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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
PA1D po1irroAL 4ssnssmgSss.
sooscveit's Report Regarding tho
New York Custom House.

New York Custom Aouse.
WAeHINaToN, Jan. 28.--Oivil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt has submitted
to the full commission report Of his re-
cent investigation into the alleged viola
tlons of ths civil service law IN the New
York Custom House just prior to tho last
Presidential election. Upon the subject
Of the ool,ao,lon Of pnltle.l assessments
during that campaign Mr.. Roosevelt says:
ia Investigating tine al ogsd violations
Of the law againot making political
assessments | havs made u mora or less
complete examination into tho conduct
in the Offices OF collector, surveyor and
naval cfticer OF The port OF New York
during ths Psesideutia, election of 1883.
IT is most Instructive 10 note the a,ff ~
ence in the wty tho inT WAS observed i'll
tho three ofli,es named.
''Iu the naval Office, under Mr.. Bart,
my Investigation goea to shay this. the
law was observed absolutely, both IN letter
and spirit.
I'm tho collectors ofias, under Mr..
Msgons, there was apparently wide
spread, but not universal aud by no
means always successful, effort to evAde
the law by persuadipg or noescing the
oASkhh " bbhtflLGsSt
list of these Republican clerks mn2t have
bsen kept, because they were especially
singled out for moro or Less indirect
solicitation, either personally or by cir
onlar and there is the testimony OF one
witness that this solicitation was under
taken ty the express command Of Mr..
Magons's Prlv.te sscretary, there being
nothing TO chow, however, that Nj.
Msgone was aware OF lis seoratary's
action.
"In the su veFor's oGile, uudss Mr..
! Boattte, the contributions, 80 far as is
si.oTn by the tes.iplony OF tia 20 wit.
ne2ses examined, were universal. The
Democrats generally gave their money of
their own accord, but OIL the Republican
| clerks were practically fcrcSi against
/ their will TO pqy Whist were in reality
political assessments for the beuet. of
tho party to which they wsrc onpoled.
This was accomplished by a very ipgcu,
ions and widespread syaieui OF vailed
threats aud covert intimidation, 40 we'll
carried ont tba: it was completely sue.
osssfn!, the Kant o. tie suceGss being
8ooGn by the fac. that oil, sysu the
most ungiliin4 Of tho cleekH whom
ozam!Esa, wels Ia fhe End forcsd to pay
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
.:rnkniEIo WIND hroRm.


n
HiOWn from the Track
Denver, Jan. ga terrific and de-
struc i've wind storm swept oyer thu
Rocky Mount lin country yesterday. The
Dsnver ~ Rio Grande Salt Lake expralB
OF seven coaches, containing about 100
passengers, waB lifted from the track at
Monument, near Colorado Springs, last
evening and l6 passengers were injured,
four Or tiye seriously.
The wind had boon blowing hard since
Thurndag, but abont o'clock yesterday
a'tsrnnon became shsieking hurricane.
Pioneers sAy they have not seen such o
"blow" in Is years. The mountains and
plains wers filed with whirlwiada Of
aaud, and in crossing the trestle, just be-
fore reaching Monument, thu train
car ancl with the forca OF thu wind and
Thea righted MP again.
Just ~ the teain reached the station,
and before stopping, tbs rear cars, in
oiuliag the sleeper and special, in
Shoh Assistant General Freight Agent
Zimmerman was riding, went over. After
the tran stopped the baggage car and
smoker tumbled over on the depot plat
form. The two COACHES and sleeper,
which were blown from the track, imme-
diatsly took fire, aud in few minutes ii
looked as though the 20 imprisoned pas
sengsrs wtuld be burned to death.
the hurricane famed the flames, but
by heroic effofts tho train mon succeeded
in extinguishing it before any person was
burned. Another wreck w3s on tao
Pacific, near Bertbowd, Gal, in viii h
Eaginssr Jchn French and Fireman John
Richmond wore roasted to deatn. They
were pulling freight train, and the
storm was 50 binding they did not see
that tho sand had drl:ted foot deep In
tho cut. Tho locomotive Jumped the
track, buryiEg the engineer and fireman.
/ A telegraph line repairer was found I'm
! conscions und9r Que ot the cars, bur will
reeGVer. The condnoior, IN attempting
50 reach tho closest station 10 telegraph
for help, hal to crawl part Of tn dis.
lance 90 hia bands and kpc0S aud hold on
| TO th5 rails. Even then ms could hardly
faca ths tempagt % wind that swept ovsr
the mountains, tarcStening to dash hiGl
to death. Trains on all roads ware de-
layei, for the sand drtfted like suow
The wind storm IN the DIV / which
blew the Rio Granie s. santa F. ptsaea.
ger train from tb9 tack nj Aoulment
late yesterday afternoon aas slosidoi.
| The wind was 30 strong thGg ths coaches
were lifted from the tracks and carried
10 or IS feet from the treok aua throwr
upon their sides,
Several passengers were slightly bruised
and cut with glass, bus mons Ws-9 sefi.
ously hurt. Oonaiierabla aamlge wAs
doua to loany towns in lac sout arn part
of tue state, unrootiog houses, bd 20 The
present time no Gus IL reported hurt.
The tise which started on tho Caeyenn-
Mountain near Colorado sprinza, last
evening md threatened 60 burn the grove
OF Ii len Hunt JACKSON has been sxtin.
guiRhed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
EornrnI,Rl.,s snow SOLD.

The Philadelphia Record says: The
fntur0 Of the Forepsugh show has al
ready been settled. Despite all efforts to
the contrary, the larger part OF the in
terast has been sold to au English tyndi-
cate for $500, 900. About six weeks be-
fore the death of ME-. Forepaugh several
Englishmen offered him n large sum for
his show, but the latter replied that he
would not sell ont Upon receipt OF this
decision the syndicate expressed a wish
to buy largo interest N the shcw. After
considerable negotiation MIR. Foiapaugh
finally consented to sell lures fourths
interest for 5000 900, only upon tho con
dition that he would manage tho show
himself. All this artists were then SO.
cured for next ssagun and tie c1atrscti
given out. Au agent representing the
Eugish syndicate 10 new on tile aay 10
this country to perfect ali arrangements
for next season. The sh0w will now DO
managed by Adam Forspaugh, Jr. The
aula Affects everything connected with the
Forepaugh circus.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
HARRISON UNPOPULAR.


Obstinate President.
Washington Core pondence Phila. Ledger.
IL hRs baen I0r some tine All open
secret that President Harrison was not
popular fith mlny Of the senator's, rep
resenta.tyes aud leading men Of his party,
but mono OF them have been bold euough
to express publicly the opinions they do
not hesitate to utter IN private oonversa.
ton. MIR. Harry Wolcott OF Colorado,
brother of Senator Wocott, haa crossed
the line, and givsa uttetance to his
opinion OF the President with frankness
that leaves no doubt 40 10 HE ieeiju2s.
In an interview pubishad in the Post,
Mr.. Woicott speaks of general ilsGontent
prevalent in the west with President Hgr-
rison's administration, and says that in
the ssieciion of Secretary Noble
''the President reached into oblivion
and dragged him out" Mr.. Wolcott
says his criticism of the administration
does not rest entirely on It's failure TO
properly recognize he countrg vast Of
the Missouri river. "fhe va I, said he,
contributed largely to Harrison'a nomi-
nation, We were TOLD by his champions
that he was o strong, vigorous man, and
Republican who believed 10 thorough
party organization. Never betore WRs
such an effort put forth to elect any
party candidate, and l, for one, am dis
gusted at the senctimonious assertion
that President HaFrison's nomination
and election was the work OF the Lord,
and not thu result OF hard political work
and shrewd political management.
~ could name hundred reascns for
this discomfort of Republicans with the
President, but 1t is no. necessary to do
that. Go talk to Republican senator's
1t is hard to find ors Who will say he ia
satisfied with the administration. They
express their opinions in an undertone,
bat with couteraptuous curve of the lip
that mphssizss what they do roy. He 10
constantly ignoring tho representative
men of the party, iuoluding senators and
members Of Congress, hnmiliatinR them
before thei. constituents, and eooner or
later revolt againat the administration
will come .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
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RE4YY S1OREs ar SEA.


Rough Experiences Of FrNuaatian
SIC Steamers From Europe.
New YonR, Jan. 25.--Tae steamer
California which arrived to day from
Hamburg, reports heavy westerly gales
Bpd tremendously high ssag throughout
the voyage. On January 18th. latitude
As, longitude SO, took a hurricane epd
stopped the engiue ard hove to under small
saili Oil was used and saved everything
about decks from being washed away.
On Dec. 10 she burst steam pipe aad
wes obliged TO return TO Queenstown for
repairs The chief engineer, third engi-
neer and storek5eper we're badly Bealdtd.
Captain BRuBr rays the weather this
voyage was the worst he ever experienced
in his 81 voyages to the westward.
The steamer RlRetia, German, yogel-
Resang, from hamburg, reports extremely
heavy weather. On January 17th, the
decks were almost constantly covered
with water. The ship would not answer
her helm. Oh wan used for ~ hourg
with great effect On January 22d, she
put into Halifax for coal.
The anchor steamer Anchoria from
GLASGOW to day, reports very stormy
passage. High Winds raised high seas,
that broke over the vessel with great
force. Three OF the boats were smashed,
the offi,s quarters were frequently
flooded and every day Of the voyage was
one Of suffsrnR Tho Anchoris carried
48 cabin aud 81 stserage passengers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
poN,r
Ruics 40 Ie Observed for tho Pre-
yenTtgn ot the Spread of EOnsuutp-

kuics 80 xe Observed for tho Pres
yenti0n OF the Spread Of COnsun'u-
tom.
Medical Classics
pululorarg tuberculosis (oonsumptiou)
is directly communicated from ne per-
son to another. Tue germ of the diseaae
exists iii the expectoration of persons
afflicted with it. Tho following extract
from the report OF the health department
of New York city explains the means by
which the disease may be transmitted:
Tuberculosis is comnouly produced in
the lungs (Which are the organs most fire.
quently htf3cted) by breathing air in
which living germs are suspended as
dust. The material which is coughed up,
sometimes in large q 1sntitias, by persons
aufering from consumption, contains
these germs often in enormous numbArs.
This material when expecto-
rated, frequently lodges in places where
it dries, a6 on tue street, floors, carpets,
handkerohiess, 60. Afser drying in one
way or snutber, 1t ia very apt TO become
pulYerized, aud 1ogt in the sir as dust.
BY observing tho following rules the
danger Of catching the disease will be re-
duoed to a minimum
/. Do not permit persons suspected to
have consumption to spit on the floor or
on cloths unless the latter be irnme-
diately burned. The spittie of persons
suspected to have consumption should be
caught in earthen or glass dishes contain
ing the following solution: Corrosive
snblimste part, water 600 parts.
2. Do not 6iaep in room occupied by
person suspected of having consump-
ton. The living rooms OF oOnsumptiye
patient should have IS little furniture as
practicable. Hangings should be espect-
ally avoided. The uge of carpets, rugs,
DO, ought always to be avoided.
s. Do not fail to wash thoroughly the
eating utensils Of a person suspected OF
having consumption as soon after eating
as possible, using boiling water for the
puspoes.
4. Do not mipgle the unwashed cloth
ing Of consumptiTe patients with similar
clothing OF other persons.
5. Do not fail 70 catch the bowel dis
charges Of consumptive patients wi
disrrhma in a vessel containing corroHiys
suhlimate part, water 1,000 parts.
G. Do NOT fai: to consult the family
physician gnrding the social relations
of persons suffer ng from suspected con.
sumption.
z. Do not permit mothers suspected of
having consumption to nurse their off,
spring.
5. Household pots (animsls or birds)
are quite susceptible to tubsroulosis;
therefore do not expose them to persons
afflicted with consumption; also do not
keep, but destroy at once, all household
pets suspected of having consumption,
otherwise they may give it TO human
beings.
g. Do not fail to thoroughly cleanse
| the floors, wRlls and ceilings u the living
and sleepiu2 rooms Of persons suffering
from consumption at least once in two
weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Pears Soap IL tho mo stelsgsuttoiletaij unct
a nav sonsl 90 wo., chester,

4 WEST CHESTER, Jan. 26 The Whining.
con Il Northera railroad Company have
made proposition to the board Of ira Q
OF West Chester, that they will build n
railroad from their road at Lsnape sta-
tion to this borough, distance of four
miles. for $3.50, 900, the company to fur
,nish $4,000 and the board Of trade to
raise 100000. There have been three
routes survsysd, and on two Of them re-
leases from property holders have nearly
,ali been spcured. II Is probable that
idurinR the summer the road vii be built,
las It would open up connections between
this borough and tho not;hstn part OF the
Ioouatry and the con- regions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Customer-"Wh ia this watch WORTH"
Jewelry salssman-"rhst one That's q
very handsome watch. Sold gold IS
karat cases, very heavy, A l movement
and warranted to keep perfect time. We
hsve more demand for that kind OF
watch" s'Well, what is it worth p
1--WE are selling that watch at $50, and
there is no profit in 1t all. But it is such
an excsllent article that 1t recommends
our business" Ninety dollars is too
much money for me 10 lsy out at once"
"0h, you want topay cssb? ?" Certainly"
1--WE can let you have that watch for $40.
/ thonsht you wanted i.on our instalment
plan
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
TIE sAMn1N 1RNA1Y.
German Bgnstfiity Shotps chat n
sYa4a an Aeaer!Gnn sETtulnph.

German BgDsttiity SlADypH 'fhat IL
sfa1a ala Araer!Gnn ETsulHph.
WAsuIsdroN, Jan. 2t.--Tas hostility OF
the German press to ths Samoan treaty Is
still outspuken. The eommen Of tic Lead
ing conservative paper Aad also 0f ID Q lead
ing lipera paper In Berlin have beeu cabled
to this rlty.
This d flir Kreuz Zsittng, extreme con
sentative, detares taat "q1rmap Influence
III Salnoa IL not TO be al oRGi pradominat-
Inc force, and under all circumstances the
German element Ia TO be reduced to The
level OF other foreigners, although two
tkirls Of nil the foreigners In Samoa are
G srmans, and four fttLs of the entire
trade, foreign and domestic, IL Ia German
bands. F0r taase reasons, d9rmHny, In
1887, when conference was tirst spoken
al, naturally proposed that the control and
HDgl decision In d,apntes should be con
farre5 upon 1t. Tae cabinet at Washington.
however, refused this proposition and now
the conference resumsd Two Years later nj
Beritn has gone 50 tar as to determine that
Germany has no paramount claim, notwlth-
standinR ita g,aat interests there."
The possische Zsttung, 4 leading Liberal
Journal Ut Berlin, says; Although the Ger
mans have ny fnthe largestpart OF the Ger
man trndsln Their bsndi,r they have no more
rights than Is little band OF Americans On
the ISLAND. Certainly 1t is wlsest TO look ut
the fact that II is o retreat, from the pleas
ATTEST point Of view, and 10 console our
selves with tha thought that It might have
been still worse from the standpoint OF
Germnn interests.
"fhe contents ofthe Samoan treaty afford
no ground far particular satisfaction. The
circumstances alone that 10 51,lOa the Gc5-
mans are denle4 that intluspce which they
claimed IN virtue OF their superior poBsas
slons and numbers, must he regarded As
untavorable. 1t Is another Of thOsa blows
in tho tsco of which liberal ieplty gave
notice when our present Golonlat p-lley
was inauguratei, and or which we hGYa had
more than enough SINCE"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Nellle nly,s ElYang Trip.

Miss Nellie BY on Saturday conplstod
her task OF putting World girdis around
the globe in less than rs days. She ar
rived in Nav Yosk at O'Clock In the
afternoon, having made the circuit of she
earth ia "a lays hours and IL minutes,
unofficial time. Her arrival In Jersey
City aud New York was signAiized by q
popular ovation from tie great crowds
gathered 30 $50 her and her passage on
the ferrYbsat scross to Nav York was
crested by the blowing OF countless steam
Whistles and the booming OF cannon OF
the Battery and Fort Greene.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Prepare TO cas- Ice Next month.

Dsyoe, the Jersey weather prophet. ID
slightly ratified" over his early winter
predictions, and has renewed his
prophecy. He says the present mildness
ia caused by warm equatorial currents.
Owing to the shifting of storm belts, the
rain in this section will be turned into
snow In January. Winter now seems to
begin two months later. We shall have
three cold waves yet. The ice men can
cut by February 1st. The last cold wave
will be here February 18th. There will
be snow storm in March followed by an
early spring. N.Y."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
an,c,o,l . nlsoraer,y Hn.hnnd.

CEsrRALtA, Pa, Jan. ~. John Hoffsy,
aged 40, residing At this place, died Eat.
urday night from the effects o. ~ over
dose OF lsuulen administered by bis
wife. lie came homs intoxicatsd and in
quarrolsoma mood. His sister ADVISED
Mrs. Hoftey 10 give him some lBudenunl to
mako him slsep, epd shortly SITTER ba waa
given the dosa he was eeiaad with oDnvul.
tioas and died in q few hours. Tie in
queat wall be held 10. night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-A husricNns has
caused immense damage in Germany.
Houses were unrnoted and oh!mneys
blown down. Al Nuremberg the tornado
destroyed hundreds of tomb stones.
In celebration Of the birthday Of Fred
erick the Great, tho emperor, in the
presence OF the whole i'm perial Family,
presented new colors to the guards at
Potsdanl.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
nn,,r ni,e 4. y, StaNa.

There Il 10 question about It. Whoever
neg sets u cough or cold, Ii0e4 so ut the risk
ii hts or her Ifs. To-day l. may be easily
controlled; next week tina lungs may ~ fall
az tuhetciel, Think OF this DO not wifRlly
rash 10 4 aonaumptivs's grave. Remember
mat d teU doses 1t "Hals's Honey ~ Hjce-
soapd and Tar" will cure any cold or
cough, II taksp early enough. Remenhar
also, that theirs Is crisis when al! medic1-
lion is roo late! seo late" Sold oy all
druggists at rs aud SO ,suts ana 81. The
arge 4izs belng much the cheapest.
Plies Toothaohs Drops cure II one
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

CHILtIooTHE, Mo-, Jan. 27.-The
BroWaing House, three story hotsl,
was partially burned yesterday. The
building was vslnpd at $4,000. Land
lord Bl4ckbprn's loss on furniture and
tl1turas IL "A 900. II, L. Ssay's hard
ware stock was damaged by water about
81 900. Hirsch and Sherman, grooers,
bad their stock ruined by water. LOIS,
$4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
oUR RnuAsKSB1H WIsrSR.
The Signal Service People FhinK tho
t'arIsh Of Lowest Temperature

The SiEnhh service peOpic Ehtmk tho
Parioh of Lowest Temperature
Passed. 49,
SIGNAL CFFIoE, WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
An examination OF the dates OF tho oc-
currenee of three to five day periods OF
lowest mean temperature at 4 number OF
representative stations in the Middle aud
south Atlantic States from New York
city south leads to the probable conclu-
sion thnt for thia Season the period of
lowest Temperature Tor this section has
already occurred Tbs chances are
o. seven tp one that the lowest
monthly mean temperature will not occur
later thal January, aud a. I've to one
that the three 10 Eve day period Of lowest
moan temperature will not occur later
than January 25th. The chances against
this occurrence are somewhat less for the
northern portion of the region referred
to than FOR the southern. In 1885 this
period came about tho middle of Febru-
airy. which was the latest on record.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Gnil,y Of K,iling asls syveetheart

lNpIASApor1s, IND, Jan. 27,-After
being out So honrs the jury yesterday
afternoon found Edward Azmen guilty
OF the murder of Bertha Elf, his swest-
heart, and sentenced him to death. The
jury agreed on conviction OF the first
ballot, but on the question Of punishment
seven were for hanging and Eve for lite
impEis snm ent. v \ l- L9-.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

DowNnvLlg, Can, JIM ~. : During
storm Yesterday snew slide o. Logans.
vile, 10 miles above here, buried houss
Rri two ne tho Inmates were killed.
Many families at Sisrrs City, fearing a
Snow slide, have left their homes and
taken re'Hga IN the lowar tunnel CT the
mine. Tvn tousea of tho town ars al.
ready reported TO have been destroyed By
slides.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Nnrurn, ans ~ Ne,v Work.

GLovEEss1LnE N. Y, Jan. PIPE
troleum was struck Saturday morning on
the farm Of s. H. Kennedy nesr Johns-
town. Ihe we'll wac being sunk to dis
cover natursl gas. Three distinct veins
OF ges bad been passed and the inaica.
tons promised liberal supply. Intense
excitement prevails and thousands are
waiting the we'll.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Nnr,n. linn ri.e,..

James G. Blaine, H., has been ap-
pointed clerk OF tps COMMITTEES on fnr.
eisu affairs of the House Of representa-.
tives. iie was educated for the position
by few inglarious weaks as news aper
reporter, by close attention 10 tho billiard
eus and By raw months Of services MS d
locomotive tiramsp. 10 il well fitted,
therefore, to wear dress suit in tho
evening aud draw q salary OF 81, 100 q
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

RuFrAho N. ", Jan. 27.--Tbe Union
Bridge Company, the largest concern OF
the kidd in the world. is about to ahan-
dun it, Rhopa in this city and concentrate
its plant ct Athena, Pa. About $50 work.
men here will lose their employment and
the worku ct kthans will be Increased to
employ about 800 men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
lexa renen.e. aud App,e~ Mll,en

kEoKuK Ia, Jau. 27-The warm
weather following the cold snap has
osuSed the ice TO start In tho river hera
and in IFS grinding movemea. it has
wrecked tina new government boom, 800
feet long extending from tbs lover look
Of the Dies Mouea rapids canal to the
draw of the bridge. A part Of the boom
which may posh!blY Re saved from de-
struGtion, wns carried o considerable dis
lance below the bridge. Much alarm is
fel. by fruit growers in Lee county aud
in fact all over ttis lection of the country
for the safety Of tbs fruit crop. The re-
r4etkably mild weather CT the foe part
OF the season hAs developed sruit buds
to dangerous degree aud the decidyd
change Of the last week has doubtless
wrought vast damage. There Is nbso
lutely no hope TOT tbs pssoh crop and the
apple crop is possibly destroyed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Produced from the LAXATIVE and nutritious
iuiee O. California igs, eombtued with thu
fneuiolnal virtues Of plants known 20 be
most beneficial 10 the human system, acts
gently, on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
effeetually cleansing the system, dispelling
colds and headaches, and curing habitual
constipation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Celebrating tme Rmperovp R,,hdn,

BERLIN, Jan, 27.---ro day is the S1st
anniversary of the birth of Emperor Will
liam. II was observed in very quiet
manner The emperor received nun
ber Of princes, generals, and other high
Officials, who came to congratulate his
majesty. Re also gave reception to
1900 army officers.