route
from Florence TO Benson and found that
it presented few engineering difficulties.
There are no hard grades as the road
can follow the river valleys from Flor
ence. The road will run to Riverside and
thence via Dudleyville, Mammoth and
Redington, to Benson, distance OF l50
miles.
w. A. Drabe, Chief Engineer and
General Superintendent Of the Santa
Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Co. is at the
head OF this survey. He has An outfit
of teams and other appliances needed
in such an expedition and expects to
complete the survey within three
months.
That the Rock Island Co. has been
looking on this route favorably. is also
certain. Their arrangement with the
Philips Dodge syndicate give them
trackage from FL Paso to Benson. Going
by way OF the San Pedro and Gila route
to Phoenix and thence via Yuma to San
Diego, Cal, they would have complete
trans contiental syatem. 1t is known
that the Rock Island Co. has had sur
veyors going over the country between
Yuma and Phoenix.
There is hardly room for two railroads
to follow the route as the second road
built would have to overcome great OBJ
stacles. II the Rock Island should get
the right of way along this route and
thence extent their line to Yuma and
San Diego. they would tap lands no"
being irrigated by large companies. AS
the Rock Island would afford direct
railroad shipment to Kansas City and
Chicago markets, this territory would
certainly develop into great stock
raising country.
The present activity in railroad build
ing in Arizona is phenomenal. What the
future may have in store is uncertain
but at present it looks as il there would
be an interesting struggle for the route
from Benson to Phoenix.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

Rodeo will start up September 18th
at the Bellota ranch, work through the
mountain to the Yustcy ranch.
1926 ". T. VAIL.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Mention

Miss Florence Fish has returned from
a summers stay at the Pacific coast
resorts.
Deputy U. S. Marshal J. P. Wells Of
Tucson came down from Prescott last
Friday, and continued on to Tucson in
the afternoon. Phoenix Gazette.
Postmaster Pritchard was in Tucson
on last Thursday. Returning he took
the train for Douglas. returning home
last evening .-Bisbee Review.
Alfred Paul has gone to Tucson on a
few days business. s.-Bisbee Review.
Mrs. F. G. Garland has returned from
a months visit to California.
Miss Lewis of California is visiting DIR.
Martin in 9th Ave. She will enter the
university this fall.
DR.. Zimmerman-compa physician
and Mr.. Kennedy, kookkeeper at the
Silver Bell mine are in Tucson for few
days. They are stopping at the Park
View Hotel.
DIR. L. F. Patton and Charley Bauer
drove in from Oracle yesterday.
r. l.. Blackman superintendent of the
Mammoth mine and brother-in-law of
Geo. T. Blair the receiver, came in from
Mammoth on yesterdays stage and left
for the west last night.
Thos. Bennet, U. S. district attorney
came In this morning from Phoenix and
is registered at the Orndorff.
Col. W. S. Lowe, with his wife and
daughter Glen, returned from the coast
this morning.
f. NJ. Latham of San Francisco is re-
gistered at the Orndorff. lie will engage
in the grocery business in Tucson.
DIR. w. w. Whitmore has returned
from trip to Buffalo where he visited
the exposition.
Hermann, the Great, the prince of
black art will appear at the Tucson Ope
ra House Saturday September l4th.
His program of ledgerdemain the pres
ent season comprses many new and
novel problems in occult phenomenon
and prestidIgitation. "Noah's Ark or
After the Flood, "The Escape from
Sing Sing, "The Turkish Elopement"
and many other new experiments in
sleight OF hand will be given in this city.
Seats are now on sale at Francis and
kimbal's book store.
LOST-That troublesome baby
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Cold BlOOded Murder
Near Prescott.

PHOENIX, Sept. l0.-Fred Leonard, a
bad man of Northern Arizona, ambush
ed and shot Willard Allen, on old-time
stage driver, in cold blood near Prescott
Saturday evening to settle old scores.
| There had been bad blood between the
two men for some time and the other
day dispute between them threatened
| to develop into bloodshed. Leonard said
he had been insulted and added that
Allen would atone for the injury.
At a point on the road between Pres
colt and McCabe, where Allen usually
alights from the stage to wtaer his
horses, Leonard was concealed. As
Allen was getting up on to the stage,
wholly unconscious OF the near approach
OF an enemy, Leonard crept up on him
and placing pistol close to his face,
sent bullet crashing through his skull.
Leonard had good start on the
Sheriff's possee, as it was several houre
before the murder was discovered. The
refugee knows the country we'll and
will be hard to dislodge, but the possee
has the trail. The officers will undonbt-
edly find him in the mountains and
more bloodshed may follow the meet
ing.
Miss Leah Darcy. a graduate of the
kindergarten department OF the Los
Angeles Normal School will open
kindergarten in Tucson bout Septem-
Der 23rd Mothers wishing to commu-
nicate with Miss Darcy. can do so at
Mrs +. n. Fishs residence, l4l North
Main street or by telephone No. 525.
1l7-l22
/ L0ST-That trnnhlsome baby.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

at the corner OF Franklin and North
Meyer streets but the electors think that
the owner, Fred Fleishman, asks too
much for the property. 1t is essential
that definite action be taken as soon as
possible, for school building in that
part OF the city has become an absolute
necessity.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10

Newest picture moldings--Brown's.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
FRED. FLEISHMAN
DRUG STORE.
IN FIGHTING

IN FIGHTING
disease you must have pure drugs. Poor
drugs are as useless as poor ammuni-
ton would be to the soldier-worse
than none, i'll fact. If you buy at our
pharmacy you will always get pure
drugs. There's nothing else kept in
stock. Pure drugs of every kind are al,
ways on hand.
Fl East Congress St.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-10
Proposals

win be received till Thursday, Sep
tember l2, 1901, for the sale of twenty
five shares OF Citizens Building and
Loan Association sto.k, series No. 10
February ls9Uamount paid in $500. For
particulars apply to
ll7-ll9 W. f. FELIX.