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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The disabled steamer Ellher Thomson
was inspected yesterday and 1t was found
that the blades OF her rudder are broken,
her engine shifted. her coAden ser cracked
and her pumps broken.
The steamer Dessough OF the came line
10 expected here to-day and the Ihomp.
sons cargo of merchandise will be un.
load I'D and the Dessough Will proceed to
Savannah. The Tho nson will be taken
to Philadelphia for repaira
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The breeding places Of the Chesapeake
ducks are in Canada, whero they ara being
destroyed in vast numbers by the cutting
away Of tho forests which shelter the lakes
and pools where they harbor and by tho
use and sale of their eggs. Thousands of
those eggs are annually marketed, and by
these methods, rather than by Numbers
actually shot, thsy have been greatly di
minished This condition of things seems
to be beyond romedy, since II state cannot
make a treaty with foreign power, and
the general government is not likely to in
teriere on behalf of what is practically
Maryland industry or to provide such
compensation as Canada might see ft to
ask if IA proposal were made to her to pro,
teot the ducks in their native habitat. So
the prospect ID that so years will see the
extermination of the finest wild fowl in
the world, and one Of the most priced
delicacies Of tho table -Lippincotts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
BIG CITIES EDUCATE.
One Must Think Quickly, and
Keep His Wits.
Fierce Competition Urges Men and
Women TO Their Utmost.
Nerves and Brain First Give Way
Under the Terrific Strain.

Under the Terrific Strain.
Men die In the big cities like the trees
beginning at the top. ...=. .....5
II Is apoplexy, heart failure, nervous
proetrution, shock. congestion OF the
brain and suicide that character lies the
mortality lists In the great centers OF
population.
A city teaches one to think quickly, to
be always on the alert and quick to avoid
danger, as well as to see tho lucky chan
ces. 1t Is Impossible to go slowly even IL
one has no pressing need Tor hurry. The
rush is contagious. Ono finds himself
drawn along by the rapidly moving
crowds and ls soon hurryinH with the
rest. 1t Is undoubtedly true that two
thirds OF all the men and women one eaes
tearing through the streets are In no
such aetuai haste. They are merely vio-
tins nj thlS fearful habit OF hurry.
But whether the fearful rush IL essen-
tlal or not the result is the same. Nerves
and Druine arc exhauste a. men and women
grow prtG,aturely agod. times of depre5-
sion follow the high strung condition.
The entire nervous system mu II DO rapid
ly and fully Dourlshed to prevent utter
prostration and collapse. 1t Is estimated
by physicians that PaInes celery COM
pound annually saves thousands upon
thousands Of men and women living in
cities from breaking down under their
work. 1t builds up the substance OF the
nerves and brian faster than 1t 10 torn
down by even sucn prodlgal waste. 1t
cures perm anently all weakness OF the
s,omaCh liver aud kidneys. md takes
away any tendency OF these vital organs
to uisoNse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Since the appearance of the present
snow storTp, q young man from Christie
ana has had quite eerlous time: This
enterprlsing delinquent tax collector OF
White Clay Creek Hundred concluded
that lie would enjoy a pleasant sleigh rlds
20 he le' I tho village In the mnrning with
a spanking double team and we:lded his
way toward tue town Of Newark which
is noted for its slelghing prurensities.
Arriving there he I'm mellately statlod
his team and took the train FOR Whining
ton. the home OF his beat girl. In com.
pnny with her he sped to the depot In Old.
or TO take the train for Newark. But. oh!
he boarded the wrong train and started
down the stale for the sailds of Sussex.
Realizing his mistake oil reaching New
Castle he left that pseky train anu cent
telegram TO the Newark Hotel for the
hostler to meet him about live OF six
O'Clock. the time he huped to arrive. II lie
encountered no other misfortunes.
Inis tlMe luck was with him. "A no and
his fair one arrived in the sleighIng town
of Newark and epent many enjoyable
hours In tho twilight Testing the pleasures
OF Main street. We are sorry Tor him in
hs misfortune and hope That In the fut.
ure no uutimuly events will occur to mar
the pleasures OF his antlcipations.
FkIEND,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
INDIAN FIGHTING COURAGE.
Terrors In White Settlements who Run
Away From Hostile Redskins.

"It takes a special kind OF courage to
fight Indians" said Major Edward Rags
6aio. "Tbey' re pretty sure TO surprise you,
and they're slippery as quicksilver and al
hard to catch Their yelling aud whoop-
ing alone are enough to stampede men not
trained to their style of fighting Some
times they dght under cover, and you catch
fire from an enemy you can get sight
of, and, again, where there hasn't been ono
to be seen they seem all to spring CUt Ot
tbs ground at once and charge you as
though nothing could stand their onset
Then there's tho knowledge that If they
catch you alive you'll be skinned alive or
burned or your life tortured out rf you by
slow degrees In thousand other way ) they
can think up to make you suffer. There's
many stout hearted dcsperndO, "A terror
in whito settlements and not afraid to
have pistol or shotgun scrap any hour Of
the day or night with man of his own
color, who doesn't count for "A row of pins
IN an Indian fight.
Take sam Brown of Nevada for case
i'll point. He wasn't afraid Of any man
that wore boots nnd he wns the terror of
the mining camps everywhere hn went.
The Piute Indians got bad onu tilnc and Il
party was organized in the camps 10 60
ont against them sam joined tho yulnn
trCrs, and everybody in The Enrty and nll
thot st,.id behind were talking about the
big deeds sam Brown would do ami
chI.rlling 10 think ur the way those rod
o. Ills would lie wiped out when they ran
up against Lin,
We'll when they came upon the In
dinrs things didn't turn out quite as thay
had expected 1T was tho white, that got
licked out In short cgdrr and thusC thai
wcrcu left on tie ground sfampcdCi fer
SAFETY sam Brown was une Of the first
ones TO run, and the pare he SIT hi horse
at to go, away from those redskins WAS
something that b"Hu quarler racing in the
way OF reckless riding. As they stanpeded
down canyon. every man trying TO b.
foremost to get away, sam hailed joe Nc
Murtrie, who was riding better horse
than his:
oh, Mac! Pull your horse u little SO
can come up. Wc'll ride safer together
"McMurtrip's answer to that friendly
invitation WAS to hcud down to his horse :
neck, set In tho spuls and get out Of that
canyon ahead Of sam and back to Bodie
as fast rs hCufs could carry hin, He ckHuE
Sam Brown. and shat if that verify once
got alongside him he wouldn't hesitate J0
shoot him off his horse so as 10 get bot
ter mount for himself After they all got
back to the settlement he didn't go round
to places where he WINS likely to meet
Sam, lest il might stir him up to unpleas
ant recollections of their Indian cam
paign people were that oonsidcrato Of
others feelings in those days when tho
other happened to be Sam Brown. New
York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Trout, beGu,nbed by cold, are being
picked up by thousands in New river, N. q.
Numbers oi wrrtched starving Armen-
lans are crossing into Russia from tho
EfzvrOuH nnd Bit.is districts.
Foreign diplomats in Constantlnople
have protested 10 the Turkish ministry
against attacks ON foreigners in Stam.
bDul and Cnn7t antinuple.
Robert Il. Craig, trustee of Hamilton
rounty, Tcnn., shot and killed his former
deputy, 4. NJ. Wamble in Il quarrel at the
Russell House In Chattanooga
At Mount Sterling. Ky, the son OF
Sheriff Sicdd was indicted for completely
In the lynnhing Of Tom Blair. There have
bern three Indictment, thus far.
John c. Hall san Francisco lawyer,
who stole SlcpGpo four years ago, and de-
serted his wifp pnd four children, has been
,ocated In Johannesburg, south Africa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Apart from the rare pleasure o: visiting
new places and witnessing novel scenes,
tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company Is
tours to California Will prove better edu-
Gators than any number OF lectures or
books on travel. The immense scope Of
territory ttayersed Will expand The ide1s
OF all tourists, lndelihly Impress upon
their minds enlarged views OF this mig hty
Union and it's vast pUs5essions. ana they
viii return to their homes proIider than
ever OF the great land whose borders arc
protected by tho Stars ana stripes
! hose tours have been arranged under
the comrnny'e renowned personals ecu.
Quoted tourist system. and mUEGliigent
Pullman trains will leave New York aua
Philadelphia on February aJ aud March 90,
1898,
Detailed itinerary will be seHt On appli.
cation to Iouri5t Agent. 1890 BioauWa}.
New York or room All, Broad Street sta
ton. Philade II hin. .#.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The proprietor of hardware store has
found it necessary to display conspieuously
oger his counter the following sign; Our
business is to sell tools, not to loan them.
Did you actually find it necessary to
hang up that notioei' l asked him.
"of course l did, he replied Hardly
day passes that don't have somebody
running In hure and asking me to lend
him hammer, IA saw or a ohisel. It's one
of the freaks OF human nature, and l cant
account for 1t. Persons who would not
think Of going into a hatEhop to borrow
hat or to q furnishing store TO borrow
shirt seem to think it's the NEST natural
thing In the world to come In here and
ask me to lcnd them hammer. New
York Herald
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13
A Triple Murderer Captured.

COLUMBIA, ;. c., Feb. 13--Jos Aver
ick, a triple murderer, was caught yester.
day in this county, and is in Jail awaiting
the arrival Of extmdltion papers, whom he
will be carried to Georgia for trial. Re
wards for his capture aggregating $1,000
were outstanding. He first killed negro
Soon afterwards, in Screyen county. Ca.
he Killed q white man named Howard, be-
coming cnraged with Mr.. Howard over a
transaction about some cotton. He es
capped, took the name of Abe Small, and
began operations in Savannah. For some
depreciation committed there the police at
tempted his arrest, when he killed Lieu
tenant Navey, of the police department.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

WIGGINs W. Va. Feb. llth, 1895. Why
II II that when faithful servant OF the
people is thought to De worthy OF CON
tinuuuce in Uillce, some OF his neigh6Or3
deem themselves capable OF taking his
place and by asking 1t draw on those who
should support tbs trusty and tired one
ard by 80 doing produce the state ,f
ihingR as they occur In your Delaware
Legislature.
There should be no hesitancy In return.
ing the preAent incumbent Hon. Anth ny
Higgins. to the Senate, His course there
has been pralseworthy and deserving Tho
thanks OF every trua patriot.
did not begin this writing to praise
him; he needs nu praise from me, for his
nets praise him, anu lot all the people gay
am8n
This deadlock of yours has converted
mo TO the change so often proposed OF
eiGellng our Senators.
hope in this Senatorial controversy
they will not get Into the predlcament OF
baptist preacher near ,ne who when no
iuiled by words to Uonvince Methodist
friend Of the corroelneas of the doctrines
OF Roger William 9, put a Load Of squirrel
shot In his head and shoulders. He was
in IaHor OF the severe plan, like the clever
lrishHumhn, when reproyed for treating
her hnsbnhd badly. WAS told by her pastor
she should do a5 the bible taught her.
heap conl5 of lire on lls head, replleu: I'm.
uesd Sill believe will. Tor hava tried
scaldpg water, and IL did no good ut all.
ut all.
Two men In Hinton last Sunday week
aBo quarrt He'd ever n woman; result, two
men uadly woun led. one with hail In
the spinal column. the other Just missing
tllo femDrai artery. buried In tho thigh.
IL 5 feart that bota men will die.
Homer Taylor of Hinton died last nigh
from being crushed under the wheels OF a
loaded railway train.
Fish i.ilvn all zone into winter quarters.
i;iyer frozen solid. January l2th at this
placo mercury marked 20 degrees below
zero while at Whiie Sulphur % degrees
was the lowest. Last night 1t was 8
| degrees above zro This cold veal her
promises a good iruit year.
Whatever the outcome of your Senator.
| ial struggle may lie hope the party will
not be divided into fuctions as to future
doinRs. DoUBLEYoUBEE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

TRENTON. Feb. l3,-Assemblyman Bull
locks bread bill, which provides that
bread shall tP sold in luaves of not less
than one pound. and that the seller shall
mako known tho weight of such loayes,
was passed in the house by vote of 50 to
IL. In the senate bill was introduced
making u Il misdcnCanor for any teacher
in any public school to wear any dress, in
sicnta, marks on cmb'rms indicating that
such teacher Is IA member of any religious
order, sect Or denomination. The bill
prov ides punishment for violation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

The funeral of Albert ii. Reip. 220 West
Fayette street, Baltimore. took place yes.
terday. On last Friday MIR. Reip, WHO
was SIS years o, age. was knocked down
by cabie car and the Injuries rrceigsi
caused his death. Cardinal Gibbons IN
an address at the nenitentlary. where he
conilE med class of thlrty.one. referrei
TO the death OF Mr. Reip. saying he had
ueen for ears interested in the prisoners
in the peniteh.iary, and asked their
prayers Tor The repore of AIR. R-ip's soul.
Mr.. Reip was an uncle OF Mrs. 5. Ii.
Mcgee 5l3 West Second sti est this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

BROOKLYN, Feb. l3,--The coroners jury
In the ease of Roofer John Carney, who
was shot during the strike here, last night
brought In verdict to the effect that Gar.
nry died of gltushut wound received at
the hands of the military in the discharge
of their duty, The jury exonerates the
military from all blame.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Those shoes said customer to us iha
other day. II have been looking Eb3Yt
ut others stotos and l cannot sea any
Shoes for the same money mat | like Gs
well ns your Roods. That is what we Ike
to hear, We don't intend to let any o. her
place beat US in quality and price II we
can help 1t; we are seliers OF up to date
footwear for all; wa know that tue tunes
demand sharp economy, we meet them
with our prices; they are not equaled for
smBllness IN fact they are money.savers
In every Instance try them. Forman's
No. 10 East street, between Market and
King RtreeLa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

MOUNT HOLLY, \. J., Feb 13--trhe big
hotel at Browns Mills-in- the. Pines was
entirely destroyed by fire yesterday after.
noon, causing !. loss of sl5u,030. No one
has been living in the hotel since it was
closed several months age. Nothing was
saved from the fire This Was one OF tho
most handsomely furnished hotels in the
state, but it has not been Il paying invest.
ncnt since it WAS enlarged "a few years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

state OF affairs now exists nut never
before confronted yca IA It's aggravat ION
and enormlty as it does to day.
The herat ofore hiEnly prI2al right and
privilege OF voting hCcurdIng to tho die.
tatns of Rn enilE Ltsned oon7Ctencs is ua.
come a subject OF hIrtpr aud stls, O 0.licss
are 10 longer Jhs reward OF good Guaran.
ter and patriotic eAortun5. but u CON.
modify to be exchanged for go many
dollars. 1t Is no longer asked, wnan
seeking candidates, IL he honest is ha
capuOle but rather, how much money
can he or will he put into tho campaign
Worthy men OF modest means no longer
hope to os nominated or elected to places
OF honor or respons billy. to wnirh
wealthy ro2ues, VINO are wil!ing to spend
money. are exalted. Not only Hra ollie -
purchased In this way, but legislation
also, and by reasOn Of this, proposed
goods laws arc defeated anu bad oLes on.
actei.
The reputation OF our State ls stained
and our cit'zsns scandaHzed aul dts.
grace /. Nor Is this ali, or ths worst IL
this saameiu corruption Is not Grad Gated
epeeuliy, liberty itaerf will spon DO de-
strOyed aud our once fres republican
form of government will be TRANSFORMED
Into Hn odious plutOUracy ,and the sublime
work oI our patriotic iorrlatherJ henome
monumental rum IN the hards of their
cowardly SONS.
In view Of these alarming conditions
and In hopb OF GyertinR the Threatened
calamity that siarss Us In the lace, VIZ
most earnestly invite aud rntreat all good
citizens OF the entire State. who sympa.
thl1e with and are ready to assist III the
WORK of reform, 10 meet in tile Court
House at Dover. Friday. tho 22nd day of
February 1898 "a Ii o'clocf a IN. TO take
such action as will slleetuaily aud forever
put stop to political bribery in every
form, and blot out OF existence and
memory tho stigma that nov dlsRrac5s
tho fair aseutcheon OF our b-ioved state
And we particularly ami confidently ap.
peal to the clergy OF ull denominations TO
read this circular from the pulpit and ASK
that each church and congregation send
at least four Delegates OF their best and
most conscientious and patriotic mem-
befs to represent thsm at said mesJing.
And also that each Grange. Farmers LIE
etilute and all other PATRIOTIC or b4nevo'
lent society 10 the > nte do likewise. We
aiso hsk every paper III the State TO puh.
lish this call In full anu to urge tho I'm Dor.
tance oil The matter upon their rsaders,
j. Alexander Fulton.
John Heyd.
John j. Rosa.
John ii Ei Eisenbrey,
Arnold Naudaih,
james Nj. Shakespeare
Edward Woodward,
II. q. Lewis.
q. w NJ, Macklin,
W. ID. Wilson,
COMMITTEES of delaware State Grange.
Dover, February 4, 1875.
Karls Glover Root will purify your
Blood. oloar your complexion, rsyutats
your bowels and maze your head olaar as
bell. 30. bJc, aud si.pO.
Sold Ivy N. II. Danrorth, s. E. Cor. Second
aud Market Sts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Theatrical people suffer greatly from
chapped faces. produced by the daily ap.
plication of paints. Nothing is 30 etlec.
tive in curing chapped hands or faces us
Quratol Face Wash, IL Is used by mem-
bers OF the Fencing Muster" opera com.
pauy. Robin Hood" opeIa company,
Gorton's Famous New Orleans Minstrels
aud many Uthere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

LEsAsoN, Pa, Feb. ls.-osden Gaul. al
enc time a member Of the New York Stock
Exchange, diod at the Lebanon county
Allnshouse from the effects of stroke Of
paralysis. He was Az years old. 1t Ia said
That Gaul dropped $4,000 in one day in
the exchange. A mother and sister reside
In New York In good circumstances, aud a
son Is boing educated at first class col
lREs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb l3.-l'he suit of
the heirs Of DIR. W. G. Frakcr of Excelsior
Springs, for Sil, 900 life insurance, was
settled out of court yesterday, the life in
insurance companies virtually admitting
that after ali the missing doctor Is really
dead The amount tho heirs will receive
under the compromise is S39,OlS. This
ends the famous case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

One OF the special and invaluable fea-
lures OF the Backus Heater is tho highly
artistic and ornamental effects that O N
bp produced by thsr universal iutroduc.
ton. No single place OF fur niture Or or.
namentatinn that might SO added to q
room could be as afectivs as the intro.
ducIion OF one of those heaters. For sale
by Jesse X. Baylls 1lS Market street,
who also furnishes hardwood nantels OF
special designs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

& PARIS. Feb ls.-The directors OF the
Compifsnic Generate Transntlantiquo have
adopted n vote Of congratulations to Cap
tain Bandelon, of the steamer La Gas
oogne In addition they have decided to
give him gold medal in recognition Of
the sl1illful manner in which he handled
his vessel on her last trip to New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Write. What Will | write? Why. write
that lr. Slmma hlte PuimonIu Iulsa1i,
cart De toni IN tine United States for cur
I'M: throat aud lung Discusses; sore .hrunt,
Coughs. Group. liphinerla and such like.
Delol, bJt KING sLree..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

LONDON, Feb l3 -izhe Times publishes
this dispatch sent from Kobe under date
of Feb. 0: The Chinese forts on the smaller
island in the Bay of Wei Hal Wei arc
silent, and 1t Is believed that they have
been abandoned. The forts on the island
OF Liu kung Tao, however, are still active.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Has tastes msitclnally. in keeping With
othnc luxurias A remedy must be pleas.
antly acceptable form, purely wholesome
In composition. trulv beneficial 10 elect
and entirely free from every Objectionable
quality, II really III he cOnsults Il physi.
clan; II constipatst he usos tho gentle
family laxative Syrup Of Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

JEEFERsoS CITY. Mo, Feb 13-The su-
premc court yesterday sentenced Ave mur-
derers to ba hanged March 81 They are
William II. Taylor, James Murray, Ed
ward Murray and Luke q. o Reilly of st.
Louis, and James Crisp, of Wright county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

A young fellow who was courting his
girl in the western parL of our city had
the engagement broken of rather sudden.
Iy on Saturday last. IL was all owing to
his pulling c0rascrew out of his pocket
along with his handkerchief. The young
lady is glad she made the discovery, be.
cstIs0 size had her suspicious for thtr ty-
liyp yenra
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Even the most impulsivo women haze
their good traits An Irishmnn, mourn
ing his late wife, tearfully remarked
Faith, aud she Tas a good woman. Sho
always hit me Wild do soft Ind av the
broom. ''-reaaI SlltinsA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Amt now thu stosr has bosn published
that atf j. Frank Atloo uf DIVER, on bong
thtuwu out OF MS altiga while out riding
With .tlt .ay iItttenE, til I he WAS uHrg.
ged 800 It, OH hts stomach before his horse
vaa caasAt ana The sleigh sot upon Its
L uuunrs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

SAYS, .Sh,Ioh's NilauZer saved Ny Life;
consider 1t tile bast ran ,dy for q iebtfI.
tuted system ever used" For Dyspsp.
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble it eXGoIs
lT!ce Is cts.
Sold by n. u. pautorth, nrdIglst. $. L. Cor
2nd and AlariS"t firsstE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Say, Mr.. Reporter why can't our VII.
mmGton street cars bs heated ike the
Cheat r street cats during cold weather?
Inc scribe said he gave 1t up. lie would
rather he asked something euispr. lie
would refer the gentleman TO MIR. Hager.
Superintendent of the Company. We are
rot running the street car llne and are
very glad nj 1t, just at this time OF the
hrclIo WI tar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-13

Rev. S. Il. Messeis subject at the Opera
Huuse mes 'ng sunday afternoon will be:
Xfhe Msn--rsIi ls the Price Of an Ambi.
Ibn-rChrlst Before Pilot. or Pilot Before
Wrist--Who Was Judg e2 Who Lost2
Who wopfh
Special music will be furnished by a
chorus and orchestra,