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The sun., 1901-12-10
SCHOOL MARMS TO MEET.
Wilmington Teachers Will Assem-
BILE Thursday and Friday.
Addresses to be Delivered by DIR.
Lightner, W. w. Stetson
and Others.

The annual Teachers Institute Of Will
mingtun will be held in the High School
assembly room Oh Thursday and Friday.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Dr. Lightncr Wilmer, professor Of
i'll University Of Pennsylva-
mia.
PSYCHOLOGY.
Imagination and children's lies.
Apperccpton and the growth OF in
lividuality.
Movement and conduct or the minds
control over bodily movements.
Attrntion-normal and hypnotic.
Causes and treatment of mental re-
tardation in the public schools.
Hon. w. w. Stcton, State superintend'
ent OF Public Institutions, Augusta,
Maine.
TEACHING AND EDUCATION.
4 masters message.
Reading an imprinted page.
one phase Of the teachers preparation.
The emotions as factor i'll education.
What next!
Some essentials.
Professor Charles IL. Albert, State
Normal School, Rloomshurg. Ia.
GEOGRAPHY AND PEDAGOGY.
| The teaching of geography.
The Mississippi Nalley-a type lesson.
! The great trade routes Of the world.
Education and unfolding.
Miss Frances Young, teacher of peda
rogy in Training School, Wilmington
Del
PEDAGOGY.
Motive: From the point Of view Of th'
child's development.
Motive: From the standpoint Of th'
teacher !,
In his Introductory note regarding IN.
inS,itutlii : rintcndrn' ''sorSe v
Twitmycr has this to say:
"'rhe dominant thought i'll planning 70
this session of out lnStiturr WAS To max
II helpful. suggeSti"a aud inspirationa
in our every day work in as nlary wa!
, as possible and 20 give extension an
fuller meaning to aur yeas profess "l:
!, stu,lirs 10 the end thar wc may hr
touch and sympathy with the most ~
ynncrd views of modern education IN
know how tn take advantage OF th
worlds hest thought and latest eXper
once in connection with the adm'hlStt'
tion Of our schools.
"Patrons and friends Of the sshoo
orr cordially invited to attend all VI
5 sessions. Dr. winners aNdrrSS on TT
dny afternoon on Causes and treatmei
Of mental rctardaton i'll the pun
schools" will be Of special interest to pa
y ents. The sessions will begin each di
iut Q o'clock Il. NJ. and 2 o'clock p. m.
The sun., 1901-12-10
COLONIAL DANES ACT.
Crawford Presented at the New-Cen-
tury Club.

Al the New Century Club building last
night Scenes from Crawford was pre-
sented to large audience under tho
auspices Of the Colonial DANES. Inc
east OF characters We're as follows:
Matilda Jcnkyns, Mrs Peter Wright
.ndy Glcnmul, Miss Hay; Mrs. Jami-
son, Mrs. Alfred |. du Pont; Miss Poole
Miss McIlvaine; Mrs. Forester, Miss
Margaret johnson; Mrs. Fritz-Adam,
Mrs. Charles Macarthur; Miss Betty
Booker, Miss Isabelle Il. Wales; Mary
Smith, Miss Elizabeth u. Canby; !;
Martha, Miss Elizabeth b. Wales; ME-
Peter Jenkyns, Leonard +. Wales.
George Il. Hoffecker was stage man
ag.r. The entertainment was a big sue,
cess and everyone was much pleased
with it.
The sun., 1901-12-10
SWEET HOUR OF
PRAYER" STAYS
Committee Has Not Power to
Eliminate Song.
DR. S. W. THOMAS VIEWS
Letters From the Publishers Received.
They Say the Favorite Will
Not Be Stricken From
the Book.

There is every indication that the dear
old hymn, Sweet Hour OF Prayer" will
remain the hymnal of the Methodist
Episcopal Church As was shown by The
interviews in The Sun yesterday morn
ing clergymen oppose the proposed e,imi-
nation of the familiar song.
Probably the best authority on any
thing pertaining to the policy Of the NJ.
Il. Church is DIR. S. w. Thomas, editor
Of the Philadelphia Methodist.
In speaking about the matter yesterday
he said:
! The Hymnal Committee the creature
of the General Conference can only
| recommend changes in the hymns now
used in our churches. Their recommen
datons will go to another committee and
after action by them will be passed on
by still others and perhaps by the next
General Conference. Anyhow, it is too
much TO say at the present time that any
particular hymn will be cast out. ! have
letter on the subject from the publish
ers Of the hymn book. The letter fol
lows:
LAS many inquiries are being received
concerning the proposed new hymnal un-
der the assumption that it is soon to ap-
penr. We take occasion to say that the
commission appointed by the Bishops to
have in charge the preparation of this
work has only entered upon its prelimi-
nary duties 1t is the desire of the COM
mission as we are informed not to make
undue haste in the work. While we can
not closely anticipate the date when this
hymnal may he issued from the press,
we express the Judgment that it is not
likely to appear much. if any before the
: close Of the present quadrenninm.
"ln the meantime it is not our UNDER
standing that the General Conference
; in authorizing this hymnal, designed
thereby to substitute or displace the one
now in uSe"
The sun., 1901-12-10
HELD FOR HIGHER COURT.
Men Accused of Assaulting Leslie
Springer.

William II. l'irrSon and James Small
wood, both colorcd, cach We're held IN
$500 hail for the Court of General Ses-
sions by Judge Churchman in City Court
Yesterday on the charge of assault and
battery upon Leslie Springer, an em-
ployc at the Delaware House. John
Parker ana Michael Falls were each
fined ST for trcspaSSing on the property
Of the r., w. X r. Railroad Company.
The ease against William August,
charged with selling liquor without IL
censc. was continued until tomorrow
morning.
deputy Judge Townsend in City Court
last night dismissed Joseph Colombo, ac-
cuscd of stealing trolley wire. there be
ing no evidence against him. The wire
was not identified and there was no
one present to prosecute Colombo. u.
err IIorrock was released from the work
honsc Yesterday morning. He was ar
| rested during the day on the charge OF
being drunk and begging. Judge Town
send imposed fine OF $40
The sun., 1901-12-10
FINED FOR ACTING DIsoRDERLY
Referee Case Before Magistrate We'll
Yesterday.

George Hagne, Pierson Pyle, Samuel
Fowler, colored, and Lewis Concannon
were each fined IS and costs by Magis-
rate We'll last night on charge of act
ing disorderly on one of the Peoples
Railway Company's cars. The men
while on their way to Brandywine
Springs last Saturday night became dis
orderly. all them being under the
influence of liquor. Special Officer Bar-
nard j. McYey was on the car at the
time and placed the men under arrest.
John +. Lynn, Lewis Sasse and Alfred
ID. Vandevrr sat as referees in Magis-
trate Wells court yesterday afternoon
in the case of the Hartmann and Fehren-
bach Brewing Company VS.. Edward i.
| yeasey. The action was TO recover
| debt of 5000. The referees gave de-
cision in favor of the plaintiff for the
entire amount.
The sun., 1901-12-10
PEACE IN SEEI4EY HOME.
Husband and Wife settle Their Do
rmestic Troubles.

Patrick and lJclia S"cl"y have appar-
,ntly settled their trouplcs and according
d Patrick, will cndeavor TO live in peace
irlrartcr. Della was arraigned in City
court II week ago on the charge of as
uulting. Patrick, but the husband did
not want to prosecute his wife ana the
ase was continued until yesterday, when
/ MAS called Tor settlement.
rhc woman had nothing to say, but her
husband said they had been living peace
Illy for II week aud they proposed t.
.nutinur "a ID 80. Judge Churchman dis
missrd the ease on payment Of costs. lp
doing "a, he said: ar you can live to-
scther pcaccahly DO 50; II You cannot
sou had better separate They Went
heir way apparently satisfied
The sun., 1901-12-10
ADDRESSED PUPILS.
Opening Exercises at the
High School.

PUPILS Of the High School We're ad-
dressed nj the opening exercises yestcr-
5lny morning hy the Rev. 7. A. H..
,,'Bricn of Mount Salem NJ. II. Churcn
tnd the Rev. Calvin A. Hare hnahriai
secretary of Bnckncll University, lewis
h,ng. Pa
Among the visitors NJ the exercises
Srrr the Rev. o. q. Buddngton, a. G'
ttnhinsom and Robert &. Fraim.
Quotations illustrating John Fiske's
historical services We're given by Mar
unrct Burtnett, Frank X. MahafIy, Mar
IAN NJ. Kite, Richard Shoup, =. =
Brtton ana Agnes Traynor.
At the conclusion Of the exercises
Principal 4. IL. Berlin gave the child
rem new fire drill, which cleared th'
auditorium in close TO three minutes.
The sun., 1901-12-10
MuRDERoUs ASSAULT CHARGED
Charles f. Simmons Held for Cutting
Jshn MalarlIey.

Charles T.. Simmons in City Court yes
,rrday was held by Judge Ehurchman in
$500 bail for the Court Of General Ses-
,inns ON the charge Of having murder
dlsK assaulted John Mslarkcy, barten-
irr ut the bellevue Hotel. Josiah Mar
.,l counsel for the accused, held that
here was no intent to commit murder
ma that the knife used by Simmons was
lot Il deadly weapon.
Assistant City Solicitor Garrett argued
ii support Of the contention that there
was intent to commit murder and cited
several authorities. Judge Churchman
lccided that il was the province of jury
10 infer from the facts as to the intent
md held the accused for the higher tri-
bunal
The sun., 1901-12-10
WILMINGTON, WARE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1901
OFF FOR WEEKS, WALK.
Six Contestants Started in Pyle's
Cycle Academy Last Night.
j. Golden johnson, the Psychologist,
Managing the Race and Also
One of the Walkers.

The six day go-as-you-pleasc race I'M
der the management Of j. Golden John
son the psychologist was started in
PAlc's Cycle Academy ut 2.30 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Johnson is not
only managing the race but he is also
one of the participants.
lie took part in the six day race held
at Brandywine Springs Park last sum
mcr and made an excellent showing.
There We're six entries when the race
started yesterday all Of them being local
men. They are as follows:
!. William Smith, canvasscr.
2. Harry Jones, athlete.
3. J, Golden johnson, Psychologist.
1. q. T.. Bddle. tin sheet worker.
>. :. Biddlc morocco worker.
.. Kid Myers.
II was Mr.. Johnson's intention TO tsart
hr race at o'clock noon and stop at
II o'clock ut night each day for six days.
Owing to several Of the participants not
hcing ready the race was one and one
half hours late in getting started yes
tpllny The track is similar to the on"
used at Brandywine Springs and is IS
laps to the mile.
When the walkers stopped ut II o'rlocil
last night after walking for IL hours
The sun., 1901-12-10
Returned from Philippines.

Ioseph C. Williams Of this city, VINO
I,ft nrnrly year ago for the Philip
Nina Islands. arrived home on Saturday
ri,ht from San Francisco, Cal, having
lust been released from a goVe,i'ih,,.' n,.n
bnsnitnl there. Although in fair health
III haorinr has been seriously and prob
nhlv permanently impaired. The near
inging has left the right ear alloHrlinr, ,';,, :,
Mr.. Williams was FIRST atnicteo VIZ,
serving as member of the SKIN .ni'''. W.
states Artillery in the PhiilppliieS, ", ",
April. He was at first sent 10 u n"sl,'n, ,.e.
nj Manila for treatment ana ialer I'M,
to the San Francisco hospitai' ron
which instittion he was discharged " le"
DAYS ago.
The sun., 1901-12-10

All Of the walkers made good time for
he first few hours. In the first hour of
he race O. +. Biddlc made IS miles,
which is considered good record. Jones
eft the track AT o'clock and went home
10 his supper. which lost him about Is
minutes. Jones also also left the track
thout 10 o'clock last night but will return
Ills morning. This young man is hut II
wears old and weighs 215 pounds, Be
wren 10 ANA II o'clock Johnson made one
nile in minutes and 10 seconds. Until
hr i-2 hours lost yesterday Is made up
he race will start NJ 1890 o'colck each
lay.
During the race piano is played
,nn'stantly.
The officers are Edward Spencer, mark
=. Harry Dunbar, referee, Charles
| Whalcn ana Il. II. Swectman scorers.
The sun., 1901-12-10
RoundR Rrook Departed.

llnrly yesterday morning the double-
deck frrryboat Bound Brook built by the
Harlan 4 IIollingsworth Company for
thc Central Railroad of .New Jersey. left
the wards of the builders for New York.
The vessel had 4 trial trip which proved
satisfactory to the owners and builders.
On, her arrival at New York she will be
nlnceJ ii service at once. The. COM
,muy has contracts for two similar YES
scls for the same line.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Home Mission Anniversary,

The third anniversary of the 'i.ittie
Builders of the Home Mission VII ne
held in the parish building OF irhi,y
=. T.. Church this evening at 7.45 o'clock.
This will be an occasion of much interest
and there will probably be large attend
ancc as the children have special eXer-
cises and the Rev. Herman l.. llnhring'
u. D., of Philadelphia, will make an al
dress. All interested in mission work
nrc invited
The sun., 1901-12-10
pilot Association Meeting.

The Delaware Bay and River Pilots
Association held its annual meeting al
Cane May and elected the follownl
otlicrrs: President, ]. 7. virden,, OF
Lrwes. Del; treasurer, Lewis Wallace
of Philadelphia; sccrctary,J. b. Merritt
Of Philadelphia; hoard Of directors
uorntio II. Church. Samuel /. BAILEY
Memucan Hughes and Alonzo Bennett
Of Cane May.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Died in a Thicket.

Laurel, Dec. 9.-Henry Williams OF
the lower Trappc district, left home carry
yesterday morning TO call on a neiShh"f
before going 10 church Failing to return
a search for him was made. Ihe morn
ing his lfrless body was found by ms
son in thlckct. The old man nal
taken short cut, and evidently died
of heart failure.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Conductor Broke His Leg.

While walking across a railroad hrld%'
in Lamokin yesterday morning Il. J.
Chcsney. n conductor on the p, w. n Il.
railroad Slipped and fell through, S1s-
thinning compound fracture of his leg
The injured man was put on board Of
A train and taken to his home. in Philn-
delphia,
The sun., 1901-12-10
Catholic Hall Company.

The stockholders and directors of the
Catholic Hall Co held their annual
meeting last night in the rooms Of the
Knights or st. Lawrence. Routine bllSl-
ness was transacted after which the
meeting adjourned until the third Mon
day in January when officers will be
alccta,i
The sun., 1901-12-10
Young Man Missing,

week ago Lyle Conner, aged 16
UN' Irtt his home on Sixth avenue near
nSH'mi avenue, and since then has
y missing. When he started from
NV = u" wore an unusual quantity of
""''lothing and bought some things NJ
-l"'"ry store nearby. Nothing has
y heard Of him since he left the
The sun., 1901-12-10
Trolley Traffic DELAYED.

By tho breaking Of a piece of machin-
.rv on Third street bridge yesterday
street ear traffic was delayed for
an hour. Keenan, Brothers started the
work yesterday morning of painting the
structure.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Death of william Hearn.

Laurel. Dec. 9.-William Hearn, aged
Ga wears, died at Woodland yesterday.
Ua was brother of Mrs. Harriet Can
non. and mn uncle of Edward Hearn,
chairman of the Sussex county Demo
cratic committee. The body will be
brought here for burial.
The sun., 1901-12-10
Tol.E ANn PAwNED TROUSERS
seph Adams Arrested, Accused Of
the Theft.

'"mgr Scribrn Of No. 227 Shipley
p'et informed the police last night that
mir NJ trousers had been stolen from
/ boarding house A short time later
\ trousers were recovered in William
|'mmond'S pawn shop by Patrolman
fNni>h, who secured description of
man who had sold them.
Ph this description patrolman Corn
and Wintrup arrested Joseph Adams
Mr. Hammond identified the prison
N W. man from whom he bought tho
E'lIsrrs.
The sun., 1901-12-10
accused of Being DisorderIy.

Thomas Harrington, hoy, was ar
rested last night by Sergeant Massey
and Patrolman Mcbride. He is accused
or having acted disorderly at Eighth
and Lombard streets.
The sun., 1901-12-10
CoIoneiLeitch Better.

Col. c. NJ. Lritch, who has been serl-
o,lsly i'll. ras able 10 b. .'ut aaa ,''s'ef-
day was attending to his duties as deputy
collector of internal revenue. he Is nor
wrll hut is recovering satisfactorily.
The sun., 1901-12-10
R.,t,mor. Concern Chartered

Dover. Del. Dec. "a certificate of
iucorporat,on was filed here today for the
Baltimore Iubricating Oil and Fire-proof
Paint Company. of Baltimore, Md;
capital stock 100000.
The sun., 1901-12-10
hailroad Y, NJ. c. A. Building.

Innr, liN"ly that with the many other
kr.memrntS proposed hy the +. w. &
,oa ,",r"ad "ad II fine building For the Rail
I'm "Nns Mems Christian Association
Iuiia;' !" built in this city. Where the
fesan,s s,ns will be located is not known at
The sun., 1901-12-10
. saaitionaI Ere Eanisment.

The Independence Fire Co.. one of the
new Ninth ward companies, has ordered
500 feet Of hose for its carriage which
was recently obtained in Chester.
The sun., 1901-12-10
A BUSINESS AXIOM.

From PnntersInk.
Money spentin continuous ddUer-
tisinq in the daily press draws
interest that is compounded daily.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29

Whceler-violation OF druggists law
true bill. Plead guilty and sentenced
TO pay II fine OF $500 each, it being csti-
mnted that the costs of the case would
not exceed that amount.
state vs.. Charles Pitts and Anthony
Pitts larceny Of live stock true bl (.
State vs.. Scott JOhnstone --viol,iirg
diSprnSary law--sculcd srntrrrc fram
last term OF court: to pay II fine af Hl25
or be imprisoned nt hard labor on pub
Tic works OF the equity, or il state
penitcntiury for q term Of six months.
On motion OF Attorneys Schumprrt
\ Holloway execution Of this Scntcn, O
was suspended until December II It.,
and al order issued releasing John
one from custody on u 5000 boud, con-
ditional to abide the sentence of court
after that date.
The business Of the court being about
completed, rs far as no objections were
raised, the petit jurors were dismissed. .
This morning the grand jury render, d
their proscntmcnt and the criminal
court will adjOurn sine die.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29

If you want to build up your town,
when you see a man trying to build
now enterprises or put life into old ones
that are dead, even If you can't sub
scribe any stock, don't discourage him
by telling him nothing will succeed
here. Have faith in the future Of your
town and have faith in your people, and
don't hesitate TO let people know it.
There arc Il few p"Oplu here, aud we
arc glad to say they are very few, who
seem to take special delight in look
ing on the dark side Of things, aud thy
seem to have no mission in life except
to stand around on the street corners
with q long-drawn out mouth and pro.
phecy failure for every new enterprise
that is proposed. Wherever YOU 90
they arc there with the same old story,
and they eau point You to every enter.
prise and every man that has failed in
Ncwhcrry within the last twenty or
thirty years. Avoid thriu as far a.
possible, a!id when YOU want to accom-.
plish anything do not listen to lhrir
dOlcful stories and hr DISCOURAGED, hu;
go ahead and do what you intended to
do and their little plans to discourage
you will bc defeated.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29
The best and cheap
est line of Ladies' Jack.
cts and Capes is at
Copeland Bros.

Mrs. Bullock, who lccturcd here la st
May on temperance and who organized
District Union at Newbcrry, will be
again in our midst next Tuesday and
assist Mrs Hayes in the State Convcn-
tion. The exercises at this convention
several Of our pastors will be given,
recitations from members of Y. w. 6.
L. u. and one or two parliamentary
drills. The devotional meetings will
be held in the new Central Methodist
church, end the music at all the Sos
sions promises to be exceptionally
good.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29
Tho CitCna.

The Walter L. Main New Fash ion
Plate Show, which is announced to ap-
pear In this city on Tuesday, November
9Th, is said to be the most complete Or
ganization OF the kind that ever took
the road, at least tho press of other
cities where it has exhibited speak Of
1T IN the highest terms md unanimous
ly agree that the organization is Justly
entitled to its appropriate title. Tho
Now Fashion Plate Show is made up
on strictly modern lines, fully in keep
ing with the new century and that Mr..
Mains efforts have been appreciated Is
testified to by the enormous crowds that
have greeted his enterprise at every
stand. This mammoth aggregation,
which Is new In every particular, Is
the outgrowth OF several years careful
thought and study, and Mr.. Main has
every reason to feel proud of the out
come. The program Is also an tnnova-
tion In circus ideas and presents an en-.
tire new array Of eminent artists, en-
bracing several European novelties,
which were secured at enormous ex.
pense by Mr.. Main during his recent
extensive foreign tour. The show 40
a whole, is model Of its kind and we'll
deserves the ovation 1t has met. The
old Main show was always strong
drawing magnet in this city and 1t will
no doubt be greeted 10y largo audiences
on this occasion.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN
COUNTY OF NEW BERRY.

BY w. w. Hodges, Esq, Probate Judge.
"lIIREAS MARTHA a COOK
w made suit to me to grant her Ir'-
tcrs Of administration Of the estate OF
and effects OF George a. Cook
These are therefore to cite and ud
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said George \.
Cook, deceased, that they he and appear
before me, in The Court of prnbatr.
To he hold at Ncwberr, Court House, S
G., on tie lth day Of Nov. next, after
publication thereof, NJ il O'Clock IN the
forenoon, to show cause, il any they
have, Why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand !hia tho 26f h
day of October, Ammo Dnmini l9Ol
w w. HODGES,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29

lhc State newspaper seems to be do.
ing all in its power (, oct General
Hampton tppolitiCs ag.in, and if lis
is done the pcac" and quiet OF his o'd
aye will be broken into without the
least chance OF his being scut To the
United States Senate. Cen raj Uamp.
ton has served hi" people and his pco-
pie have houorcd him more than they
have ever honorCd amy other man, and
today he has their love aud rcspcrt.
Much better 70 leave him where he is
than to have him again 20 through the
heat and turmoil and bitterness of q
campaign for the Senate.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EWBERnY COUNTY.

by w. W. l. odgcS, Esq, Pro.atc Judge.
NNHEREAS d \. DIt'KEItT HATH
w made suit to tie to grant him
letters OF administration Of the estate
aud effects Of G.. y. D,cktrt.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all aud singular the kindred
and crCdltots of the said G. y. Dicker
deceased, that they be md appear
before me, IN the Court Of i'robntc, TO
he held A. Ncwbcrry Court House, s.
c., on the 5th day Of November next, af-
ter publication thereof, at II o'clock
III the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said adminstra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand this the 2lst
day OF October, 4. ID. 1901.
w. W. HODGES,
j. l. n c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29

We hope those in charge nf the New
berry County exhibit at the Charleston
Exposition will not let the interest OF
the people in this matter lay. The cx-
position Is going to bc II biz affair, and
people will be there from every part nI
the world, and by all MEATS we must
have crrditablc exhibit. The impur.
tancc OF this matter can not be too
strongly urged upon our pruplc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-29

Accidents will happ, u. Mother
strains her back lifting ~ sofa. Father
Is hurt in shop. Children are for
ever failing and hrujsing Lh"m~civ,s g.
There is no preventing these things,
out heir worst cOnSCQu'.n = &rr avert
ed With Perry Davis Painkinrr. Ne
other remedy approaches j. fr the re
lief OF s"r" s,rainrd uuSr'cs. Thrrr il
hut one l'uinlIilicr, Perry Dnvis'