The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-20
THIRD EDITION.
HUMNIArY.s WORK.
Annual Meeting of the s. r. c. C-The
Work Done by the Society - The
Election OF Oficers for 1902.

The annual meeting OF Socie ty for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Office OF the Society. No. 606H Market
street.
The following abstract from Agent
Shouts report shows the great work
Tor humanity done by the Society:
Total number OF complaints, 275;
cases Investigated, 275; warnings, 275;
children involved, 6l7; arrests 81;
trials, 81; convictions, 81; amount Of
lines imposed, S4S0 fines collected,
e2l5; white children dealt with, So;
colored children, -; cases coming
from or connected with ,reformatorles
and other institutions, 8; children
placed In Matrons Home and Home
for Ffiendless and Destitute Children,
30, placed in St. Peters Orphanage. 3;
Delaware City Protectory, 2; Baby'e
Home, l; Ferris Reform School, l:New
Castle comfy almshouse, Is; Kent
county almshouse, 4; Home OF the
Good. Shepherd, Philadelphia, 4; Mag.
datlne Home, Philadelphia, 2;provided
with homes in the country2; Southern
Home for Friendless and Destitute
B Children, Philadelphia, 4; Northern
= Rome, Philadelphia. /; Delaware Hos.
p!tal for the Insane, /; Homeopathic
y Hospital, 1; children furnished witt
Temporary homes, 2a;ehildren brou yht
from outside the city and cared for, D.
Frank Stout was given unanimous
vote of thanks for the good work ht
had done on behalf of the suffering
3 children, and he was unanimously re
elected special agent For the ensuing
year. vote OF thanks was also ex
tended to the Daily REPUBLICAN, Morn
ing News and Every Evening, for pa
pers furnished to the society durins
the year.
The society then proceeded to thu
election of officers for the followinl
year with the following result:
S President-Wiliard Hall Porter.
resldents-Guyeruo Robert J
Reynolds, Chief Justice Joseph f.
Comegys, Judge John W Houston
Judge Charles N. Cullen, Judge Igna
tiusC Grub, Judge Leonard L. Wales
Chancellor Willard salisbury ex-iov
ernor Benjamin T.. Biggs Congress
man John w. Causey, Munlovo Hayes
r. @. Dale Nathaniel b. Smilhers
George ?. Fisher General Richard Il
kenney. L. Il. CourseyJ. Ii. Butemau
Z. Barnett, Henry RidIely, eX-Senato
Eli salisbury james Pennewill Jane
r. Lofiland. Edward l., Martin, Pete
r. Causey, r. 4. Fooks, Benz. Burton
Ex-Governor Charles G. Stockley, III
Hugh Martin, Secretary of State Dayl,
u. Marvel, K. c. Hazard, n. u. Welcl
d. j. Fooks, Daniel Burton. j. \
Coates, l.. W. Allibone, James Wi
liams, Ex-Governor john W. Hall. Ell
w. Tunnel, Charles Houston, John J.
Thompson, S. Minot Curtis, John iii
ing, the Rev. 2. B. Lightner, Dr. Joh
]. Black, II. IL. Curlls,j. Taylor Cause
Joseph Pyle, William L. Porter, Gaorg
w. Bush and Dr., James A. Draper.
ecretary-Sauuel X Smith
Ireasurer-D, &. Reed.
Board OF Managers-H. f. Cause
Nathaniel Il. Benson, Andrew G.. vi
son, Samuel X. Smith, William Canh,
Willard Hall Porter, Llndley G. Ken
James L. DeYou, Joseph W, Coley, /
III. Watson, the Rev. L. Gardiner Ii
tell, Mrs. J Frank Bail Mrs Beniami
Nields Miss Margaret Hilies, Mi
Walter D. Bush, Miss Spotlswuo
Miss r, L. Rowland and Miss HelC
Clarkson.