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Evening journal., 1902-04-29
prominent manner in the Collins muir

prominent manner in the Collins mur-
der.
1T makes me shiver every time
think how near came getting in trou-
BILE over this case said Mr.. Holt yes
terday
"WIhat do you mean?" he was
asked.
"Well, you see when farmers have
young horses that will not
work we'll on the farm they
ask the liveryman to bring
them good farm horse and trade for
the young animal Several weeks ago
Elmer Collins asked me about a horse,
and l had arranged to go to his house
on Saturday morning. April II. That
was the morning of the murder. ] was
delayed and could not make the trip,
but if l had gone out there / would
have arrived at the place about s
o'clock in the morning. / presume |
would have driven into the yard and
called out. No one would have an
swered me and l would have driven
away. When the murder was discover
ed. which was a short time after.
would have been arrested, because |
had been seen driving from the place.
tell YOU man never knows when he
is safe"
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
REPUBLICANS In CHARGE
OF The COUNTY HOSPITAL
For the First Time in Eight Years.
Superintendent Blackburn As
SumtS Charge Tomorrow

For the first time in the last eight years
and the second time since the New Castle
County Hospital was built, a Republican
superintendent and staff viii have charge
OF the institution. The Democrats will
be succeeded by Republicans tomorrow
when Superintendent Blackburn and his
staff will take charge Drs. Briggs and
Bastian, succeed Drs Springer and
Draper; James Lattomus attorney, sue
ceeds Il. X. Cochran. Jr.: DR. Henry sue
board, and J. W. Parker succeeds John
Lawson, as secretary.
Democrats have been i'm control of the
Institution since il was built. with the
exception of the years 1898 and 1894.
When the keys were turned over to the
incoming officers. it was proposed to give
big dinner at which the members OF the
Levy Court were invited to be present.
The smallpox at the Delaware State
Hospital. however, has obliged the board
Of trustees 10 change their plans and in
calling the meeting, they have requested
all persons 10 stay away but those hav-
ing business there. The members Of the
Levy Court. however, are expected to be
present as the depleted condition Of the
finances Of the institution makes it neces-
sary that they should visit it and be inn
pressed OF the need of money with which
to continue the hospital.
A member Of the Levy Court said this
morning that the Democrats who have
had charge Of the institution have spent
an OF the appropriations allowed by the
county and IL is now necessary for the
Levy Court TO appropriate more money to
tide the new BOARD over the fiscal year.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
FINED FOR KEEPING
SIX HOWLING DOGS
John Q. Adams Sentenced to Pay So
and Costs Amounting in All 10
S24.35

When the case Of John Q. Adams was
called in the City Court this morning,
charged with allowing his dogs to create
nuisance at No. sos East Eleventh
street, Solicitor Garrett asked leave to
file an amendment to his information.
]. Frank Ball, representing the defend
ant, asked that the case be dismissed on
the ground that the information was
signed by the deputy city solicitor. Judge
Cochran said this was not sufficient
ground for dismissal. The allegation in
the warrant is that the dogs gave annoy
ance to John Wolf from January to
April 10. There were over score iof
witnesses.
James II. Lynch testified that he rented
the property to Mr.. Adams. John Wolf,
of No. 1888 Pine street said Adams had a
number of fox hounds. They howled and
barked at night and kept him awake.
George o. Wolf, of No. 511 Shearman
street, said he saw six fox hounds on Mr..
Adams premises. He had heard them
bark at night.
Mrs. Helena Wintrup, Of No. 1918 LOm-
bard street, said she heard the dogs bark
ing and bowling. There is but one other
dog in the neighborhood,n she said. ''and
he has not sense enough TO bark"
Numerous other witnesses were ex'
amined for the prosecution. Witnesses
for Adams said the dogs were not nui-
sance. Adams was fined s. and costs.
The costs amounted to S19.S5.
Not the Holiday Wanted
James Holiday, colored, who was ar
rested last night. suspected of being Ed
ward Holiday. who is wanted in Dover
for the murder of Joseph Bailey, was dis
missed as he is not the man wanted.
Luigi Puzzo. charged with acting i'm
properly toward a girl waived a hearing
for the upper court. He was held in $500
bail.
Wesley Brown, charged with larceny
was held for a hearing ON Thursday
morning.
Frank Spearman. a vagrant. was sem
10 the worllhouse for thirty days. IL,
pretended he was afflicted. On him wa
found a number Of cards appealing fol
gifts.
/ Sarah Jackson, colored. wac 6ned q
and cost for being drunk and cisordsrsg
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
NVW CIGAR BECOMING POPULAR
Big Run on the Flor dc DurStsiu ROths
chiIdS RSDecials 6 Cent Cigar

Smokers now realize that the Flor
de Durstein Rothschild Especials 6-cent
cigar, manufactured by s. II. Dur
stein. is comfortably on the market,
and fills a long-felt want The cigar
.surpasses many cigars sold for 10
cents. and is made in two sizes. II is
Ia fine smoke. and is strictly hand
made. At this time although the cigar
is comparatively new, there is a great
demand for it. Orders are increas-
ing daily.
1t Is a genuine Havana tobacco
cigar and the smokers are waking up
to that fact in a gratifying manner.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
FRENCH Line ALLIED
WITH SHIP COMBINE

London, April 29.-The Exchange
Telegraph Company's Paris CORE
spondent today wires that the French
Transatlantic Company has arrived at
a tacit understanding with the shipping
combine along line identical with
the German Companies.
The English members of Parliament
are still filing numerous questions re-
garding the combine, which will be
asked in the House of Commons.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
wilI Give CIosing RecentIon

At the Y NJ. c. A. this evening the
closing entertainment of the season
will be given to the members and
their friends. The program will in
clude: Overture. orchestra; vocal
solo. Miss May Taylor; recitation, Miss
Emerson; banjo and guitar duet,
Messrs. Lesham and Long; acrobatic
work: violin solo, selected, Miss Edna
Turner Bradield recitation, Miss
Emerson; cornet solo, Mrs. Burnham;
gymnastic stunts; orchestra selec-
tiOns.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
FIRE COMPANY WANTS DRIVERS
Tive Men Who Arc Experienced Wanted BY
the Liberty COMPANY

The Liberty Fire Engine Company is
now minus two drivers for their engine
and hose carriage and they are having
trouble in getting two good, steady, ex.
perienced men for the positions.
The regular driver If the engine has
retired. In the past any member could
drive the hose carriage TO a FIRE, but the
company has decided to have regular
man in the future. The fact that tn,
company has just procured a new horse
for the carriage prompted the members
TO take this step. The horse is valued at
$500 and is a fine animal. Ii is a little
spirited and the men did not want every
one to be driving it lest It be ruined.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Real Estate Transfers

The following real estate transfers
We're recorded this morning:
Henela $. Gordon to Francis Strain
property on Sixth near Lombard street
consideration 1925.
John c. Gordy 10 ID. ]. Reinhardt
house on Third near Poplar street, con
sideration Sl,50O.
Jesse X. Baylis 10 Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery, property ON Wa
waset near jackson street, consideration
Sl,275.
Leonard S. Dyer TO Samuel Brooks,
No. 9O2 Pine street. consideration s.. 500.
Henderson Wier to Samuel Murphy
three story brick house. Delaware ave-
nue., between Washington and jefferson
streets, consideration $3.50.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
BIG BOAT TOWRD OUT
Tank Steamer Released From DrydOck at
IIarIan's

The big tank steamer ]. NJ. Guffey
of Port Arthur. Texas. which came
into Harlan's on Saturday for repairs,
was released today. She was built by
Henry G. Morse. now with the New
York Shipbuilding Company. but for
merly superintendent of the Harlan
and IIollingsworth Company.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Painters JON Rrotherhood

Journeymen house painters held a
big meeting last night, and the mem
bers were admitted to the Brotherhood
of Painters, Decorators and Paper
hangers The branch which was insu-
tuted in this city Will be known as No.
.634. Interesting addresses were made
by Henry Lober, OF Chicago, Business
Agent Sullivan, of Baltimore, and
Richard Monck. OF this city.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
MORE SMALLPOX At FARNHURST
Another White Man Is Reported to Have
DeVelODBd Disease

The number of smallpox cases in
the Delaware State Hospital was
increased to twenty today, when a
white man developed the disease. He
is 80 years old, and is not likely to re-
cover.
All of the other cases are doing os
well as can be expected.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
JournaI SOLD ne Hot cakes

Smyrna, April 29.-The article in
reference to the alleged confession
made by William Waite, published in
last nights Evening Journal, created
a sensation here. and papers sold rap
idly. the demand far exceeding the
supply. Local interest centres in
Waite. as his relatives here are we'll
known colored people and the fact that
he had been in Smyrna, Kenton. Clay
ton and Brenford just before his as
sault upon James Anderson, the Lau-
rel farmer. added interest to the forced
confession
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.

West Church. corner Eighth and
Washington streets. where the World
Famous Rock Band will entertain to-
night (29th) rain or shine. is one of
tho largest auditoriums and best
sounding buildings I'm the city. No
one need stay away. Room for all.
Admission free. A silver coin is
asked for in the collection.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Wife Mnrderer Hnnren

Philadelphia, April 29.-At 1904
o'clock this morning the trap beneath
the gallows at Moyamensing prison
was sprung. and Albert Smith, who
murdered his wife. was hanged. Smith
was tho seventh colored man to be
hanged during the administration of
Sheriff Wencel Hartman.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
DELEGATES ASSIGNED HOMES
About 40 Are in Attendance at the
Sunday School Convention

Delegates to the Convention Of the
Delaware State Sunday Schools. wrich
opened in Grace NJ. e. Church this af-
ternoOn began TO arrive early this
morning, and were assigned TO homes
by the Entertainment Committee. The
convention opened at 2 o'clock, and
the following subjects were offered for
discussion: THE Association and Its
Work" Statistics and Finances, %
Conventions and Other Gatherings
and Department Work.
AT 6 o'clock this evening the State
Executive Committee viii meet in the
lecture room. About 145 delegates will
be in attendance.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Lawrence TaYIor Dead

Lawrence Taylor. the well-known
saloon keeper. died in his home, No.
S11 West Seventh street, last night. He
had been in with heart disease for
some time Yesterday Mr.. Taylor
was feeling much improved. but sud
denly he was taken worse and died in
la short time.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
cHURcHMtN IN CONVENTION
One Hundred and Eighteenth Session
of Its Kind Begins in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, April 29.-The one
hundred and eighteenth annual con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese of Pennsylvania
began its sessions this morning at 10
O'Clock in the Church of St Luke and
the Epiphany, Thirteenth street be-
low Spruce.
The communion service, which is
the preliminary to all conventions of
the church. was participated in by all
the delegates, the Rev. James De
Wolfe Perry. of Germantown, being
tho celebrant. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. F. A. d. Launt,
OF St David's. Manayunk.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
MIIIer Arrested in eaItlmore

George r. Miller, who was arrested
here several weeks ago on the charge
of larceny as bailee preferred by John
Rex. and who jumped his bail, was ar
rested in Baltimore yesterday. James
Kane was on his bond for $500. He
will be brought here for trial.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Forest Fire Raging

Waynesboro, Pa, April 29-The
largest forest fire of the year is rag
ing in the mountains east of here, and
the Blue Mountain House and Pen-Mar
buildings are in danger. A locomotive
started the fire. which has covered
many hundreds Of acres.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Slate tor EXECUTIVE Officers

A member Of the new Board of
Health said this morning that no time
was yet set for the caucus to be held
to elect executive officers. A politician
said he had it on good authority that
J. c. McCaulley and II. X. Wadman
would be two of the four mex.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
j. N. vandegrift Is Dead

James M. Vandegrift. a prominent
citizen of McDonough, died in his home
last night. in the S9th year Of his age
He leaves a wife and three children,
He was director of the Odessa Bank
and was known throughout the State.
Mr. Vandegrift had been ill about q
month.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
surIed in Potter,s Field

Joseph Bailey. colored. who died in
the Delaware Hospital from the ef-
fects of being shot by Edward Holl-
day. colored, in Dover. several days
ago. was buried in Potter's Field this af-
ternoon. No one claimed the body.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Ballot Boz Stuffers snrrender

Philadelphia, April 29.-Samuel SAL
ter. former deputy coroner; Thomas
Meeser and Joseph Rogers, who have
been fugitives from Justice, surrender
ed themselves to Judge Audenried in
court room 453. City Hall. this morn
ing. The men are accused of stuffing
the ballot boxes.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Death Of a Prominent Woman

Mrs. Enoch Miller. a prominent
woman of Talleyville, died in her home
last night. aged about 40 years. She
was the widow Of the Rev. Enoch Mil
Ter. who at one time was pastor of
Grace Church. in Brandywine hundred.
She leaves four children.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
YOUNG MEN IN TROUBLE
Arres ted for Trespass But Magistrate
Hollis Was Lenient

Walter n. Donaldson and William
Winkler, aged 90 and Is years, were ar
rested last evening for trespassing on the
property Of the B. n o. railroad. They
were arraigned before Magistrate Hollis
this morning and dismissed. They were
both well dressed.
Winkler had SO and Donaldson had
five cents. The former bought a ticket
for his home in Baltimore. Donaldson is
stranded here The young men were
both looking for work.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Must Answer SERIOUS charre

James b. Ross was arrested in Do
yer yesterday by Constable Green,
charged with acting improperly to-
ward Amelia NJ Sparks, of this city.
Magistrate Wood held him In $500 bail
for the upper court
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
WANT COOK AND LAUNDREss.

A cook and laundress are needed to
prepare meals and wash for the
smallpox patients at the Delaware
State Hospital for the Insane at Farm
hurst The cook may be male OF fe-
male. white or colored. Applicants
should apply to DR.. Hancker, OF the
Institution. stating the salary desired.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Float Was Released

The float which was iammed against
the south approaches of Third street
bridge. was released today. II then
was tied up at the wharf Of The Dia-
mond State Steel Company.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
VIII Give Recital

On Thursday night Miss NeTa Anita
Bailey viii give a recital in Harrison
Street NJ. e. Church. She will be as
sisted by local talent
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
Consul General Osborne Dead

London. April 29.-United States
Consul-General Osborne died in his
home. il Wimbledon. at 1880 o'clock
this mOTniBg.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29
no You WANT .OOO?

II so. every time you wind you
watch drop ten cents In The New
idea" Savings Bank. Ask for booklet.
The Mutual Life. S37 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29

Any old hat biocked in the latest
style by Saltgiver & Bupp, 1O6 West
Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29

AS PRETTY AS A PICTURE.
The house painted with Felton-Sib-
ley's fine paint. Cartmell, Sixth and
Madison.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29

Every time you cough. take fve
drops Of Brazilian Balm. 10 and 25c.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29

BEAUTIFUL POLISHED FURNI-
TURE
with cartmsIrs furniture polish.
Evening journal., 1902-04-29

From factory TO wearer. 81 and s.
Hats. Saltzgiver & Bupp, 106 West
Seventh street
Evening journal., 1902-04-29

It's Dollars to Dots" you can't get
EN- right
Evening journal., 1902-04-29

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THE EVENING JOURNAL
is first In Local News. a COM
parisOn with other Wilmington
newspapers proves this.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
Ponce
le D.deabse { ~

Dssputs &c dos mcscs % calcrnedld. "a
nesiJ 81 u msflana ae hly con Af.ssiles D.Az
Das nsegado i CdEsaTa poE (. pArido Fe-
pGb,caho
EavA.als uues.fa corto'olois Z "a s-loTa
viaia. hermangs y eenas raycr;es Eel iinado.
as hoy lego d yaplr Vase. 0e A@-
yae,4el. A.sa ea.si la.. Faii.s Sc cespa-
Cho p.ra - p2eg.as ~ .la4-a42. Asroyo )
san jcan.
10 : pealiea;e &C c4rga.
rs - public oomicnss q gnejaIsc dc IA
iarda3sa cue sc Ssirc a Is csTgos ~ rs dos
desyios Isl ira3 que csadaoe q !. PLAYA.
S-.is c2nven.-n.e c-m3.n4r melar Is sa-
]. Is de lgs carQs.
- II Clrb C q disidencil Ie1ub icana
ha izad5 hog ia aanlera media asia con M
two dc "a muer.e dc don Aris;idss DaZ
-. Freculniesncnte duran;c 81 5ia en-
tran salen de- puerto varios bsrcos de guerra
de- los cue cclebran :. simulscro &c descmbaroo
y defensa.
Ell. De Mayaguez Sc esqera = go!ela
"Nicgorla."
- TAmb;dn sc aguarda el vapor ameri-
cano ''Aiagacsib3." cue l.evar% para New York
gran oaniidad dc chiras.
- Nacirl:en.os rsSis,rados c. el dia de
lose Angel Rivera. Iuana Gernaaa Rive
r, Maria Aicoiasa Morales y GoIzaez, Angel
Colon Y Alicea, Simon Maya Rafael Costa.
May Geneviebe RuI1 y BagbJ.
- Delanciones; a. is;.des Diaz Diaz,
Zoo Gutierrez, Harrys Skinner de delirlun
tremeusG Jose Ramon Martinez.
- MatTimon;ys: Arturo Idrach con
LuiSa Aware.
- Actualmente sufren co1idena en- Ia
carcel pdblica IS5 iud.viduos, de ellos IA mu-
Jeres.
- Parece que una comisi6n del pari-
do repubicano disldente quiso hacerse cargo
del entierro del cadaver de don Arisdes Diaz
para verihcarlo civilmeDte, dciendo que el Sc
nor Diaz no era cat0ico.
La fanilia Sc opuso, advirliendo Ia conf
sion que durante la larga enfermedad que ST.
fri6 don Arfs.ides, no tue visitado For ninguna
conision del partido, que seria euterrado ca
toicamente como efectivamente hizo las
cinco lie la tarde, asistiendo bastante concu-
rrencia de amigos.
k. Por tenor a los des5rdenes que
puedan ocurrir", no Sc efecuara este aiio tam
POGO la traditional misa del gallo
~. En- el en.ierro del cad@ver de don
Aristldes Daz despldi6 el duelo, en nolnore de
la fanlilia. el Lcdo, don Angel Acosta.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
Pzefaaas0TaS eze azaa asSoaa0

Del Lt5ro Cnarto de Lecfnra, serie esco
ar del seil3r l5ernandtz .juncos, pg0Aino Pu
olicarse es este preciosc soneto:
Apeles y el zapatero
Ante los oj>s del coucurso griego
Puso Aoeles un lieazo de su nlano;
Era Ia copia del pastor troyauo,
Causa fataI del memorable fuego.
Con recelc.o Y blando ruego
Ccnstllta uno o.ro ciudadano:
Censura Ia saudalia TN artesano
el divine Piacel Ia ennieada luego.
Henchido entouces de soberbia el necio
Insiste con ridicuio aparato
De talsa erudiciou, en- tono recio
Censur6 10 mas beilo del letrato.
Pero Apeles volvi6se con desprecio
dijo "Zapatero, til zarato".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
p0Ea In twdgsics9Ra
Humacao, Diciembre 9 de 1902.

Catorce pesos ochenta centavos, entire TN
censo de IS 900 almas, pudo reunir la sefiorita
diligente y entusiasta Presdenta de Hijas de
Maria, para tales cultos. Causas de falta de
salud ocupaciones particulares llevaron fuera
de la ciudad q nuestro organista. Difcultades
por todos lados para celebaar con solemnidad
Ia fiesta; mas, todas fueron 4 tempo vencida
bien puede decirse que Humacao en- NADIA ha
desdecido esta fiesta de las de afios anteriores
La Salve, de Candi, Ave Maria de "Cava-
llerfa Rusticana" Misa, de Prado, fueron ad-
mirablemente interpretadas y cantadas por di-
cha sefiora dofIa Gregoria GuzmAn de Ortiz
acompafiadas al 6rgano por dofia Modes.a Ott-
70, acreditada pianists.
Ell temple ha estado concurrido desde el
primer dia repleto en- estos dos tiltimos aetos.
El Padre Garcia ha predicsdo todas las no.
che sobre dotes notas de la Iglesia
Un espectador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10

Como veran nuestros lectOres en-
la seccion correspondence, los azuca-
res han tenido alza en- el mercado de
Nueva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-10
e8NCTIGIASSo Q o

=. Es;a noche di Tc;rcia en- IN plaz;
principal Il banda DC n policis. con q sgr;en;s
prografna:
Marcia "Amer;ca Forever. PAUL.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
TRUE PROTECTION FOR NEGRO.

LET HIM BECOME MOST SUCCESSFUL MAN IN
COMMUNITY. SAYS BOOKER T WASHINGTON.
Tuskegee. Ala. Feb. 1s-The eleventh annual ses-
sion Of the Tuskegee negro conference assembled
at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute to-
Gay Booker T. Washington presided At the OPEN
ing session Principal Washington said:
II IS most encouraging 10 note that the time has
come when Northern people and Southern people
can cooperate III the uplifting OF all classes VINO
need assistance
1t is with race as with individual: the place
% begin 10 make Improvement is right where il is
II We cannot improve our condition in the South
DO not believe that there many spots on earth
v here We can do There is opportunity open
IN the South for every black purchase Il
farm and make an Independent living upon that
farm. Agriculture viii give the foundation
upon which 10 build and prepare itself FOR i'm
pOrtant things.
Throughout the South the youth Of our r>ce
should be constantly reminded that We have 1e
mechanical and domestic emp.oyments, practically
in hands.
There Is nothing in politics any other avenue
OF life that can begin 10 compare IN independence
Just now 10 the negrOs securing a home and be
coming a taxpayer and preparing his children for
the important occupations that about his doors
The most lasting and potent protection the negro
can have in any part Of the country is for him 10
become the most successful man in his community