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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Michael Pulaski Dies From Injuries Re-
ceived While ut Work.

Michael Pulaski Dies From Injuries Re-
ceived While ut Work.
Michael Pulaski of Christiara street,
near Madison, died at the Delaware
Hospital at IL O'Clock Monday from the
effects Of injuries received about an
hour before at the plant OF Il. Blumen-
thai 4 Co., morocco manufacturers, at
Lancaster avenue and Monroe street.
Pulaski worked in the seasoning de-
partment and it was part of his duty to
take skins from o large drum, and,
according TO his custom he entered the
drum through the opening at the top,
shortly before ii O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of taking out some skins. The
drum is in the shape of vat and con-
tains mechanism for agitating its con-
tents when in motion. 1t was evidently
not known that Pulaski was in the
drum. for the machinery was started
with him inside, and he was thrown
violently around 10 the vat. The weight
of the man retaided the machinery and
In few seconds the truth dawned upon
one of the workmen who was nearby
ana he stopped the machinery.
When Pulaski was taken from the
drum his. head was in pretty bad shape,
his skull being crushed, and he was
otherwise injured. He was unconscious
and nothing could be learned from him
concerning the accident. The Phoenix
ambulance was summoned and he was
taken to the Delaware Hospital. where
he died, as stated above. 1t is under
stood that q family survives him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
REGISTRATION OF MOORS.
A Bill Relating Thereto Recommitted by {
Party Vote.

A Bill Relating Thereto Recommitted by a
Party Vote.
Dover, Jan. 29-The House, yester-
day, by a vote oi 10 to Is, recommitted
the House bill to amend chapter sc,
Vol. XXI. Laws of Delaware relating
to the registration of voters. The
amendment provides that Moors be
cassed as Moors, instead of colored
people.
ht committee meeting Leld earlier
in, the day, delegation of Moors ex-
p!ained that their race is distinct from
negroes, and asked that as matter Of
Justice there be put in the registration
a separate column for them. They
also presented a petition, requesting
favorable consideration of tho bill,
which, they stated, is of vital interest
to them and will work no injustice
upon any section or people of the state.
The petition contains the ma mes of
Alfred Morgan, Charles Durham,
Charles E. Moseley, Benjamin j.
Grinnage. Peter Ii. Beckett, Samuel
q. Morgan. g. d. Durham, John
Hughes, james Miller, Louis ii. Dur
ham, Hopewell Garter, r. j. Durham,
John Seeny, Joseph Seeny. Reuben
Seeny, James Seeny, John Seeny, Jr. /,
Brady Seeny, George L. Clark, James
r. Carney, Harvey Durham, John
Loatman. Arthur Reed, Charles Mum
son, Edward Hughes, Perry Hughes,
Marion Carter, Isaac Scannans, Harvey
Ridgway, John Cooney, John ID.
GriEnage, Arson Grinnage, John II.
Morgan, William III. Morgan, John
Ridgway, Samuel Grinnage Ervin
Dean John N. Carter, Nehemiah
Drukans and Robert Durham.
The bill was recommitted by party
vote. DIR. Moore, who had it RECON-
mitted, desires to have it amended SO
that 1t will read white and Moor or
mulattu y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
OBITUARY.

Miss Katie Connolly, known in re-
ligion as Sister Giannetta, died at
Chestnut Hill on Saturday OF cunsump-
tion, Her funeral took place there
Tuesday.
Allen J. Cloud of Kennett Township,
died last Friday after long illness
with paralysis. Mrs. Lewis Dilworth
OF Oentreville and Mrs. Frank Diiworth
of Ashland, are daughters of the de-
ceased His f"neral took place at
Hookessin Tuesday.
MRS. kachei "a. Carswell, widow of
Robert Carswell, died Tuesday at the
residence Of her son, William Il. Cars
we'll, at Elsmere. She was 81 years of
age. Her husband was at one tine
one OF the leading coal merchants of
Wilmington. Four children survive,
John n. Carswell, teller OF tine Farmers
Bank: Frank r. Carswell, architect
William b. Carswell, civil engineer,
as si iiss Sa'sh Csrsw"'i THE funeral
will take place this afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
THIRTY YEARSAT HARD LABOR
Heavy Sentence for Murderers
of Jennie Bosschieter.
KERR GETS OFF WITH IS YEARS
Sentence Imposed by Judge
Dixon Tuesday Morning.


Paterson. N. j., Jan. 90. Walter @.
McA lister, WilliamA. Death and Andrew
J. Campbell, who we're found guilty of
murder in the second degree fot the
killing of Jennie Bosschieter, on o.
tober 18th, 1900, by the administration
of chloral and subsequent felonious
assault, together with George j. Kerr,
who pleaded non vult contendre to a
charge of felonious assault, were brought
into the Court of Oyer and Terminer
here today for sentences BY Judge Dixon.
McAlister, Campbell and Death were
each sentenced to 80 years. imprison-
ment at hard labor and Kerr to Is years.
imprisonment at hard labor.
The sentences Of all the men are the
full terms of Imprisonment which the
law provides, but in the oAse Of Kerr a
fine OF 81, 900 might have been added. :
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
GEORGE HASSON DROWNED.
Consumers Ice Co.'s Foreman Went Dow
Clinging to Handles of Ice PlnY.

Consumers Ice Co.'s Foreman Went Down
Clinging to Handles of Ice Plow.
George Haason of No. 505 East Tenth
street, route foreman for the Con
sumers Ice and Coal Co.. was drowned
in the Brandywine at Ferndale, Pa. !
Monday morning.
Hasson was about As years old, and
bad been employed by the ice COM
pany for years, having charge Of a
route for ice delivery IN this city. In
tbe winter 1t has been bis custom to
assist In harvesting the ice crop on the
Brandy He wenttto Ferndale on
this work last 4 uesday.
Monday morning, with. @ helper to
lead the horse. Hasson was operating
an ice pillow, preparing the ice to be
harvested, on the company's dam at
Ferndale. --..
Suddenly section of the ice gave
way, and both men and the horse and
pillow were thrown into the water. The
helper, whose name has not been re-
ported to the oompany's office, got out
safely. But Mr. Hasson could not swim
and he did not come to the surface
again. The body was recovered some
time later, Mr.. Hssson being found
still grasping the handles of the ice
plow.l The horse was also drowned.
News of the accident was sent to this
city, and the company was notified.
The sad news was communicated also
to Mrs. Hasson, who with one child,
survives her husband. Spottswood Gar
land, president of the company, ex-
pressed great regret when informed OF
MIR. Hasson's death. The deceased was
a member of Wilmington Lodge, Ancient
Order of United WorKmen.
The case Is in the hands Of the coro-
ner Of Chester county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
ENGLAND AND GERMANY.
Edward VII Hopes They VIII Go Forward
Hand in Hand.

Hand in Hand.
London, Eng, Jan. 30. Following is
the test If the address of King Edward
VII to the Grown Prince of Germany,
Frederick William, on the occasion of
his majesty presenting the insignia of
the Order of the Garter to the crown
prince in the council chamber of Os-
borne House, yesterday morning:
"Sir: In oonferring on Your imperial
and royal highness the ancient and
mcst nohle Order of the Garter, which
was founded by my ancestor Edward
iii many centuries age, invest you
with the Order of Kniphthood, not only
as the heir to the throne Of a mighty
empire, but also as my near relative.
1t was the wish Of my beloved mother,
the queen, to bestow it on you, as a
mark of her favor, and am only carry
ing out her wishes, and am glad to do
so to one of my illustrious relatives.
ITO the German emperor, to whom
| wish to express my sincere thanks for
having come at a moments notice to
this country, and for having assist, d
in tending and Watching over tho
queen and remaining with her until her
last moment, l desire to express the
hope that my action in comforting on
you this ancient order may vet further
cement and strengthen the feeling
which exists between the two great
countries, and that we may go forward,
hand in hand, with the high object
of insuring peace and promoting the
advance of the civilization of the
world.''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
oERrIFIoA1Es OF FINooRPoRATroS.

Dover, Jan. 26. 26.-Certifioates of in
corporation were filed here yesterday
as follows;
The German Secret Process Steel Ball
Co., of New York City, to manufacture,
buy, sell copper, brass aluminium, &c. ;
capital stock, $1,000, 600.
The Steamobile Co., of New York
City, to carry on the business OF
manufacturing steam apparatus; capt.
tai stock. $500, 600.
The American Auction Co., of
Bridgevile, Del, to do general mer-
chandise business; capital stock,
100000.
Dover. Jan. 80. 9.-Certifcates of in
corporation were filed here yesterday,
as follows:
The Darmstadt German Food Co., of
Ph ladelphia, to manufacture and sell
all kinds of food piooucts; capital
stock, $500, 900.
The National Recovery Co., of Phila.
delphla, to recover alcoholic liquors, sc. /;
capital stock, s75, 600.
The East Emo, German Democratic
CLUB, of Wilmington. Del. no capital
stock required.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
ADDlCKS DEFlANTLY HOPEFUL.

J. Edward Addicks was here Tuesday
morning, and to a reporter of The
Gazette said: well, how are you
Is not this handsome day9 1t makes
fellow feel like living. -
When asked il he would survive tho
campaign, he'replied; ''Yes, hope to.
In fact it is not giving me the least
worry. am in it to n finish and am not
going to be killed OIL as easily as some
of the would-be reporters would have
me. intend to stay in it as long as
there is breath in my body, and will
not be drawn out of it under any pre-
text or plea. | have good friends who
will remain with me.
II am now preparing for the cam
paign two years hence, and have al
ready started to make pref arations for
the coming Wilmington City election. {"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
AGAINST THE DRAINAGE CANAL.

Washington, Jan. 2s. The United
States Supreme Court today rendered
an opinion in the case of the Chicago
Drainage Canal over-ruling the de.
muirers filed in the case by the State
Of Illinois and the Chicago Drainage
Canal District Board.
The proceeding was brought by the
State of Missouri against the State Of
Illinois aud the drainage board, the
end sought being to prevent the use. of
the canal because Of its supposed poll
luton of the drinking water of st.
Louis.
Ths effect of the opinion is to sustain
the contention OF the State of Missouri.
l was handed down by Justice
Shiras. The chief Justice and Justices
Harlan and White united in dissent.
ing opinion
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
The TWApptLL CASE.

Referee sprusnce Decides Against Inciud-
Ing Contingent Interest as an Asset.
Referee in Bankruptcy Arthur W.
Spruance has given his ruling in the
John p. Twaddell case, holding that
the contingent in terest of Twaddel in
the estate of his grandfather, which IS
now IN the possession of his mother,
is of too indefinite character to pass
to his trustee for the benefit of his
creditor.
On the petition of Leonard e. Wales,
attorney, asking for review, the
question has been certified to Judge
Edward G. Bradford. The question
involved is an important one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
GOV. HUM HONORS Ex-GOv. TUNNEL

The first commission issued by Gov.
Hum was 10 ex-Gov. Ebe W. Tunnel,
as one of the trustees of the State Col
lege for Colored students. The appoint
ment was made to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of DIR. d. L. Mus.
tard in April last This was a grace
full compliment OF the incoming gov
ernor to the retiring one.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31

Belletonte, Pa. Jan. 90. William
Boorman, aged 26 years, of Tyrone, was
instantly Killed and three other men
were injured in head-on collision, to-
day, betSeen shifting engine and the
Bald Eagle Valley work train. The
injured are Claude Thompson, engineer
of the shifting engine: John Woodring,
conductor Of the work train, and
Edward Woodriug OF the injured,
Edward Wnudring is ihe most seriously
hurt, being badly cut and bruised.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
unlf MnlIon rlre IN pe. n1oinss.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. %. half
million dollar fire occurred at 4 O'Clock
this morning in the business district,
completely destroying Frankel Bros.
of Walnut and Sixth streets, and dam
aging the adjoining structures. The
fire was under control at O'Clock.
Several firemen we're injured by fall
ing walls, but none fatally. The in
surance is heavy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
A, .s.,n,, results Eata,,,.

Shamokin, Pa, Jan. %. Michael
Robick died at Midvalley last night
from a dislocsted arm and hip, caused
by Samuel Wilowsky assaulting him
one week ago, since which time the
victim lay IN boardinghouso at Mid
valley without medical attention.
Wilowsgy is at large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
THREE ITALIAN LABORERS KILLED.

New York. Jan. s-Three italian
laborers were killed by a collision on
the West Shore railroad at .Weehawken.
An incoming passenger train ran into
a gravel train, smashing several cars
and seriously iDjuring number of pas
6engers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
SIXTEEN WERE DROWNED.

Rotterdam, Holland, Jan. %. The
steamer Holland from London, was
wrecked at the northern pier, while
entering Nieuwewaterweg at the en-
trance of the River Mass, today. The
captain and six men have been saved.
1t is feared that IA members of the
crew and four passengers we're drowned.
Later, it became known that the
Holland had parted amidships and that
1e of those on board of her had been
drowned.
New York, Jan. 2S. The vessel re.
ferred TO in the dispatch from Rotter-
dam is probably the Dutch steamer
Holland OF 52l tons net register, owned
by the Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maats-
chappij OF Rotterdam. She was built
in 1874 at Fyenoord. She was 225 feet
long, had .2S feet 9 inches beam, and
was IA feet inches deep. The recent
movements of the Holland are not given
in any of the shipping books at hand.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
STATE VETERINARIAN.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
Dover, Jan. 80. Tho Senate yester-
day recommitted the Senate bill Fro
vidiug for the appointment of State
veterinarian.
This action was taken after the de-
feat of amendments reducing the salary
from 81, 200 to 5000, and the expense
account from s300 to S15O. Mr.. Knox
said the State could not get good
veterinarian for that amount of money.
Messrs. Rrasure, Clements, Hart, Har-
rington, McNulty, Slaughter and Wright
upheld the action of the committee
which suggested the amendments, and
Op sad "a usiimsnt.
An attempt will probably be made to
compromise salary OF S6U0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31

Berlin, Prussia, Jan. 29-A dispatch
to the l.okai Anzeiger from The Hague
SAYS Mr., Kruger's ailmens consisted of
a muscular contraction of the eyelid,
which the recent slight operation has
entirely GU ed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

Bessemer, Mich, Jan. 2s.--A lamp
exploded in the residence of Louis
Beisse, last night, and two of his chill
dren, a boy, aged 4 years, and girl,
aged 6, were burned to death.
Mrs. Beissel is expected to die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31

John Lynn Opposes Seven Levy Courtmen
John Lynn, president of the Levy
Court, does not favor the proposed bill
to add two to the present Levy Court,
speaking On the subject Saturday,
he said he did not see any use in the
change, for it cost more to pay seven
persons critieise the Levy Court for
being extravagant, and yet the Legis-
lature passes bills requiring the court
to mako payments Institutions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
Count ,roIstoy seriously III.

st. Petersburg. Russia, Jan. 29.--
Count Iolstoy, the eminent Russian
novelist and social reformer, is again
seriously i'll.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-30
salto sobre un olavo.

La pequena hija de Mr.. j. N. Powell
sslt6 sobre una rsstra vuelta al reeves
compuesta de clavos de diez peniques, y
un clavo lie traspaso enteramente ell pie
y un segundo So le enterro hasta la mi
tad. Eel Balsamo de Chamberlain fue
prontamente APPLICABLE y cinco minutes
mas tarde la dolencia desaparecio y no
experiments mas sufrimiento. En- tres
dias la nina calzaba va I'm zapato como
siempre y sin ninguna in~comodidad."
MI. Powell es un comerciante bien CO.
nocido de Portland, Va. Eel Balsamo
es antiseptico y a tales injurias sin
maduracion y en- n tercera parte del
requerido por ell tratsmiento
usual. De venta on todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-30
DECISION IMPORTANCE
soBRE TAsAoIoNEs,
Las Mercedes Espanoias v Mexieanas Els
taran Sujetas a Tasacion BESIDE la
Fecha en- que su A~grimensura
fue Aprobada por la Corte
dc Terrenos.

Ell sabado pasado fue sometida uns
question interesante 8 importante al
Juez McFie. Elprocurador de distritc
e. G. Abbott ha ~protocolado demands
para la recaudacion de t~asaciones de-
lincuentes contra diversas mercedes va
confrmadas de los condados de Taos '
Rio Arriba, Y en- clio estaba envuelta Ia
question sobre ell tempo en- que estas
mercedes debisn comenzar a ser tasadas.
Tn resdmen de los hechos fu6 convent.
do entire el promoter general E. Il.
Bartlett y Ell procurador Abbott y bajc
ese pie la causa fne sometida al Juez
McFie. La corte despues de escuchar
los argumentos y tener el asunto baio
consideration decide que le fecha en-
que la corte de terrenos de los Estados
Unidos habia aprobado Y confrmado en-
corte alberta, la agrimensura de tales
mercedes cuales habian sido aprobadas
por ella, era el tempo propio en- que
debia empezar la tasaci6n para fines te-
rritoriales y de condado, pues desde ese
tempo estaba legalmente establecido
ell tftulo al terrepo y la extension de la
MERGED. Ell iuez tambien decide que
este dictamen no era APPLICABLE q las
mercedes e~spanolas = mexicanas como
cidas como perfectas, pero 81 q todas
las mercedes sometidas q la ,orte de
terrenos de los Estados Unidos y apro-
badas y confirmadas por ella y por la
corte suprema de los Estados Unidos,
en- case de haber habido a~pelacion. In.
cidentalmeute, la cote tambieu opin6
que era necesario que las listas de ami
llaramiento mostrasen los nombres de
los duenos de las mercedes, 81 Gran CO.
nocidos, y 81 no, las dichas listas debian
citar q los desconocidos duenos de la
MERGED, y que un amillaramiento hecho
~simplemente contra una cierta MERGED
sin especiicar ell nombre del dueno 8
citar q los desconocidos duenos eranula.
Este es un asunto muy importante, y
a decision, 81 propiamente puesta en-
fuerza por asesores, colectores y cuer-
pos de comisionados, traera muchos mi
Ies de pesos actualmente debidos de
ssta clase de mercedes conirmadas en-
centre y norte del territorio q la to-
territorial.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-30
seran Derrotados otra vez.

I'm ~despacho de Washington fechadc
ell dia 81 de Noviembre dice: "Los
opositores del gobernador Otero han
sido animados q nov sus esfuerzos
en- contra de 81. Ahora fundan sus es-
peranzas en- la reciente negative del
Presidente Roosevelt de mandar al con-
greso un nombramiento occasional hecho
por ell presidente Mckinley de IN CO.
lector para 81 puerto de Nueva York.
Esta circumstance ha conducido q una
resurrection de los cargos en- contra de
Otero, que tuviefon tan POGO efecto
cuando los %presentaron en- Ia epoaa de
su primer candidatura. Els buen indl-
clio que ell gobernador ganara la segun
da prueba en- esta carrera sin tener que
hacer mucho esfuerzo nj sudsf en- OK
ceso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-30
Absol utamente Falsos.
Albuquerque Citizen.

The Santa Fe Capital hace la falsa y
ridfcula aserci6n que ell gobernador
Otero esta combatiendo en- contra del
Juez Crumpacker y SO opondra al re-
nombramiento del Juez. No hay la mas
mfnima partfcula de verdad en- 81 aserto
del Capital. Ell Gobernador Otero y
sus amigos han endosado al Juez Crum-
packer para renombramiento. Ell obje-
to del artfculo del Capital es claro. Els.
pera cor tales ~falsedades promover la
discordia en- Nuevo Mexico, y que por
medic de esa discordia el partido SO
divida en- facciones. Los Republicanos
no dan credito q ninguna afirmacion
hecha por Ell Capital, y esa miserable
hoja recibira la derrota que merece.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-30
Ataque Domoniaco,

I'm ataque fue dltimamente hechc
contra Q. Collier, de Cherokee, Iowa,
que por POGO resulta fatal. PROVING
de sus rinones. Su espalda SO puso tan
adolecida que no podia agacharse sin
gran dolencia, nj sentarse en- una silla
silla a menos que 10 sostuvieran con CO.
gines. Ningun remedio le sirvio hasts
que uso los Amargos Electricos, los cua-
les efectuaron un cambio tan asombroso
que escribe que SO siente como un hom.
bre Q Esta maravillosa medicina
cura el dolor de espalda y la enferme-
dad de los rinones, puri6ca la sargre y
fortalece la salud. No vale mas que 80
cts en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-30

vento de franciscanos de la villa de
Durango, pidio licencia a su superior
de If en- busca de fray Agustin Rodri-
guez, y de sus %companeros, no creyendo
que fueran va muertos; concedicsele
la ~licencie. y no hacienda tempo de
consular al virey, condo de Coruna, 81
alcalde mayor de Cuatro Cienegas,
Juan Ontiveros, tom6 sobre 81 la respon-
sabilidad de expedir ID licencia necesa.
ria. Comprometi6se a acompanar la
expedition en- calidad de captain, un
vecino acaudalado de la ciudad de Mex
leo, natural de Cordoba, Antonio Espe-
10, q quien auxilio Ontiveros, dandole
mandamiento Y comision para aquel
descubrimiento.
Continnar6 \
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-11-30
Navaioes de viaje para Filadelfa.

F. f. Hyde, Jr., que ha estado visi
tando q Richard Wetherill, ~maneiador
de la companfa exploradora Hyde en-
Pueblo Bonito, condado de Mckinley,
Sc halla en- canine para 81 oriente aeon
panado por cinco indios Navaioes y
cinco midas de la misma tribu, los cua-
les formaran parte de la exhibition edu-
%cacional que sera hecha en- Filadelfa
durante la primera convention annual de
la association americana de pesca y GAIA,
Las midas llevan consigo telares para
ensenar en- la ciudad Cuacara como Sc
tejen los zarapes Navaioes.