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Evening journal., 1901-01-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

-Pennock Pusey has obtained for
use in the Historical Society year book.
Photographs of the tOmbs of Cunning
and DR.. John Mckinley. in the
old Presbyterian burying ground
AT last nights meeting of the Po-
lice Commission four applications for
positions on the force were received.
Under the auspices Of the Y. NJ. c.
A.. c. F. Tibbitts, of Washington, will
speak in Asbury Rodney and West
Churches. and Association Hall on
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday of next
week,
Contrary to expectation the bowl
ing tournament of the Y. NJ. c. A. was
not begun last night. Play will COM
mence tonight.
Third ward Republicans have elect
ed the following officers; President, A.
j. Conner: yice-president, Walter
Johnson: treasurer, Charles Harper.
The offices Of secretary and trustees
were left vacant. to be filed at the next
meeting, on January %.
"A soloist and quartette from Col
dey College will sing in St. Paul's M.
E. Church tonight
Letters Of administration on the
estate of Edward Burns have been
granted 90 David Bradford.
On saturay night the Cathedral
bazaar viii close and the contests be
decided
AT a special meeting Of Division
No. 4. A. o. H. last evening a diamond
ring was presented to William Ke-
VILE. of the Pullman Car Company
who has been transferred TO Denver
Colorado.
About 600 persons attended the
organ recital IN West Presbyterian
Church last night.
Members Of the Boys Gospel Army
Of the Y. NJ. c. Anvil be addresseC
| Saturday evening by the Rev w. L. $
Murray Of St Pauls Church.
Grand Chancellor L. L. Benson, o
/ the X. of r.. will install Officers u
Champion Lodge No. 6, this evening
John Mattingley. OF ST Mary's. Md
who is visiting la this city. slipped OF
the Sidewalk yesterday oIteInoon All
injured his hip
The harness shop Of II. S. High
field. in Hockessin, was broken int
on Saturday night and a sewing ma
chine and several sets OF harnes
broken.
-Ebin n. Baldwin. OF Claym0nt, ad
dressed the Young Mems League, q
l1ast Lake Presbyterian Church las
night on Choosing
Engine No AZ on the Marylan
division Of the p " & F railroa'
East this morning.
--At the penticostal revival NEE
ings IN Kingswcod II. 2 Church, u
Rev. Dr. Charles A Tindley pTssil
ing elder CT the Delaware ccnfccenc
will preach this evening.
IAN indoc- contest VIII be held
. she gymnasium at the y. N. c. A. c
might
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
ATTEMPTED THEFT RIGHTS MISTAKE
Wan Gave Prisoner s. in Mistake for
Five Cents
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stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover. Jan. 16.-There was a daring
highway robbery attempted to-day
which was almost successful. By the
excitement caused over the affair a
mistake was sighted which restored
Si95 TO r. Gooden, of Wyoming. and
lodged the would-be highwayman be-
hind the bars, pending a hearing.
During Mr. GOoden's visit 10 the cells
he gave to John Thomas, a colored
prisoner what he thought was a 5-cent
piece.
John Russ. a well-to-do colored man,
of Milford. also was visiting in the
Jail and discovered the 50 gold piece
i'm the possession OF the prisoner. He
attempted TO take fOrcible possession
OF the gold but the scuffle attracted
the attention OF Turnkey John Ward
who took possession OF the money aud
the gold piece was identified by Alr.
GOoden as his property IL was return
ed TO him and Russ was ordered TO
leave Dover at once. After he had left
the Jail the turnkey changed his mind
and decided to hold him for a hearing
Russ was soon captured and is now
in a cell awaiting a hearing, which will
be held to-day.
Mr.. GoOden is in a quandary whether
TO censure or thank John Russ for at.
tempting TO steal the coin. 3s II was
due 70 the negro's cnvetcusness thai
the mistake in the presentation 4,
! Thomas was discovered. a
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION MEETS
Hears Reports, Elects Auditors and Re-
elects Old Officers

Members Of the p, W. &c b. Benefi-
cial Association are in annual session
at the Clayton House this afternoon.
Reports submitted to the meeting
showed nine members had died during
the year to whose beneciaries 81 250
had been paid. The membership is
about 275.
J. A. Con. of Linwood. S. C. Clay
mont and w. W. Rice. of Whining
:Jn were elected auditors.
After dinner the trustees present
c. G.. Turner, W. II. Lungren, j. n
Kates and John w. Lawson, of viii
mington; T. W. Congle. Baltimore; M
III. Manvill, Media; John Mahoney
Claymont-re-elected Mr.. Turner pres.
ident and Mr.. Lawson, secretary and
treasurer.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16

IN APPOINTED
c. Reginald Van Trump Sue
ceedS Joseph c. Lugar
As Manager

c. Reginald Van Trump, manager OF
the Wilmington City Electric Com
pany, has been appointed superintend-
ent Of the Wilmington City Railway
Company. in place of Joseph G. Lugar,
who resigned to accept a position as
general manager OF the trolley roads
in Huntingdon, w Va.
Mr. Lugar has been in Wilmington
for the past two years, and has been
one of the most successful officials Of
the road.
Mr. Van Trump, the new manager,
was born in Baltimore county, Nd,
and came to Wilmington In 1873 with
his parents. He was graduated sfrom
the Wilmington High School in 1885.
and later took a course OF mechanical
engineering at Cornell University. n.
y. being graduated with a degree In
1889. He IS also a member OF the
American Society of Engineers and of
the American Institute of Electrical
Engineers. For some time he was en-
ployed mechanically in the shops of
Trump Bros, this city, and also in the
electrical and mechanical shops I'm
Schnectady and Brooklyn, n. Y. He
assumed charge OF the Wilmington
Electric Company in the Spring OF
1890. and has been a successful man
ager. He Is thoroughly practical
man. and we'll versed in railroad mat
ters. Mr.. Van Trump viii assume his
duties on February 1.
WILL RETAIN POSITION
In connection with his new duties.
Mr.. Van Trump will retain his position
as manager Of the Electric Company,
and exercise the function of both Of
fees.
There has been a division. however,
In the duties OF the new superintend-
ent Heretofore Mr. Lugar has been
superintendent of not only the VIII
mington City Railway Company, but
also of the Chester Traction Company
and has had supervision over both
lines By the present change Arthur
@ Jack. Of Chester formerly secretary
and treasurer OF the Chester Traction
Company. has been appointed local SUI
pnintendent. and Mr. Van Trumps
jurisdiction will end at Claymont
The Chester line will not be run IN
connection with the Wilmington City
Railway Company after February /
and the offices OF the former company
will be located in Chester
Mr.. Lugar will withdraw from Of.
/ fee on February l 10 accept his new
/ position, but it is probable Will moi
take charge OF the Huntingdon road
/ before February Is. as he and his fam
lily will take a trip South
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Conected nIoney for HospitaI

Special to the Evening Journal
Newark Jan. 16.-The Newark
Branch Of the WOman's Auxiliary Of
the Delaware Hospital, has done good
work in raising funds for that insti-
tuition. The following women were
instrumental in collecting $50 for the
hospital fund: Mrs. H. L. Curtis, Mrs.
J.. l. Handy, Mrs. Eugne W. Manning,
Mrs A. Curtis and Mrs. David Crime.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
DRUGCED CHICKENS
THEN STOLE THEN
Special to the Evening Journal.

I'|T'TI WITTT8 II1
10 is understood that the Regular Re-
publicans and Union Republicans have
entered into a combination whereby
they will confirm Dr Layton for Sec
retary Of State and refuse 10 confirm
Judge Cochran. Of the Wilmington
Municipal Court
An executive session viii be held
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
WAS DOUBLE FTKER u
Yrs. Logan anil Son Rurisd Side by
Side To-day

Bodies of mother and son, Mrs.
Mary NJ. Logan and Joseph Logan
were inferred side by side in Cathedral
Cemetery this morning after double
mass for the repose Of their souls had
been said in st. Peters Church. The
bodies lay side by side in the Logan
home. in East Front street during the
early morning, and were viewed by
many friends.
Bodies of Mrs. Catherine Martin,
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Boothe, Mrs. Catharine
Cox. Mrs. Mary O'Brien were inferred
to-day. Those Of Mrs Amelia S. Carty
Mrs. Annie NJ. Ely and William e. T.
Singleton will be buried tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Clti.ens, rIoket wins in Dorer

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover Jan. 15.-The town election
held yesterday was a very quiet affair
The United States senatOrship squab bible
seemed to have absorbed all the il crest
Of the local politicians, and the cleo
tion was a wal1Over for the Citizens
ticket" These were elected: Presi-
dent of Councils William G. G. Postles
Coupcilmen, William G. Pritchett, a.
r. Benson. w. r. Tebeau, James Hi
rOns was elected assessor.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Assessment eooks Are Un

special 10 the Evening Journal.
New Castle, Jan. 16-J. T. Shearer.
ty assessor. has placed his books in
lie following designated places East
n district, Ferris drug store; vast
n district, NJ. s. Hatee; southern
str.ct, A NJ. Gallagher; northern
strict, A. Bloomburg. Property own
IS who desire to make appeal can
e Mr.. Shearer at his home.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Married Fifty Years

Mr. and Mrs John ". Hayes Of MIL
ford. arc observing the fftieth ami
vcrsary of their marriage to-day a.
their home i'm South Milford Mr..
Hayes is not strong physically but his
wife is enjoying good health.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Lieutenant Dillon Iniured

While riding a bucking horse i'm the
inaugural parade in Dover yesterday,
Lieutenant Clarence NJ. Dillon was
thrown by the animal and fractured
A hip His injury was painful but upon
receiving medical attention he reiOined
his company and returned to Wilwing-
ton in the special train.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Dover schools wore CIosed

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover, Jan 15.-The Public Schools
were closed yesterday in honor of the
inaugural ceremonies. The pupils un-
preferred a request that
iney be granted a holiday and the
board granted It.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT
Town Meeting Win be EeId to Hear
Views of Property OwAers
SpeciaI 10 the Evening Journal.


New Castle, Jan. 16.-At a meeting
pf proprty holders of the city to be
leld in the Town Hall Friday evening.
Questions pertaining TO the better gov
|rnment Of the city, the payment of the
Existing Indebtedness and the estab-
Eshment Of water works and electric
Eght plant will be discussed. It is pro-
osed to make the improvements by
|cnd Il the city and it is to hear the
|plnions Of the property holders on the
IubJcct that the meeting has been
billed.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
City's Militia in Dover

Special 10 the EVening journal.
New Castle. Jan 15.-Fifty-two
embers of Company H. n. G. D., un-
pr command of Lieutenant Janvier,
Iok part in the Inauguration parade
Dover yesterday. They went down
the capital on the $40 train and re-
aimed until after the ball.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
NIrs Oaulk wim be Present

Special TO the Evening journal
New Castle Jan. 16.-Mrs. Emma
aulk. state president of the w. c. r
:, will addresses the regular meeting "a
ie local society to be held in tho
PINE Of Mrs. Atkinson tomorrow az.
rnon. In the evening Mrs. Caulk will
to Delaware City and will be accom-
Anid by members of the local society
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Few Gases Before the Court

Judge Cochran ia City Court this
morning had but few cases TO dispose Of.
liicnard Marcy. colored. drunk and dis
orderly and William Lewis, disorderly
conduct, were each fined s. and costs.
The cases Of Adam Baer, charged with
keeping a disorderly house and George
anna Pratt. trespass and assault were
continued until tonight.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
The Equitable
GUARANTEE AND ~
Trust Company

acts as Executor. Administrator, Trustee
or Guardian. and as Receiver or Agent
or Corporations or individuals.
10 accepts Trusts OF Real or Personal
Property. which may at any time be re-
Voked by the owner during his life. and
which avoid the possibility Of Will con-
tests after his death.
IL makes a speciality OF the care OF Real
Estate, taking entire charge Of the prop
erty. IL pays the taxes, places insurance
and attends to the renewals OF insurance
premiums; collects rents. makes all nee
ossnry repairs etc, and relieves the
owner OF what Is often a burden, and
sometimes "a source of loss, instead Of a
paying investment.
II receives deposits OF money and pays
interest thereon.
IT rents safe deposit boxes and sioros
lsilvcrwnre and valuables IN its vaults
IL treats as confidential All business en-
trusted TO IL.
Il solicits correspondence and consulta-
tion.
Capital, $5OO,OO0.0O
Surplus and I'm
divided Profits, $233, 3,9S6.OO
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
DR. AGNEWIs OINTMENT CURES I

DR. AGNEW s OINTMENT CURES
lLuo.-Itching Bleeding and Blind
ines Comfort in one application II
cures in three to six nights. It cures
al skin diseases in young and old A
remedy beyond compare, and 1t never
fails 80 CENTS
Sold by Miller Drug Co. 402 Market,
and N. B. Danforth, Market and Sec
nnd streets
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
MogulIians VIII Entertain

Speclal 20 the Evening Journal.
New Castle, Jan. 16.-Mogullians of
the city will entertain members of the
Industry Conclave of Wilmington to-
morrow evening DR.. James II. Nor
gan's minstrels are expected to be
present.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
I.Ineman Lost a Tool

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle. Jan. 15.-While at work
ong the trolley line George Unger,
Ee Of the trolley company's linemen.
Eopped a pair of pincers which are
lluable to nobody except a lineman.
|r. Unger offers a reward for the re-
|rn OF the tool TO the company.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Eraner Ia Verr sIok

Special to the Evening Journal
New Castle, Jan. 15-Thomas Fra
r is confined to his home with an at
ck of the grip. Although very sick
hmbers of the family expect Mr.. Fra
b about before the last Of the week.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Robert Emmons is Missing

Robert Emmons. aged 45 years.
a well-known citizen of the Ninth
ward has been missing from his home
since January 8. The subject was re-
PORTED to the police last night and they
are on the lookout for the man.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
AMONG THE PLAYERS

The title for Charles Frohman
forthcoming new play. Captain Jinks,
IF the Horse Marines" which is 70 be
eiven for the first time here at the
Grand opera House next Thursday
night. easily intimates that it is a com
cdy Of the merriest description. the
very antithesis of any yet written by
its author. Clyde Fitch. The company
is headed by Miss Ethel Barrymore.
I. To two moro large audiences the Saw
fells Dramatic Cmpany Mayed IN the
opera House yesterday afternoon and
eieht Diamond rings were won by a
nan aad a woman il the audience whose
names were. not ascertained. This after
noon The attraction is The Devils Gold
Nine and tonight The New South
Will lie presented.
ADD DOVER
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Gnre NInner to Indiana

Members of the Wilmington Auxil-
AIRY Of the Women's National Indian
Association have appropriated $50 for
rse by the field matron of the National
Association.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Rodgers children Hav, Guardian

Judge Spruance. sitting iu Orphans
Court this morning appointed Edward
Rodgers guardian of Mary. Catharine.
Nlice. John. Daniel. Frank. Rose, James
and Thomas Rodgers. all of New Caste.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Rector and wife win Heceive

Special 10 the Evening Journal,
New Castle, Jan. Is Members Of the
biscopalian parish will be received by
z Rev and Mrs. r. NJ Mun8on IN
+ parish house at the southwest cor
b of front and Harmony streets
|turday evening.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Ha. Accented New PositIon

William *. Williamson, of No. 726
King stret, has accepted position
with John McManus. the railway build
er. of Philadelphia. Mr.. Williamson
left for Reading to-day where he will
be engaged at present.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
VESSEL RACED WITH FIRE
Tug Rescue Won Exciting Contest SOOn
After Fight With Flares
Special 10 the Evening Journal

New Castle, Jan. 16.-There was an
exciting time on board the Philadel-
phia tug Rescue, when ten miles at
sea off the Delaware capes on Monday
night. While cruising about looking
for a tow the vessel was found to be
on fire, the latter originating from the
boiler room. A great race to port for
safety followed.
The crew of the boat was able. for
tunately. to extinguish the flames
without a great amount Of damage
having resulted. The Rescue was re-
ported coming up the river yesterday
with the schooner ]. Frank Seayey in
tow.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Mir. and Mrs. King Go south
Special to the Evening 10

Special TO INC Evening JOuInaI.
New Castle, Jan. 16.-Mr. and Mrs.
Richard c. King went to Chattanooga,
Tenn. yesterday, where they will make
their home.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
BRAVE OFFICERS'
HEROIC DEED
Save Mrs. William Dennis
From Horrible Death
With Clothing on Fire She RuShci
TO The DOOrway---PalrOlman'S
Hands Burned

Had 10 not been for the prompt and
heroic action of Patromen John sherry
and John Sheehy. Mrs. William II. Den
mis-. living at No. 1894 King street. would
have been burned to death this morning.
Mr. Dennis is employed by w. 3. Nor
ton and went 10 work at the usual hour
To-day. His wife having some ironing TO
do heated the kitchen stove red hot
and placed the iron upon IT, While TAX
ing one of the irons from the stove, Mrs.
Dennis's skirt came in contact with the
range and immediately ignited. She
smelled smoke but was not aware from
what source it came until her little
daughter screamed Mamma, your dress
is on fire." and made frantic efforts to
tear the clothing of. The little one then
ran 20 the front door. followed by her
mother, all ablaze, and calling out fire."
Patrolmen John Sheehey and John
Sheery were ON the opposite side of the
street. and at once ran 20 the woman's
assistance. There was nothing in the
house that could be wrapped around the
burning woman to eXtingush the flames.
Officer Shecry at once caught hold of
Mrs Dennis's skirts and pulled them off.
la the meantime Officer Sheehey threw
of his overcoat and enveloped the burn
ing woman in its folds. Mrs Dennis
tainted after the flames had been ex-
tinguished
HANDS SEVERELY BURNED.
The two pairolmen suffered consider
able injury in extingushing the blaze.
Both OF Officer Sherry's hands were
burned badly, Officer ,sneeheys left hand
was burned severely and it was necessary
TO take him home i'm the patrol wagon
Mrs Dennis sustained severe burns upon
her right hand and upon one finger of her
left hand. DIR. James II. Morgan was at
once summoned and dressed the injuries
of the officers as well as those OF the woe
man. The patrolmen are now off duty
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Fishermen VIII Meet

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
New Castle. Jan. 15.-At a meeting
the Fishermen's Protective Associa-
pn. to be held soon, the work of the
ming fishing season will be arranged.
|ets and other paraphernalia are to be
|ught and this subject will receive at
|ntion.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
Much Grin in Dover

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover, Jan. 15.-lt is estimated that
there are at present fully fifty cases Of
grip in Dover.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16

Deputy Sheriff Francis has levied on
hogs on the farm of Joseph McMullin, a
Chrgtiana hundred farmer, on a writ
issued BY Thomas J. Burris. Nr. Francis
also attempted 10 recover a horse but
was unsuccessful
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
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Evening journal., 1901-01-16

|Llnoleum 25c,. carpets 2Oc., this week
|sek only. StOops.
Evening journal., 1901-01-16
7zO French Street.

onicr hours. . to ia a. M; to Q p. m.
Sundays, 20 p. M.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-03
Los reSt0s
de Vicente Garcia.

Segun leemos en- los peri6dicos
de la aabans, en- la tarde del dfa 9
Ifueron entregados al General ale-
|man y sus dem&s compareros ,de la
directiva del lCsntro de Veteranos,
los restos del Mayor General de Ia
guerra de los diez af1os, Vicente Gar
cla, el bravo oriental famoso &C.
neral en- Jefe de las fnerzas revt lu-
cionarias
Una hija de este, cazada con ell
Sr. Ricardo Arteaga, recogi6 en- We
nezuela los restos de su padre, y hoy,
tsniendo que marchar al extr njero,
los entrega al Centro de Veteranos
para que disponga 81 enterra miento
9 los GOES srvs hasta que ell gobierno
cubano que Sc constituya designe el
lugar donde deben descansar defini.
tivamente.
Los veteranos de Ia Habana COD
servarAa en- su expl6ndidlo Centro dc
Ia Gale del Pa 10 ndmero AZ los res
tos del General Garcia, proponi6n.
dose hacerles IN gran .entierro den
tro de poco tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-03

ri alma uran;ca vive aun duran
to sus encarnaciones terrestes, en- el
mundo de 10 alb ,oluto de 10 divino,
pu $ sabe que al habitar la TERRA,
mora realmente en- el cielo y que
nuestro planeta es un astro como los
demas.
iCual es la natuT aleza intima del
alma; cuales sus modos de manifas-
taci6a; cuando llega ser ed ella
permanente la memoria y mantener
con certidumbre la identidad cons-
ciente; bajo que diversidad de for
mas y de substaucias puede vivir;
que extension del espacio le es dado
atravesar; cual es Ell grado de paren-
diversos p'anetas de IN mismo siste-
ms; cual la fuerza germinadora que
puebla los mundcs; cuando podre-
mos entrar en- communication con las
patrias vecinas; cuaado penetrare
mos el profundo secreto de los des-
tinos?
Misterio 6 ignorancia hoy; pero
10 des conocido de aver es la verdad
de maf1ana.
Hay un hecho de orden bist6rico
y oientfico absolutamente incontes-
table, y es que en- todos los siglos,
en- todos les pueblos, y bajo las apa
riencias religiosas mas diversas, Ia
idea de la inmortalidad permanece
iuvulnera BILE on el fondo de la con-
ciencia humane.
La educaci6n le ha dado mil for.
mas; pero no la ha inventado.
Esta idea ineestructible existe
por ST.
Todo ser humane trae consigo
al venir al mundo, bajo forma mas
9 meuos vaga, este ssntimiento fnti-
mo, este deseo, esta esperanza.
G.. FLAMMARION.
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