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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
CALLED BY DEFENDANT
he SAID That He Remembered The Day
The Photographs Of The Petty
Officers We're Taken.
MlOSHlPMtN IN DECATUR'S ROOM
The Accused Was a Member Of
the Party.
cORROBORATIONOF OTHtRwlTNE88E8

A77'Nlat1u fIeaa liauAlih ul Special Mlrca
Annapolis, Nd, Jan. 2-The court
martial which is trying Midsbipman
Stei hen Decatur, j., for the hazing
OF Fourth Classmen Isaac N. MoCrary
and Gaylord Church, resumed it's SEES
sions at 10 o'clock this morning.
Immediately after the reading Of the
record Of the last days session, Mid
shipman Charles S. Keller was called
to the stand for the deieuue. be said
that BIO remembered the day the photo
graphs Of the petty officers we're taken
Ut bad been testified to that this was
The day OF the hazing) ana that be had
been 10 Decatur's room after dinner.
lie testified that a humber Of midship-
men were there and that one Of them
was Decatur. Tbs latter 6tateme n /
was evidently a surprise to the de-
tenue, as it corrohorated the prosecu-
tiou's testimony. He said that he saw
no fourth olassmen in the room and
thought that he could have seen them
II they had been there. On GROSS
examination, be admitted that the
officers had their pictures taken on
several days.
The trial was interrupted and the
courtroom cleared to consider a matter
which was afterwards made public.
This was the receipt Of a telegram
from George l.. Foster of Louisville,
Ky, iatner OF First Classman W. w.
Foster, whose trial is the next on the
docket OF the court. Nh. Foster asked
postponement Of the hearing OF his
sons case until tomorrow Afternoon
or Thursday morning. The opinion o.
the court was that no special actor
was necessary, as the chances favol
the continuation OF the present cast
until tomorrow.
Midlhipman John r. Cox Of tn
second class was the next witness. III
esliiied that be had b en- in Decatur
room after dinner on the day when tn
letty officers we're to have their pic
lures taken. lie said he had seen ri
one neIng hazed and would have seel
~ heard them II they had been, b
thought. On REORGANIZATION, he sal
someone might have been doing "No
IS" or The Leaning Rest" in tn
closet and the witness not know il
but be was sure that he would hav
beard the noise made by the feet O
the door had anyone teen standing O
his head.
Nj lshipman Robert V. Lowe,
claesmate of Decstur's, said he ha
come directly from the mess hall afte
dinner on the day that the petty officer
had their pictures taken. He ha
glanced in the closet. he said, and ha
seen no one. Decatur, be said wa
ia the room when the witness arrive
and left before the witness did. o
cross examination, he admitted that
was possible to come into a loom an
not see in the closet.
The judge advocate also broueh
out the fact that pictures were take
on three different days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

sAly poem entitled The Bridge"
said Longfeliow. was written In sor-
row, which made me feel for the loneli-
ness Of others. was a wldower at the
time. and 1 used sometimes to go over
the bridge TO Boston evenings TO meet
friends and return near midnight by
the same way. The way was silent,
save here and there a belated footstep.
The sea rose or fell among the wooden
piers. and there was a great furnace on
the Brighton hills whose red light was
reflected by the waves. II was on such
a late. solitary walk that the spirit OF
the poem came upon me. The bridge
has been greatly altered, but the place
OF Il is the same"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
MuNIOIPA- COURT.
Young Man Accused OF Improper Conduct
ON a Trolley Car.

Young Man Accused OF Improper Conduot
on Trolley Car.
In the Municipal Court, this morn
ing, Thomas a. ferinar, a young man,
was charged with acting in a dis
orderly manner on a Maryland avenue
car last night and Judge Cochran
fined him $40
The case against George Baston and
Joseph WEIGH, both coloreu, charged
With selling Intoxicating liquors with
out license ana keeping a gaming
table, was dismissed.
Charles Smiley. charged with carry
ing concealed deadly weapon, will
have a hearing tomorrow morning.
The case against John g. Scott and
William i. Siioox, charged with act
ing in a disorderly manner, last Sat.
uIday night, at Second and Walnut
streets, was continued until Thursday
morning.
Houston Smallwood, colored, charged
with assault and battery, will have a
hearing on Saturday morning.
The case against William Rex.
charged by his wife with non-suppor I
'and vile beating, vas continued until
FRIDAY morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
CASE TAKEN UP TO-DAY
II, HsaTlng is Before Judge Audsn-
rlsd, 10 The Philadelphia
Criminal Court.
JUDGE GORDON WONT APPEAR
plstrlct Attorney VIII Conduct
Prosecution.
NEARLY 200 COUNTS IN INDICTMENT

Associated freas blrpAiun " ofo1A-' ""oN
philadelphia, Pa, Jan. John W.
nil former chief of the Filtration
Butenu, vas placed on trial today be-
io,s Judge Audeuried, 10 the Criminal
Can't. emerged with tor cry and faisi-
seaticu OF the records OF the tIltra
too bureau
Mr.. Hill's arrest, last June, was che
At The first and NJ st sensational o.
ibe developments growing out OF
MAYOR Viewers break Win the Re
publcan organization and his crusade
hr good government. The arrest fol-
oWed an investisation BY former udge
lance Gay Gordon, private counsel
IA, the mayor, into the system 10y
vbiop contacts Tor work on the ultra
Nan plant had been arded md the
manner 10 when the work was per
bfned Mr.. Hill was arrested on June
glh and held in s5i 600 bail for trial.
few Gays later be was sRain arrested
similar charge ia connection with
uolbef contract, and bis bail was in
creased to $4,000.
Ihe indictment contained nearly 200
cunts
lhe prosecution will be conducted
b. District Attorney John e. bell,
vilt bis assistants, David MalleIRtein
nd Chester Mari ME. WalieTstein
vas associated with Mr.. Gorion in the
pphmin ~ hearing Of former Chief
hll aud was afterwards appointed an
assistant district attorney. ormer
District attorney George 5. Graham
is Mr HIP. chief ooun el Juoge
6cidou viii no figure 10 the trial.
be vas d MED PERMISSION by the dis
iliol attorney TO assist 10 the rresenta-
iioD OF toe Commonwealth S case be-
can,s Of his position as pr counsel
70 ihe mayor.
TIE case has gained widespread
noilfeiy 90 tue trial, 1t Is thought,
viii prove one oil the most notable that
hai eIer engaged the attention OF d
lua jury.
Many Of the witnesses % be called
By TIC rfoseautiol and defence are ca.
pert engineer, and here will be q
TAsi amount Of testimony Of thil
clalacter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
OBITUARY

Marqare,ia Horty died on Sunday at her
home on Madison street above Fourth.
Charles n. Akers aged ~ years, died on
Saturday at 26 klund street.
Emma o. Gray, a child. died on Sunday
at 4l9 Rodney street.
Allen o. Mccall, a child, died yesterday
al Fifth and Lombard streets.
Harlan ID. Paris. Jr., a child, died on
Saturday at 400 East Third street.
Margaret Hudson, aged 56 years. died on
Saturday, in Camden, n. j., and the toly
was brought here today for interment ai
Riverview cemetery.
RAYMOND S. pettijohn, a child, died
yesterday at 80 Shallcross avenue.
Sarah Williams. aged 81 years, died in
PhilAdelphie on Saturday and the body has
been brought here for burinl.
Thomas 1homps n, aged 20 years, died
on Saturday at Fourth street and Grant
avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
COLLECTOR CLARK IN CHARGE.

He Was sworn Ia Tins Morning by AIagis-
trate bradley
Rev. David s. Clark of Kenton, the
as collector, today, by Magistrate
Bradley, and took charge of the office,
the effects being delivered by Robert
g. Houston, the retiring collector.
Mr. Clark informed the assistants
in the Office that be had no intention
OF disturbing them, and that " there
had been any past political differences
there would be no friction. Ii is
Understood that all are under Civil
Service regulations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

A dog fancier once tsok exception to
Professor Huxley's assertion that lone
OF the most curious peculiarities Of the
dog mind was its inherent snobbish-
ness, shown by the regard paid to ex-
ternal respectabnity. The dog who
banks furiously at beggar will let a
well dressed man pass him without OPP
position" He said that. IN fact. only
dogs Of well dressed persons act SO.
Dogs accustomed TO men 10 rags bark.
not at beggars. but at persons clothed
In sleek brOadcloth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

A movement Is on foot to ask the
Legislature at its next session, to
authorize State appropriations for
the Delaware and homeopathic Hos
pitfalls in this citys which take care Of
patients from all parts Of the State.
Both institutions are now supported
by private subscriptions, except tina {
the Levy Court Of New Castle county
makes an appropriation OF $500 to
each institution annually.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

A man called at Deputy Coroner Cha n
dler'e Office last night ana stated that he
found in a woods near Newport on Septern-
Der 25th. The dead man was about so
years old, mad a faded blue suit on and
beside him lay a revolver with which he
had shot himself. The stranger said he
would return today with a description OF
the man he Suspected to be the victim
buried as an unknown, but up 10 o'clock
this afternoon he had lot returned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
EvANGtLlSTlO CAMPAIGN.

Many People at the Asbury church Meet
ing Last night
The evangalistic campaign Of the local
NJ. =. churches. which began In AsbuTy
Church ON sunday night was continued In
that church last evening. and as ON the
previous night the church was crowded.
Rev. j. q. Chapman Of Newark, ~ j.,
the evangelist who Is 10 lead the campaign,
preached again last night. and his sermon
was forcelu one, his appeal to the uncon-
verified being powerful throughout
There will be service I'M st. Paul's
NJ. T. Church this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Much interest is centered in the ex-
piration of the terms Of some Of the
Trustees of the Poor. DI. John Eall
OF Mermaid, George r. Roberts and
William Turner Of this city, shortly
cad their terms. Dr. ball. II - be-
lieved, will be returned. Siumel !.
Dennison is mentioned for one Of the
other places.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
NEWS OF THE PORT.

The British steamship Ottawa arrived IN
port today from Iampeco, Mex, to load
oil. The captain reports that be spoke the
four-musted schooner Addie s. Bronson,
lumber laden, bound north, In latitude
36, As. north, and longitude 20. 6. west.
The American schooner Everett Webster
arrived today from Jacksonville, Fla, with
a cargo OF lumber for the American Car
and Foundry %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
GOLpEY OOLLEGE OPENING.

IL Resumed To-day With a Large Attend
ance-students From a Distance.
Goldey College reopened this NOM
ing with q very large attendance. In
addition TO those from Wilmington,
there are students in attendance from
several States. Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia are well represented.
York county, Pa, is we'll to the front
again, one young man coming from the
city Of York There are also several
students from Havana, Cuba.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
NAV RAlLRnAn sIAIlnN.

Plans Submitted TO tho street ana Sewer
Department To-day.
Tho plans for the now p, D. a W. rail-
road station In this city we're today sub
Iniiiod 10 the Street and Sewur Department
and approved with the suggestion that the
poets supporting the shed around tho station
be round instead Of square.
The Peoples Railway 90. notified the
board OF its acceptance of tho Rockford
extension franchise. which was granted
some time ago.
The matter Of placing a crossing and inlet
at Beach and Van Buren, streets. asked for
by City Councilman Mc6oyern, was referred
to Engineer hommol.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

While a horse attached to carriage
belonging to r. blumenthal Co., was
hitched on Broome street between Sixth
and seventh, at noon today. Il broke the
fastening and ran down Broome street to
bird. where the carriage coilided with a
telegraph pole and was damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Court Stenograr her Hardes5 Mas been
commended by Jay ri. Whitman. the
mechanical engineer who testified in the
case OF the Wilmington Candy Co. Va.
Remington Machine 90. Alr. Whitman
told Mr.. Hardeety that his report of the
testimony given by him from the stand in
the case was the most accurate he ever saw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

An effort will probably be made to bring
70 Delaware Ernest Sterling, colored, OF
Iron Hill, who is suspected of assaulting
and robbing Frank Jones, also colored, ON
Christmas. Sterling, It il snid. lives on the
Maryland side of tho line and Jones on
the Delaware side. Detective Hawkins Ia
making an investigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

The Wilmington Light. Heat and Power
Co. which recently received anIelectric light
franchise from the city, Is preparing plans
for a powerhouse. Operations on the plant
will probably be started next summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

G. Washington Lelly, formerly Of this
city, has passed examination and will be
permitted 10 practice law in Maryland. He
will open an Office in Baltimore. Mr. Lelly
formerly assisted Court Stenographer L. u,
Hardesty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Argument was finished today, in the
Court of Chancery, In the application Of
the r., 3. o. w. Railroad Co. as to the pro-
prieiy OF making a motion for leave 10
amend the decree In the bubenzer case, 20
as to strike out that portion granting Air.
Bubenzer an easement of IA feet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
COUNTY BALANCE

The balance IN bank to the credit Of New
Castle county yesterday was Sill, l09.9i
This time last year the balance was
S2l2.146.15, The tax rate In 1904 was 05
cents on the Sll0; last year II was 80 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

The talk of movement for a new city
hall has been revived, and IL Is intimated
that an option on a desirable site h about
to be- secured with view to asking the
Legislature TO authorize loan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

The Water Department be gan today to
receive water rents for the year 1906.
the total amount received befor noon
being about 81 100.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Building Inspector Connolly today issued
permits 70 siliot Iobasco 10 build a DWELL
ing at 10 Scott street, at a cost of S7O0,
and TO antonio Russo to build an addition
TO the house No. "a East j wenty
street, at a cost OF $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Judge spruanco, in Orphans Court, this
morning, granted an order TO cell real
estate of the estate OF Thomas blackson.
The application was made by Robert II.
Ionea. admInla Irnlnr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

Referees heard the suit of W. G. johnson
We. Harley Pryor in Magistrate Hollis
Office, this morning. Il WAS an action to
recover S93.70, claimed to be due for
roofing. The plaintiff got a verdict for S3a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
WILLIAM 0 KIRK DEAD.

Associated Press Iispateh uy SPECIAL Wires.
st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 2.-Wflliam
ID. Kirk, president Of the Capital City
Bank, died today of heart disease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

iodsvs d peolie schools of the city reopened
va so s.ser the holidays. The attendance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-02

What will cure a headache Dr.. Wards
Headache loWdorn.r
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-27
:: HouLT AVENUE ITEMS. :
:: :
:++++++ $3.50

HOULT AVENUE. June 2C--Mrs
Asa Matthews and daughter. Ver"
of Junior. were visiting at JOHNNY
Stretchberry' On last Saturday ana
Sunday.
Miss Maud Shaw. OF Upshur co".lty
was visiting relatives here last wclA
That is right. Joe. don't be so SLOW
for some one else is liable 10 take :ler
and go.
Mr. Roy Hyson ana wife returned
last Sunday from Simpson wae-e
they had been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Harlem Stretchberry has go:
tired of West Virginia and is going 10
New York to Try city life. Success
to you.
Miss Abbie Hawkins. of Fairinoa,.
was visiting relatives here Sunday.
Rivesville. have you found Gu;
where Hoult avenue is Iat2 II y'.l
:1aven't, come over and we Will show
You the great place.
4 Birthday Party.
Mr.. Andie Hayhnrst surprised his
wife with birthday party on last
Sunday. she being &c years old She
had said that no one could foo he:.
but they did. Mr. HayhurSt took her
TO her brothers near Winfield an:
returned at noon where a bountifGl
dinner was spread. When they re.
turned. the crowd cheered them as
if they were a newly married couple.
Those present We're as follows: Mr..
Johnny Keener. Ivy Hayhurst. Emma
Frankenberry, Jonathan Neeuer and
wife. Ezra Keener and wife and two
children. all of Co1faN; G. L. Hender-
Scc and wife and three children. Sam
Miller and wife and one child all OF
Eairmont: Frank Keener and wife and
three children: Jim Carpenter ard
wife and four children and Bill Cos
tel1o. all of Montana: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Baker, of Canton. Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Prickett. Mrs Rebecca Ro5er. OF
Viola: Mr.. and Mrs. T. A, Hayhurst
and three children. Mr.. and Mrs Z.
A. Pitcher and two children. Mr.. and
Mrs Luther Keener and orc child.
of Canton: Bert and Clyde hIneaid.;
Arch Miller, Ray Rither, Jessie
Hughes. Maud Eayhurst, and Bertha
HayhurSt Mrs Hayhurst received
many nice and useful presents In
the evening they all returned home
wishing Mrs. Hayhurst many more
Suct happy events
ONE WHO WAS THERE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-27
How'a ThiSc

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rs
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in. all business transactions and fnan-
cially able to carry out any oblisa-
tons made by his firm
Walding, Kinnao- & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-27
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

Whereas preparations are now be-
ing made to celebrate the Fourth Of
July in our city. which viii bring here
large crowds of people: and whereas
it is only with the greatest of care
and precaution that accidents. by
runaways and otherwise, caused by
shooting of fire crackers and other
explosives, may be averted-
1 therefore order that the shooting
Of large frecrackers, loaded canes
and other high explosives on the
streets and alleys Of our city: and
also the placing Of torpedoes on the
streets car track be prohibited. on
that day, and the police force Of tae
city is instructed to place all parties
under arrest found violating this or
der.
Given under my hand this s1st day
of June, 1906.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-27

from, tirty 70 a HUNDRED fses Trncs
are driFenbs Eas sasd Oh enginespy
fesecfnc motors and ostea n.aKe
initIy miles an hour The fastest al
them IS ess.sAareois owned BY Chs
SEoS ouief s,SSts of th:z
class are the ..Z..pzAIong, ifsarc
IBoileG- Esq. Dart and F1e.n Dc
ILgs.s'5s s
class Is composed CT tie
sailing yachts. sloops. schoone-s,
yawls and cutters. The Hampton
Roads Yacht Club and The manage
ment Of The Jamestown Exposition
have just issued a call TO over three
hundred American yacht clubs TO at
tend a convention TO be held at Nor
folk, TO consider in just what. form IN
yachtsmen, what trophies shall be
offered and to fix the variou:- details
of the programme.
: Submarine boats viii give exhib:>
tons and monster ocean steamers viii
be opened to. the inspection Of visi-
tors. It is estimated that more than
IA thousand large craft Will lay IN
Hampton Roads opposite the James
town Exposition grounds next sum
mer.
An interesting possibility is the pros
posed erection OF a model drydock
complete in every detail and similar
to the one at the Newport News Ship
building Company's yard Several
firms are now considering the matter
OF building such a model dock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-27
Many pes Of
Pleas1lre Crafts
MIL SEEN ON HAMPTON
Roaos DuRfNGTH sAMEs
3. TOWN EXPOSITION
IN 1907. So

NORFOLK. a., June 2.s-Every.
thing thai sails the seas vim be rep.
resented in tie bewi4derins conec1ioc
Eof craft that will teSseen at.tae James.
town Exposition 20 be held ar&Eamp-
ton Eoads near. Norfolk tn;lS0.- Ola
and new types of naval construction
VIII lay side by side with the w4Ge
contrast in vessels ouilt Only yester-
day Alongside the gigantic battle
ships of the DreadnauSht and LouiSi-
ana type will be the Susan Constant
and Godspeed. not to speak OF the tiny
Discovery in which the hardy col
onistS risxed their lives TO found a
new empire in this hemisphere Be
You'd viii be 1ae graceful outlines OF
white or black yachts. tiny power
boats. with wonderful speed for their
size. and torpedo boats sitting low in
the water and each one carrying en-
Sines of horSepo~e. sufficient to
drive an ocean mail steamer. There
viii be also sloops. schconers, yawls,
full rugged ship yachts, submarines,
Transatlantic steamers. and sailing
ships
Among the yachts one Of SreSc
interest to Americans will be Sir
Thomas Lipton's Erin which has sew
eral times crossed the Atlantic with
ker owner abroad to attend the Amer
lea Cup races. She is about 1909 tons
burden. is usually painted white, 3ls
pole n1asts and has engines that dr.@a
her along considerably faster than
most cruising yachts. She IS the 'arE-
est Of feet Of several pleasure boats
her owner keeps in commission
Americans Will probably have also
the pleasure oil seeing Emperor Viii
liam's fionenzoIe-r at the Jamestown
Exposition.
II IL -rss:oIe rns, tie English
royal yacht. Victoria and Albert WI
be present At he jamestown CeiCDfas
ton Among che famous America
yachts that wiz be here are J. Pier
pont Morca1's Corsair which can be
as readn: re: cssaized as any ccrea7
steamer as size is unusually large Size
is paintel BLACK with hug fu!,:'@I.'
John JacoL -&tor's Nor "oahal. =
famous c-s:f' maintained in :ae primo
~ fashion thu; only man Of lint
less weait.. car afford. viii range
alongside Howard Gou!d's shipriSsesl
Niagara ;.,nl VanderbilL's fiery iit
tie "Tararluia. credited WITH a main
taire;1 speed of over tbirty-Lrc mics
an hour. These are fair samples al
the larger ste:In driven yachts that
viii be mere. Another class taat is
now arousinS much interest," consists
of little power boats ranging in lerS-n