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Holland Roats for erltaln.

The fact Aat the government in
tends giving the Holland submarine
torpedo boats a really good trial in the
navy shows that the Lords of the Ad-
miralty are awake to the Importance
Of the invention.
Each OF the new vessels of this type
is to be 90 feet 4 inches long. with a
beam II feet 9 inches. The displace-
ment when submerged is l20 tons. The
plating and frames of the hull are TO
be OF steel of sufficient size and thick
ness TO withstand the pressure of
depths not over 100 feet, Rudders of
steel plates viii be provided. and will
De supported by skegs at the stern.
The coming tower will he of armor
steel of a minimum thickness of four
inches. All portions of the exterior
viii be kept free from projections of a
nature likely 10 set entangled with
ropes.
The main engine viii be of the gas
oline type. for propulsion purposes.
and viii be OF 160 horse power. and
the supply Of fuel viii allow Of max
imum run OF 400 knots. On the sur
face OF the water the vessel win have
a speed Of nine knots, When submerg-
ed the boat viii be driven by electrici-
" az 8 speed Of seven knots. and the
storage capacity OF the battery will
allow of four hours run at that speed.
The system Of ballssting and the
methods by which the difficulties of
ventilation and air supply are sur
mounted are secrets s.-Iondon Chroni-
Gle
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Hawaii and Maui ports, per
stlnr Kinau. April 27.-I4 A. Andrews.
Miss A. n Reynolds, E II Bryan. Jr..
c. Weatherwax. W. G. Hyman. L NJ
atch. E. E. Paxton, D. A. Cox. Joe
P. Sisson. Jane P Sisson. wm. Nc
hay. D. Collins. ]. H ANIME. Geo,
B. Curtis. A W. Richardson. c. G. Kin
ney. Capt. II E. Soule. s. Decker. ".
Awana. 81. F. Drake. j. McCabe. Mrs.
A. Clarke. c. Along. II. n Pembroke.
C. L. Chan. D. ]. Costello. T. A Aka
IA, R. A. Woodward, Mrs Afook and
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JuaIcious advertising always PAYS
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-HE American ship Henry Willard
with q drunken crew aboard
took charge Of the harbOr last
evening on her way 10 sea in
tow of the tug Fearless Had II not
been FOR the quick action OF the cap
tain of the tug a great amount OF dam
age would have been done to the
steamer Hauaici with which the VII
lard colided and in all probability the
ship would have landed on the reef
on the Eva side of the lighthouse.
Captain Quick had trouble with his
crew early in the day The men did
not want 10 &c 20 sea with Mate Ray
who had been taken aboard after the
crew had signed This trouble kept
the ship late ard while the crew and
captain were wraugling. the men pro-
ceedcd 20 get gl0riously drunk. Final
ly an difficulty was patched up and
shortly after five O'Clock the Fearless
started from the railway wharf with
the vessel.
She acted very uueerly and did not
seem 20 steer well so Captain Brokaw
started % give the Willard sheer to
starhoard az the same time beckoning
20 the skipper Of the big ship to put
his wheel over The order was given
bv Captain Quick 10 the man at the
wheel but it seems that he did not
obey 81 for the big vessel kept on her
way straight for the steamer Hanalei,
laying at the InterIsland wharf. See
INK that there was going 10 be a col
lision. the Fearless was hooked on the
utmost Of her power and succeeded
I'm swinging the Wizards bow little
but not enough 20 clear the Hanalei,
which vessel was struck a glancing
blow bv the jibboom Of the Willard.
The steamer was not scratched but
the Ubboom OF the Willard snapped OF
like a piece OF glass and with its rig
ging hung a tangled mass over the
bow.
As soon as she struck the big YES
sci sheered OF and started for the
lighthouse. An attempt was made TO
let go her port anchor but luckily this
could not be done Had it gone into
the water there was nothing would
Ave stopped the Willard from piling
M on the reef back Of the lighthouse
The strain lie tuy had on the hawseT
was bv this time making itself felt and
the big sailing vessel. with her Yalu
able cargo. was hauled to a place o.
safety. Captain Quick taking the whee
and following the Fearless was towe'
to an anchorage OF the bell buoy. Tn
vessel win be repaired before finally
leaving for the Coast and by Monday
when the crew is sufficiently sober e
work. the labor Of clearing away tn
wreck and replacing the jib5oom vii
begin
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Oceanic Steamship Co.
TIME TABLE.

The
FROM FRANCISCO. FOR FRANCISCO.
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ARRIVALS.
Saturday April (:

Saturday. April %.
U. S. S. Solace, winslow, days
from San Francisco.
Schooner Golden Gate, B. Mason,
from Kaunakakai.
Stmr. Mokohl, Napala. from Laha-
ina
Am. schr. Admiral. Jensen. 40 days
from Newcastle.
Stmr. Kinau. Freeman. from Hilo
and way ports
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Mutiry at Sea.

Th7 new American schooner Ad,
miral. Captain Jensen. after speedy
trip Of forty-txo DAYS from Newcastle
arrived yesterday morning. One Of the
crew. NurtoD BY name. was in irons.
He is charged by the captain with mu-
tiny. Early IN the voyage the man
had trouble with the second mate and
they were at loggerheads the rest Of
the way. Inc captain sided with his
olhcer and the trouble finally cnlminat-
edin an attack On the mate By Nerton.
Not being successful in this the man
then tackled Captain Jensen AMI at
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For San Francisco. per S {. -ezial-
dia. April 27.--F. J. Maduro. Mariana
Abril. W. ]. de Gear. Major Ennis. F.
Dohrman, Jr.. L. c. Bees. w T. Gum
Mr.. Fuller, ". B. Smith. Wray Tay-
lor, ]. F. Pierce. Hon Geo. D. Gear.
Mr.. Smith.
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Friends Aoain.

on the arrival Of the Solace yester-
dsy Customs Inspector Scanlon was
not received at the point OF bayonet
as was the experience of a hroener
officer on duty on the same vessel
some time ago during one Of her visits
% port.
The cordial relations heretofore ex-
istine between the Customs Depart
ment and the Navy Department are
now IN no likelihood Of being broken
up. although for a time things looked
sausllv. Captain Winslow and Col
lector Staokshle are al peace with
each other and the Chinese at present
on the Solace are as free to come and
80 as The freest American citizen in
Hawaii The Chinese aboard are all
regularly enlisted men in the navy
and were signed In American ports.
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child, Geo. Hammer. D. ]. Mckay, J. S.
McCandless. Geo. Bodies. ]. Bowler,
G. P. Petersen. Major Geo Wood, c. A.
De Cew. +. J. Cross and SO deck
The sun., 1901-07-31
LOWER FARES,
HIGHER WAGES
New Schedule ON Lehigh Valley
Traction Lines That Will Benefit
Patrons and Employees.

Easton, July 30.-Ofiicials of the Lee
high Valley Traction Company today an
nounced that ons September l new
wage scale will 20 into effect on every
part of its system, affecting hundreds of
motormen and conductors. The men are
now receiving 15 cents an hour the first
year, 16 the second year. II the thirt!
year, Is the fourth, 10 the fifth and 20
cents an hour after the fifth year. The
new scale will give the men l6 cents an
hour the first year. II the second, is tho
third, ~ the fourth and 20 the fifth year
and thereafter. The new arrangement also
provides that no man shall work more
than eleven hours a day Or less than
nine hours.
The fare between Easton and Bethle
hem will he 10 cents instead of Is cents.
as at present, and transfers will be given
from the Easton. Palmer and Bethlehem
line to any point on the old Easton
TranSit Company system on this side
Of the Delaware river.
John g. Honecker. who il supervising
the construction Of trolley road in
Trenton, y. j.. will take the sllprrir-
tendency of the Easton branch.
The sun., 1901-07-31
Terms Of SettIement.

The Amalgnnatcd Associations de-
and that steel workers in non-uninn
aills be compelled 10 join the organiza
On il withdrawn.
The steel companies agree not to dis
hnrge workers on account Of their con-
rction with the union or because o.
4urtS t. organize branches Of the union
non-tmon mills.
TIN. Alnalgamated scali, is to be th,
minimum scale Of wages in all the mills.
iut the companies may maintain specia!
ontracts with workers 1T non.unioil
mills, and the Amagnmated scale need
nt he signed for those mlilS.
All mills undrr the control Of the
'niled States Steel Corporation shah
y open 70 steel workers, with Or with
mt union cards.
The sun., 1901-07-31
WILL COLLECT TAX.
Isaac 8. Bullock and John w. Nc
Coy after Capitati0n.


An fort is to be made to carry out
the letter of the law in the matter OF col
lecting capitation taxes, and prosecu-
lions will likely follow in the cases Of
parsons who refuse to psy the tax.
Isaac $. Bullock, capitation tax col
lector iur tile Northern district Of tins
city, and John W. Mccoy, capitation
TAX collector for the Southern district,
propose to follow their inst rnctons from
the Levy Court to collect fifty cents from
each person whose name appears On
their tax duplicate.
Some years ago, when the poll or capi.
tation tar was added TO property tax
bulls. Receiver OF Taxes RetteW was able
to collect much OF ii, hut he was stopped
from doing it and The then collectors,
Messrs Donahoe aud Dickey, were given
the authority to collect. But they coll
lected little.
The ptesent Levy Court needs mones, !,
AMI the new collectors start If with u e
intent on OF doing their duty. They have
authority to Use pfoct 81 in order TO col
lect the fifty cents
Mr. Bullock is already preparing his
bills which he proposes TO SEND Ont in
September. His books contain 9,795
names and McCuy's books about G,0UO
NAMES.
On bills paid before October /, the re-
bate is two cents. Already Mr.. Bullock
has issued three receipts one each to
Philemma Chandler, Edward. Andrews
and himself.
The sun., 1901-07-31
LANCE LOST THE GAME.
Dropped a Ball at the Critical
Moment.

Brownson journeyed to Norristown
Yesterday and was defeated by the team
Of that place by score of to 3. Wal
ker pitched for the locals and only al
lowed them five hits. Fox pitched Tor
Norristown and Brownson made eishe
hits of his delivery. Brownson scored
two runs in the first inning and y
stood that way until the seventh innlns
when with two out and two men on the
bases ball was hit TO Lange who
played second base. He fumbled II and
got ratified and allowed three runs to !.
scored.
Kastro did not arrive yesterday. Bur
rhel did not play yesterday as he 4
suffering with heat prostration.
BrowlSon will play the Cuban \
Giants ut Union street grounds todaI
billy" Day will do the twirling for tht
locals.
frb.l
The sun., 1901-07-31
DIR. KoOH's THEORY.
Further Tests Advised by Nntionn
Live stock Associnti0n OfiicIaI.


Denver. .Tuly 30 Dr. Charles Gress
well, chairman of the sanitary commit.
tee ef the National Live Stock associa.
ton, has issued Il bulletin on the sub
icct of human and bovine tuberculosis
which is Of interest in connection with
the theory Of pr. Koch, as rxpreSsra
at the international tuberculosis con
gress in london last week. Dr Grpss
well SAYS:
The tclegraphic report of Dr. Koch's
statement that he has discovered such
important differences between bovine
and human tuberculosis that, in his
opinion, the diseases are not intercom
muhicahle, as WAS commonly supposed
Is one of the most important 10 tht
cattle industry and the public, and the
evidence for and against should bt
carefully weighed and final judgment
suspended until, as Dr. Koch himself
SO Justly recommends, a Confederation
of his results has been obtained by 9th
ef observers.
without being an alarmist, / think
II Is necessary to sound note of warn
ing hat conclusions SO much hoped fol
should not too readily be accepted and
that as cattlemen or dairymen we Ger
taliliy must not Vet congratulate our
selves that the necessity for restrictions
and fepressive measures against bovine
tuberculosis is over nor that this dis
ease in cattle has now no terrors for the
human being"
The sun., 1901-07-31
Trouble In BeIgian Parliament.

BRUSSELS. July 30. The Socialist mem
hers Of the chamber of deputies madc
a disturbance in the house, during
which the "Tnternationale" was sung Il
the accompaniment of slammed desk
lids. Taking exception TO the refusal o.
the president of the chamber, NJ. d.
Sndeleer, TO put a motion for adjourn
ment, a section of the deputies com
menced noisy demonstration which
made it impossible for the president to
maintain order.
The sun., 1901-07-31
To Supervise corporat,ons.

Norfolk, July 80. Senator Withers
will introduce before the constitutional
convention measure providing for the
establishment of Virginia corporation
commission body to have fuller pow
er over corporations doing business in
the state than has any like body in the
United States. 1t provides among 9th
CT things that any company refusing tt
and papers shall for each offense pay t.
he state moi less than Sl25 nor more
than 5000 for each day that it shall S,
fail or refuse.
The sun., 1901-07-31
New Faces on Team.

The Brownson baseball team will play
the Cuban y Giants this afternoon.
There will be several new faces on the
team, as the management fully expects
TO land several good and strong players
in time. A good game should resut and
if everythiI 6 turns out as it now prom.
ises, Brownson's chances for a victory
are excellent. The Batteries will be lay
and Doran for Brownson, and Carter and
Williams for the Cubans.
The sun., 1901-07-31
CRUCIAL DAY IN
THE STEEL STRIKE
Continued From Page one.)
,rons we're in accord WIN the strike or

lluns were in accord with the strike or
der.
Members of the Employers associa
ton state that they have fully consid
cred the cost of the strike and are pre-
pared to meet 1t. The steamship man
ayers will hold a meeting to consider
their course. They are not members
Of the Employers association. but will
act in harmony with it. They express
the opinion that they will be able to
move ocean going vessels. but will not
disclose their plans.
The city Front federation has issued
statement in which it reviews the sit
uation and states that the strike was
not ordered until all honorable means
of effecting a settlement had been tried
i'm vain
The sun., 1901-07-31
spain Not Planning Alliance.

Madrid. .Illly 80 The premier, Seno
Sagasta, in an interview Just publishr
scouts the idea Of any political out
come resulting from the visit of til
German squadron commanded hS
Prince Henry Of Prussia, now Al Gadiz
10 Spain. lie says Spain has nothing
to offer. She must reorganize her ar
my, navy and internal administration
before dreaming of alliances.
The sun., 1901-07-31
PERSONAL.

Mrs Jonathan l.. French is visiting
friends III Philadelphia.
Robert Smith Of Chester and Miss
Maggie Elinson are visiting Mr.. and
caster ayenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson ID. Kantncr arc
entertaining their niece, Miss Helen
kantner. OF Williamsport, Pa.
Frank II. Thomas and family or No.
1916 West Thirteenth street win spcnJ
me months Of August and September in
Canada
The sun., 1901-07-31
ALBION DEFEATS KEYSTONE.
Interesting and Exciting Ten Inning
Game.

IN one nf the most interesting and he
played games Of the season, the Alln
\. &. defeated the strong Keystone ~,
ored Team of This city in il ten innin
gam" ii lliiun street grounds ynstera
Afternoon. Outside Of the three etcn
in the first inning the Ahions played
great game. Orchslrr. who started III
pitch. received poor support and rrtir,
IN favor Of Henry in the fourth innin.
lie finished the game in fine Sisl
t'nstaS of the Keystone made hon.
ram. IIrarn opened the tenth innin
with = three base hit to right field, Elliot
flied nlt 70 short and Dawson singled /
centre field scoring IIearn and the winin.
run.
The sun., 1901-07-31
The Sn.IaIist Convention.

indianapolis, July 30. At the session
of the Socialist convention Il motion
was carried ordering Il telegram sent
10 Eugene v. Debs denying the report
that he had been shelved by the con
vention. expressing confidence in him
and clarnctcrizing him as "A leader
J. +. Carey of Haverhill, Mass, was
chosen chairman of the day.
The sun., 1901-07-31

KEYSTONE.
Hose Carriase DELAYED

The new hose carriage which th,
Phoenix FIRE Company is having bnIt
at the American Fire Engine Go. worl
at seneca Falls, N -, was to have a
rived in this city on July Is, bnt it
not here vet and the company has re
ceivei letter from the manufacture
statine that the carriage may not be de
livnred nnti' month later than the o..
iglnal date, owing to labor troubles.
The sun., 1901-07-31
Trolley smash Up In Connecticut.

Stamford, Conn, July 80 The break
ing of brake chain caused head oI
collision Of trolley cars at Dariell, be.
tween here and Bridgeport. Miss Sara
Waterbury of Stamford, who was on
the car bound from Bridgeport TO Stam
ford, is thought to have received fatal
injuries While two other women arc
hurt severely, one having n fractured
lp,g
The sun., 1901-07-31
Bl.ILpEES nopEEIL.

Scranton. July 30 The striking car
u,dels nrr moro confident of success
han ever. "NUn' hear something il
rreslng from Rullalo within thu neNl
NentN four hours, said one Of lIr men
theN irft the Court House this nom
ng H. refused % say anything lnom
~ the subject. but evidently referred tn
liz expected strike IN tie New Gots
'entr,tl shops in Bnltal,s whore work
Els been done the ktsi few weeks oil
.actaWanna ears.
The sun., 1901-07-31

settled this week. The Federation of La
Dor, it is reported, considers the sale Of
the 10000 tons of pig iron last week by
the Bessemer Association to the United
States Steel Corporation as aiding the
combine IN its strike against the Anal,
gamated Association.
The sun., 1901-07-31
Blood Drawn In French DueI.

Paris, July 30. As an outcome o,
polemics Leon Daudet and Gerault
Richard the writer on the Petite Re
publique who recently met Max Regis
on the field of honor, fought a duo
with swords in suburb of Paris. NJ
Daudet was slightly wounded in tht
wrist.
The sun., 1901-07-31
Picture of Third Regiment.

Daniel Mcbride OF Brideqbnrg, Phila-
delpha, who found picture ofthe Third
Delaware Regiment Of the Civil War a,
Camden, this State, has sent tie picture
70 the Historical Society oi Delaware
lie did this in response to a suggestion
from tienfyC. Conrad, librarian Of tk
society.
The sun., 1901-07-31
Lightning strikes House twice.

IIackensack. y. j., July 30.-Within
week lightning has struck twice in
the same place at River Edge. Carl
Ptist had Just completed repairs TO his
house of damage done by lightning last
Thursday when another bolt ripped
open the exact spot struck before.
The sun., 1901-07-31
McGranary senate Defeated.

The McGranary Senate baseball team
was defeated BY the Benevolent Pioneer
Literary Socety's team at Gordon
Heights yesterday by the score Of 10 to
5. McGranary, who pitched for the Sen
ate, was knocked out in the fourth in
ming Ilanley, who pitched for the wir-
ming team, struck out twelve men. VIM.
Carey, SPECTATOR was struck in the ey
by q foul ball
The sun., 1901-07-31
Seized With Cramps.

While at work on he Megginson farm
near New Castle, last evening, Isaac
Green, colored, nf Fourth and llop ard
streets, this city. was SEIZED With
cramps. lie wa4 brought to the Liberty
engine house ia a trolley car and was
taken to the Home opathic Hospital il
the Phoenix ambul ance.
The sun., 1901-07-31
Score hy Innings.

Norristown ..........O 0 o 0OOS1
BrownSon .......2 0 90 100
Summary Struck ont by Eox. .: i
Walker 6: two base hit Fox; base q
balls, hy Fox, 2; by Walker. .; stnlri.
bases. Brnwnson, s; sacrifice hit, NJ
GamWell
The sun., 1901-07-31

Engaged ON Large Contract.

The Wilmington Cornice CO., of which
President Of City Council Charles II.
liaine is president, is engaged on a
$1,000 contract at Letilande Hotel, At
antic City. Mr. Blaine went TO Atlantic
C!ty yesterday TO look after the work.
The sun., 1901-07-31
To Improve FRANKLIN street.

Workmen OF the Water Department
are tearing up the brick pavement on
Franklin street on the west side of the
reservoir and are preparing the bed for
LAYING a cement pavement to correspond
with the sidewalks on the other sides OF
the reservoir
The sun., 1901-07-31
Meeting nfPress Clnh.

A meeting Of tie Wilmington Pr,s-
Club will be he'd this afternoon at 2
o'clc ok in the Every Evening office q
take action on The death Of George W.
Vernon OF the Daily Republican. feso.
lutioIs will be adopted.
The sun., 1901-07-31
Charged WIN pesertion

Before Magistrate Pritchett yesterday
Mrs. Thomas Girling Of Philadelphia,
charged her husband with desertion and
non-snpport. Girling is Phladelphian,
and came here to work for the Peoples
TAI way Company. He waived hearing
and was he'd in peace bondl.
The sun., 1901-07-31
FILLING STRIKERS. PLACES.

sharon, July 80 Another car load u
noders aud clippers 10 ill thr places
4 strikers was brought from Philadri
hin to-day ~ lie American Steel Cast
o. Company. Tie company expects q,
ring ahelhcr ear Ihis wcrE tbant
wrnty tisc u ~. n,,w employees wrr,s
"rsuaded q return 10 Philadelphia u
Iny rs hr strikers. The strike II tha
'lael,slnilh4 A thc National Steel Work
Es been settled, III" company collr",l
~ the strikers practically AL tlnN
asked
The sun., 1901-07-31
Money Asked For EneIish Co,oni..

London, July 30-The supplementary
civil service estimate asks for f7,013.
$40, Of which f6,500,0Oo is required by
the colonial office as a grant in aid ot
the Transvaal and Orange River colo
nies, to be repaid out Of the first loans
issued hy them.
The sun., 1901-07-31
Two Vssseis Entered.

Two vessels entered at the port ef vii
mlngton Yesterday. They were the David
Baird, from Kington, Jamaica. and lht
Mabel Hall from 81. Johns loaded with
laths.
The sun., 1901-07-31
REAT ING STRIKERS
AWAIT NEW OFFER

Reading, Pa, July 80 The rhihl!rl
ha and RGading strikers arn more
lapelnI than they haze been for week
l'hr cailsr dos not appear ~ lkr srl
';tc". blt the leaders think something
will materiaixe BY tie mitlIh ii thr
week
L i thought that the officials finding
he strikers Us determined lis ever. Mi.
,rcsent i ncW proposition for August i
tln the other hand some III the highest
9ilieialS Of the company III tllis city
stated to-day that there will H. no prop0
,lti0tS from the company. anl there Is
ao rhance Of amy further negotiations.
llrr" WaS 10 sign of i break in thr
trilte tdaS. Neither were any more
Strike breakers" brought here ~ "a This
evening.
Several Of the boicrmnkrrs have had
oifcrs Of positions 1T put-of town places
and intended ID 90 AWAY This week. In!
they have decided not to 20 for the pres.
mt. When asked for reason they said.
"Recallsc We expect to 90 back to our
aid Jobs soon. The machniSts ana
other employees at the locomotive shops
who did not 90 ON arc still III work 10
day. and there seems to be no probability
of their quitting.
1.500 MORE READY TO STRIKE.
Youngstown Ohio, July 30. The Union
Of the Mahoning and Shcn
ango' Valleys. who number about 1870
workmen. were notified today by th"
American Federation Of Labor 10 90 o.
strike il the present steel strike is not