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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-10
VAN DYKE HERE TOMORROW
VIII Lecture at Plymouth Chufch
s-s4 -. in the Evening.

Tomorrow night DR.. Henry Van Dyke,
professor of English literature in Prince
ton university, will deliver lecture at
plymouth church on Literature ana
Life" The occasion will be one OF the
most notable, if not the~most notable, Oh
the sort during the season. It will be es.
sentially cultural lecture by man OIL
the first rank in current literature, wno -
also we'll known and highly esteemed as
public speaker. 1t is rarely that. literary
and oratorical talents are found united
in the same person, but DR.. Van Dykes
success as clergyman and lecturer,
and his equal success as a writer attest
the union in his case Seats may pc op-
tanned at the Metropolitan Music store.
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GETTING INTO SHAPE
We'll known Men Working ON Con.
yeutiOn Plans.

The committee on plan OF promotion OF
the National Employers and Employees
convention, to be held in Minneapolis
next September, will probably engage
committee headquarters in rev days anu J,
fake IN in a practical way the work OF
pushing the arrangements for the convcn-
ton. The committee met at the West
Hotel Saturday night and discussed ways
and means for carrying on the prellm-
mary work. There We're present rev.
M. q. Shutter. T. B. Walker, F. l.. me,
Clellan, B. F. Ward. Colfax Grant ana
J. J.. Reynolds. 1t was the sehflH e =
that a committee headquarters snoulu We
engaged at = once and that literature
should be prepared and sent out at the
earliest possible date.
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Settlers one-Way Rates.

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free chair cars. Tourist sleepers three
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For full information apply to A. J. ,Aicher,
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and Fifth street, Minneapolis. H.
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Club, and ably and kindly Endorsed by the
press, editorially,' of the city.
Erect building, or conduct an Institution
as this. where. in addition to ife's bare ne
cessities, one may see good pictures, READ
good books, listen to good music and lectures,
and these misguided people will come and
have and enjoy them, and be saved to happi-
ness, good citizenship and heaven.
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little ailment caused by inaction of the
liver. Use Carriers Little Liver Pills.
The result will be "a pleasant surprise.
They give positive relief.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-10

I CHIPPEWA FALLs-A dwelling ocexpied
by r. G.. May, city editor of the Herald was
destroyed by fire. The family had narrow
escape. The loss is ss2, 900.
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Havana--All the evidence has been present
ed and the arguments closed In the postoffee
fraud cases. The court has six days In which
to srender a decision.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
.BYRNE AIMS FOR
M POSITIONS
Says He is Satisfied TO Work
in Ranks
FOR REPUBLICAN, SUCCESS
Would Like to See Two United State,
Senator's and Present Congress
man Ball Reelected

William Michael Byrne was ap-
preached by a reporter for the Evening
Journal today and asked regarding his
boom for the Senate by the Republi-
cans. In reply Mr. Byrne said
Il am very glad to know that my
remarks ON behalf Of our foreign born
citizens made before the Delaware So
ciety of the Sons of the American
Revolution We're so well received. Any
one present at the banquet would have
been like me impressed with the cour-
tesy. cordiality and generosity of these
men. types of the highest American
ism. bent on preserving the best ira
ditions of the Republic and maintain
ing the highest standards of civicism.
/ pleaded for the foreign-born because
if il were not for the past liberality Of
Americans / would not today be enjoy
ing the blessings of the best govern
ment under the sun. 1t was not neces-
sarv for me to speak on behalf of the
Germans. for the high regard in which
they are held by Americans is exem-
plified by the magnificent reception
accorded prince of their country: and
it was not necessary for me 10 speak at
length for the Irish people. whose SER
vices to the Republic at every crisis in
its history have been so conspicuous.
but did deem It fitting to show how
greatly we were benefited by the Ital-
ians and the Poles. who are perform
ing services in the upbuilding of our
material interests which are absolutely
Indispensable.
Il believe it would be a most narrow
policy for the Americans to prevent
immigration. and hope to see contin-
ued the past liberal policy Of the coun-
try. Out Of a sense OF gratitude as
well as of duty. ] am willing to devote
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

what energy 1 possess to promote the
best American interests. But in this
/ have no personal ambition.
Whatever my friends on the Repub-
lican might say. 10 would be absurd
for me to aim for the Federal posi-
tions in Washington, even if they were
personally attractive to me, which
they are not Besides. I think those
honors ought to be conferred on men
older and abler than myself. and who
have borne the heat and burden of our
fights. / will be satisfied if I may work
in the ranks for Republican success.
II think the Republicans of Della
ware ought to form themselves into a
compact and valiant body to wage a
vigorous battle next fall. keep the
State i'm the Republican column, enact
needed reform legislation. restore our
union with the Federal Government by
electing two of our best citizens
/ United States senators. re-elect our
present congressman. save our colored
people from their fate in Maryland
and protect them in their right TO par
ticipate in the affairs Of a government
which they are obliged to obey
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
STATIONARY ENGINE
SUDDENLY FELL APART
Strange Accident at The Augustine
Paper Mills Early This Morn
iDg-PIant Shut Down

Suddenly and without warning the
large engine in the heater room of the
Augustine Mills of the Jessup and Moore
Paper Company, went TO pieces about
$50 o'clock this morning. The crash
brought all the employees running to the
engine room. Fortunately no one was
near the machine at the time and no one
was injured.
At the plant this morning it was stated
that the cause of the accident was not
known. Machinists are at work ON the
engine and will try to ascertain the cause
of the sudden breaking Of the engine.
As a result of the sudden shut down,
the employees are thrown out of work. 1t
is not known when the mills will resume
operations.
The wrecked engine was one of tho
largest in this part of the country. When
il was first erected the belt used on the
high Corliss engine exhibited at the Cen
tennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876
was brought here and for a number OF
years did service at the Augustine Mills
People who are familiar with the en-
gine say that it was a wonder that the
engine room was not demolished.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
FORMER MAYOR BLACK
or new CASTLE DEAD
Passes AWAY With Bright'S Disease
After an Illness Covering Nearly
Two Years

Samuel Black, one Of the best-known
residents of New Castle county, died in
his home in New Castle at $50 o'clock
this morning. He had been sufferer
with Brights disease for about TWO
years, but since the first of the year
had been in a critical condition.
Mr.. Black was born in New Castle
about forty years ago and lived there
all his life, He was the son of DR..
Charles H. Black and Anne Janvier
Black. He was the brother of DR.. John
D. Black, of New Castle; William Black,
former consul to Nuremburg; Mrs.
George Gray, Of this city. and Mrs.
Richard G. Cooper, OF New Castle.
Mr. Black was mayor of New Castle
over ten years ago, in the SOS, and
made an efficient and popular official
He also was collector of the port OF
New Castle, until the office was re-
moved from that city.
Arrangements have not, as yet been
completed for the funeral.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
ANGRY WATERS
FLOOD THE PARK
BraHdyWino Swollen and
Filled With Ice
DRIVEWAY WAS UNDER WATER
Water Department Employees Com
PEELED 10 Break Up lee Gorge
in The South Race

Swollen TO twice It's normal size and
Overlooking the banks at many places.
THE BIandywine rushed over the hid
den rocks in its bed this morning with
Ia roar that could be heard for several
squares. The stream has not been be-
fore so high this year. and those who
viewed tine raging torrent of water This
morning say that reports viii be re-
.ceived before night of great damage
done above this city.
The south race was choked with ice.
and about Q o'clock oyerhOwed it's
banks east of the Washington Street
School. The water soon covered the
park drive and poured over the retain
Ing wall into the Brandywine This
was a sight that has not been witness
ed before. Cakes of ice six feet square
foated over the driveway.
Fearing that much damage might be
done the Water Department sent out "a
large force Of men TO try to break up
the ice crush. The ice was piled several
feet high in the sluice near Market
street bridge Mixed with it were hun~
dreds OF branches OF trees and planks
that We're washed into the race fruther
up in the park. After several hours
hard work, the ice was started moving.
This relieved the race and by noon the
water had left the park drive. Chief
Engineer Bond and Water Commis-
lsioner Belts personally directed the
men.
4 The race bank ON the north side OF
the Brandywine was broken In several
places. At low water the Brandywine
was not as nigh as last year. accord
ling 10 the park guards. +. T. Candy
{ lof the Park Commission, was out look
cling at the damage done by the storm
r of last week. and will make a report L
the board when the next meeting IL
rlheld.
p Hundreds Of people visited the parl
e. during the morning, and stood alonl
E the retaining wall and on the bridg'
, over the stream at Market street watcn
/ ling what Is usually a calm and placi,
lstream. rushing on toward the Della
2 ware.
t The Christiana was not unusuall.
81 high. and it is not expected this rive
? will do any damage. At Eleventh
street bridge the Brandywine was no
high.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

ished when he reached his box The
royal visitor was enthusiastically re.
ceived by the large audience present,
and he bowed his Acknowledgements
repeatedly.
The first act of "Lohengrin" was fol-
lowed by the second of Carmen" the
third Of aida" the second of Tam.
hauser." the first of ia Traviata"
and the first scene Of the fourth act Of
Massenet's lie Cid" Among the art.
lists who took part were Mines Calve,
Gadski, Schumann-Heink, Emma
Eames. Ternina, Sembrich and Breval
and Messrs. Dipple, Bisham. Eduard
De Reszke. Alvarez. Scotti, Journet,
Nandyke, Van Rooy, Vanni and Salig.
nae. The conductors We're Walter
Damrosch. Flon and Beppilli
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
WILL START MACHINERY
CITY Electric COmpaHy's New PoWtrheuse
Nearly Finished

On Saturday the machinery will be
be put in motion In the new power
house of the Wilmington City Electric
Company ON the Brandywine Both
light and power will be furnished The
two buildings are of brick. each 45XlQ0
feet One building contains the boilers
and the other is used for electrical APP
paratuG Coal will be brought up the
|Brandywine in barges, thus saving
.heavy freight rates.
The unit at present installed is of
500 home power and has direct con
Inection With a 1000 multi polar dy
namo The unit to be placed in posi-
tiOn later ON win be "a duplicate of the
one now installed.
The two lighting units are 600 horse
power each. with 300 Kilowalt stand
ard generators.
-Four 200 horsepower Heirne boilers
comprise the first battery boiler Those
lfor the second battery are being un-
loaded from fat cars, and will be sci
up Immediately. They are furnished
with natural draught
The fede pump and apparatus Is in
! duplicate and water may be taken
from the Brandywne for feeding pur
poses. Direct connection also is had
with the city mains. and q supply from
this source is available when running
lnon-condensing
The switchboard is of the genera
electic type and is made Of black slate
llt is provided with six feeders, ant
has one standard general plane foi
erect guards
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
CAR LEAPED FROM BRIDGE
Jumps Down an Embankment and Into a
Building in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Feb. ga Wayne
avenue car. bound south, shortly after
S o'clock this morning jumped the
tracks on the Pulaski avenue bridge,
which crosses the Port Richmond
branch of the Philadelphia and Read
ing railway. and tore pathways down
a steep embankment into the wall Of
Emil Wahls mill building. located at
No $3.50 Pulaski avenue. There were
fifteen passengers in the car at the
time. the majority of them young
women. but. fortunately, not one was
injured
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
BURGLARS OBTAIN BOOTY
Entered No. 9S9 KirkwOOd Street aud
Stole Two Watches and Money

Burglars entered the home of Will
liam NJ. Dunn,No 939 Kirkwood street,
some time last night. The thieves
gained entrance through a back win
dow by prying open the shutters.
A sum of money, two gold watches
and chains, and some clothing were
taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn were sleeping in
the room from which the watches and
money were taken. but were not
awakened by the prowlers;
The robbery was reported to the DO
lice, but they have not found any trace
of the thieves to noon.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
BOERy RUSH BRITISH LINES
They Left Fifteen Dead and six Wounded
on The Field

London. Feb. 26.-Bord Kitchener
reports that six hundred Beers, driv-
ing cattle. rushed the outpost line near
BOthasberg. Transvaal colony. during
the night of February %, and that
some Of them got through. The Beers
left fifteen dead and six wounded on
the field.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
MRS. JACKSON QUARANTINED
Widow OF the Confederate General in
House With Smallpox

Charlotte. n. c., Feb. 26.-The resi-
dence of Mrs "Stonewall" Jackson in
this city, is under strict smallpox
quarantine. yellow flag in front of
the house arrests general attention
Mrs. Jackson refuses to leave the
house and she is also under quaran-
tine
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
FIREHVN CLAD N RUBBER
Friendship Company Has Purchased New
Service Uniforms

The Fire Committee of City Council
last evening visited Friendship Fire
Company and inspected the new rubber
clothing recently purchased in New
York One of the firemen was dressed
i'm the Iubbesr uniform and it was de-
cided as one of the best equipments
from every viewpoint. It simply
clothes "a man i'm rubber from head To
foot. including gloves and caps The
cap has shoulder cape attached. Other
fire companies in the city probably will
purchashe similar suits.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
BUYING GROCERIES AT LYNcHs

is genuine economy, you get 100
cents worth for every dollar and
more. You get anything you ask for,
and it's good. They recommend the
following seasonable goods: Salmon,
12c. can: Lobster. 2Oc can; Pure Cod
fish. 1Oc pound; white fat Mackerel.
10c each: Smoked Salmon, 14c. pound;
Smoked Herring. 10c. bunch; Boneless
Herring Zoe. can; Sardines, &c. can;
Imported Boneless Sardines, zoe. can;
fresh Shrimp. 10c. can; fresh CLANS,
10c can: Cove Oysters, 12c. can;
Kippered Herring. zoe. can; Soused
Mackerel 15c. can. Soups: Pea, To-
mato. Celery, Asparagus, Vegetable,
Turtle and Clam. 1Oc.. 25c. and 35c.
can. heinzs Vegetarian Baked Beans,
15c can. Farinaceous goods. All
kinds. Neufehatel Cream Cheese, sc.
package. Grated Parmesan Cheese,
zoe. lar schweitzer Cheese. Club
Cheese.
Dan. W. Lynch Company's stores,
Madison and Fourth streets, King and
Eighth streets.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
THREE NEW SMALLPOX CASES
Two COlOrsd Men aud One White Man The
sufferers

Three new cases of smallpox were
reported to the Board of Health this
morning. The houses were at once
duarantined.
Two Of the cases are on East Six
teenth street. The patients are Caleb
Johnson. of No. 206 East Sixteenth
street. and Fred Wilson, of No. 2lO
East Sixteenth streetv.
Bath patients are colored.
The other sufferer is Josiah Vim
cent. of No. II West Twenty-third
street. 1t is not known where the men
contracted the disease. When they
will be sent to the Emergency Hospital
is not known.
These are the first cases that have
been reported in this city for two
weeks.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
RHYNLAAD SPEEDING TO PORT
BIG Liner Spoken OF Nantucket Yesterday
RenNriS An We'll

The American Line steamship Rhyn
land, Captain Rogers. from Liverpool
February 10, and about three days over
due, was spoken OFF Nantucket yesteF
day morning and signalled "all well.
She was due at the Delaware Break
water this morning. and if she attempt.
the passage of the bay and river she
will get to her dock this evening. She
brings both cabin and steerage passen
gers.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
Red Cross Entertainment

The members of the Legion Of the
Red Cross. of this city. and their wives
will attend an entertainment in Phila-
delphia this evening to be given under
the auspices of the Grand Council OF
-PennsYlvanla.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
DO you WANT A POSITION?

New students are enrolling TO begin
a commercial or stenographers, course
on Monday next at Goldey College.
Market street corner Eighth. Now is
a good time 20 begin. Call any day.
Q to .. or night, Z to 9.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
WORKED BY Lantern Llgbt

The Wilmington Machine Company
has finished the repairs to the electric
plant at the W. c. Newport CompaRy's
works. at Riverside. While the plant
was out of order the night men were
forced to work by the light of lanterns.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

Changeable weather like today
causes colds. grip, pneumonia. almost
any old thing. but if you are provided
with a Paragon Health Policy" Of the
Union Casualty and Surety Company.
they will pay for the remedy. Phone
or write.
Vandever & Fallansbee,
4O4 Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
NIGHT SCHOOL,

A special three months course, be-
ginning Monday night. March 3, cost
ing only 50. with easy payments, at
Goldey College Market street, corner
Eighth Practical business branches.
Call tonight, or send for free circular.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
Will GIVE NEW LECTURE
Interesting Feature Will Be Singing
of Amphion Quartet

I In Epwouth M. e. Church tomorrow
evening the pastor, the Rev. Francis
Burgette Short S. T. D., will deliver
a lecture on "The Bright Side of Life.
1t is a new lecture. and has never been
delivered in this city.
DR.. Short viii be assisted by the
Amphion Quartet This is composed OF
the best-knOwn singers in Wilmington
Leonard Z. Wales. Frank II. Mason,
James V. Harbert and ]. Newman
Davis.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26
COMING HOME

"Old Maids Return From Oklahoma. d"
Everybody's going to see the old maids
i'm Epworth NJ. e. Church ON Friday
evening. February 2S. Is cents. Laugh
and grow fat"
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

The Amphion Male Quartet will sing
and Rev. DR.. Short viii lecture on "The
Bright Side OF Life in Epworth
Church tomorrow night. Is cents.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

Hear the lecture by Dr. F. B. Short
in Epworth Church tomorrow night
on "The Bright Side Of Life" The
Amphlon Male Quartet will sing.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

Take Brazilian Balm for old, deep
seated troubles. Il renovates. soc.
and 81.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

Be sure you get Allaband's Anodyne
Expectoraut for that cold.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

CARTMELLs STOVE ENAMEL
Makes pretty stoves.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

Feathers dyed. cleaned, curled. 61a
Orange street.
Evening journal., 1902-02-26

Hear the Amphion Male Quartet in
Epworth Church tomorrow night. 15c.