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Evening journal., 1904-10-27
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Bay. The government mas reiuseU ,..vln
permission 10 coal in Spanish waters
The Spanish wnrships Marquee de la
victoria and Vasco Nunez de Bilboa
ere keeping watch along the coast.
Tho authorities have ordered that all
1shing boats shall fly the national flag
in order to avoid a repetition of the
Ooeger Bank incident
The Associated Press has succeeded
n obtaining an interview with Admiral
Rojostvensl1y. who expressed great re-
gret over the North Sea incident. The
,dmiral stated that the unfortunate
occurrence was purely accidental. The
weather on the night in question was
rather hazy. About / a. m. two torpedo
boats which the Russians supposed
were Japanese craft. suddenly appeared
between the two divisions Of the
squadron and seemed to discharge tor
pcdoes. The Russians Immediately
opened fire. They saw no fishermen,
and were not aware that any damage
had been done. Evidently. the admiral
said, the fshermeD had shown no
lights. Tho aGmihl repeated that he
greatly regretted that any injury had
been done fishermen. and added that
he had no doubt the Russian govern
ment would make ample compensation.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27

boarded the Russian flagship and in
formed Admiral Rojestvensky that tho
Spanish government could not permit
the warships to coal within the port.
Admiral Rojestvensky replied that his
vessels needed repairs. and that for
that reason he had separated from the
remainder of his squadron. The COM
mander of the port promised TO inform
tho Spanish government of the admir-
ais statement and communicate the
governments reply as soon as it was
received. In spite of this, five German
colliors anchored in port alongside tho
battlcships. whereupon the commander
OF the port sent an aide-de- camp to beg
Admiral RoiestyenslSy not to violate
Spanish neutrality. and he also or
1ered tho commanding officer OF the
Spanish cruiser Esramadura TO notify
tbs colliers that they must obey the
port authorities. Eventually Admiral
RoiestvcnsSy promised that he would
not coal in Spanish waters. at the same
tine begging the commander Of the
port 70 obtain the governments per-
mission for each warship to take on
500 tons Of coal with which TO reach
rangier Shortly afterwards three col
liers sailed for Tangier. but two re-
NAMED alongside the Russian war
ships.
During the afternoon Admiral Ro-
/ icstvensky, accompanied by the com
maadcrs of his battleships visited the
military governor, the French consul
and the commander OF the port, receiv-
ing the usual honors.
As far as can be seen. the crews
Of the hattleships are very uneasy.
Sentinels arc closely watching every
movement within the harbor. All four
OF the warships seem to be cleared for
-ction
It Is rumorcd that the object Of tho
Spanish government in requesting the
Russians 10 remain the shortest pos
sible time at Yigo Is to prevent the
/ possibility Of attack By japanese
agents. whose presence in. the province
Il Galicia is suspected.
u is learned that three other Rus
s'Gn warskjDs have anchored in Arosa
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.
RECEIVERS SALE OF REAL EsTAT
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

BY virtue of an order of the Chancellor
of the State of Delaware, the undersigned,
receiver of the Samuel J. White Carriage
Company, will sell at public vendue on
Tuesday, November Is. 1904, at 10 o'clock
a. m. at thep remises Of the said Samuel
J. White Carriage Company. No. 2Os-2l4
West Second street Wilmington, Della
ware, the following viz:
All OF the personal property, stock and
iiXttres and other assets of said Samuel
J. White Carriage Company Except book
accounts and bills receivable) consisting
of carriage building machinery, contents
of wood shop, carriage finishing room,
blacksmith shop, office furniture. safe.
typewriter, &c, lot of high-class cut
unders runabouts. sellers wagons, doctors
buggies, phaetons, buckboards, store
wagons. country club wagon. glass door
wagonetts, &c.
Also all that lot of land with the build
ings thereon erected. situate in the city
Of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows to wit: Beginning at
"a point on the southerly side of Second
street at the distance of seventy-eight
feet more or less from the westerly side
of Orange street. a corner for land now
or late of John Harris; thence southerly
and parallel with Orange street along a
line of said land eighty-seven feet more
or less TO a stake; thence easterly and
parallel to Second street, fifteen feet more
or less to a stake; thence northerly and
parallel to Orange street nineteen feet,
more or less to a stake; thence easterly
and parallel to Second street. sixty-three
feet more or less to the westerly side of
Orange street; thence thereby southerly
iifty-eight feet more or less to a stake;
thence westerly and parallel to Second
street, one hundred and fifty-dve feet
more or less to a stake; thence northerly
and parallel TO Orange street, one hundred
and thrty-sx feet more or less to said
southerly side OF Second street. and thence
thereby easterly eighty feet more or less
to the place OF beginning.
This real estate. personal property, stock
and fixtures to be sold freed and dis
charged Of all liens and encumbrances
created by or recovered against the
Samuel J. White Carriage Company.
The sale will be as follows:
Office furniture. unfinished stock and
machinery at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The sale of finished carriages will start
at 1 D. m. sharp.
The sale of real estate Immediately after
sale of carriages. Terms cash.
EDMUND MITCHELL.
Receiver Of Samuel ]. White Carriage
Company.
Attosts Joseph c. Jolls. Register c. c.
w. II. Lyman, Attorney.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27

raltar from which pace II Is announc-
ed that some of the best Of Great Bri-
tain's war vessels are under orders to
proceed in the direction of the Russian
Baltic squadron. and that all the ships
of the British chEGnel fleet are ready
to go to sea at a moments notice.
Hitherto there has been no indication
that n time limit had been set by
Great Britain for Russia's reply to her
demands, but the fact that three bat
tleships and three cruisers are under
orders for tomorrow morning is con-
strued in some quarters to mean that
Great Britain will not wait longer than
that then before unleashing her sea
dogs. while it is also evident that the
Russian cruisers and smaller boats of
the Baltic squadron may find difficulty
In passing the gateway to the east un.
less the crisis is completely over by
the time time they reach the entrance
to the Mediterranean.
Information has reached the Asso
ciated Press from an authoritative
source that puts a brighter light upon
the situation. It is understood that
practically everything has been de
cided upon to the satisfaction of Count
Lamsdorff. the Russian foreign minis
ter. except the question of the punish
ment of the offending officers of the
Baltic squadron. It is further under
stood that Great Britain is not de
manding final and formal written un
dertaldngs before announcing that she
is satisfied, but that an understanding
in general terms on the part of Russia
will be accepted as sufficient guarantee
for an official announcement that the
crisis has passed.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
JAPANESE ATTACK EXPECTED
Military Operations In Manchuria Ma,
Be Renewed ShorflY.

Military Operations In Manehuria May
Be Renewed Shortly.
Mukden, Oct. 27.-The appointment
of General Kuropatl1in as commander
in-chief was received with universal
approval. It will greatly facilitate the
military operations.
A Japanese attack is now expected
shortly. The Russian batteries con
tinuo to harrass the Japanese. Other
wise all is quiet The Japanese dead
found recently showed by their warm
clothing that the Japanese are pre-
pared for a winter campaign, whereas
the Russians have not received their
winter outfits.
The situation is one Of great ten
sion for the troops on both sides
General Karopatkin and Field Mar
shal Oyama seem to be watching each
other like hawks It is impossible to
tell which will make the first serious
move There are occasional exchanges
OF desultory firing at the outposts. but
nothing of great Importance has tran.
spired. On Sunday night the Japanese
made a feeble attempt upon Lone
Tree Hin. but the attack was not
pressed. The Russians used several
siege guns of great range on Monday
bombardinS the Japanese positions
near Shakhe. The Japanese replied
with shimose shells. The Chinese say
the Russian fire destroyed three Japa
nese field pieces.
The Japanese have evacuated the
Shalhe railroad station. but it and the
railroad bridge between the lines are
10 the field of fire of both sides.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
Nor1cE-I. BRIDGET cRossAN. Ii

NOTICE-I. BRIDGET CROssAN, tn,
owner and occupant Of the house situ
atcd at SOS King street, in tn,
mington, county of New Castl,
and State of Delaware, I'm complianc,
with the requirements of the acts Of tn,
General Assembly in such case made ant
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court OF
General Sessions. of the State of Della.
ware, in and for New Castle county, OF
Monday. 2lst day of November, A.D., 1904
being the next term of said court, for &
license for said house. as an inn or tavern
for the sale therein of intoxicating liquor.
in less quantities than one quart to b,
drunk on the premises. and the followins
respectable citizens of said ward. at leas
twelve of whom are substantial free
holders Of said ward, recommend the sais
application. viz;
James r. Grubb, Louis Brown
George T. Egle. VIM. A. Jennings,
Emil Hertel, NJ. D., c. p. Holt,
G.. w. Quinn, NJ. D.,John Sasse,
w. II. HartlOve, James Kitchen,
f. X. Jacquot. Ralph Julian,
Chas. Schuster, Hugh Duffy,
Andrew Murphy. c. T. Orban.
NJ. Grady. ]. ID. Underwood.
p. T. Murphy. John Walsh,
John n. Lally. John Kearney.
John McKenna, James Crossan,
Frank Lee, G. w. Cook,
M. Burger, J. b. Hyatt
oct26-3t BRIDGET CROSSAN.
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WIl Shadow RaItIe EIeet.

Gibraltar, Oct. 27.-The battleships
Victorious, lllustrious and Majestic
Flagship Of Vice Admiral Beresford)
and the cruisers Lancaster, Theseus
and Endymion are under orders to sail
tomorrow morning. It is reported that
She purpose is to shadow the Russian
Baltic squadron, which IS expected to
go by the way Of the Cape of Good
Hope. The Russian Baltic squadron's
cruisers and torpedo boats are expect
ed 70 pass through the Straits of Gil
braltar on the way to Suez. The whole
Of the Gibraltar torpedo feet has been
commissioned.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
stesrner IN CoIIlslon.

Delaware Broakwater. Del. Oct. q.
The steamer Switzerland from Phil
sdclphia for Antwerp. was in collision
lg the Cepes with the steam pilot boat
Philadelphia. The Switzerland had a
small hole stove in hor port bow.
which was patched The Switzerland
then proceeded to her destination The
Philadelphia had her starboard bow
dented between the stem and forward
rigging frcm the rail to the water
line and had her skin and davits car
ried away Neither boat was leaking.
The eetimated damage TO the Philadel-
nhia is
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
RED MEN MAKE
STEADY GAINS
s sIpPIIns ON HAND

PocAHoNTAs SUPPLIES on HAND.
Ode book ......-,.....f....t. /
Withdrawal cards .......-...'.s...... o
Dismissal certificates ....,........... b
Robert II. Hanna, great keeper Of
wampum. made this report:
Amount IN bank last report ..Sl,lO2 IS
Amount received from great
chief Of records ..,........... 1885 26
S,7SS %
Disbursements as per check
book ..-..............'' z'4'z ia
Balance in bank .........,......Sl,24 l,246 IS
AGED AND INDECENT FUND.
Amount In Savings Fund last
report ..-.....s.- .........s'.. ..ss.s.s Loot 60
Received from great chief of
records .....................-. 6f2 81
Interest to December 81 l9O3... 40 32
Total ..,............s.''ss 3l,if' "
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
read the wants and save money

Want ads The Evening Journal oneha per word
Discount yearly contracts.
All transient advertising is be paid advance-teephone
ders however, accepted the understanding that immediate
collections be made &1.t. H
The Evening Journal maintains 800 branch offices Wilmington
every D. A. automatic station is such office Simply call
No 80 from any D. A. pay station drop quarter in the
and the advertisement will be inserted without further
charge There is charge for the telephone service
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
Hioh School PLAYS Today.

Wilmington High School eleven meets
Camden High on the Union street grounds
this afternoon. An interesting game is
expected as the High School eleven has
been coached during the past week by
Messrs I.awton and Huxley. while the
Camden team IS one OF the best school
teams in that section.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
BRlTlsH TENSION INCREASES
Il Is Believed Government VIII Foree
Settlcment In "a Hours.

Settlement In "a Hours.
London, Oct. Tension increases
as the time passes without a definite
settlement Of the situation created by
the Russian bunder in the North Sea.
Ambassador Bonkendorh's tentative
communication 10 Foreign Minister
Lansdowne and the fact that this was
REGARDED as unsatisfactory only serv-
ed TO infamo the public mind. and
while ohicial circles are giving out in
timstions that it is their confident be-
lief the whole matter will be saiisfac-
torily arranged, IL is now quite evil
dent that only short time will be al
lowed Russia in which to give final
and complete assurances of her in
tentions 70 comply with any and all
demands Great Britain may make
within reason. The arrival of Admiral
Rojestvensky at Vigo and the certain
~ that he is in direct communication
with his government removes at once
the possibility of any delay on account
Of the Inability of Russia to get his
side Of the occurrences Of the night of
October p. With this onicial version
before the Russian government. to-
gother with the official statement Of
the members of the fishing fleet. IL is
unlikely that the British public or the
British government will allow another
q ho0is to pass quietly without re-
ceiving satisfactory reply to the
note which demanded a quick answer
Meanwhile tho admiralty is not idle
Reports from all naval stations show
that tremendous state OF activity ex-
lists. This is especially true Of Glib
Evening journal., 1904-10-27

Firc a. .-a..e L. Levy Shlpyard.
Philadelphia. oct. 27 Fire did
damsge to the amount Of about $780,
500 in the pattern shop and brass
foundry of the Neafe & Levy shipyard
on the Delaware river 10 the north
eastern part Of the city. a large num-
Der of patterns and plans were de-
5troyed. among them several for the
construction OF the United States
cruiser ST. Louis. now on the ways in
,ae company's shipyard. An Official Of
tho company said that tho loss of the
plans would probably cause some de-
iay IN tho launching of the cruiser.
Sparks from the fire fell upon the
cruiser, but no damage was done.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
TOOK FISHERMEN FOR
JAP TORPEDO BOATS

Vigo. Spain. Uct 1.-THE arrival Of
the Russian battleships Emperor Al
exander Ill. Borodino, Orel and Kuiaz
souvaroif aad the transport Anadul.
which have anchored in this port has
caused considerable excitement The
eommcnder Of the port Immediately
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Last
Month Ct the Worlds Greatest
Cho,N

The iow-rate ten-day coach excur-
sions CT the Pennsylvania Railroad ar
ford a fine opportunity for those WHO
have not yet seen IL To visit Tho great
esq exposition ever held ia this coun-
tTy. Wednesdays, November ,, .. lc.
a"e % are the dates during the last
no-ih the Fair is open. Rate. $3.50
fieln Wilmington, Del Train leaves as
1*.e2 "a. fn.; connecting with special
trrin from New York arriving St.
Louis i.15 ,. m. next day.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
Cum shoot At Middletown.

The opening shoot Of the Delaware Tral
Shooting League is being held at Middle
town today. Teams representing WA.
wases, Wilmington. Rockland. Blue Bell
Clasmont Middletown and other clubs ar,
represented ia the shoot. and the winning
one win receive a silver trophy.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
usxer erested Channel.

At the o. 4. c. last night "I<id" Usycr
better known as George Ornes knocked
out "Bud" Channel in three rounds. The
boxing was private. The bout was schod-
uled to go six pounds, but Channel did
not stay the limit.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Partly
cloudy today. with occasional rain; 90
morrow. fair and colder; fresh south
west to south winds, becoming
westerly.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27

If everyone tried to digest an that
was offered them for food for thought
the world would be fun of dyspcptics.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
Captain saImon's lean win,.

Captain salmon,s team last night walk
ed away with Captain Ottenrs five on
the Academy alleys. The score follows:
CAPTAIN OTTrNrS TEAM
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
At the Meeting Held in
Lewes Last Night the
Chiefs Make Their an
nual Reports
The Financial Statement
Shows Great Aid Was
Rendered to Those in
Distress

Lowcs. oct. 27-The Great Council Of
Red Men which went into session here
viii elect officers this afternoon and sc-
le-t place for the next meeting. Re-
ports OF the years work were made last
night
Grcat sachom William r. Purks. in
his report said:
"Great Chiefs and Brothers Another
great sun Is added TO the record of the
Great Council Of Delaware. 1t has been
Just one great sun since the tomahavk
was placed in my hands as great sac
chem of Delaware, ana in this my long
talk ON retiring from that chieftancy
il is very hitting that / should say to
The brethren that 10 has been q please
amt period 10 me as wen ASIA profitable
one TO the great council.
"'fho grc1t chiefs have AN been dili-
gent and untring n The discharge OF
their duties, ana just here l wish 10
extend my sincere thanks To them for
the able manner in which they have
stood by me- / also congratulate the
tribes on the advancement made by
thom aiong the line of success. Broth
crs we should an feel proud OF this not
able institution OF ours Harmony and
general good feeling Csuch as per-
vades only the councils Of Red Men)
has been in our midst during the past
great sun.
IL am pleased to say that there is a
spirit manifesting itself among the
tribes TO warm the Wlswams i'm which
they Nndle their council fires. The
great chiefs trailed TO the hunting
grounds of Ellendale In hunting moon
last and dedicated wigwam for Iowa
Tribe, No. S5, which speaks we'll for
the tribe as 70 also does for the town
that can proudly boast of such a noble
band OF Rcd Men as are composed in
The membership of this tribe. We We're
also called to the hunting grounds of
odessa I'M sturgeon moon. where we
found handsome new wigwam in
waiting TO be dedicated 10 the prlnci-
pies OF freedom, friendship ana CHAR
ity. Here as at Iokl we found the
brothers as well as the members of the
Degree OF Pocahontus fully alive to
the interest of our beloved order, ana
ii was "a pleasure to the great chiefs to
dedicate FOR Appoquinimink Tribe No
"a, the wigwam that Is TO be their home
and in which they shall gather around
the council brand TO deliberate for the
best interest OF the tribe as well as the
order in general"
Edward McIntire. great chief of rec
ords, gave these figures;
rfrNr kNrfrrAr .s.s krrt,n4 ta~ffn
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NOTICES.

ALL PERSONS arc forbid harboring or
trusting my wife Mary Ludlam, as
I viii pay no bills contracted or made
by her after this date October 2lst, 1904.
Arthur Ludlam. oct22-6t
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AGENTS.

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Both ladies and gentlemen. With a fair
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Evening journal., 1904-10-27
MATIREE RACES

Season Will Close at Horse Show Park
on Saturday.
The last OF the matinee races for this
season, will be held at the Horse Show
Park on Saturday afternoon. The events
fofIow.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
FINANCIAL


MONEY to loan on desirable first mort
cages on city properties in amounts
to suit.
HAWKINS & CO.,
t.t.s-eod-tf 7l2 Market st.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27

The morgue-keeper complains tina
there is no life i'm his business.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
EXCHANGE.

WANTED. bring your tobacco tabs cou-
pons, cigar bands, soap wrappers
and trade marks to the Hunt stamp store
S2s Market street, and exchange them for
the valuable Hunt Stamps.
Evening journal., 1904-10-27
PAINTING.

HOUSE PAINTING. Horner and Bunting.
500 Bennett street. ID. & A. Phone,
2O35A Neept22-lm
The Forrest City times., 1904-02-26
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

he Worlds fair loan contract wa, approved Ey the secretary of the treas- t,ry' at hington, Tuesday.
 Fred Foster. Of Detroit, Mich. was arrested on charge of pointing a Dis toi at the head of Jay Weaver. clerk of the Planters hotel, St Louis.
 The tn.ted States supreme court de- eiGes that registered Delawares are en- titled to share equally with Cherokees In segregation of land.
 Two Chinese cruisers have been sent to Shanghai to reckon with the Rus sian gunboat which has refused to leave the port when ordered
 The attorney general of Texas charges the American Express Co. with Violating the antitrust laws and has brought suit for $6,O00 900 penalties.
 quartet of St. Louis girls-Miss Lily Lambert. Miss Janet Morton. Miss Louise Simpkins and Miss Nellie Rich ardS-will tour Europe in automobiles this year.
 A bill has been introduced in the St. Louis city council for the submis- sion of charter amendment, allowing Increase of the mayors salary to S15.- ooo and other city officials in propor- ton. s
 At the banquet Cf the Latin-Amer- ican club in St. Louis enthusiastic speeches were made in regard to the development of trade relations between St Lou- and Mexico.
 The Industrial Association of Amer lea. before adjournment at Indian apclis, Ind, adopted a resolution con- demning the requirement of the union label in any public contract.
 Attorneys for the defense in the case of Fleetwood Gordon, convicted at Co., lumbia, Mo, of manslaughter. have produced witnesses who swear that two or the jurors expressed opinions as to Gordon'5 guilt.
 The powers have notified Turkey and the Balkan states that the far east situation has not changed the concord III regard to Europe It is believed the warlike tension has relaxed in conse- quencc
 The cruiser Columbia. from St. Thomas, confirms the report that the Dominican rebels suffered a complete rout at Santo Domingo, losing war munitions and many officers, including four generals
 Count Lamsdorff, it IS reported. is to resign as minister of foreign affairs in Russ.a and will be succeeded by M. Witte, conservative who has stead fastly opposed the jingo party, which Is now in disfavor
 A. C. Adams. one of the principal witnesses for the defense in the trial or Curtis Jett and Thomas White at Cynthiana, Ky, pleaded guilty to the charge of perjury, alleging that he was prompted to it by prominent Breathitt county officials