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Evening journal., 1903-05-07
PLEASED WITH CALIFORNIA
TheiRev. Or. Short Meeting With Sue
cess in His New Field There.


The Rev. Francis Burgette Short, S.
r. D., formerly pastor of Epworth NJ.
f. Church, this city, now of San Jose,
Cali writes to friends in this city as
follows:
Yes. this is California, the land Of
sunshine and flowers, and gold; but
the gold does not fall from heaven,
nor grow on bushes; it must be dug for
just as people do in the East. This
city is often called "The Garden City"
because of it's flowers and natural
beauty; and It is well called, for
every yard Is a flower garden. Many
homes are covered with roses, thus
making a fit abode even for the gods.
Two months ago today we arrived
here, and were most cordially greeted
and welcomed by DR.. and Mrs. c. II.
Walter, who once lived in Wilmington,
and We're members Of st. Paul M. e.
Church during the pastorate of Dr.
Barrett. DR.. Walter is one of the most
prominent physicians here and is also
leading spirit in the First M. e.
Church. The friends of DR.. and Mrs.
Walter in the East need not be afraid
to come see them; they live at home
and stand high in this community
Church work here is very different
from church work in the East. Here
everything is wide open on Sunday,
and the general trend of things is away
from the church. The environment is
thoroughly saturated with the spirit of
religious indifferences, and yet Califor-
MIA is destined to become one of the
greatest centres of religious influence
in the world The Golden Gate is the
key 10 the Orient. and Methodism must
mass her forces, rise to her opportuni-
ties, and claim her victories, so that
she may have her part in transforming
the empires OF the Orient into Gardens
Of Righteousness and Truth.
The Endowment Fund for the Uni
versity of the Pacific, for which I an
working, is steadily increasing. II
means travel, travel, travel, and work
work, work, but the 100000 must be
raised. Methodism needs it's guaran-
teed help, so for this I travel, preach
lecture and solicit. DR.. McCHsh
president of the university, is one OF
the sweetest spirited souls on thi.
coast. He is here what Dr. Murray i.
to the Wilmington Condemnation.
ored, and whose radiance and hope in.
/ spire and cheer on to victory One ol
the very strongest young men in this
conference. is Dr.. William Copeland
Evans, pastor of First Church, thi.
city. He is a money getter, stronf
preacher, careful administrator and IN
every way seems to be developine
Episcopal possibilities and capabilities
He Is every inch a manly Methodist
minister and I would vote him 3
bishop today If I could. He may not be
a member Of the next General Confer.
ence. for he is a new man here. but
he win one day occupy a most con.
spicuous place in our church. Just re-
member this, please.
Great preparations are being mad,
for the coming of President Roosevelt
who is scheduled for here May IL ant
l2 We read the Eastern papers eager.
ly and are glad to hear OF every i'm.
provement and good fortune to oui
friends. +. Burgette short
April 80, 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
.ELETON COUNCIL REORGANHES
X. Winfield Lewis Was Elected City
Treasurer.

Treasurer.
Dr. r. A. Ravencroft, Surveyor of the
Port of Baltimore, has sent mis- resignation
as Senator Of Garrett county 10 Governor
Smith.
The City Council OF Ell1ton reorganized
last night. II. Winfield Lewis was re-
elected city treasurer and George c. Bid
die, chief Of police.
While plowing In a field on his farm
Archie Fields OF Queen Annes county.
uncovered a gold watch which had been
lost about six years ago by former
tenant
Many fishermen aiohg the North East,
Elk and Susquehanna rivers are complain
ing Of the scarcity Of salt and barrels in
which TO pack herrngg. and are prepar-
ing TO cut out their soines.
James Holland, colored. was Yesterday
sentenced by Magistrate IL. Ii. Gilpin. at
Eikton, TO six months in the House of
Correction for Threatening to kiln Deputy
Sheriff McAllisiter anG Chief OF Police
George c. Bddle.
The annual election at Cocilton TUESDAY
resulted In the choice Of the following
commissioners: john T. Manlave Alfred
cannan' George G. Morgan, Thomas
Fearce and William L. Taylor. wa,me
s'radley was elected bainn and tax col
lector. '', WI
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE-WE. JOHN j. GALLAGHER
and Bro, licensed druggists, tenants and
occupants of the house situated at Four
teenth and Market streets. in the Sixth
ward, city Of Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State Of Delaware, In COM
pllance with khe requirements Of the acts
Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that we shall apply in writing TO the
Court OF General Sessions of the State of
Delaware In and for New Castle county on
Monday, tho 18th day 4 May, A. D., 1908.
being the next term OF said court, for a
license for said house as n drugstore for
the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors by
prescription for medicinal purposes and
the following respectable citizens of said
ward. az least twelve of whom are SUBJ
e.ellgei Ireeholders OF said ward recon-
mend the said application to wit:
Michael kennealley, John s.. Gablye.
-, j.. kyle. Thos. j. Hildebrand.
- - hi tssuis.ii Spoerl A. b. StaytOn,
". >, Ahmoni ]. +. kenton.
DaNld *. smith, John Hcdlinger
Samuei CHADWICK, Charles l.. Gabke,
James Lewis, sllIan TOmllnson
Mhson ADAMS William Springer
Geo. g. Selover, John Schlegel
j. Newman Davis, t,am ] Cotter
Benjamin Price, =. A. Van Tr1,mn
j. .. WhAtson, VIM. IT. Bucl1ius.
JOHN j. GALLAGHER and BRO.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
PROPOSALS.

OSALS.-PURSUANT TO THE
provisions OF law, Section 4, OF Chapter
I, OF the Revised Code. 1898. proposals win
be received for printing the Journal OF
the House Of Representatives OF the State
OF delaware for the session of 1903 Pro-
posols will be received up to ~ O'clock
noon, Friday, May %. 1908 A bond of
&.OoO for the faithful performances of the
work viii be required. The bid must ALSO
ns ,eao accompanied with a certified check for
500 as a forfeit I'm case the bidder receiv-
ing the award should refuse to do the
work. Paper used must not be less than
el-lp. book. Work to be completed end de-
rrtsereq m ninety days from day awarded
The right 20 reject any and AM bids ie -
served by the undersigned.
RICHARD HODGSON,
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives.
Address: Townsend. Del. m9-sw,
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
WO0DNEN'S BIENNIAL MEETING
Next Session viii Be Held in sridae.
ville-officers Elected.

AT the biennial meeting of the State
Camp OF Modern Woodnnen of Amer
lca' held yesterday in the Masonic Tenn.
pie, IL vas decided to hold the nex.
meeting two years hence at Bridgeville.
Inc onicers elected were as follows.
consul William II. Reed, Of Dover:
advisor, Arthur B. Cullen, Wilmington.
clerk, William McHenry, New Castle:
banker. Charles NJ. Sehl; escort. Nv. NJ.
Sammond. Bridgeville; watchman
John +. Feeney, Wilmington; sentry.
Henry w. Pusey, Houston.
o. w. Spear was elected a delegate
to the convention to be held in Indian
apoiis on June Is. and John NJ. Sehl
alternate.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
THIS SEERESS
POINTS OUT THIEF
She Describes Man to a Dot
and He Acknowledges the
Crime
ROUSEU MAGISTRATES FAITH

Fortune Teller Spoke the Truth As
A Vision Revealed il to Her and
Sent Man to Jail
Chester, Pa. May THE door of the
home of Madam Rebekah, the pro-
prietress of Little Poland, swung open
and a swarthy man, accompanied by
friend. entered. The visitor was Law
renee Rebock, and he said he was de-
sirous Of the advice on the question of
marriage.
"You don't want 20 get married." re-
torted the sorceress, passing her hand
over that of the visitor. You are in
trouble, and somebody has stolen your
money. You want to find the thief. 1
will help you"
Rebock is n boarder at the house Of
Mrs. Lizzie Kestner, on Lewis street
and a day or two ago he was sitting at
the table with the other boarders,
among whom was Peter Voroosko.
when the conversation turned on the
question of wages. and, taking a gold
eagle from his pocket, Rebock tossed
Il up in the air, then held II up and
returned it to his pocket.
Tried to clinch the Evidence.
When he went to work next morning
Rebock discovered that the gold coin
had disappeared. He learned from a
fellow -boarder that VorooslSo had been
in his room during the night. and he
was advised to consult an alderman
and have n warrant issued for his ar
rest.
Go see Madam Rebekah," advised
one OF his friends, and Rebock was
soon in the presence Of the seeress. He
was amazed by what he was convinced
was her supernatural knowledge, and
asked her to tell him more. Taking a
bowl of curious pattern from a closet
she filed il with water. colored with
some chemical, and. looking steadily
into the vessel. said
"The man who took your money /.
dark of complexion He has a low
forehead, his hair is shock, very
bushy. ] see him sitting at a tabl,
with some other men. One of then
tosses a gold piece into the air. TheI
he goes out OF the house"
! That's mel" answered the visitor
with eyes bulging.
81 see a man with bushy hair enter
@ / hNA-A'Nlis Alt bbtH W tllt Slootlf dih
reaches into the pocket Of a pair o
pantaloons, and takes q gold piece. HI
name-T don't quite catch it-begin
y with ""
3 ''voroosko!" yelled Rebock, in a fe
yer of excitement.
: 'The same"
Rebock rushed out Of the house an
in a few minutes was telling his stor
= with the aid OF an interpreter to Mag
Z istrate Hare. Somewhat curious to Sc
just what there was in that method o
4 dealing out justice. the Magistrate is
v sued a warrant, and Constable Kle
: was soon on his way back with hi
Z man to the office
e Voroosko listened to the story Of tn
e visit to the fortune-teller in silence
! then taking gold eagle from hi
pocket said:
4 Il took your money You may hav
] II. II you viii not prosecute. TAX
your money and let me go.H
4 But Rebock would not reient. ant
= the defendant was taken TO Jail in de
= fault OF $500 bail
The incident has stirred the Polisl
community to its very centre ant
Madame Rebelxah is overrun with peo
pie who have lost articles.
The friends of Vorooslxo allege tina
his enemies told the woman the stor.
10 get him into trouble; but that tai
win not go in Little Poland. Rebekal
is their oracle.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
OFFICERS TO BE SWORN IN
Preparations Being Made to Fill Va.
eaneiss in Election Booths.

Al the Department of Elections last
night election officers were sworn in
ana preparations made towards filling
IN the registration and election booths
Ionight all officers will be sworn in as
registration Officers at the clerk OF
the Deace's office.
Inc clerks at the Office Of the clerk
ol the peace are working overtime
preparing for the city election.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
Joha =. Dandy Elected vioe.pr.,id.,

FiSS- -TTeSioent.
Cashier John II. Dandy, Of the Union
National Bank has been. e,ected vica-
president OF the institution. j. Chester
GlDson, assistant cashier. has been
gwen several of Mr.. Danby's duties to
gave him more time for the executive
duties. Mr. Dandy has been connected
Win tne bank fer thirty-three years.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
NOTICES.

BARRIERS Board OF Exauin-
ers win meet IN the evening between fhe
hours OF and u y. m. on May ~, u, ~,
IA and II, at the office OF Harry Emmons,
S47 Market street, corner of Ninth, for me
purpose Of renewing certificates. BY or
der of the Board. m5-at
NOTICc-The annual meeting OF the STOCK
Holders OF the City Market House COM
pany will be held on Wednesday evening,
MAY 13. at s O'Clock for the purpose OF
electing nine directors TO serve The en-
suing year A fun attendance Is request
ed. David II. Megill,
Secretary.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
The Old Camper.

i. mas Tor forty-nve years had one ar
t,cle m his supply Borden's Eagle
brana condensed Milk 1t gives TO
soiulers' sailors, hunters. campers and
,nllers n daily comfort. like the old
nome. Delicious in coffee. tea and
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
NEw CASTLE HUNDRED
ROAD

CLAIMS-All persons having claims
against Road Commissioners Of New CAS-
tle hundred New Caste county, for either
labor or material furnished are requested
to deliver an itemizei account of such
claims ON or before Tuesday, May y, 1903.
to George d. Whitfield, Secretary Special
Commissioners. State Road, Def
m2-7t
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
EXECUTORS SALE
EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE
Of the late Dr. Jacob Derckson, at Me
County Court House Tenth and Market
streets. Wilmington, Delaware on
Thursday, May 7th,
n.t 2 o'cloclk. d. N

IL - NioNiAf - 49,
No. !. Nine and one-quarter acres OF
land In the cztv Of Wilmington, over Mar
ket Stree. Bridge. on the west side Of the
Wilmington causeway, adjoining lands Of
William M. Meters. ana facing Garesche's
lane, SAID land having been recenuY tlled
In and raised above the causewaY. Su1l-
able for building and manufacturing pur-
poses. Frontage of 81 feet on causeWay
and also on Chrstlana river.
No. 2. 563-lO00 acres OF land In the city
OF Wilmington, west of Washington street
and north of Thirty-third street, adjoining
lands Of the Wawaset land Co. and East
lake. Land eXcellenuy adapted for build
Ing purposes.
No. 3. Corner lot. 3gS-10O0 acres Of land
on the east side Of the Philadelphia and
Wilmington Turnpike road, at the inter-
section OF said Turnpike road with Rob-
lnson's lane, adjoining property OF the p.
b. and w. r. II. Co., just outside city
limits, high, dry land, magnihcently
adapted for building purposes. Frontage
OF 400 feet inches Oh the Philadelphia
Pike.
The attention Of builders and Investors
Is especially called to tho sale Of the above
properties which must be sold to close DR..
DericlIsons estate
WILLARD p. DEBICKSON. NJ. D.,
ISABELLA A. d. SANBORN,
Executors.
For further particulars apply to Andrew
~. Sanborn, Attorney. 1925 Market street
Wilmington, Delaware. apr29 TO may
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
MONEY WANTED.

$4,000 wanted on good first
mortgage security at S per cent.
The property is a good business
stand within 9 miles of Whining
ton and is valued at double the
amount desired to borrow.
Investors desiring further in
formation, address
Investment.
Evening Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished country house
with orchard, garden and lawn, on
iiver road, FIVE miles below New Castle
on trolley line. Immediate possession
For terms, etc, apply to T. b. Rogers,
us Broadway, New York. apr6-tf
FOR RENT-On furnished Lodge room
fourth floor, so4 Market St Apply
1910 West Fifth Street, or at room Tues
day evenings.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
TO LOAN.

$a,5oo to loan on good first
mortgage. Security-city prop
erty preferred.
Also
Two sums of 81, 900 and 81, 500 on
good real estate security only.
Give statement as to value of prop
erty, location, etc.
Address Real Estate"
Box "a,
Evening Journal Office,
Evening journal., 1903-05-07
HELP wANTED--MALE.
WANTED!

Carpenters at Brandywine
Springs Park. Wages $500
per day. Apply to manager Of
the Delaware Amusement Co.
at the Park.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07

FOR SAIsE-SPLEND1D COUNTRY
home. Atuated on the Lancaster pike,
three rniles from Wilmington, one mile
from trolley line Fine house, large, airy
rooms large porch, large shady lawn,
stable, 10 acres ground, abundant selection
apples. peaches, pears, plums, cherries,
grapes curranis and pnoseberries. Can on
owner OTLEY VERNON.
apr2S-eod Marshallton +. o., Del.
Evening journal., 1903-05-07

WANTED-Boy at New York Clothing
House, 5o4 Market Street m6-3t
Evening journal., 1903-05-07

consisting of heavy and Light draft
chunks, expressers. coachers and general
purpose horses, several close matched
sssli ss'Ains suitable Tor brewery and ice teams.
Every horse TO be as represented or none,
lletuIned- These horses range from 10
Years old, and weigh from 900 10 i. .eO0
pounds, and selected by ourselves express
" tor lnls market. Any one wanting a
ttpy guaranteed horse should not miss
tnis ms sale. A lot Of new buggies Tor sale
ga ga horses taken n exchange
oaie positive rain or shine. 30 days credit.
JESTER & MCDANIEL,
+. c. stidham. AuctIoneer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
VISITS Chicago.

El.atu D luar
The editor return Saturday from a
few weeks visit with relatives and
friends iu Illinois The Prairie state
is oas of the best in The Union aud
many improvements have been made
Boz tbe last decade. especially ia the
large cities. While iu Chicago We
met De. Chas. Gilbert Davis. owner
OF the Waunita Hot Springs. The
same jolly crowd will summer at that
resort Che coming season.
The doctor has very lucrative
practice aud has just been appointed
gyuaeoologisi Of the Co8k county hos
pital, the most important post in that
big institution.
Our visit would hardly have been
complete without talking a little
about mining and we had the pleas
ure Of spending one evening with w.
G.. Garlock- principal owner Of the
Overland and other properties on Gold
Hin.
The mOuntaiBeer visiting in Chi
cago is rather case OF ''innocence
abroad and we were quite willing 10
return to the land of sunshine, clear
atmosphere aud snow capped peaks of
the Rookie
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
roup.

The peculiar cough which indicates
Group, is usually well known TO the
mothers Of cronpy children. No time
should be lost in the treatment of H.,
and tor this pHrpo-e no medicine has
received more universal approval
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
DO not waste valuable time in exper
imenting with untried remedies, no
matter how highly they NAV be rec
ommeuded. but give this mudiciue as
directed and all symptoms OF Group
will quickly disappear. For sale by
all Druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
Monday Afternoon Club.

On Monday the club met with
Miss Burnett and the regular pro-
ram was rendered. It consisted of
study Of Bancroft, Bryant and Poe,
nd was discussed under the follow
lag heads.
sketch of Bancroft's life and his
ank a. historian, Mrs. OLeary ;
-eading "Robert of Lincoln, Mrs..
: eele; life of Edgar Allen Poe, Mrs.
hartman; reading, "Annabel Lee, >
Mrs CLARK.
A letter from Mrs. b. W. Marsh
written to the club members at Long
}each. California, was read by Mrs
". scott Smith and the description
f her trip and the charms Of winter
.aason in CalifOrnia were much en-
wed.
The club will meet next week
At the home of Mrs. Mason.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
sr,r,aSsss rIoPos.ls

Prol.,-ais Cor hi.is isr sn rriuied iatiauafy
iHlltl biarks. uiauk ila u. lihoart .aie ~''fss
sln caiutF aud - ot rnri eir -fHuu fuiip -
Office sunariae and Iar q ed Hllffar IT er err a.
sariisfiffn g. b. uaad 81 id snuuiF For q e Fear
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t.uu.g Hrk.
F.1-i pub Jau s,l flta Iaaf HuH IaH. usa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
Dw exsI.s Dssass.


A aaase Fr.asF nizui - the haH.s
ar Naa. Eao=e da~u Fise farIln read
49, largely assesslsd- nany I,osic.
siIc paoPlc Woas dsxu ~ tasc "a
ahs tza.
n n Faza is gcztiag ~ uaas.e
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rezuisF sriIs 10 shat paist He wiu
asaei she htersry eiab shere next
>sfsr1ag
NJ LsakWoI. che apeustsr Al
Dosie. icG iaF Clzient. Cslo wedss--
day ei iazt week M Dosy, who
Fcilescs him = a Flus-sat gonssoaaas
add We al wish him success
Tha socisl given a y A. MeCon-
ueiIs "Wednesday csosiug was a de-
cided sucgess. both finan-
oisus aHa -ocially The evening
Was spent pleasantly. Several inter
e-ttng games were played. creating
mach laughter.
Miss Nellie McCsuBeil aud n. n
Fagz entertaiaod ihe audience with
souse very pleasant masic oE piano,
banjo snd mandolin Mis- Clara
SoWers reading wss much enjoyed by
all -upper was served al 30 so
Ab8ut 7a gHests we're entertained
We uiusi songratulate the ladies 90
their fue pastry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
Vulcan Locals.

vulcan 7 limos
Capt + G.. Burnett left today tor
the lower country TO enjoy a mucr
needed rest.
Ii is reported that negotiations are
under way to start another newspapor
in Vulcan.
W. b. Owen returned home las
Thursday after an absence Of thra,
weeks in Gunnison and other parts
the county.
Mrs Medley went TO Guuniso.
last Friday to secure medical attenti n
for the baby. We understand a.
doctor told her the little ones le-
was slightly sprained but nothing
serious.
John Donald left for Delta las
Thursday after spending couple of
days looking after his mining inter
ests here. Mr.. Donald informed "a.
while here that himself and associate.
expect to do oconsiderable developmeuf
work on their property the coming
season
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
RAILROAD NOTICES.
Tour OF Old Mo xico

via the Colorado Il southern Ry under
special escort. Pullman train, with wide
vestibule cars, drawing rooms, compart-
ments parlor, library, music room and the
LARGEST DINING CAR IN THE
WORLD and the famous OPEN TOP CAR
CHILILIlLI, the only observation car
run in THE REPUBlIC that really and
truly observes Leisurely itinerary and
long stops, including three Circle Tours in
the tropics and the Ruined Cities in the
South Of Mexico. All disJastetul personal
" conducted features eliminated Exclus-
iveness and independent movement assured.
Tickets include all expenses everywhere.
For further particulars and hanssomely
Illustrated descriptive itineraries. address
T. f. FfsHER,
General Passenger Agent
or +. A. COOPER,
City Ticket Agent.
Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
Attention Parents!

A parents maetiug Will be- held ia
.la Presbyterian church, au SatuI-
I4v. January 3l. al $50 o'clock.
livery parent fathers aud mothers
1o. who has a child in school is
urged 20 be present.
The Mouday Afternoon club Ia
Haugurating this movement is MAX =
lug an effort 10 help parents aad
teachers to a better acquaintance and
his must result in better schools
Come everyone and help along the
GOOD work
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23

Citizen.-The coke workers had a
little strike Of their own Tuesday
and "Wednesday The cause OF the
difficulty was originated by three
Of the men, who succeeded in con-
vincing the others that they were
being imposed on bv having the ovens
--over charged However the tangle
was Strengthened out when the men
were shown by the company that
the present output OF the ovens is not
what it was one year ago, when the
number Of employees and expenses
we're the same as they are today.
Happily, everything Is going on a.
ususl about the mine and the two
days peaceful strike is a thing of the
past.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-23
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