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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

1t is related that en- the last tour
Of President Mckinley In the South
Andrew Carnegie was in the party, and
all were asked to attend reRrc church
ia Thomasvile, Ga, where very
fervid oulored minister otticiated. 1t
is said that whenever lull came In
the service the deacona took up col
lection but through hospitab!e motives
avoided PASSING the box to the white
visitors. The old pastor arose at last
and preached sermon that was at
the same time eloquent, earnest and
ridiculous preaching right at the
white folks-and his description of the
poverty OF the church was SO impressive
that when the deacon passed the CON
tribut on boxes around for the third
time MIR. Carnegie intercepted one and
dropped fifty. dollar bill in the box.
The boxes were placed On the pulpit
and the Old preacher counted their
contents. When he had finished he
placed handful of small change on
one side and crisp gresnbaok on the
other. Clearing his throat he said:
'Breddern, we has been greatly blessed
by dish yer contribution. We has heah
TO- dollahs M fo'ty cents dat ia good.
an if de fifty-dollah bill put in by de
white gemmsn wild de gray whisKefs
is also good we is blessed with 0 whole
lot noah, and he looked suspiciously
at the giver of libraries and campaign
funds Philadelphia Evening 1ele-
graph.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02
BLASTS FROM RIMS HORN.

Conduct shows the content of charac.
ter. H..-=--..-
Sincerity is the one great secret of
success.
The heart that sings wings itself to
heaven.
The gloomy church breaches sunless
heaven.
Diversities in truth are cot diver
gencies,
Better be a poor man than rich
machine.
Crooked lives makes the cross
Christian.
Some churches make very successful
burial clubs.
No man finds his w.rls till he loses
himself in it.
1t takes great man to escape un-
deserved glory.
Don't try to keep your pigs aud your
pearls together.
The most needy man is always my
nearest neighbor.
Looking into lifs's ledger will lead
to loving thanksgiving,
Prayer should sound Of thank you"
rs much as Of "please.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02
CITY COUNCIL s SESSION.
Assessors to Have Two Clerks Each !
stCnl of One,

Assessors to Have Two Clerks Each In
stead of one.
City Council he'd its regular weekly
meeting Thursday. A. resolution was
unanimously adopted empowering AS
SCISSORS Eugene NJ. Sayers and George
II. McCall to appoint an additional
clerk each, 10 be paid by Council. The
work in the Office has increased to such
an extent that one clerk for each asses
SIR is not sufficient and for some time
MIR. Savers has had two assistants,
Thomas +. Gormley being paid b3 the
city, and Albert L. Heseion by Mr..
Savers. MIR. Hession, as we'll as Mr..
Gormlpy. will now be paid by the city,
as will also the two clerks who will be
appointed by Mr.. Mccall.
City Treasurer Feaster reported bal
anoe TO the credit of current expenses
amounting to SOL, 52J.74, Of which
500, 52i. IA is in the First National and
IS, nC0 in each Of the four depository
banks. His rscsipts during the week
we're as iollows From Tax Collector
Savers, $500; Collector Lewis, Sl,O0l ;
City A uditor Boughman, S763 from the
Delaware ~ Atlantic Telegraph and
Telephone Co., its annual tax on poles
| 1916 and S37. 80, rent of King and
French streets, respectively.
Interest amounting TO 81, lao, which
is due January LIST, was ordered paid.
The following payrolls for December
were ordered paid President and mem.
bers of City Council, s275. 20; Police
Department, s5,65o. 10; general city
! officers and employees, 81, S44. 20.
No mention was made of the request
of the Trustees OF the Poor that Coun.
Gil contribute toward the ocst Of the
contagious disease hospital at Farm
hurst, the committee having no report
| To make
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.

Ex- Congressman William II. II.
Cowles died at his home in Wilkes.
boro, N. o.. Monday.
Consul Lane, at Smyrna, has cabled
this State Department that the plague
has broken out at that point.
William Smith, coiored, a yiolinist,
was crushed 10 death at Hancock,
Ind, Monday, by tree falling on
him.
The new 100000 plant of the
Youngstown tOhiol Iron SHEET and
Tube Go. will begin operations next
Monday.
Councilman. at Large Joseph Potter
was made the president of Camden City
Council Monday at caucus held by
that bedy,
The Navy Department has decided to
establish wireless telegraph plants ut
the Washington navy yard and at
Annapolis,
The Bethlehem Steel Go. has been
awarded contracts for guns and shells
for two Mexican gunbuats and for a
Turkish cruiser.
BENJAMIN 4. Havens was appointed
deputy clark of the United States Dis
trict CoOrt OF New Jersey Monday by
Judge Kirkpatrick.
The Morelia & I'aoanboro Railway,
Timber and land Co., with capita
of sG,0U0.00o filed articles OF in
corporation at Trenton Monday.
Six boys were inside a frame build
ing being moved at Bath Gate, N. ID.
and when it collapsed one of them wa'
killed and another seriously injured.
General Baron lamaguohi, whn com
manded the JaI anese troops in China
has resigned from the Japanese army
because public charges OF lootiDg hat
been brought against MIN.
Hugh j. Bonner of New York ha'
accepted an appointment as chief o
the Fire Department of Manila. 1t il
purposed 10 organize the Manila fir
fighting service on modern American
lines.
The London War Office Monds!
issued further list of the British
casualties at Zeefontsin, showing tina
30 men were wounded and GAG mad
prisoners. Tho latter have all been re
leased
Ex- Senator p. Gray Mesk of Belle
fonte, Pa, Monday entered hail 10
his appearance in Ciearfield county Z
answer charge of criminal libel, pre-
ferred by State Treasurer elect Fran
q. Harris.
Brother Pascal, one of the oldea
members of the franciscan Order il
the United States, ed Monday a
the monastery in West Paterson, N. j
He was 81 years old, and had been
member Of tho order GO years.
A man entered the Office of the Pru
Dental Insurance Co.. in Roxbury
Mass, Monday, and pointing re
volvor at the young woman cashier
Wilhelmina Mott, compelled her
give him $50 which was in drawer
He then escaped.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02
MOSTLY SCISSORS AND PASTE.


An unusual instance Of literary col
laboration Is the work OF two clergy
men, the Rev. Freeman Wills and tie
Rev. Frederick Langbridge, In drama
tizing Stanley Weyman's novel, Count
Hannibal.
The Russian novelist, Maxim Gorky,
two of whose most striking works arc
on tine list of the Scrlbners, IL reported
TO be extremely i'll, and has been ordered
to the South by his physicians, who say
that his life would bs in danger II be
were to remain in Mini Novgorod.
1.-THE Academy recently made an
attempt to keep IA with the extra
ordinary issue of new novels by issuing
a Fiction Supplement; but the attempt
was futile, for in four days after the
supplement was ready there arriv ed
81 additional volumes of new fiction,
beside several dozen bulky tales for
boys and girls
The talest giraffe in the New York
Eco has about three feet of sore throat,
and the business of curing it is puz-
zIing the authorities, who are con.
sidering the feasibility of letting the
work out by contract.
A splendid brine for sailing beef may
be made with gallon of boiling water.
tritie of salt, few cents worth oil
sntpetre and two tablespoonfuls oil
brown sugar. Let the beef remain in
it for fortnight.
u Al. ~ T..
big cities spread out in country village
styls they would each make q town o.
about 5000 inhabitants.
Germany, like this country, has AZ
excess of doctors. From 1883 TO 19Ot
the number of physicians there In
creased from 10, 76i to 23,3i4.
"lou can generally size up man
oalibIe by the way he smokea n cigar,
said the communicative conductor
"You think being on a street car 81
much of my time, have little oppor
tunity for observation, eh? Well, that
where you're wrong, | come ia onntac
| with the meanest kind OF smokers, tn
kind who carry their butts with then
I on the cars, and light up again whsl
! they get off. / don t mind man walk
ing few blocks 10 finish his ciea
rather than throw it away, hut d.
| kick on the cheap skate VINO carrie
| his O. gar into the ca. Sometimes h.
lets it shoulder, to the annoyance o
women passengers, and then tells you HI
isn t smoking. Other times he will rul
1t against the back platform until III
fro is extinguished. and then hold th
but between his fingers. Few thing
are more obnoxious 10 people who don
smoke than the smell of a cigar tina
has gone out, and once cigar has son
out it loses it's flavor, and only chea
man would attempt to relight it. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

DR.. George Davidson, Of the Uni
versity of California. has been wonder
ing for iour years past how Cape Nome
got its name Geography Is his special
tield, and it is his pro essiOnal ooncern
to know the wherefore OF geographic al
namSs But "Noms" beat HIN. lie
set to work to trace IL lack 10 ita orig n,
and the earliest appearance he could
find Tor IL was in British Admiral y
chart Of 1853. That led him to surmisa
that the cape was named by oil ers of
the English frigates Herald aud Power
during an expedition in search Of Sir
John Franklin. So he wrote 10 the
Admiralty Office in London to inquire
il there were any ''Nomes'' Oh tho list
OF men who sailed in those vessels. The
reply, recently communicated by DIR.
Davidson to the National Geographic
Magazine, was that when the chart in
question was first made, aboard the
Herald, attention was called to this
point by the mark {? Nance. Tho chart
was sent home in hurry, and the
draugbtsmRn who linked 1t made the
mark read &c. Name. ~ But he did mot
make his "a'' distinctly, and the Ad-
mifalty photographed made it &C.
Nome" And so Cape Nome the
point has been ever since, and il
likely to remain SO until it gets rich
enough 10 support buard of aldermen.
Thea its name will be changed, for that
ia one of the misohiefs that aldermen
can be trusted to do. e. S. Martin, in
Harper's Weekly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02
:
CURRENT LTTER4TUR f.

The January issue of Country Life is
called the California number, and con-
tains much information Of that garden
spot OF the country. 1t has been said
one is in q new world when he enters
California, and judging from the
numerous pictures it is true. The de-
soription Of the geographic and climatic
features are especially interesting to
Eastern residents. And tine trees
''bes de these monsters the trees of
ordinary forests are as pygmies. The
article on 'Plant-growing and Human
Culture" shows what the semi-tropical
garden has done for civilization and
makes suggestions for our new de-
tendencies. City jewellers who love
nature will find this magazine as
valuable az will residents of the coun-
try. The publishers are Doubleday,
Page & Co., "a Union Square, New
York.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

why the Mountains Never Grow Smaller.
The mountains are always moving
down into the valleys. When SPRING
time comes 9, cry stream will run muddy
in its course. At this rate all the soil
from the hills would soon be gone we're
not this soil being constantly replaced.
Water soa!is into the crevices of the
rocks. and when it freezes it sweils with
almost irresistible force. That very
littls OF 1t eau crack an iron PIPE most
of us have found to our coat. Thus
the rock is split, and the pieces made
in this way are again broken into finer
and finer fragments until new soil is
made to take the place OF that whiuh is
go rapidly moving down to tho ioplanda.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

Fifteen chickens we're on exhibition
at Magistrate Bradley's court Monday
night, when Henry U. Booker, colored,
OF Brandywine hundred was nrraigned
on the charge Of larceny of chickens
from John Donahoe Of noar Carpenter
station. Booker was held In $500 bail
for the Court of General Sessions. The
chickens had been recovered at several
places by Constable Green.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

Where anathsstine bazy clouds
In sunsets afterglow,
Are size by side with rose-tipped banks
OF mist like driTted snow,
There CLEANS the blue of heaven,
The peaTl-grey evening mist,
The golden gov, the clouds OF snow,
All rose aud amethyst.
delaware Churehuan,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

A COED ohilbain lotion is made by
dissolving an ounce of muriate Of
ammonia in half pint OF cider vinegar |;
apply it frequently.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

A paragraph has been in circulation,
to the effect that Thomas Hardy had
given up writing novels; but the state
ment is denied on the best authority,
that CT Mr.. Hardy himself.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

An unusual instance of literary col
laboration is the work of two clergy
men, the Rev. Freeman Wills and the
Rev. Frederick Langbridge, in drama.
tizing Stanley Weyman's novel, Count
Hannibal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

The Russian novelist, Maxim Gorky,
two of whose most striking works arc
on tine list of the Scrlbners, IL reported
TO be extremely i'll, and has been ordered
to the South by his physicians, who say
that his life would bs in danger If he
were to remain in Mini Novgorod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
MuS Dem Nprbmeffen.
minnefDta.

MilIerpiue, Correspondent
= te @attin bes 9errn Sobn Mtl
Ter, mel9er unldnslt bas .Seitlide:
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lit am Donneritas, ben 10. DECEMBER,
zines plOsli9en Sobes seitorben' Gin
9ersi9las ma9te auseni9einli9 if
rem Dalein etn gnbe. = 6err Con.
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unb beltebter @el9dftemann, bat it9
our Sreube ieiner InsebOrtsen uno
Sreunbe mieber tbeilmetie uon ieinem
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unb lol9e pom Brandon erbielten bic
Na9rt6t BON benz Iooe bes Serrn
9etnri9 <nfbammer in Sbatopee.
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ais Ble9l9mieb in benz @eiddfte bes
9errn .. s. Olion tbatis, bis er les.
ten CONNER SenOtbiSt mar, weSen
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pee suridSusieben. gr btnterlieb bier
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mentli@ unter ietnen S0riteruereins
%brioern, beiien eifrises MitSlieO er
mar.
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gtabliruns Der Mdo@en &eiormi9u
lie am bieitsen Plabe bat bic 8iqase
Der Staats : Auffi9tsbeb0roe einen
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tben 8auplas offerirt.
Caledonia. - Ser 14idbrtge
gilbert &insfep murbe am Samitas.
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mes 8aumes bebilFi9 mar, beim Tim
itarsen bes lestern eri&lasen.
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Samitas frib UNI 1 l1br brannie bas
als 1901" befannte unb non ltber-
li9en Otrnen occuptrte @ebdube auf
benz vYotnt" nteber unb purbe iammt
Snbalt 5erit0rt. Ser 8erluit betrdst
etma $4,000. OaS @ebduoe seb6rte
9errn S. vs.. Sparsur.
Btnegitp. = Ser %eiierne 9elb
i@ranf In 9o0an6 u. &o6's Sdant
pirthi@aft uurbe erbroden, unb $500
aus bemielben seitoblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
@te lift OieS!
sc IS . {.

0ir bieten %einbunbert Dollars gelobnuns
fir ieben SAT- pon Satarrb, Der ni1t burd
ginnebmen pon Saq's Satarrb Sur sebeilt
merben fam.
s.. s. @benep& Co., gisentb. ,Eolebo, ..
Nir, bic lntersei9neten, baben s. s. Gbe=
nep ieit ben lesten Is Sabren sefannt unb
balten ibn fir poufommen ebrepbaft in alien
Observation-Disclosures nnb %inan3iea be-
fGbiSt, aqe BON ielner Sirlna e%inseSansenen
8erbinbli9feiten gu erfiiqen.
@ei 3ruar, @roBbdnbler=D ro9uiften,
Eolebo, Ohio.
W%albtn9, &innan& SO arpi n, @rob=
banbels: Orosuiiten, Solebo, Ohio.
Saa's &atarrbsS Sur pirb innerlid 9enom=
men unb mirft brett auf bas 8lnt unb bic
i9leimiSen Oberfldde bes Spitems. 3euS=
nifie frei uerianot. preis rs @ents bic Sla=
i9e. 8ertauft pom alien Mpotbefern.
SaO's Samilienz9 iqen bic beften
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Terqus Talls. = Ote en-

Sergus sails, = Die Sn
buItrial 60. pon Prouibenee, g. s.,
bat i'm Ser. Staaten @eri9t S9ritte
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iteat, um bic 3ablunS uon Bombs
i'm 8etrase Don $13e. 900 gu ii9ern
unb als 8erflaste iinb senannt bic
8aier, Sight uno Bonner Co., bic
minneapolis Sruit 60 bic Staot
st. glouo uno u 8. Sale, &ecsiuer.
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&i4ter 9o4reu CUR @erbanoluns toms
men.
groofton. = Ote Common
wealtb 0umber Company lit %aufsefor=
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4. September ben StaG oes Serrn @.
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6aft 9enommen morben.
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WaiierSlas barit unoeibm fleine Stid.
den @las tn bic Nu9en bran9en, 10
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beioen GuSen einbiben mtrb.
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bes @eri6ts murbe Der Nnmalt Sobn
M. Go&rane BON @ranb Sorts Don
&i4ter S. s. 8omau nit elmer Strafe
BON 500 beleSt, uno ba it9 berielbe
rpeiserte, gu 3ablen, TINS @efdnsniB
absefibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

"A, 6 S%paulbins 5.03, 6 @oooz
NORTH So .11.S3.
Metre @rDpe.
Sobn Sonemeper 1913, Solepb
Smbide $50, Serm Smbide 500,
Seinri6 Weper len IA, Germ s
Meper 7.16, Clemens Meper $50.
New sc 6.
Gbresmam & Sobn $2O.61, Sobn
Srepel fen 10, IA, Matb Yieel 81
05, Sen S6wieters S.07, Maria
Serbaar 1906 S s. @ieber 6.2s.
New Yapnespille.
Ntlantic glepator So $26.95 8
s. Sraolep 1892, HapnesuiQe Sant
1880, Srown, &nebel & Garpenz
ter 9.97, Soplan, Sradett & 50
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sel & 9enner 6.35, g s. Sreis 49,
80, Geo Grams 5.11, @ebr Singer
67.37, SO i @reelep 34.65, Sol
mes Il Srpnilblnn S.66, s & Sols
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Ybil Sent 1920, Sill & 6aa 49,
25, Soolano & Swemes 1904, 8
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Saines 800, 5 @ & as Sobnlon
SIS, Sam &roonblomb 1925, S
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american Storage 60 1890, s Ct
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Glepator So 13.47, So gilon 9.35,
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20. Sc, Mia Srefielb 1912, IS
Hbiaips go, Sobn Ebilipps S.29,
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st / Of mDnb.
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50, s. s Drumming 500, S Sades
II. Is, Sersbof & @enner 1912,
Ni6 SObnen TAI, &i6monb Sanf
10000, SacOb Seioen 21.52, 80 &
GroB 21.2O, stephan Sanger S.4S,
Solepb @reineber 1870, SEQ Sol
mann IA. "A, Wsi6 6ammer 1888,
8. 9embed 5.S3, q. Molitor $40,
S s. &0ttser 5.51, Ni6 &0ber ST.
20, Sobn S9efers $50, Solepb
S6mantle 1856, @enner & gan=
ser Go, eSbOmas @enner 1914,
@end & Gang 95.40.
9 +. SOepb.
Srau S. gernid So. 2 sc Sold
5.S3, Sobn anobla6 1921, Sbere=
tia &rabl 1924, 80 s &oti6epar
50. 07, @ebriber eolo %. 10, Solepb
einnemann 80 %, Martin Solo So
81, SEQ Meper $50, anna sc Mul=
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1856, Sbeooor 3immer 1881.
g +. Wartin.
Soleb 4(tmam S21.45, Sromn &
6dbn 34.74, Gi@ Slonisen 5.71,
Weatb &ubl 7.1S, Wtart Noa $50,
Yeter S@mib 5.21,/ Sauf gaIep
Creamery So 5.94, Wartin @asso=
ner 10.
spring Sill.
Slogan & Sobn $500, Sobn
@epmam 100.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

Seit Sabren erfannte bic ct. Osarien Gemsinbe In Meranbria bic
9totbmenbisfeit elmer ibren gebirfnfen entprebenoen &ir9e, unb lanse mar
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sebesten qlan CUR germirtibuns selansen gu luien. Ssbalb Der nd9fe
suf senommen, unb beuOr Oas neue sSabr gum abidlub ssanst ien uirb,
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Elm Iol6es, bas Der Stabt unb namenltb Der @emeinbe our 3terbe ub benz
rdden mtrb.