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Evening journal., 1902-04-02
NAM Concerns Chartered
special 10 tho Evening I0urnul.

Special to the Evening journal
Dover April 2.-The following con
Germs We're chartered in Dover today:
Federal Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia incorporatOrs. Tor q gem
orai manufacturing business Capital
100000.
Corbuu Dry Plate and Film Com
nany. a Philadelphia firm. to manufac-
ure Photographic supplies. Capital
$l5O.OOO
The Whippey Process and Engrav-
ing Company, Cincinnati, o.. to manu-
facture images on metal Capital, Sl0O,
900.
Seattle Reno Union Investment
Company Seattle, Washington. for a
general investment business. Capital
$500. 600.
Consumers Oil and supply Com
pany. Philadelphia, to manufacture
buy and sell mineral. animal and vege
table oils Capital. $4,000.
Local Telephone Company. Norwalk
TO-, 10 construct and purchase telo
phones. Capital, S250,0OO.
Standard Blue Flame Oil Gas Com
pany, Chicago, H., TO manufacture
buy and sell stoves and furnaces
Capital, S50O,0O0
Certificates OF change Of name grant
ed to Franklin Institute of Allied
Arts, of Scranton. Pa, 10 Studio O
Allied Arts
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
NEW DELAWARE CITY INDUSTRY
Ii Is That Of Preparing Herring for
Market

Delaware City has a new industry,
which promises TO be profitable. ID
rs that of preparing herring for trade
A building over 100 feet long has been
erected, and in This the fish are pre-
pared for market. They are already
being caught. although IL Is early in
the season for them
Herring come in large numbers TO
Delaware City, and at times there have
been known to be several hundreds
of thousands In the locks About ten
men are now regularly employed in
catching them. They use a huge dip
net. and catch as many as 10000 in
one haul. and several hauls are made
in a day.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
SENT WARNINGS OF RIIL
Mysterious Firebug Sent Notices by Note
and by Telephone

New York. April 2.-Following a
message from a mysterious woman to
beware of a calamity which would
befall him." William Hobson was
awakened yesterday morning by a fire
which wss started in his house in three
places. This was the second attempt
to destroy the dwelling this year Last
September burglars. believed to be a
man and a woman. took bric-a-brac
and silverware, valued at $1,000. from
the same hOuse The home, which
has been visited by so much misfor-
tune, is at No. 243G Morris avenue,
near One Hundred and Eighty-fourth
street. in the borough of The Bronx.
Mn. Hobson is a dealer in furniture at
No. 239 West One Hundred and Twen-
ty-fifth street. Manhattan.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
BANQUET ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
Philharmonic Orchestra Will Entertain 1,
q. 1. ". Guests

Arrangements have been finished for
the FIRST banquet to the members and
women friends of Wilmington Lodge,
A. o. u. W.. in Turn Hall. this even
ing. The tables were arranged this
morning by Caterer A. H. Ainscow,
who is prepared TO serve over 600 peo-
ole. The Philharmonic Orchestra, has
been engaged for the occasion and will
occupy the stage
The program for the second BAN
.Quet tomorrow night lis an exart coun-
terpart of ulat OF this evening The
guests will De i'm their positions at TIA,
table promptly at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
STRIKING PAINTERS HOLD MEETING
Many Union Members Present aud Heard
Interesting SDeerheS on Situation

Another meeting of the House Paint
ers' Union was held this morning in
the smith Building, and about fifty
members were present The agree
ment was signed by another employing
painter and this swells the number to
thirteen. Eighteen employers have
thus far refused to sign it, but the
union men think from present indica-
tions they will do so. Only routine
business was transacted this morning
at the meeting, after whicn several
members gave short but interesting
addresses. At o'clock this afternoon
another meeting was held in their
rooms. Several union men have re-
turned to work in the shops of those
employers who have signed the agree
ment.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
NEW HOME FOR BANKERS
Scpit Il Go. to Move to No. 9O9 MARKET
Street

Improvements TO cost $4,000 will be
made to the building No. 9O2 Market
street, after which it will be occupied
by Scott a. Co. bankers and brokers.
The first floor viii be used for the
Offices of the company
Building Inspector Cassidy this
morning issued a permit TO w ID. Had
dock a Co, TO make uhe additions and
A permit also WIS granted TO J. W.
Hewes to make alterations to the stable
of DIR. j. H. Mahamy. Ninth and Jackson
streets, to cost SIG.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
KENT OWES THIS
COUNTY MONEY
Pays No Attention to Bill for
Bridge Expenses
Law is NOT EFTECTIVE
Levy Court May Delay Action 10 Col
lect Taxes From II. JOSeph's
LScllIement

Although the Levy Court has adopt
ed many resolutions to enforce the
payment OF taxes and other money
due tho county, and In this way COM
PEELED people TO settle with the colleo-
tors, IL came out yesterday afternoon
that there as a debt Of Sl,6l7.35 owed
By Kent county for which New Castle
county will have TO wait The Court
finds itself In "A peculiar position as 1T
cannot she the Levy Court OF Kent
county and collect the money through
the courts as that body is not cOrpor-
alton. II occupies a similar position to
the court of this county: that is IL can
sue through It's collectors, but cannot
be- sued.
The debt was incurred through the
bridge at Fleming"s Landing. which
Is on the line dividing the two c0un-
ties. and upon which The two courts
have an agreement covering repairs.
When the bridge Is out of order the
court OF this county fixes Il and half
| the expense rs charged to the Kent
body Repairs that have been made
and the watchman's pay amount to
! S3.23i.70 and the comptroller of Kent
court has been called upon TO pay half
Of this amount. which Is Sl.6l735, but
To date has paid no attention to the
bill At the meeting of the Levy Court
! yesterday afternoon Clerk Janyier was
instructed to communicate with the
comptroller of Kent court again and
request the payment of the bill.
William Michael Byrne addressed
the court In regard TO the unpaid taxes
. ON st. Joseph's Industrial Settlement
lat Clayton, and asked that the
: enforced payment of this tax be de-
d ferred until the suit of the county
- treasurer against the property
J. had been decided by the Superior
D Court The matter was referred TO the
. courts attorneys.
:. Arthur v. Arrowsmith, OF the Arrow.
smith Electric Company was present
3 and asked for information about his
e bill which the court is now investi-
eating President Willis said that
the court wanted to get the bill settled
badly enough. but there are several
items yet TO be looked up. and the
court being busy for the past week
with assessment appeals has not had
time to attend TO IT,
r. H. Williams asked that his as.
sessment be changed from $1,000 e
$500. as the assessor had made a mis-
take in copying the figures in bic
y books The request was refused as he
a should have made his appeal las
!. week. Court adjourned until mex
a Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
MUST SRNO BUT ONR SHIP
British Do Not Wish American Naval
demonstration al Coronation

Washington, April 2-The intention
of the United States TO make a big
showing of warships at the naval dem
onstratidn at Cowes in honor of King
Edwards coronation has been knock
ed into a cooked hat by the British
Government, which has politely in
formed the State Department that the
American naval representation must
be limited TO one vessel.
In view of Great Britain's action the
Secretary of the Navy has assigned bhc
new battleship Illinois as the sole rep
resentatiye of the American Navy to
participate in the coronation naval
demonstration.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
WOMEN OBSERVE ARBOR DAY
Members Of New.CeDtury Club Have Trees
Planted and Will Hear Lecture

Members at the New Century Club will
celebrate Arhor Day hy having q lecture
This afternoon hy Professor Schmucker.
of West Chester. lie is an eloquent and
pleasing speaker and his topic will be-
Forrest Munarcls." The lecture is open
TO the public.
Yesterday afternoon two American elm
trees were planted in front of the club
house in Delaware avenue. They are
about three years old aud AS they grow
more rapidly than the Norway maple, it
is expected that they will make a hand
some appearance in about five years. The
trees were planted Wy George II. Mating
lv. the representative of nursery firm
under the direction of Park Engineer
leisen
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
FOURTEEN RODE THE GOAT
Minnehaha Tribe Of Red Men Has Wig
ADOPTION

Minnehaha Tribe. lmp'd o. r. NJ, of
Newark. adopted fourteen paleiacea at
its meeting last night and has six
more to adopt ON April s. The work
was done by the tribes own team.
Those who rode the goat were Charles
p. Steele. Joseph H. Hossinger. Ed
ward w. Cooch. G. d. Mendinhall, Wal
ter Mondenhall. George w. Singles, E.
NJ. Thompson, James Pursley, William
Widcman. j. T. Mercer, George w
Mcbride. Clarence ID. Grant, Callie G.
Worrell and Walter II. Moore
The men were put through the pacea
in squads of four and enjoyed the
teams efforts To entertain them.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
FIVE FAMILIES
ROUTED BY FIRE
Driven From Home by Wind
famed Flames
FRAME BUILDINGS CUTTED
Blaze Started in Peter Ebner'S Bot
tling Establishment and Soon
Spread

Standing amid piles of furniture
that had been hmriedly snatched from
the flames. five families stood ON a lot
at Fourth and Union streets in the
penetrating April wind this morning
and watched their homes destroyed by
fire.
The fire broke out about 7.45 o'clock
this morning in the bottling establish
ment of Peter Elmer. at Fourth aud
Union streets. and soon spread to nYe
frame houses in Union street. The
strong wind famed the flames until
the whole block was ablaze.
The families managed 20 save most
of their furniture. but lost what cloth
lug was in the second stories. The
houses destroyed were owned by Peter
J. Ford. He estimated his loss at 81
O00 covered by about $4,000 insurance.
The occupants of the houses were w.
/ ii. Mccormick. No. 304; Harry Wright,
No 3OG Mrs. J. r. Connell. No. 3OS;
J. w. Bennett No. 80, and Mrs. Lewis
Hayden, No 312 Union street.
Bennett and Mrs. Connell are the
only ones who carried any insurance.
The latter had 5000 and the former
/ $500. Although the other people did not
lose heavily, the loss means much to
them.
The damage to Ebners bottling es-
tablishment is estimates at about S3.-
| 600. covered by insurance The fire
started in the warehouse where new
bottles and boxes are stored. il is a
frame structure and the flames soon
ate through the board partition into
the Hayden home Aided by the wind
it was only a matter Of a few minutes
until the row of FIVE houses We're il
flames.
Policeman Hawke saw the fire an,
ran to box No. SO. at Second and Haw
ley streets. and sounded an alarm. III
then returned and with Policeman
Frank Massey, be@n the work of say
ing as much furniture as possible A
the risk of their lives they entered tn
houses. from the windows of whicl
smoke and flames We're belching The,
kept this up until almost everything
movable was safe on the vacant 10
across the street The houses werl
Quilted from the first floor to the gar
rot.
Mothers who did not know wher,
they We're going to get shelter tried Il
quiet the sobbing children who clunl
to their skirts.
A short time after the fire starte,
Peter J. Ford. the owner of tn
houses. arrived on the scene. lie en-
gagged all the teams he could find il
the neighborhood and soon had IN
furniture on the way To some vacan
houses he owns at Fourth and Searle
streets. The families will be quarter
ed there
The policemen Of the district sa
several of the families will be in nee
of help because OF the FIRE Some los
a clothes and other articles which the
fsannot replace because they have Nc
the money. The policemen will pre-
sent them with money. and other pee
pie in the neighbOrhood will contrib
ute
D The Water Witch hose wagon "a
over Policeman Wardel's foot ;
Fourth and Scott streets lie was r,
a moved to his home in the patr,
r. wagon. No bones were broken.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
HETTRICK'S LIFE SHORT
Wife in This City viii Not Zee the hur-
derer Before Execution

George Hettrick. formerly of this
city. who was convicted of the murder
of John Krause, has but one more
day to live His wife, the daughter
of Kennard Smith. of this city, does
not expect 10 see him before he is
hanged.
She has written a letter to the prison
officials. saying she has no love for the
murderer On Monday the Governor
refused TO grant a reprieye in Hett-
rick's case.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Horse Rroke saIelY Gaie

A horse standing at the ulrica wharf
last night became frightened at some
thing and i'm it's mad dash up King
street came in contact with one of the
safety gates at King and Water streets
This checked its progress, but the gate
was broken off short at the post The
driver was not injured.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
PLOT TO KILL The KING
Paper Says lie Abandoned Southern Trip
RrfanSe One Vas discovered

Rome, April 2.-The COrriere della
Sera asserts that King Edward aban-
doned his proposed visit to the Ri
viera on account OF the discovery of an
anarchist plot against his life.
The anarchists, it is stated, pur-
posed to give the appearance of Boer
revenge to their operations.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
MAY CHANGE AMBASSADORS
1t Is Reported That Henry White Will
SacCeed George I. l.. Never

Rome, April 2.-The report that
Henry White, secretary Of the United
States Embassy in London. will sue
ceed George V. l.. Meyer as ambassador
of the United States here. has been re-
ceived with much interest in Ameri-
can circles in this city. Mr.. White,who
has just arrived at Florence, to take
his family back to England, has heard
nothing officially of the matter. 1t
has been reported for some time that
Mr. Meyer contemplated resigning his
post,
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
seoretarv Cahlll Renorts

Recorder of Deeds Delaware Clark
yesterday afternoon received from Sec
retary Cahill. of the Board of Health,
his report of deaths and marriages for
the quarter ending December 81, 1901.
The report for the first quarter of 1902
is due today. but had not been re-
ceived at noon.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Charees Wac Not Proved

Mrs Katharine Gallagher called at
this office today and stated that the
case brought against her by Edward
Keiser for disorderly conduct, was not
proved in the court of Magistrate
Pritchett, and the case was dismissed
Neither charge of trespass nor disor-
der could be proved against her.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Killed in Russian Prison Riot

st. Petersburg. April "A mutiny,
the cause of alleged brutalities, occur
red in the prison at Vladi-Kavkaz, Gis-
caucasia, today. Troops We're called
out and suppressed the turbulent pris-
oners. Many persons were wounded.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
WILL WAR AGAINST TURKS
Relative Of GaribaIdi 10 Lead the Albanian
MalcOntentS in Rebellion

Vienna, April 2.-Die Information
today asserts that the Albanian NAL
contents have invited General Piekotte
Garibaldi, a relative of the famous
Italian patriot TO organize and lead a
rebellion against Turkish rule. Carl
baldi the paper says has assented, on
condition that enough men and money
are provided. In asserting, he de-
clared, says Die Information, THAT every
war against the Turks was a holy one.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Field Appears Against Smyth

Philadelphia, April 2.-John Field,
former postmaster, attended the meet
ing of the Board of EducadOn's High
School Committee this morning to in
vesHigate his charges of intidelity
against Professor Albert II. Smyth. He
was accompanied by small party of
friends.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
ASSESSMENT BOOKS OPEN
Board OF Revision and Appeals No"
Sitting to Hear Complaints

The return books containing city as
sessment figures were placed in the of
fee of Clerk OF Council yesterday.
They will be open for the inspection
of the public between the hours of .
to A. a. IN. and 2 TO p. m.
The Board OF Appeals will sit every
day for two weeks, between the hours
of . TO a. IN. and to 9 pm. to hear
appeals of persons who desire To have
their assessment changed.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
cnntrnct Noi Yet Sipned

Mayor Fisher has not yet signed the
Welsbach gas lighting contract He
saws he desires 20 see the original con-
tract. which it is alleged calls Tor u
600 lights for ten years. A mystery
surrounds the whereabouts of this con-
tract. .E.kis
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
AMERICAN ARTIST HURT
Thrown From Automobile While Riding
With Friend in France

Paris, April 2.-William Dannat an
American painter, met with an acct
dent with the Mercedes automobile
near Chalons-sur-Saone. He was with
a machinist and friend. AS he ar
rived at the turning of road which
was slippery, the automobile skidded
and he was thrown on his side.
The automobile turned completely
over, but the occupants We're not seri-
Ously hurt.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
FRRRYDOlT 10 HAVE Trial TRIP
Working Day and Night on EdgeWater
and II Is ilmOSt Finished

Work on the ferryboat Edgewater
now building at the shipyard of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company, is
being pushed as the owners are anX-
ious to get il. Workmen are employed
on the boat night and day The Edge
water will have her trial trip on the
Delaware river tomorrow if the
weather is fair. If the present strong
wind continues she will not be taken
out
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Bonrd WiIl Take Actlon

At its regular monthly meeting TO-
morrow night the Board Of Trade will
take action on the resolution referring
to q new city charter, which was Of
fered at the last meeting by John s..
Rossell. President Lawton requests a
large attendance Of the members.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
BANK REDUCES CAPITAL STOCK
stockholders Vote Unanimously for the
Reduction
speclal to the Evening Journal.


Smyrna. April 12.-The stockholders
of the Fruit Growers National Bank
yesterday. by practically unanimous
vote. 7Gl Of the 500 shares being rep
resented. decided to reduce the capital
stock of the bank from $4,000 to S4O,-
600. and then issued an additional S1O,-
900. making the capital now $4,000.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Wlnd stronr on Rlver

The wind was very strong on the
river this morning and the water was
lashed into white caps. IL made it
difficult to turn the bridges, and tugs
and other craft had hard work getting
in the river.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
LITTLE CHILD RUN DOWN
Badly Injured by Being Run Over by
a Team
snarInl ID ihn ENanIng lonr

Smyrna. April 2.-Hilda Hutchison.
the 6-year-old daughter OF Representa-
tive Hutchison. who lives near Clay
ton. was run over by a team yesterday
afternoon while returning home from
school. and her left leg was broken.
Mrs. William johnson was driving a
spirited horse. and before reaching the
eroup of children tine animal started TO
run. The little girls, with the eXcep-
ton of the Hutchison child, managed
to get out OF the way. lt is feared she
les also injured internally. Dr. G, G..
HamonsOn reduced the fracture
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Anolher smalIpox Patient

Samuel Readings, colOred, of No.
2O5 South Market street, was found to
be suffering with smallpox yesterday
afternoon. He was sent to the Emer-
gency Hospital at Farn.hurst.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Herring Plentiful in Market

Herring were plentiful in market
this morning. and they were sold in
large quantities. Many retail dealers
were buying them and loading them IN
wagons to sell about the city.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Took Gas SUI TestImonY

Charles G. Guyer. court stenogra-
pher. took testimony in the Bay State
Gas Company suit in New York yes
terdav. Several witnesses We're ex-
amined.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Bioyole Fell Apart

George l.. AndersOns bicycle fell
anart i'm Market street between Fourth
and Fifth streets this morning Mr..
Anderson fell in the street and was
cut about the chin.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
EnneraI of pr. PurneII

The funeral of Dr. W. II. Purnell, of
Newark. will take place tomorrow from
his late home. An evening paper yes
terday said the funeral took place on
Tuesday, but this was incorrect
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
Wales OF for Denmark

London, April 2.-The Prince and
Of Wales started for Copen-
hagen today to assist in the celeDra-
ton of the birthday of King Christian
of Denmark, the Princes grandfather.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02

or call in person for any kind of
Liquor or Wines you may need. We are
now hottling the Book Beer. Whining
ton brewing. ID. W. Lynch & Co, gro
GERS, main store. ~ w. Cor. Madison
and Fourth streets.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
THE COUCH cuRE.

Allaband's Anodyne Expectorant
Save retailers profit at 106 West
Seventh street Saltzgiver a. Bupp.
Hat Manufacturers.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02

A STOVE THAT NEVER RUSTS.
One coated With Cartmells Stove
Enamel.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
To Cure GRIP in Two DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes
the cause. E. w. Groves signature on
every box. Price 25 cents.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
SURPRISE YOUR WIFE

BY making the old house look new.
Felton-Sibley paints will do it. Sold
bY Cartmel Sixth and Madison.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02

Take Brazilian Balm for old, deep
seated troubles. 1t renovates. soc
and ST.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02

Ostrich Tips and Plumes made. 6ls
Orange street
Evening journal., 1902-04-02
TELEPHONE us

The Otheilo Range. Johnson's. Oh & King.
Evening journal., 1902-04-02

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-30
Telegraph Notes.

King Albert OF Saxony is dead.
Cholera Is increasing In Manila
Forest fires threaten destruction d
Washington towns.
Captain Clark Of the Oregon has beer
made a rear admiral
Alaska is excited over a new gold dis
coyery on Nizini river.
Mt Pelee In still active and the vicin.
ity has been deserted $50
A sensational story OF a plot agains,
King Edwards life, Is denied.
The Senate adopted the Panama ca,
nal route by a vote OF a. to ~
President Roosevelt has made the fr-
risation bill law by signing it,
Trouble with 6paches Is feared IN
Arizona IL their suPpIIes are cat on
Moro leaders have refused to yield
TO the American army In the Philip
pines.
Richard Oiney has declined to be q
candidate for the Presidencyssou: the
Democratic ticket
a bill has been passed in the Senate
giving Admiral Schley full pay. though
he Is on the retired list -. - a
Admiral Beresford or the English
navy says the admiralty system is ROT
ten and the navy deficient
Lord Tennyson. son OF the poet, Is
temporarily governor general OF the
Australian Commonwealth 80
Seven soldiers OF the Fifth Cavalry
were hacked to pieces by iadrones at
Binangonan. Risl PROVINCE
Cleveland spoke for harmony In the
Democratic party In a speech before
the New York Tiiden Club.
King Edward was warned 90, forego
all public engagements just prior to his
coronation because OF Illness.
Another big packing combine Is plan
ned by Chicago butchers. which IL Is
said Will rival the steel trust
N fF q n
the San Francisco Call and Los An
geles Times for criminal libel.
Carter Harrison has been defeated by
j. y. Hopkins. and Ia no longer q factor
In Illinois Democratic. politics.
Mabel Hanna. daughter OF the SEN
ator. was married To her fathers pri-
vate secretary. Harry Parsona
Secretary Root. In n report tos.the
Senate. shows the total cost OF the
Philippine war up TO date TO have beea
The Cincinnati ani Topeka have been
ordered TO Venesuela to protect Amer
can interests there Castro's govern
nent Is said TO BE- near collapse.
Striking anthracite miners are at
empting to eniist the aid OF miners ir |
he bituminous 6eids. A convention
sin be held to discuss the matter
Brazil and Bolivia are said TO be I'm |
conflict over concessions made By the 1
after 10 j. +. morgan In the Acre tract 4
which Is between the two repub dos.
a Paterson. New Jersey. mob. letd by
attacked mills where strfk-I
rs were working and drove out thel
'peratives The police were powerfesaI
md many people were injured
Admiral Crowninnhield scores the
findings OF the captain OF the ChicagoI
sho found that his officers were drunk
2 Vienna and ordered n courtnartiai.
dInara
Dayton and says a courtmartial would
e a farce. He scores also the yenfcsI
and international oompii-
atoms may result