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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Hong Kong, China, Aug. IL. Manila
has surrendered to Admiral Dewey.
The Americans hombarded the city last
Saturday and wers aoon In possession.
Governor Gspsral August and hia
family arrived here today from Manila
OH the German cruiser Kaisarin
Augusta. | sought an interview with
the governor general He refused to
say anything, except that he and his
entire family were returning TO Spain.
The officers Ut the Kniserin are reti-
cent regarding Manila, but ! have
heard from Spanish passengers who M
rived TN the cruiser that on Saturday
morning Admiral Dewey's fleet adj
vanoed against Manila and signaled the
garrison TO surrender. The demand
was refused, the forts were HON barded
and the city was taken by assault.
Gen. Augustin, who had relinquished
the government the week before to the
military governor, was takon of NY the
German cruiser late at night
PEACE NEWS NOT REcEIvEp.
Tbs Spanjsh o0naul here has not yet
sent to Manila the newa that the
peace agreement has been signed and
probably the Spanisrds at Manila will
clisoredit the account to be. brought
them by the British steamer Austra-
liam. which started yesterday, as she
was chartered by the Americans.
Belated mail information from
n Manila, received today, is to the eifect
7 that the insurgents throughout this
island OF pisayas are reported to have
signitied Rn intention OF combining
with Gen. AguinR,do against Spain.
Madrid, Aug. 15--3 80 y. m. 40
cording to La Correspondence do EH
pana, the surrender OF Manila occurred
after the last attacks made upon thu
city. The government 10 also INFORMED
that Gen. August, Rorernor. general o.
the Philippines, will leave for SPAR
by the frat mail steamer.
Washington, Aug. Is. The Depart
ment Of State has just issued this bull.
lytin;
1.-THE following dispatch was receivat
at the Department of State at II. i
u. M, August 18th, from Consul Wild
man, Hong Kong:
"Augusti says Dewey bombarde,
Manila Saturday City surrendered un
Conuitionaily. August was taken b.
Germans in launch to the kniserii
Augustin and brought to Hong Kong
credit the report.
THE REPORT in LONDON.
LONDON, Aug. To- The Westminste
Gazette says it has received from
London husinesshouse report tina
Mauila has fallen. The report come
from the firms Hong Kong agent y
ONLY OUTSKIRTS BoMBAHDED.
Washington. Aug. 16.-Up to 90
O'clock thia morning, no advices ha
reached either the State, War or Nav
Departments Regarding the fall {
Manila, except the cablegram froi
Consul wildman. briefly announcing a
unconditional surrender. Disatche
giving fuller information are expscte
momentariIy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
4 EUNAnAF acGipEa1.
George shewbroaks InJnrad by nei
N Thrown From u Carriage.

George shewbroaks InJurad by tseing
x Thrown From Carriage.
As George Shewbruoks OF No. 705
Pine street and James HurlocK OF Sey-
enth and Poplar streets were driving
Tuesday nu Market street betwesii
Nineteenth and Twentieth streetH, the
horse took fright and ran away. II
turned up Eighteenth street and the
occupants were thrown out MIR. show
brooks was badly injured about the
arm and shoulder, hut Mr.. HuriociI
waH not badly injured.
The horse was stopped by Mr.. Hur-
lock on Eighteenth street near Markct.
1t had not sustained muuh injury.
Ono OF tho front wheels of the carriage
was broken of.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
REoRaAsisAT4os OF THE sApK
A Hoard Oomposad at Fave Naval otiicers
To Pass Upon the Matter.

Hoard Composed at FIVE Naval Ofbcers
10 Psss Upon the Matter.
Washington, Aug. IL. President
Mckinley is canvassipg public aenti-
msnt as to the needs of military or
ganization in the tinie OF peace. and
Inns consulted number of visitors as
to how much OF an army they think
should be kept up after the treaty of
Eeace ia executed. No conclusion on
thia point has been reached Us yet. hut
it ia recsiying considerable attention
On the part of the administration.
Gov. shaw of Iowa was one of the
few prominent viAitors at the White
House today. lie was presented by
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson.
Acting Secretary uf the Navy Allen
was with the President part of the
morning. going over important matters
OF detail incident to the close Of the
war, including the question of a ra'
organization of the present navy and its
reduction to what il actually needed.
1t was decided to create board of live
uaral officers to pass upon the matter.
Acting. Secretary Allen said that the
board would be appointed immediately,
aud that it would convene probably
before the close OF this week. Its
| function will be to determine what
vessels now 10 the navy should be re-
| tanned, which Ut them should have
their government charters discontinued
| or their use by tue government other.
| wiss dispensed with, what changes tt
make in the yessele kept, &c. Thi,
board will consist, aa now planned, o.
three officers OF an all-round nava
ability, one engineer and one con
/ atructor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
WORKING DAY AND NIGHT.
The Dredge pbGnix Taking Large Guam
ttty OF Sand From the Delaware.

Tho predgo pbmuix Taking a Large Guam
tity OF Sand From the Delaware.
The dredgs Phnnix, owned by the
Charles Warner Co. which is removing
sand fran the Delaware River channel
at Hukhaad bar, off Firms Point
| ietty, three miles below Nav Castle,
| has boeu operating day and night for
two months. by gaslight, the opera
tious are decidedly interesting.
| A party composed OF E. Tatnall War
ner, Alfred ID. Warner. William I.
Porter, Capt. Edwin Kershaw, Arthur
Massey, Charles Warner. alfred D..
Warner, Jr., Irwin Warner, Lea Warner
and Joseph z. Wilkins inspected the
work last evening. They were taken to
the dredging grounds by the tug Mar
tina, and PLEASANTLY spent four hours GU
| tho river.
Approaching tho dredge, the party
found thu vicinity illuminated by d
Wells light of 4,oO0 candlepnwer, sus-
pended from the craft. Tho light con-
aumes two gallons of oil pur hour, aud
can he seen from the mouth OF the
Chrlstiana. The winds inability to
affect it and thu absence OF shadows
are peculiarities Of the fame. II
sheds over tho surroundings rays az
bright as daylight.
The party devoted an hour to exam
lining the dredge. Her dimeneions are
Length. 81 feet; beam, ~ feet; depth
OF hold, sls feet. When she is in
operation day aud night, eight men are
employed. She replaced the dredge
Alert, which was burned on July 25th,
1897. Her builders, the jackson q
Sharp Co., constructed her IN IL days,
Walker & Elliott auppliee her eleya-
tors; the Lambert Hoisting Engine
Co. Of Newark, N. j., her large
engines; the Delaware Electric Supply
Co., her elevator engines; the Coates
willie bollar works, her boilers; thu
Pusey & Jones Co.. her ateam fittings
the Hayward Go. of New, York, heI
bucket, and the Wells Light. Co. O
New Ynrk, her lights. Her daily ca
pacity is 5000 ions of unwashad sand
1000 tons of washed sand and Loo
tons Of waste, Her bucket, wbiot
weighs 7, 9SU pounds, lifts 1900 pound
OF sand, making a total weight o
nearly eight tons for each lift, II dig
to dspth OF 30 feet, ascenda 20 fee
above the top OF the hopper and hoist
every 45 seconds.
The eight saers were deeply inter
ested in tue handling Of the eand. Il
the hopper, the sand 10 washed b.
numerous streams of water playinl
upon 1t. The COARSE sand passes over
screen, II feet long, back into th
|, river. The fine sand passes to the els
vator we'll, which Is IL feet long, si
! feet wide and seven feet deep. iron
I which 1t is lifted by buckets on al
endless chain, each buclsst containing
:, five cubic feet Of sand. Thence th
fine sand lie carried to chute, who
delivers it to the bsrges alongside tn
! dredge. When il reaches the bargel
/ the sand is almost dry.
The sand is OF excellent quality
! After IL has been put on the barges,
ia brought to this city or taken t
j Philadelphia, where 1t is Hold to Y
: tailers, who ship 1t throughout th
Y country. Large quantities are sent
8 Bethlehem and Reading, Pa.
While on the dredge, the, party wa
treatod to light refreshments
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Rome, Italy, Aug. lG. Admiral
Caniliani. the commander Of the Ital,
ian squadron OIL the Colombian const,
received on August l4th a definitive
reply from tho government OF Colon
bia, agreeing to all three points in
cluded In his ultimatum as to the pay
ment of the Cerruti claim, namely: A
formal and absolute recognition oil
President Cleveland's award, and I'M
tlertaking to stop within eight months
all proceedings on the part of Cerruti'f
crediturs, and an immediate money
payment to Italy, as guarantees. OF
full execution Of tho award within the
stipulated time. The dispute ~ thus
settlad to Italy'a satisfaction.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
PEACE coarMIasION.
liability Of Senator Allison TO serve ms
.tif1A. ~ Member,

Inability OF senator Allison TO Serve ms a
Member.
Washington, Avg. 16. The President,
today, tendered to Senator Allison of
Iowa appointment "a member of the
Peaae Comm ission. Senator Allison,
however, could nut sec bia way clear u
accent tho honor. The tender was
made Ia ths COURSE Of lengthy irtsr.
view at the White House.
The appointment of Senator Allison,
almost as much as that of Secretary
Day, had been regarded as foregone
conclusion. The administration had
llsan anxious to secure his services, as
his long experience in public life, and
especially his experience as chairman
OF the appropriations committee OF tile
Senats and on the finance cummittes.
would have made him very valuable
in the adjustment OF kpotty financial
problems likely to arise during the do
alterations Of the Paris tribunal.
Senator Allison, in acknowledging
tho honor offered, explainsd that the
interests OF his State in the Seunte and
his desire to continue his former vigor.
ous participation in tho shaping oil
legi Station in that body and Other
duties would preclude his takirg W
the arduous duties at Paris that would
demand 30 much tims and serious
work. ~
During a portion Of the interview,
OK Representative Bourke Cochran u
Nav York was present. MIR. Cockrar
asserted that be was hers solely on pri
| vate husineas, and merely called to pa,
his respects. - am not candidate
for any oilioe, and no offer other direc
or indirect has been made me" h'
affdnl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

While William Tibbstt. aged about
20 years, a brakeman 90 the y, W. II
ID. ra;lraan, living at No. 40G East Third
stroet, wins aligbtipg from his train 10
this city Tuesday, Slipped and fell
under the train. Tho wheels passed
over his right foot, crushing IL badly.
He was taken to the Delaware Hospi.
tal. Before being sent to tho hospital
the unfortunate brakeman bud his In
Jury dressed Ivy Detective William II.
Jones at the r., W. d H. hospital
room, ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
nY roIsoN an nY risroL.
Such was the Choier of pnnth offered ali
I'Iobst by Her husband. le.

3
Chicago, ILL.,. Aug. lG. Tho alterns'
tive OF poison or rovolvot With which
to end her life wae offered by the Rev.
Flariua Josephus i}rohsI, the preuchcr
and leoturer, TO his wife, Mrs.. Julia
&C. Brobst, according ia bill for
divorce tiled yesterday In thv Superior
Court BY Mrs. Brohst.
Tho wifs alleges in her bill that abe
chose laudanum as the means with
which to commit suicide. and that hur
life was only saved, after she had awal-
lowed the drug, by the rironmstances
OF her having consumed a quantity OF
milk, which ameliorutsd its effects.
During the tine she was unconscious
from the effect Of the drug, a period OF
about u houru, an stated In tbs bill,
Mira. Brohst alleges that hor husband,
according to what be lator told her,
preached two sermons.
She also charged her husband with
squandoring hor property, There hua
beon trouble between Brobst and his
wife for u long time and he has thraat-
ened to bagin divorce proceedings
| against hiA wife.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
IxPosron PUNISHED.


Ahuor A0r SkrhituEt 4lll
London. Eng, Aug. IT, - At tue
County Of I,ondon Sessions, today. Nm
American, Evans Wheeler. alias "Sir'
Henry Onequi, ''palmist to the
Quesn," &c., was sentenced to years.
hard labor for stealing two bags at the
Kings Cross railway depot.
The prisoner asserted that he was
formerly a correspondent for the New
York Herald and the New York Journal
and Advertiser. Wheeler. or Onaqui,
Ia known to have had palmisiry huai +.
ness ut No. 12ia broadway, New York
City. He brought Mrs. Nellie Shakss-
neare from Philadelphia to Englanr
last June. and in tho following mouth
went with Der to psrie. whore no as-
Humed the designation Raronu Mus,
grave. He left there suddenly. owing q
large amount and abandoning AliH
shakespeare.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
CITY PRopER s0r DAMAa Ed.
Only the Outskirts OF Man,in bombarded
by tho Americans.

Only the Outskirts of Man,in bombarded
by tho Americans.
Hong Kong, China, Aug. iG lit was
rumored here last night that Manila
had surrendered. but no news IL oh
tainnbIs from the Spanish consul.
Governor General Augustin refused to
speak. The German consul was callsd
upon, and he informed the corre-
Rpondsnt that the outskirtH Of Manila
warr bombardsd by tho Americans. and
the city surrendereu. No damage Was
dons to the city proper, only the out
skirts being bombarded. The date Of
the bombardmeut was unknown to the
German consul, who refused to say
more. s
Gen. Augustin told lady that AID
mirHl Dewey demanded the surrender
of Manila in an hour. The Spaniards
declined to surrender, and Dewey begun
the humbardment and the Spauiards
hoisted white flag. Gen. Auguatin
Immediately jumped int0 a Gernan
launch, which was waiting. and went
TO the Kaiserin Augusta, which saileii
before the ombardment waa concluded.
The bombsrdment occurred ON August
18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Lender Of the Conservatives Intends 10
nIocis II.

Lender Of the Conservatives Intends 4"
niooi II.
Msdrid, Spain, Aug, 16, 4.30 p. M.
According to Ell Tempo, the organ OF
the dissident Conservatives, Senior Sil
vela, the leader Of that party, intends
70 block the governments policy.
Tho Queen Regent has personally
thanked the French government for itg
good Offices in ohtsining peace, and
charged Senior Laon Caatilln, the
Spanish Ambassador at Paris, to inform
NJ. pelcasse. the French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. that Her Majesty has
conferred upon him the grand cross Of
tue Order Of Carlos III. similar
distinction is hestowed upon NJ. Pat
enotie, the French Ambassador vi
Madrid.
FL IppSyQiBl publishes letter from
If
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
THaoWN FROM AN AMBULANCE.



Dr.. Jum0s II, Morgan, surgeon on the
Phoenix ambulance, was thrown from
the amhulauca at sixth and King
streeta Tuesdny AFTERNOON. He was
pretty badly bruised, but his injuries
are not surious.
Tho ambulance was responding to a
call aud became miSed up With some
teams, and tho aeoident was caussd by
the harness breaking while the driver
was reigning the horse IN to prevent
colliding with another vehicle.
A member Of tho Ph@bis company
stataa this morning that the company
will petition the hoard Of Police Com
n,issiouera for right Of way, At pres
eut some taamsters give way to the On,
bulance and othera apparently do moi
heed the warning hell, and as result
there have heeu several narrow escapes
from serious collisions. t
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
FacINo ANOrHEs DANoER.
Conflict between Great Britain aud Russii
~ Fresh Peril TO SPAN.

Madrid, Spain, Aug. Is, p. m. :
El Liberal, discussing the eyentuality
OF a conflict between Great britain ami
Russia, thinks it a cause Of fresh peril
to Spain, and urges that special pre-.
parations be made for the defence Of
the Balearic Islands and the coast
towns of Andalusa.
1t gays: For three years, we have
sought to defend our honor and Spanish
sovereignty in the colonies. To-day,
we are threatened with another danger.
We have to defend our homes"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Washington, Aug. l6. The Presi
dent. to-day, appointed the two com.
misaionn IL adjust the evacuation o.
Cubs aud Portn Rico. They follow
For Cuba, Major General Jamoa f..
Wade, Rear Admiral William T. Samn.
son and Maior.G General Matthew 9.
l.utler; for Porto Rico, Major General
john X. Brooke, Rear Admiral Win.
field S. Schlsy and Brigadior General
William w. Gordon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
n.,ousd From 4 Wr.cn,d vessel.

London, Eng, Aug. Is. - Further
advices from Melbourne say that two
persons, named Peterson and Krough,
were saved from the American bark. O.
@. Funk, Capt. Mason, bound from
Tacoma for Melhourne. the wreck Of
which, ON Flinders leland, Tasmania,
with the loss Of II lives, including the
captain, his wife and two children, bus
been rpported.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Private Alton Hastinas, u member OF
the First Delaware Regiment, was re-
gently tried ON the charge OF insubordi-
mutton, tho accusation againet him
being that he resisted Adjutant Dunn
aud Major Gordon, who were snueavor-
ing to lquell u disturbance 10 Middle
town. lie WINS sentenced to years
inpr isonmsnt md Monday was taken
to Governors Island.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
powDEn EyrLonrn M ciaaRETrE.
Three Mexican Railroad tabarers Killed
and other Disastrous Results.

IhTtH WVNIUNtt fHtIfUHH psH"sro'" @H"f"0'
and Other Disastrous Results.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. lG.-A special
to tho Republic, from El r'nao, Tex. /,
says:
Contractor II. J. McCarty Of Litila
Rock. who is building tho chihuahua
& Guerro railroad, In Mexico, has ur.
rived hers. lie says that q MoSigan
lahorer dropped n lighted cigarette into
cask oil giant powder last Friday, IND
fearful explosion followed, killing
three Moxieans and breaking the leg Of
q fourth. Foreman liagan, who had
charge Of the laharera, viii be held ia
anawer for the disaster.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Greensboro, Md, Aug. 10. james
Andrew Porter, farmer, living just
across the Delaware line from Greens
bero, was hound, gagged and robbed
on Saturday night in his own house
the robhers securing about $3.50. Porter
sold his corn in Harrington on Satur
day morning, 1t ia supposed some mer
saw tho muney paid to him and wont
to his house that night and rohl,sd
him. Once hefore he was robbed Of
81. 900
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
esx 4 90 UsTis DISSATISFIED.
Withdrawn From His Post as cnptain-tien'
oral Of tho Philippines.

oral al the Philtppines.
Berlin. Ger, Aug. lG Gen, Angus,
tin, acording to dispatch from Honl
Kong, dated yesterday, was dismissed
from his post as captain general OF the
Philippines on Auguet 5th. Gen. Jau-
dsmes was ordered to take over the COM
mand at Manila. 5
The dispatch says; "The Americans
notified tho authorities at Manila that
bomhardment by sea and land would
commence at noon on August 9th. The
city surrendered on August 18th, and
this American flag was hoiuted forth
with. The Spanish oiiicerss were
allowed their freedom on parole. Tns
judiciary ana the administrative OH
ces arc to remain temporarily 10 the
hands of the spauinrdH. Tho insur'
gents remain outaide of the town."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Milford, Aug. 10. Joshua d. Iiili,
a prom inent Democrat. died yesterday.
lie had represented Milford hundred In
the Levy Court, and had served rs tax
collector and constable. subsequently,
no was engaged 10 the grocery bust
moss. lilo was AZ years ud.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

London, Eng, Aug. I6. AT thu Dnw
Street polics Court, this moruiup, j.
". JnRo, chief officer of the White Star
line steamship Britannia who 10 halt
on a warrant issued at the request ~
the United States Embassy, on tho
chargs OF embezzlement and larGesy
10 conneution with mail rnhbary ami
smuggling, was formally arrnigned. Sir
John bridge rcfused M application for
bail, and the prisoner was rernandat
for o week,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

At the meet of the New York State
Chess Association now 10 sessiou at
Gravs Spriag, Ksuka Lake, N. u,
William j. Ferris OF New Castle won
tho first prize in the first claas OF the
general tournament. Tho prize was
the Farnsworth cup aud the scoro was
7ls games won, 21a lost.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Two sudden deaths vera reported to
Deputy Coroner Chandler Tuesday, MrH,
Elizabeth Blest, aged % years, dying
at No. IL East Fourth street OF heart
disease, and Henry Wilson, aged 70
years, of paralysis at No. I'LL Gilpin
avenue. Certificates we're given in each
case. The remains of Mrs. Blpst viii
be taken to Marsballton and interment
will he mnde at Newnort on Thursday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Harry Mummelo Of this city, who
recently enlisted in the Initial States
Navy, has been heard from. Frederick
Msmmele, his brother, haa received q
letter from him. stating that ha had
been promoted TO the position ut first
gunner n,ata on the steamer Yosemite,
now lying at Hampton Roads.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

London, Eng, Aug, 10. -This 10 tho
hottest day London has known for
long time. Upward Of l50 cases OF heat
prostraiious had been treated at the
various hospituls before = o'olocs this
afterpuoI H..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

London, Eng, Aug. l6. "A special
dispatch from Madrid says: The sur
render Of Manila, on Saturday, by Gun,
Jaubenes, Ia officially announced. The
United Statea Immediately occupied
the city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Lincoln, Aug. lG Two large atones
were hurled Wgainut the window OF
William Morrison'a store. on SUNDAY
night, smashing piece of plate glass
6x4]a feet. The. damage amounts 10
s25, 1t ia not known who threw the
stvnes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

iavnna, whose writer asserts that Gan.
Blanco has succeeded in hoodwink-
ing the Americans as to Admiral Cor
vera's whereabouts, hut that the
Madrid goverument frustrated his
plans by announcing the arrival Of the
squadron at Santiago de Cuba"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
spanish Government Notified.

Madrid. Spain. Aug. 16, 4 .. m, -
The government has been notified by
the Spanish consul at Hong Kong Of
the surrender of Manila. 1t 10 not yet
aware Of the manner in which the sur
render was effected.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18
MunDEn MrsrEHy "a XEw roaK.


in Found at a Hotel.
New York, Aug, lG, "A woman was
murdered some time last night in the
Grand Hotel, Thlrty-ilrst and Broad
way. Her body was found In q room
this mornipg Tho head hud been
beaten in, apparently with piece OF
lead pipe.
The woman went to the hotel with u
man last night, and they Registered aa
man aud wife. The hotel clerk sage
they looked as though they werc from
the country. Some time during the
night the man left.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-08-18

Prot William A. Storrie, a nntive Of
this city and nephew OF Willinm H..
Iies, has bean eleeteti to the position OF
principal OF tho public schools at
princeton, N. j., at an annual salary
nj 81. 2O0