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Evening journal., 1901-04-10
METHODIST PROTESTANT
PREACHERS ASSIGNED

The Rev. George L. Wolfe, d. d., has
been returned to the First NJ. p. Church
by the eMthoiist Protestant Confer
ence, which has just closed its session
in Easton, Md. Other Delaware ap-
pointmcnts were: Second NJ. r. Church,
Wilmington, j. l.. Nichols; Soaforl, j..
w. Balderson; Milton. H. S. Johnson;
Harrington, w. $. Phillips; Green
wood, II. b. Bennington; Georgetown
J. +. Bryan; Georgetown circuit, Frank
Gilt; FELTON,, Thomas Wheelera; Dover
and I-spisic, n. o. Gibson; Dclmar, L.
A. Bennett; Clayton, II. l.. Schlincke
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
FATHER AYD DAUGHTER
MEET AFTER MANY YEARS

From q humble position as n weaver In
a silk mill in Marietta, Pa, to a life Of
luxury and comfort In the home of J. t.
Lobb here, is the change that the Mhoei
of fortune has brought 10 Clara May
Lohb
Twenty years ago, jus, after Clara was
born, her parents separated and she was
placed In the care of her grandparents,
who reside In the Pernsy vann town.
clara was kept in ignorance Of her par
cnts or their whereabouts untn several
weeks ago. She wrote here and one day
last week her iatner repli'd. He won't L.
Marietta on Sunday, and is expected her,
with his daughter In few days.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Celebrated Appomattox Day

In the rooms Of EncamDment No. "a,
Union Veteran Legion. last evening. APP
der-in-chief General John p. Donahoe
presiding. The program, consisting Of
music. recitations and knging, was in
tcresting.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
ALL CASES CONTINUED
Carried Over UnuI Jane Term of
United States Court

All criminal cases before the United
states Court have been continued until
the june term OF that body.
The cases continued were th0sl Of
Henry c. Long. charged with taking
money from registered mail while ems
plOyed as mail clerk; George NJ. Russell.
Theophilus M. Hill and Joseph s. Short,
charged with attempting Ito defraul the
government out OF tax upon spirits. and
George W. Johnson. charged with am-
bczzling public money.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Arenr stout Mnkes Renort

Members OF the Society for the Pro-
ention OF Cruelty to Children and So-
iety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
,nimals held their regular mon.hlv
leetings yesterday afternoon. Agent
frank Stout reported as follows: Society
pr the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children,
.,mplaints received. 81; total investiga-
.0ns. 6S. Society for the Prevention OF
ruelty to Animals. complaints, 80; total
ivestigations. AS.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
nir snIe of on pronerty.

Beaumont. Tex. April 10.-The prop
erty of the Texas Western Oil COM
pany, formerly the Southwestern Oil
company Of Corsicana was sold yester-
day for 81 100000 This sale includes
the Beatty Gusher, which has a pro-
ducing capacity of 1000 barrels per
day. The sale was consummated for a
syndicate OF eastern capitalists.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Labor's Representative soeaks

Isaac Cowen. international organizer Of
the Amalgamated Society of Engineers.
Machinists. Blacksmiihs and Pattern
Makers. addressed those trldesmen in
Odd Fellows Hail. Mr.. Cowen's ad-
dress was in advocacy Of nine hour
working day.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
APPORTIOAIsG SCHOOL FUND
County commissioners Here To-day for
That Purpose

Commissioners of the county schools
met In the office of Henry g. .-on.ad this
morning 20 tpp,rti the So G't aioWcI
by the Legisll-d'c for Colu a school i'm
provoment. All the twenty-tour districts
excepting Rockland, were represented at
the meeting and many claims were alcd.
This afternoon the commissioners Will
distribute the money 20 ihose districts
where schools arc really IN need OF ie-
pair.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Officers 10 View snrveya

Officers and directors Of the VIII
mington and New Castle Railway Com
pany viii in a few days view the
surveys made for a line between Della
ware City and MiddletOwn.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Set Tim. for Hearing

Judge Dallas, Of Philadelphia, has fxed
April "A and the Federal building in this
city. as the time and place for hearing
the argument on the petition OF Thomas
w. Lawson, of Winchester, Mass, TO be
allowed To intervene in the ease Of Ed
wards ct al. vs.. the Bay yeate Gas Com
pany. which has heen pending for some
fimn
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Srnt IInn,a ~ Iinrl.

The body of James Grimm. chief stew
ard of the yacht Alvina, now undergoing
construction in the yards OF the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company. who died
IN the Delaware Hospital. has been sen.
to his late home i'm Providence, Il. J., for
burial
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
wlIl HoIa Kummare snIo

a rummage sale for the work in Old
swcdes parish will be he'd from Monday.
april %, to April q, in the Opera IIouse
Building Contributions viii be received
at Old swedos parsonage or at the place
Of sale.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
ouasantIned AGaIns, Smallpox Towns
spocIal ID Id EVnnlnr In

"I7770''11 . "" IINIIIIHH IUUTUIT
bcinar April l0-Ihe people here are
very much alarmed al iho prevalence OF
smallpox In saliilIry, Mo sovcrd new
cases having been reported. Last night
the local Board Of Health held a meeting
and decided TO quarantine against sea
ford, Concord, Bethel. Del. ana Salisbury.
Nd Notices .o that effect are now posted
In AN public places
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
LAUNCHED schooner at ssaf,rd

a two-mastcd schooner was launched at
seaford last Friday for Captain j. w.
MARITIME. She Is of about $50 tons register.
and probably viii engage IN the Bahama
fruit trade during the Spring months.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Am Nm hn weInnn,n

The tea TO be given TO the bishop and
other clergXmen tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the hours of 3 and o'clock at
Trinity parish house, viii no doubt be a
very pleasant affair An persons who
may wish TO attend will be cordially
welcomed.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Register Grants orders

Register Crossan yesterday granted let
ters OF administration on the estates OF
Mrs. Mary Kelley and John Hancock 10
Ann ]. Dorsey and Christopher !. Ward,
resnectiNcly.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
WIN Recall RanolIeo,inns

The Rev. Samuel W. Thomas. editor
of the Philadelphia NJ Methodist. viii speak
oh "lsecolleciions al Delaware People.
before the De.awar, Historical Sociriy
next Monday nigh Mr. Thomas IS
former Delawareql
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
wan Hold An DAv pIee,inp

There will be an all-day meeting to-
morrow at the Sunday Breakfast Mission,
No. M snipley street. in charge Of the
Rev. C.. Gray, who has been conducting
revival services az Elsmere.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Annlhnr CInh Ilennened

The newly improved house Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club was opened 10
members Of the club on Monday evening.
A formal opening VIII be had several
weeks hence.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Thought Dog was Mad

Thinking his dog was mad. Thomas
Naudain, of No. 1850 Orange street SUM
moned City Do-. rlt,hnc Ge'rsc Hopp
this mornins Mr.. Kopp took the animal
and asphyxiated Il nj the pound.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Chnrre,I with Lnrcenr

Charged with the larceny of bones from
William J. Lutz, junk dealer, Frederick
Austin, colorcd. was arrested on the
coast" this morning by Officers Fox ana
O'Connor.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
wheeIman Takes serious Tumb;c

While riding In Sixth street on his hi-
cycle this morning r. +. HUT. OF No 1917
West Sixth street. was thrown 20 the
ground by the bicycle breaking, and re-
ceivcd q laceration OF the chin. which
mad to be closed with three stitches.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
5 .oict, PeopIo 10 En,erta,n

Society people CT Newark viii give
an "old maids convention in Caskey
Hall there on Friday night. 1t prom
ises to be a delightful entertainment.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Girls Are ont Yet

Eight girls who left the shoe manu-
featuring pant OF David Fox one day
last week, have thus far not returned
to work. ~
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
nrand,wine Clah % Give panoe

The Brandywlne Club will give its
annual reception in the clubhouse on
Friday evening. An enjoyable evening
has been planned.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Two NTore MnvnraIty CnndIdates

The names Of Henry C. Conrad and
James b. Hickman have heen mentioned
in the mayoralty contest.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10

Florence Critteuton Home is being held
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
Glnsr. Glass. GInss

All kinds Of glass at Cartme.Is Sixth
and Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10

There is no New York Mutual Life
surance Company Il is The Mutual
fe Insurance Company Of New York.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10

A few desirable boarders can be ac-
commodated at 2l3 West street. incest
rooms in the city.
Evening journal., 1901-04-10
TO CURE A n0Ln IN oVE nay

Take Laxative Bromo-ouinine Tablets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits
have been ISSUED IN the ONCE OF the
city engineer To Gus Ekioa. Ter
an addition TO a building at esa1
RoNlaton avenue north. costing
$50. 10 ". y. Guittcan. for a Ia
story frame dwelling At a11 Nine
teenth avenue. costing tso0. 10 J
Burns, for a ous-stosy frame dwell
ing at az Third avenue north. cost
INK tiio0s 10 ?. q. Norman. for a
one story frame dwelling at Sos
Thirty fourth avenue. costing ts0.
to Mrs. J. Schaner. for one story
cottage at f61-7 Fifteenth avenue.
costing $50, % G. VI, Athrun. for a
2-stoFy frame dwelling at 2Q9 18th
avenue. costing tsso. TO g -. Bee
be. for a four story brick and terra
Gotta building at 1918 60 1917 First
avenue and 1913 10 1915 Pest street.
costing Sc. coo. TO Fish bros. for
g-story frame dwelling az $40 Nir-
winia street. costing fisn0. TO Free
Methodist church for one story
frame cottage on block a. Wood
lawn addition. costing SOC. 70 Miss
p. Lester for a la story frame al
51i broadway. costing ti5Oa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
HEALTH BOARD SAYS THAT
PN CRITICISMS
THE STAR DID GOOD WORK
ssechuie Is Relieved. From the Charge of Careessness
on the Ground That the Old Board Was Itself
Really Responsible for Doing Away
With Needed Quarantine
Officers.

city that would take up fearieaslv
the loose ends of government and
cali a spade q spade. lie said fur
thor that the public should know the
conditions under which the board OF
health was working aud he Thought
that the expose IT the condition un-
der which pr Mckee hnig was COM
PEELED To work. would have a healthy
result
Or. Elmer { Neg.
ny ELMER r Hcs. the other menu
her of the board. said that he had de-
voted much time In investigating
the charga~.
When the time arrived. Dr. ueg
made motion that the charges. a.
directed specifically against the
health officer te dismissed.
other Business
After this matter was dropped. the
board proceeded with regular bust
ness
II was decided q adopt the Hertll-
Ion system 81 death claAsincnIlous.
The need 81 a receiving hospital
same up once more for Informal dis.
cdsslou. The board il unanimous on
thu subject and u making every
EFFORT 10 Fet the city and county 70
authoriHc the construction 81 such u
hospital.
The health officer presented his re-
port fof April. There were q deaths
during that period. - which 50 were
those q males.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
MARKETS..

Commission men report good buEi-
ness today. There ia no particular
feature on market and quotations
remain about the same as yesterday.
Orangeg continue scarce. and ap=
pies are not by any means plentiful.
Both Of these fruits are sim In
price.
quite a shipment Of California
vegetables was received by raH this
morning. including some very choice
beets, caulifnWer. string beans. peas
and turnipH Strawberries also came
up with O few eonHlgnmeuts Of or
anRes and lemons
Everybody expected eggs 10 take
"a jump before this, but the only no.
ticeable change in price r. on as
sorted fresh ranch eggs. which sell
at ~ cents per dozen.
Poultry IN fair seller with a
slightly lower price.
Some Of the finest butter and
cheese received this season came In
yesterday afternoon. No change In
quotation was announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
Strange Men In Borneo.

A strange tfihs has just been dis
cox cred Ia itofnra BY Dr A. W
NteuWsuhulH. the distinguished Ger
man explorer. ~ he was travelling
through the district 81 Sara wax he
heard from hiH guides that At little
distance there wbh "a mountain tribe
which no European OF American
had ever visited. ana straight way
he Went thlthsr. and IN n day or two
found himself at the headquarters
81 these unknown Hbafiginfh. At
once b. saw they differed frutn all
other natives 81 Hofueo. and he
spent some weeks In noquAintluE
himself with their curious customs
and also iu studying their country.
which Is entirely unknown To for
eixn travellers Ia this way ne ac=
eumulhted "A mass OF nsw material.
which he intends Go give 10 the
world nc an early date IN the form
- "a buuh
This IL the second Journey which
Dr. NiruwenhuiH has takss Ia cen
trail Hurasu lie FIRST went there iu
1895 and explored the sources 81
the EarunH and MnhHkham rivers
after which he returned 20 Europe
where he AZ once obtained an APP
poiutmeui "a director ~ the ftnthn-
irai garden - uuitsnEurE In 1893
he vent across 60 Hofneu. Intending
90 thoroughly explore the interior
81 the country. and II r. claimed that
In this tack he has svoceeded betfer
than any previous traveller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
IlLkED THE COWS,
RAkED THE HAY
W Which Emma morrisey Got No
Pay From Her Brother.

r. ease of Mrs. Emma MorrlseY
<zsnss Jas Y. Faucet 70 recover
es-ss Tor services rendered. which
- before Judge Emory yester-
~ tne story o. a WrunEed sister
Alaz satisfaefiOn from her elder
suHz MoFrisey states that for
sshi 7szrs she worked for her broth
= ne farm az Auburn. milkiug
.ytA rakinE and hay making.
@@'ihs and hafv eaiiuR crops. She
- mat the work was ~ the reas-
go value 81 fZ5 PER month. but
=. ny brother refuses 20 compen-
=. neF IN any respect. lie has civ
: VI nothing.
~sfnk that when the father of
Ass@nts died several years ago.
'esasd his entire property 10 The
ne sister remained on the
- song the usual work. until she
aa ~ the age of 20. when she
ss.F that, since she had been left
-. y ner father, she would be
- % earn something for her
- lppn notifying her brother u
=. s1s-ntion. he urged her to recon
~ hatlng that he would provide
4. ~ nsr when she would marry.
.-nained, and tried 70 be happy
work, until her marriage TO
- tf'sey, who was also EN-
= 80 sn ne ranch. was opposed by
y, slner. Notwithstanding thiH
s..sn ~ married the man. and IN
s-t4rnee brought upon her the
q Der brother.
= sslef, ineeneed Al her broth
=, .sl-aal 70 contribute even rneag-
Z. = nef happiness, seeks repara-
= n The above suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
new YESLER DOCKS OF THE N. P.

iistwren the Hiila aud facing the
railway tracks Ntti be a g-atofy off1ce
building ik9 feet long. which will be
surmuunted BY tower. on the
first na1r of this building viii b. a
steamship passenger station. has
gage ruomH. ticket offices and other
Offices for the various lines using The
piers. On the second nnor will b. tn
business Offices ~ The companies
using the docks
Arr Vessel Able TO Pay
The piers and offices viii b. built
fnr the urr Of no particular iine or
lines u steamships. huf. on the con-
tfafy. viii D. Ter the use - any Nes.
eel which he able II pay Wharfage.
Under the new system az will b.
possible e. transfer fright directly
from the vessel Into the ears thus
saving handling
A. the present rate 81 which the
work r. progressing II IL pruha hie
that the new docks and W hnffa viii
be feaay Tor uze hy the first - next
October
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
OIL OUTCLASSES GOLD.

BEAUMONT. q
oil tho gold OF 90
country 10
incredible exploitation
may is
u
pass for a tmeth at OF wou
the
he entire IN
81
1900
ri A.
considerable market for the
tanning
Of = believed be certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
MARINE NEWS.

The schooner Abhie VI. Deerinz Is
lying at schNabacher's dock. load
ing lumber and general merchandise
for Nome. she will have a fun
cargo aboard in a day OF Two and
viii sail az once for BerinE sea This
will 10 her first trip 20 the north.
but her captain ~ confident Of be
ing among the first arrivals.
The United states lighthouse tend
er Columbus. as ship=ahape n craft
as Uncle sam has ia his service.
sailed fer Astoria. her home port.
this morning En- route she will lie
to at Cape Fisftery and discharge a
quantity Of provisions for the gov
eminent. at that point. The pres
ent cruise 81 the Columbine has been
an important one. On her trip up
she had on board Mr. BeaIe. % the
weather bureau service. and he has
practically decided 70 remove the bu-
reau At present located at Neah bay
to Flattery. where more desirable
location has been selected.
The trim little briEantine Blaketey
n lying at the end Of Arlington dock
loading merCha ndise for Nome and
Teller. She will sail IN = few days
and win have several passengers on
board.
The O0pack locked at Arlington
dock this morning and viii load with
an exclusive cargo OF hay for Man
ilia. TO be used BY the government.
She will take on 800 tons at this port
and will sail for Portland. where she
Will complete her cargo.
J. +. Trowbridge. for years the
efficient and popular local agent for
the Pacific Coast Steamship Conn
pany. today assumed his duties as
manager Of the Arlington dock for
the Northern Pacific 90. Mr.. Trow-
bridges friends along the front are
legion and they are all pleased that
he IL once more among them.
The Northern Paclne Commercial
Cos steamer Dora Is at the Airing
ton dock. discharging a small guam
tity Of way freight for Alaskan
points. She IL bound for Nome and
IL fully loaded besides having about
20 passengers aboard. For many
years. while the Alaska Commercial
Co, held the scaling contract with
the government. the Dora WAS the
compauyta tender. About two years
ago she WAS completely oyerhauled
and RENTED. and D. peculiarly adapt
Cd for bucklnR ice. She Will sail late
this afternoon.
The four maatcd schooner Robert
y. Hind, recently purchased by the
~. a. r. A. r. Co. is at the Airing
ton dock. loading freight for st. Mi
chael Nome and Teller city She
Will complete her cargo BY Monday
and viii sail at once.
The deck hands on the Goldabor-
Ough are very busy this morning,
loading on coal and removing ashes
In sacks preparatory 10 taking one
Of her occasional spins around the
sound.
part ~ the 1000 tons Of oats and n
quantity Of hay. contracted for by
the government, and to be entirely
delivered by the 10th ~ May. has
began 10 arrive At Arlington dock.
The army transport Roaecraus
viii commence loading for ~. Nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
ONLY TEN CENTS
With Which 10 Buy a Diamond Ring
Check Did Not Come.

James johnson. who vas arrested
several days hKb on the charge 81
attempting TO steal jewslry, was this
morning nsBtcncrd 10 20 days IN jail
Johnson entered the JswslrY store -
Joseph Mayer several days aEo ana
asked 20 Sc some diamond rinEu-
Sic had not the appearance Of a man
who pmrchaHaH such valuable art.
riss and the clerk became suspicious.
CA being arrested an Investigation
pnuved fkat the man had only o.
reuis ia his possession. He stated t.
Judge George, however. that he had
a check coming with which he ON
tended e. purchase a ring. A. the
check dld not APPEAR this morning
johnson wsa given % days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

ehasl and Nome on the ist Of June.
Most Of her cargo will be consigned
to Fort Davis. four miles from
Nome, where 200 soldiers have been
stationed during the winter. Last
season the itoaccruna made the aamv
ttfp and came nrar remaining on the
mud hats ht the mouth of the Nu-
kons where she struck I'm an pudapV-
or t. Eet close inHhorr and avoid the
lee Hoes.
The nrcmep ON the snoaualmIr
We're ont az mischief today. They
are busilY engaged In cleaning tho
boat II having become dirty while
working az the Mitchell. Lewis a
staNvr Cu. fire
The wana wana sailed Tor san
Francisco this morning with tiuO
tens of freight aud t24 passengers
AmonE thcm were "a number ut
Eagles who So To the California me-
tropalls te attend the meeting nf tho
strand lodge. which will he held from
MAY itth e. 18th.
The umatilla Is due Co arrive IN
Seattle from san Francisco tonight.
The Cottage city will sail for
skasway and way ports tomorrow
ulkht and Will have "a large cargo
and heavy passenger list M
Forbes. president 81 the ChilkuaI
caunery. viii - up an her aud take
With him quantity Of machinery
for his plant
The Senator. as soon az she is re-
leased from quarantine. viii ny up
and Dc rrpainted and rtnttrd whore
needed. preparatory Co her smiling
Tor Nome. Already all of her first
class passenger space Is taken. aud
al Of tho freight room has been en-
saErd. The beat made four round
trips last season and the coming
season IL il expected that she Viii
even exceed that record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09

~ meetine ~ the health board
.t.hs the charges preferred hv
~ So aeainst Health officer NJ l.
st.keshnIa vote discussed and
~, sl.t.asad az bN the board
- ....rsrai talk "a the matter, nr.
= aihson said that no believed
-, ne know lcdga held bN the star
!. - time TT, Ne kechnta invited
=. i,,eSisgatieu. that The paper had
..l.seia cause Tor maklnH the ac-
ss,sss hul that later facts we've
s....sNf ~ light "a hteh resulted In The
...sssh efficrrS eNoucratlon. pr. Glib
- that pr Mckee hnle WAS
]. i, ,in,rs Handicapped because the
~. rrsylaed ma hospital With de-
.-.s,- ua4r,ts. neither was there a
- h.tlt@s. Mckechnis. IN fall
- - te place necessary quarantine
.sssrs uran premises Infected hN
.-.sflrsx and other contagious d.
- haa followed an order - the
~ h,a-a a health given In sNecu-
~. .sssinn. % eeouoWtne On eNpend-
.s.ss euinx q the niEgardiy policy
y - fltv council since the stars
s.s.tssn q the matter Mckee hnie s
.ss.rs HAD been ehanEed and he vas
- uraer orders tn place Quaran-
-. alsserS wherever necessary, rr-
.srsisss q expense.
o.. s Q. limerick.
RI Limerick. SECOND number
= =, bard. said that he commend
4 - star tn its position and WAS
rsA that thefe vas a paper IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-09
Hardware Store Robbed.

The hardware store u KeEieys Nc
fntyre a Co. At III Occidental ave-
nue.. VAS entered last evening and
q quantity Of cheap watches and cul-
lsrv vas stolen. Entrance was ef-
fected through the front door BY
means Of a pass key The total
value n the stolen goods viii not
exceed ttH. The ruhber left no clue