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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-08-24
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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
MAY MAKE A LOAN.
Levy Court Needs $4,000 for
Seventh Street Bridge.
Bills Must be In Hands Of Comptroller
One Week Before Passage.

The Levy Court at it's session yester-
lay passed the following resolutions:
'Resolved, that all bills against New
Castle county must be in the hands of
the comptroller one week before they
will be passed on by the Levy Court.
.Resolyed, that no warrants for bills
passed by the Levy Court be taken from
The book until the day following the
passage."
The court will nav Former Coroner
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
DIED AT HOSPITAL.
Unknown Man Found Unconscious at
Bellevue.

Yesterday morning an unknown white
man was found lying along the p, W..
e B. railroad tracks at Bellevue in an
unconscious and critical condition. He
was brought to this city and his in
juries dressed temporarily at the emer-
gency hospital by DIR. j. A. Draper,
after which he was removed to the Della
ware Hospital in the Phoenix Ambul-
ance.
He died at the hospital about o'clock
in the afternoon without regaining con-
seriousness. The remains were removed
from the hospital by Coroner's Assistant
James L. Chandler. Mr.. Chandler when
seen last night, stated that several per-
sons had called to view the body but
us yet it has not been identified. 1t is
the general opinion that the man was
struck by p, w. & B. railroad train
! but there is no positive proof Of that
and the railroad officials say that he was
not struck by train.
The only apparent injuries were about
the head and it is understood that there
was n pool of blood on the station plat
form at Bellevue. He was apparently
about 45 years of age, S feet inches in
height and was neatly dressed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
GRAND ARMY REUNION.
Veterans From All Parts Of State
to Meet at Dover.
Camp Fire to be Held in Opera House
and Banquet at Cap:-
tOl Hotel.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the general reunion of the
q. A. r. of Delaware at Dover tomor-
row. The committee in charge of the
affair held their last meeting last night
ut du Pont Post rooms this city. The
main object of the reunion is to
strengthen the G. A. r. in the lower part
of the State.
1t was decided at the meeting last
night that all who are going to Dover
tomorrow will report at du Pont Post
rooms No. 504 Market street not later
than 7.15 o'colck. They will leave Will
mington on the S.11 o'clock Delaware
road train and will be accompanied by
the Brunswick fife and drum corps and
the Sons Of Veterans. Members of the
&. A. II. living between this city and
Dover will take the same train at the
various stations and the posts south of
Dover will arrive about 20 minutes in
advance of the posts from Wilmington.
They will march from the train at
Dover to the Opera House which has
been engaged for the occasion. There
will probably be a short parade in the
Il afternoon. The Legislative Committee
of the G. A. r. will meet members of the
legislature at the noon recess in relation
TO several matters which will probably
come before the Legislature in the near
future.
In tn afternoon a general reunion and
camp fire of all G. A. r. veterans Of
Delaware will be held in the Opera
| House.
At o'clock in the evening there vii
be banquet at the Capital Hotel t.
members of the Legislature, Governor
HUM, Lieutenant Governor Cannon ant
other invited guests.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. ]. Harper Carver has sold to Char
les l.. Story, through Hawkins IL Co.,
for $4,2O0 the dwelling No. 1905 West
Ninth street.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware
Press Association will be held in Do
yer on next Monday. The annual elec-
ton of officers will take place.
Former Building Inspector Lewis T..
Grubb is suffering with a sore hand, a
pile of lumber having fallen on it.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club is max
ing progress in the membership contest
which was inaugurated few weeks ago,
and nine applicants for membership were
admitted on Monday evening.
Amos Cole, Of this city, has returned
| from Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia,
after undergoing an operation which has
proven successful.
The Radnor pulp mills at Elkton, Md,
which for the post FIVE months has been
shut down for repairs, has resumed
operations.
A building 2Ox24 feet is to be erected
ut Delaware avenue station of the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad, for the United
States Express Co., where the company
is to temporarily store goods handled
ON the line to and from this city.
No. 2 bowling team at the Young
Mems Republican Club on Monday even
ing defeated No. l team by 1856 pins.
Wilmington Aerie Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, added II members on Monday
evening. The officers will be installed
next Monday night.
Agent Stout of the s. p. @. G., who
has been seriously i'll with the grip fol
several days, is recovering and was able
to sit up yesterday.
Letters Of administration on the es
tate of John G.. Almond of Brandy
wine hundred have been granted tt
Harry A. Beeson and Addie L. B. Tag
CART.
Miss Mary @. I. Williams, assistan
, superintendent of the public schools, ha
. returned from a visit to Washington
. where she observed the methods pursued
in the Phelps, Foss and Adams school
and the Franklin training school.
/ In Hanover Church this evening tn
Rev. w. J. Freund will deliver the frs
, of series of sermons.
7 Special services will be held in Grac
t NJ. u. Church tonight and Friday even
o ing at which the Rev. w. w. King wi
n have charge.
: William Stewart, assistant divisio
operator at French street station, is i
charge of the office in the absence @
Division Operator Hates.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
FUNERAL OF
VIM. 7. PORTER
All the Water Department En-
ployes Will Attend.
RESOLUTIONS WERE ADOPTED
On Mr.. Porter's Death by Street and
Sewer Department-Water Com
mission Did Not Transact
Business Yesterday.

Out of respect for the late William
l.. Porter, president of the Board OF
Water Commissioners, no business was
transacted at the regular meeting of that
hoard yesterday afternoon with the ex-
ception Of ordering the weekly pay roll
# sS15.S9 to be paid. The board passed
/ resolution authorizing the closing of
the Water Departments office at Sixth
md King streets from 1.30 to 800 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, thereby giving every
Employee of the department an opportun-
ty to attend the funeral.
At the regular meeting of the board
hext Tuesday appropriate resolutions will
oe adopted ON the death Of Mr.. Porter
rhe vacancy caused in the board by the
leath of Mr.. Porter will be filled by
appointment by the two remaining mem
oers of the board, Alfred Belts, Esq
md DR.. Joseph =. Pyle. Who will be
appointed to fill the vacancy and when
the appointment will take place has not
Iet been decided. Mr.. Porter had been
/ most valuable member of the board of
Water Commissioners and it will be hard
20 get as useful n man to fill his place.
The following communication was re-
eived from the Street and Sewer De-
,artment:
Alfred Belts, Esq,
Or. Joseph =. Pyle,
Honorable Members of the Board
Of Water Commissioners,
Respected Sirs:-At the regular meet
ng of the Board of Directors of this de-
partment, held this morning, / was di-
ected to extend to you on behalf of this
department., an expression of the sorrow
which we feel by the death Of your
president and associate, the late William
T. Porter.
We realize in his death that your
honorable board and the community has
uttered n great loss, not only by reason
IF the warm friendship and personal
intercourse served, but in the direction
md wise counsel in public matters, in
which he has always manifested and
AIKEN leading interest.
Respectfully,
Board OF Directors of the Street and
Sewer Department.
Harvey J. Wiley,
Secretary.
At the meeting of the Street and
Sewer Department yesterday morning it
vas unanimously decided to attend Mr..
porter's funeral. He will be buried at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Services
will bn bnl1 ~ st.-r--4 ~ -
treet and interment will be made in the
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
The newly elected managers of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
we're to have met yesterday morning for
organization but out of respect to the
memory of Mr.. Porter, who was presi-
lent of the company, the meeting ad-
iourned until next Monday week.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
KENNEY ENTERTAINs.
Delaware's Senator Gives Reception
to Democratic Legislators.

Special to The Sun.
Dover, Jan. Ex-senator Kenney gave
Il reception to the Democratic members
Of the General Assembly last night and
a royal time was spent By the guests.
The guests of honor were Adjutant
General Garrett j. Hart, Of Wilmington
Colonel Stacy, of Dover and Henry @.
Carpenter. former United States Con-
sui in Germany. The members Of Della
ware Legislature who smoked cigars and
graced the festive board were Senators
Clements, Harrington, Maull and Wright
and Representatives, Scotten, Gooden,
Hardesty, Hearn, Healy, Holcomb, Hut
Crimson, Monaghan, Ralph, Shallcross,
vinyard, West and Wright.
Senator Kenney in little speech
thanked the members for the support so
sraciously accorded him. The guests
dispersed at 1890 wishing Senator Ken
ney an additional four years in the U
s. halls of Congress.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
WILL MAKE LARGE PURCHASE
Street and Sewer Directors to Buy
Six Carloads of Pine.

The Street and Sewer Directors at
their meeting yesterday decided to pur-
chase six carloads of 10-inch terra Gotta
pipe and store it until needed, as it is
expected that pipe will advance in price
February 1st.
William p. Bancroft and Park Super
intendent Leisen requested that per-
mission be granted to have grading done
in the vicinity Of Rockford Park to en-
able the Wilmington City Railway Co.
to extend its Delaware avenue line. The
directors will visit the locality and make
an investigation. A gas lamp was or
dered placed at Thirty-ffth and Market
streets.
Plumbers and drain layers licenses
were granted to Henry II. Hedley, Will
liam G. Robelen and Charles Stewart.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
JAMES MALL0Y INJURED.
Thrown From Carriage While Out
Driving Yesterday Afternoon.

While out driving yesterday James
Mal]oy of No. 1913 jackson street, was
thrown from his carriage at Sixteenth
and King streets and was badly injured.
He was knocked unconscious by the fall
and had to be removed to his home in
the Phoenix Ambulance.
Mr.. Malloy had been driving on the
park drive and his horse became fright
in the wagon until it reached Sixteenth
and King streets when the horse made a
short turn and he was thrown out, his
head striking the cobble stones.
DIR. J. A. Draper, who Is attending Mr..
Malloy, reported last night that he was
resting easy and would be able to be
out in a few days. The carriage which
was upset was badly demolished.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
WHITES GIVE A TEA.
Maroon Membership Team Of Y
M. G. A. Entertained.
One of the Delightful Social Events in
the Association Hall-Addresses
by Several Members.

The tea given last night by the White
membership team of the Y. Nj. =. a. to
the Maroon membership team was one Of
he most delightful social events OF the
season. Allison n. KINNEY, captain OF
The White membership team, presided
md about 100 members of the associa-
lion were present. An elaborate supper
vas served by the Women's Auxiliary
IF the association and every one passed
pleasant evening.
During the evening short addresses
were made by A. N. KINNEY, Z. w.
Todd, Il. III. Megaw, II. b. Glover, L. H.
Overdeer, G. l.. Norris, III. z. White,
G. b. Palmer, w. II. Douglass, Z. L.
iibbitts, State secretary of the Y. NJ. y.
A. and William III. Williams, general
secretary Of the local association.
The most important address OF the
.vening was by Mr.. Tibbitts, who Is
widely known as an association worker
and has done a great deal of good along
that line. Mr.. Tibbitts spoke Of Y. nj.
6. A. work in general and pointed out
the many opportunities which it gives
the young men of today. ''The first Y
In. G, A." he said, twas organized 81
ya.rs ago and George Williams, who
rronisad it, is still living" In con
,.lnsion he said: "There are now 14oO as
.oriotions in the United States and ovel
| $50 900 members" -,
Mr.. Williams in his address asked tha'
The two membership teams be reorganiz
| ad and suggested that the 100 members
r. the association present make specia
.fforts to get two new members eacn D.
February %, Washington's birthday
un said the membership was now 40
Int they wanted to increase 1t TO 6o
in a short time. The present member
hin is practically the largest III Tn
history of the association.
By n unanimous vote Robert stuar
was elected captain Of the new Maroon
membership tenn and r. J. Fields cap
ltoiu of the White membership team
The selection Of members TO serve on tn
teams was left to the captains an
general secretary.
vote of thanks WINS extended to til
Women's Auxiliary for serving the sur
ner and also 10 w. T.. Douglass an
n. KINNEY, former captains or tn
membership teams for their eXcellel
work.. Mr.. Tibbittss will lecture at tn
Roys' Gospel Army meeting Saturda
: night and will also make an address
tbe gospel meeting Sunday Afternoon
! Tbe Y. M. C. A. State annual conventlo
will be held in this city from March
to 10. There is expected to be abol
D 400 or 400 delegates and there will
|. addresses by prominent speakers fro
!. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
= ton.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23

deals whici, mean one Republican
one Democratic Senator. These
! and some Of them WELD influence
10th factions Of the party, make no
1t of their antaSOnism to anything
shall rob the RspIblican party of
of the United States Senators the
TO elect which they have won.
ke Sun. correspondent this morning
M attention of leading Regular of
b Kent county to the card published
Skhe Suns first page, demanding
bus OF the Republicans to settle this
tion within party lines. His reply
ed that the trend of thought among
bblicans in Kent and Sussex both
turning that way. He said:
Yell, it's about time we acted in this
her as Republicans. The men sent
4 owe something to their party con-
keuts. There is no question that the
brity of the Republican members or
4 Legislature We're sent on square
as far as the United States Sena-
3hips are concerned. There is no
$tion further but that they can go
to the same districts and be sent
again Just MS squarely instructed,
is that Mr.. Addicks is the choice
hose constituencies for one of these
ted States Senatorships. Now sir,
y time has come ] believe, for all
&ublicans to recognize the fact that
4 districts thus carried against Demo-
8ic opposition-and in some cases
r opposition too-contain Republl
X voters who have every right in Gods
$ld to be recognized. There are Re
&lican voters in those districts Wbt
y time and again expressed theil
,ee on this subject--hundreds o.
lv nr. >litied Republican voters-ant
limo "a ", / think, when those de
f.ls shonld sG recognized by all Re
6cans. With NC it Is not a Question o.
dr Add;cks :, te day has gone b.
hat. 1t is now a Sseih,i party I;''a' dues
as tc whether the L SaDh ~ a;nht
Is of Delaware have !, sls .t,,o ts5a, sta,
leh all other Republicans II f''N ~
}d give heed to. .do
low you can understand" con,auH
6f just where some of US are stan,Uns
50his matter. 1t has set us thinking
"a Democratic party did not help elect
njority of this Legislature. The
N nepublicans not only helped, but
lselves elected working majority
be Republicans here. They are en-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Helen Collins, of Smyrna is visit
ing relatives in this city.
Frank ]. Williams has recovered from
an attack of the grip.
Daniel r. Stewart, who has been sick
for some time, has recovered.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Prettyman Of Mil
ford, is visiting her brother w. N,
Prettyman Of this city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23

ID to their reward. Their choice may
be my choice. 1t is not, but that's
bier here nor there. They are Repub-
hs fighting Democrats--so are We
should settle it,
bis gentleman was not the only per-
! mt the State House this afternoon
was willing to express such senti-
It's. A well-known citizen of George
p. who has been Republican since
days of Lincoln and who for many
IS helped fight forlorn hope, made
ecret of his opinion of deals with
ocrats.
ere is another sentiment brewing,
fh is frightening some Republican
ers who have been talking Demo
PIC deal and that is a fear that any
mpt to work Democratic deal will
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
Baltimore Sells Its Railroad.

1t is semi-oflicially announced that the
Morgan syndicate has secured the West
ern Maryland Railroad in the interest
pf the Philadelphia and Reading Com
panx attaining n -thrnuah- line from Read
municipality of Baltimore is to reterse
$4,000, 10000 for it's controlling stock in the
Western Maryland road, which COM
prises 313 miles of track.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23

|e East Side Republican Association
special meeting on Monday night
ed the following resolution:
hereas, the East Side Republican As
ation having been formed and Or
|zed for the purpose Of eliminating
terrible factional strife that has been
fng in Delaware for so many years
also to promote the general welfare
success of the Republican party,
lhereas, each and every successive
made by the party leaders is watch
with so much eagerness and anxiety
they produce feelings of disappoint-
II or approval just as they tend to
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
MAYOR FAHEY's wIFE's WATCH
Was Recovered in Philadelphia
Pawnshop.

In Philadelphia yesterday Mary Viii.
liams, colored, charged with the larceny
of $3.50 worth of goods from the house
of Mayor Fahey, was given hearing
and held for requisition papers. Chas.
Weston, colored, implicated with the
woman in the pawning of stolen goods,
was held for hearing Friday.
Detective Witsil attended the hear
ing and later recovered Mrs. Fahey's
gold watch at pownshop at Twelfth
and South streets and some clothing on
Ridge avenue between Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth streets.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
Representatives to Conclave.

Delaware Conclave, No. 4S0, Improved
Order Of Heptasophs Of this city have
appointed A. ]. Hyland, assistant train
dispatcher of the p, w. q B. railroad,
representative to the Supreme Conclave.
III .E. Stafford, archon Of the con-
clave, has been elected alternate. DR..
Samuel Johns of Wilmington Conclave,
No. %, is the representative from that
conclave to the meeting of the supreme
body, which will meet in Boston, June
Goth. The representatives are instructed
to advocate a change in the rate of as
Sessments.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
10 SENATOR
YET ELECTED
mother Ballot at Dover Without
Result.
MON REPUBLICANS FIRM
18th Branches Hear Arguments by
Trustees of Delaware College
Against Removal and
Urge Appropriation.

ecial to The Sun.
boyer, Del, Jan. 22.--As the days
IS it is easily noticeable that
long both members and visitors
the State House that all of Iaepub-
In political persuasion--there is evinc-
rcstlessness over the Senatorial
Fstion far beyond anything know in
|vious years. Some of the best known
b,ublicans Of Kent and Sussex count.
have been drawn here yesterday and
by by the published rumors concern
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
May Establish New Mail Route.

Residents of Corner Ketch, Southwood
and other small places near Hockessin
are endeavoring to have rural mail
delivery established which would have
its beginning and end at Hockessin.
At present the mail facilities are poor.
The matter has been under consideration
for some time. 1t is expected that the
route will shortly be established.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
Broke Both Wheels of Carriage,

On Delaware avenue near Jefferson
street yesterday afternoon, bicyclist
colided with a carriage Of w. Frank
Porter, of No. 623 Madison street. The
horse which is spirited animal, jumped
to one side and in doing so broke both
wheels, off one side Of the carriage.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
VIII Manufacture Shoes.

The Wilmington Shoe Co., concern
recently Incorporated for the manufac-
ture of shoes, has leased from Owen
J. Hession the upper floors of his large
building No. SIT Lancaster avenue, in
which a shoe manufacturing plant will
be installed at once and put in opera
ton.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
EMAND ELECTION OF
TWO i. S. SENATORS

lead either from or toward harmony IN
our party, therefore be it
Resolved that we the members OF the
East Side Republican Association advo-
cate the election of two Republican
United States Senators, and their cleo
tion by Republican votes, so that they
may not only be chosen by the Represen-
1atives of the Republican party, but that
they will feel in the future under obli-
cations to their party, and not in any
way to our political enemies, the Demo
rrats. BE it
Resolved that copy Of these resolu-
lions be forwarded to each and every
Republican member of the Legislature
The resolutions were adopted without
dissenting vote.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-23
! APPOINTED THE EX-GOVERNOR
Ebe w. Tunnel Made Trustee of
Delaware College.

Governor Hum yesterday appointed
Ex-Governor Ebe W. Tunnel as trus-
fee of Delaware College in place of d.
w. Mustard of Lewes, deceased.
Mr.. Mustard was former townsman
of the ex-governor and fast friend of
his. The ex-governor will represent the
State on the board