Evening journal., 1893-04-07

Granted--Yesterday's Work In Senate
and House.
staff Correspondence Evening Journal
DOVER, April The House passed
the bill 10 incorporate the Delaware
Industrial School for Girls, and it was
introduced, reld and referred In the
Senate under suspension Of rules
The bill was introduced in the House
by Representative Cooch ea'ly In March
and has the backing Of the woman's
Christian Temperance Union Of the
state A large number Of these women
was here yesterday under the care Of
Judge Ball. and they did effective work
for the bill In the House and before
the Senate committee to which it was
referred
The incorporators named are Eliza.
beth G. Marks, Frances A. Mather,
Frances S. Garret. Emma d.. Weldil,
Emalia r. Warner, Josie b. Fogg, Mary
Smithers. Mary b Donnel. Tllie +
Sudler, Hannah Tunnel, Margaret S
Hilles aud Helen Porter The bill calls
for an annual appropriation Of 81 600
from the state
Under this bill parent or guardian
OF any girl between the ages Of l2 and
81 years ur the Municipal officers, or
any three respectable inhabitants OF
any city OF town where she may be
found may complain 10 the Munici
, pal Court she Is leading an idle and
vicious life and request that she may be
: committed TO the guardianship Of the
, Industrial School The judge ahall ap
point hearing and az such time anc
: place may examine into the truth Of
: the allegations of the complaint, and II
satisfactory evidence Is adduced he may
with the assent OF the corporation orde
: her to be committed 10 the school durinl
I her minority, or for any specifed term
q A parent or guardian. upon complain
D and hearing and certificate of any judg
ar justice that the girl IS a proper sub
iect to be committed to the school, may
a with the assent Of the corporation or IL
agents for term TO be agreed upon b
j. the parent or guardian and the corporation
l. send her there upon the condition tina
the parent or guardian shall pay her ez
penses at a reasonable uniform rate {
be liked by the corporation which sha
= have power TO enforce the agreement
a On complaint of the Judge Of the Mu
nicipal Court, any justice Of the peace q
- judge Of any court Of competent iurii
= diction that any girl Of the age abo,
= limited has been guilty Of an ofienl
,s punishable by fine or imprisonment Il
\, life, such judges or justice may 20 Il
examine into the case as to satisfy hiu
self whether she is a suitable subject Il
J, commitment 20 the school and II he s
decides he may thereupon suspend n
case aud with the consent thereto graz
- the corporation or its duly authorize
agent an order fer her TO be committe
= TO the guardianship Of the school for an
I, term that he may deem proper
he officers Of the school shall eau.
- the girls under their charge to be II
structcd in the branches Of usef
knowledge adopted to their age an
capacity and in household employment
needle work and such other modes
~ industry as may be suited TO their 70.
age, strength and disposition as ms
a be best adopted to secure their improv
ment and future welfare In securir
- homes, when necessary, the corporate
- shall have regard TO ths character
I, those to whom they are entrusted tn
"a they may secure to the girls the benel
of good example, wholesome instruction
~ improvement in virtue and knowled
, aud the opportunity 10 become intel
a gent, moral aud useful members
- society
90 The Senate will strike from the b
the exemption from taxation provisio
Representative Cooch made a stirriI
speech for the bill In the House.
xe The Provident Goes Through.
IN The House bill to Incorporate Il
o Provident Land aud Loan Compal
nt passed the Senate yesterday morniu
I'd The incorporators are William Canb
lie Joshua e Smith, Wilmer j. Eliasu
ne Edward T. Bellah and S Rodmoi
be Smith The capital stock is limited
or $5OO,O0O.
Delinquents May Qualify.
The blunder which was made 10 pal
Il ing the retroactive supplement to {
eu Armstr ing Delinquent law will be c.
- rected The Senate on Tuesday refus
the to concur IN House joint resoluti
- permitting the introduction Of {
~. remedial measure, but It rsceded FRI
,-a It's position yesterday. Mr.. Rscol
~ moved that the vote by which the re
- lutioa was killed be reconsldered aud
''' was done. The Senate then concurI
d. in it by the following vote:
- Ayes-Messrs Lacey, McMullin, r
st ords ROSS, Watson and Williams-6
N No-Mr Pilling
~ A bill giving the delinquents Of K'
~ and Sussex counties an opportunity
A pay a tax and qualify themselves is n
in course Of preparation IL will be
troduced and passed some time M
week.
- Dannenberg Wants Haif Tax-Rate.
his Councilman Dannenberg, Of the Leg
,8O lative Committee of City Council, "
ber mington, was here watching bills ate
ing the city. de a.ked for one half r
Of taxation on Eastlake property.
William T. lyman and George
Elliott Of Wilmington, were In
ate State House yesterday, looking af
ere bills in which they are interested.
Mrs. Torbsrt Was chaGrined.
ime In the Senate yesterday morning,
s' er's Records offered the following joint rs
luton:
That the sum Of $500, or so ml
thereof as may be necessary, be and
same is hereby appropriated to sec
an the colonial exhibit at the Worlds
IN A..