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eminent the part played by tho MILF
tnry win be great or small, ~ the home
udninlatratlon may elect II the model
Of Great nritnln, the most successful
colonlzer In the world, DO adopted the
colonial administration VIII be semi.
military for years 20 come. a recent
number Of tho London Spectator oiets
sngEestlon upon this POINT which 10
worthy OF study, II fnyai
no begin with, as has 20 often happened
IN India. military and naval onteia should
be- employed. In old days WHOM "a new
province vna taken over IN lndla the mt
administrators were GENERALLY flldlcis OF
capacity, These, opco established, form "a
school ~ administration, and young men
can be introduced IN every district 10 learn
tho work ana help build up a tradition o.
good service.
Take dorm or twenty OLD West Point
men as 'heads OF tho district ana put
under them certain nunlher Of youths
who have been caught young from Yale
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The Army Mule.

The management n me fs.vs
In the field IL almost fordliy
like, but In The end q uattf.al
turcsquo. The baggage tfl.
ample. ns II tolls down he h.,
superb. The wagons are ofsti
color ana n blt battered ~ d,
like those veterans you f5nia11
nt cncumrmontH The GA ar-r
cont they hnvo roaurf,isifra1
caslon has faded 60 the r,i~f.,l
and the wenrcr no De battered \
sound ne The cure. th1rrh s-i
those iumherinr caravans 49, \
come on the way from FaH M,
farther.
Thoy iurch throuGh ths nri,,i !
the rocks on tha rioHfi rfar,,
nothing gives Thay
fonts ana nrcnrv tamr tssft-. 4
boxes Of Ammunition So ~, y
them. and The mules ~ t'-- y
uuccafinrly 10 % rrHsrt ar ii
% powerful person who tif t-.iI
drive with one min.
The most poetic and isfi-i ~
appear with what mifhtuf1iHl
seem startling ifrc'enrJ s,-r,r 4
tho general context q ~ ssu,, ,
marks, ono a. surrfiri htril
couple the namaH of liza fi.-ii,
sadie with his frahu f,rhsu
10 the rirhta " tho riitfii,rfg.
conduct u an army -rk al ~
r. no reason why srs a t'=r II
should not be rrneA N rriril
name. Life NJ hest q. NJ y "a
Tor On army mule.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

Military rule entirely divorced from
political manipulation 10 the clcnuest
and most emoctlye method Of govern
mcnt when system and equity are the
ends Ia view II Is Of course enoryatlng
10 the people because of itH patefnai
character. II created Industrial md 40.
clal France us It 10 today. when Ma
poleon found Il necessary to put that
king ridden and war cursed country on
ita feet na a self sustaining common
wealth, no brought the full power Of tho
army 90 the task ana founded institu-
tonn which nave stood the test Of a
century. England IN india has shown
whit military rule can do NJ tho bull
wark Of civilization In a country whore
stability and order were the prorcqul-
sites for progress, The government OF
the District ot Columbia by a select
board q an Instance of what arbitrary
rule can DO, for Washington 1nd lbs en-
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and Harvard and given Z, 49,,
thcy have entered n rrs,. -..'i'ii 'iti
protect them and provide iir ~. ~
their lives, and IN a i1w year ~ ~ 1
tration would b. created tbst p 20
cuba the wonder Of M es-,.,'. ~ l
world. There would b. ~ ..N-il
muddlinE, no oppression - III
tho cities " Havana INA e9s,'..I |
be oa well Novornol aa tt. .',. 4
lngion-that ~. ten tImr4 4. Iva 2 u
az New York or Boston " fi,,-..
here would come 90 not ths ~.
R1od results '-A n
American who saw vtst o.,
irntlnn could do in Cut. ~
pInca would berlin to az 49,
th|nra veto done better In 49,.
clca than nt home. Very M, 4,
think or the answrr-htcau.s n
pehhonclea they had q Won IA
rpect'ng, permanent civil rsr.i--
administration their ifs bari,,..
also conHclonca 1f what h., =. \
necd Tor such O. civil rfv.rs 4
chief political need. ana % 80 4
worth Shllc 20 hoid rHf -av..
" tho dolnr N that nee. IN -.
mnniiv dld nothing e'1e bit arst,
leans TO The knowielee OF IN =
Tho Spnnlnh regular ma !.
army In Cuba on n nonts 49,.
10000 mon ana IN Porto Ris, h.
government was IA thc hiss.,
military one and the oaw,..
the nuiocrntlr ruler NJ hi. Il
dcsiinlca. Aftor The isian's b,
and civi order established N. j
States viii BE- In n portion = u
the laws with lora troops h., y
has found necessary since m, ~
rising under Lopez. % yeari a.,
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cd people. the latest Instance of mod
crn times In civilized lands, u no crl-
tcrion Tor the West Indies, whore the
old curse Of bad government Tor ages
has prepared the people 20 welcome any
change az for the better Many intel
llgont people Of Spanish blood living
and owning property In the colonies
have long since foraworn aileglance 10
spain ana become subjects of other
Hays. Spain has been as deeply hated
hy her own children as ever England
under George III was by American coll
onsts and under successive monarchs
Tor the last hundred years by Ireland,
Military rule under the United States
army Is tho most orderly, safe and bust
noasliite that can be imagined. Much
an the horrible necoasity for using mill
tary force h doplorei, Il cannot be do
MED that the people turn instlnctlyoly
ana with feelings Of relief In time Of do
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Ia raise the wreck N the French frlgate
pnnHe. sunk In 1872. The DanRe had
800 men and a guns on board and was
blown upthrough an explosion on board,
tho cause Of which has remained I'M
known
The late Frances q willard has been
added 10 tho list OF notable womer
whose portraits are TO De carved In the
grand staircase u the new capitol at
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sourseon and the Scol4

while spurgoon was .,,ai
pronoher he was warned ~. lss,I
tain vlrngo and told nat .ll
10 give him n tongu, ss.'s n
right" he replied, "pui ~, ~ =
at which two can play ~. ,,,ornl.f
as him Win q food o.. q, y
S sa,, : i am ' auto gell hop, y ~ !,
on yltuporntlon. pitcher W ,tl 3
or key. 10 which pc i' ll,,ssr % q J
Ing: eyes, II does loos e,d tfii'
going 60 rain. I think
getting on" .. ,he tuir
"pless the man Whilt
"Ite's NJ deaf a. . POI.
use Of stormlng az him'
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Albany The others are Susan n. An.
thony Clam Barton, Molly Pitcher and
Harriet neocher stowe,
A conl mine al Daily, Scotland. which
rnurht hre over 30 years ego has at
last burned itself out. an experiments
made 10 eytlngulsh Il failed.
Henry s.. Treadwcll postmaster OF
South Boston ana supreme lieutenant
governor OF the Pilgrim Fathers, claims
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that for six months during 1863 General
Weyler then a YOUNG man, worked FOR
him at 81 a week.
Sister Ellen Joseph Of baltimore en-
Joys the distinction Of being the oldest
relieieune IN the country, She has just
passed her one hundred ana seventh
birthday,
G, A. Parsons, whose turbine engines
have created a great sensation Ia the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

with the tread OF armed men tho In
habitnnts OF Cuba and Porto Rico are
familiar II may be said that on tho
whole the Spanish army has hcon cun-
nidefcd the safeguard u peace ana well
fare. even while u has acted M tho In
rtrumcnt u political oppression.
IN. both Cuba aud Porto Rlco the ca-
tablinhmcnt ~ United States military
power VIII be hailed az the dawnlnE OF
n now era. Tor the reason that In this
case military occupation Will be direct
ed solely 10 the rood 81 the people. The
lighter the government can with safety
60 All Interests make the military yoke
the batter II win be pleased. The rial
meaning 81 American martial rule Will
be that II shan build up and not de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

first school under ita auspices was
opened nt Hampstead fcw weeks nRo.
Tho manufacture of straw Do one ~
tho most important industries M Ger-
many, gIvins Thousands means OF sup
pott
Preparations are being made at Trieste
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realm Of steam engineering, n o son Of
Lord Ross Who made the great o foot
rejecting telescope. The latter rentle-
man before he was elected to tho peer
age was known aB william Pnrsona,
and the famous Ross telescope was
erected az parfontown, Ireland,
OF The 10000 officials In norlln as
many as 1900 give their services free.
About 1000 OF these superlntend the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

charity analrs. 1000 preside '''
tlonal lnteros,s &C. ,hs p5p1'i'
OF slberln are Russian ~ 'v sD,alr
No person in Norway lag oaia.,
than threepence at one XXI h w
up loom In the Fai'' M unnI
tined 10 rovolutionlae w
pictures into textile fapTN"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
leaths.

BROwN-On March 23d, 1895 Martha NJ, widow
of Thomas II. Brown, in her S0th year.
CLuUD-In Waterford township, Camden county,
N. j., OIL March 2jth, 1888, Jane Anu Cloud,
aged y! yDaIs.
CONNELLY-on March 25th. 1893, John j., son
OF the late John and Mary Connolly.
DAlsHELL-In this city, on March 2Sth, 1885,
Mary H. Darrell, aged 80 years.
DARHELL-In this city, on March ed. 1893,
Ralph Clifford, infant son OF Harvey W and
May Il. DARRELL aged months. week.
EWING-In this city on Thursday, March eth,
1895 Alfred Wayne Ewing son of A. Il and
Wihelmina Ewing, aged 5years, months aud
81 days.
HlI.L-lu this city. on March Goth. 1898, Hannah
H. hill widow Of William Hill, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of w. Herman Riley,
No. 1928 Van Buren, street, on Friday afternoon,
at o'clock. lnterfnent ut Wilmington and
Brandywtne cemetery.
JENNINGs-ln this city on March a6th, 1893,
Arthur .nniugs ST.
KIEK-ou March 2lst, 1898, Maria Kirk, aged 20
years
McGlLLIoN--on March 2sth, 1898, Margaret,
daughter OF Michael anu Margaret hcGiillon,
aged months.
NEUTZE-At Waterfowl, N. Y, on Saturday,
March Goth, 1905, John II. Neutze, aged ~
years.
TuRNER-In Philadelphia, on March 23d, 1898,
Sarah ). Turner. widow Of William j. Turner.
wooD-on March 2lst, 1893, jane Wood, aged 70
years
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
LAURA BOOTHS SUICIDE.

Manager Les Attributes IL to Jenlousy Be-
cause lie Decided to Return to His Wife.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
New York, March 80. flames S. Leo,
the theatrical manager, who accom-
panied Laura Booth to the Now
a amsterdam Hotel on Saturday last,
and who, it was thought, might be
able to throw some light on the cir
cumstances surrounding her death, was
found 10 day. He says that Miss Booth
WAS not his wife and that he has
wife, who is now living with him.
Lee denies that he was with the dead
woman on Sunday night. lie Gays he
left the hotel on Sunday afternoon and
did not return. The dead woman wan
jealous of him. and he believes that
she killed herself on learning of his
determination to return to his wife.
He disclaims any knowledge whatever
as to how she died or tho cause of her
death.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
PROBABLY A STOCK EXCHANGE CANA
ms BAIL INcREAsED.

Cashier steele's HearinG Postponed and
His BOND Raised From $4,000 TO $4,000.
Associated PEGS Dlspatdn by SPECIAL WlroS.
Philadelphia, March 30. Tho hearing
of William Steele, former cashier of the
CHESTNUT Street National Bank, who
was arrested Last night, charged with
certifying TO false reports to the
National Bank Examiner which was sat
for - o'clock. to-day was postponed
until II o'clock to Eorrow.
The postponement was asked for by
United States District Attorney Beck,
SO that the government might SECURE
the attendance of important witnesses.
At the suggestion of district attorney.
Mr.. Steels's hail was increased from
s.. 00O to $40, 600.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
MYSTERY IN EAST goshen.
Isabel and Charles kideway Found wit
Their Heads Nearly Severed.

Isabel and Charles kidgway Found With
Their Heads Nearly Severed.
West CheRier, Pa, March 20. This
morning about s O'Clock Isabel Ridg-
way, aged %. and her son. Charles,
aged 8, we're found dead, with their
heads nearly severed from their bodies,
in the farm house OF Charles Harley,
near Dutton's mill. in East Goshen
township. The people of the neighoor-
hood were tolu of the terrible lind by
Harley. who ran up and down tbs road
10 half-crazed manner, crying out to
ull who appeared in sight. The bodies,
in half uiB state, we're found on a
bed, and beside them lay large
butcher knife. with whirh the deed
had been committed. Harley told his
story to Deputy Coroner George Haley.
District Attorney MaoElree and Jury
of Inquest in q half-urazsd manner as
to how the woman had been CHEEKY and
in good humor when ne loft ths house.
an hour before finding her dead, and
that be had gone out to gear up team
to take her to Malvern for the purpose
of her going to Philadelphia to remain
for three weeks.
The neighbors said little was known
Of the woman Ivy them, save that she
seemed diligent in attending to Har.
ley's home. Harley is a married man,
but II is statad that his wife has nol
lived with him for some time. sh,
having gone tn her fathers home, {
few miles distant 1t is also alleged
that the uead woman was about Il
becume a mother for the second time
The deputy coroner continued the hear
ing until tomorrow, when it will b'
resumed ut Malvern, and in the meal
time evidsnce in regard to the terribl,
affair will be sought for by officer
delegated to that duty. The who'll
neiRnhorhood is wrought up to stat
Of great excitement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
allarrlaafs.

ESsoN-sL1CER--At West Sixteenth street
near woodlawn avenue, this city, on March
gain, 1913, by the lev. Francis q. Merrill,
Samuel Howell Benson TO Miss Eta Slicer,
both of Wilmington, Del.
JACKSON--GU the Baptist parson-
age, Media, Pa, on March 23d, 1888. by the Rev.
W. r. Patton, William 8. jackson Of Kenneth
Square and Hannah N. Guthrie Of Kenneth
Township, Chester county, formerly OF Della
ware county, Pa.
LoNGSTA FF--BoUGHMAN-At wooddale, on
March 29th 1895 by the REV. Enoch *. Miller,
James d. Longstad and Mary j. Boughman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
BODY CUT IN TWO.
CHASTITY Result OF an Investigation by En-
Eineer George Buchanan.

CHASTITY Result OF nm Investigation by En-
Eiueer George buchanan.
Shortly after 7.30 o'clock Tuesday
night, ns the shifting engine No. 123 Of
the p, W. & B. railroad was backing
out of the east yard. near the crossing
at Seventh and Pine streets, jar
startled Engineer George Buchanan.
and after bringing his engine to a
stand he investigated aud found the
body of a man, cut IN two.
The body was first taken to the dead
houee of the company and afterwards
to the morgue, where 1t now remains
for the purpose OF Identification. The
only thing on the body which may
prove of value In tho way OF identified
ton was a lettsr addressed to Johr
Morris of Upland, Pa. Coroner Chand
Ter telsgrapheu to the authorities al
that place.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
STAIN WILL SPEND HER LAST DOLLAR BE-
FORE GIVING UP CUBA.

Havana, Cuba, March 30. The Diaro
de Ia Marina, commenting editorially,
to- day, on the strained relations be-
tween Spain and the United States and
the hopes, expressed here, that the end
of the trouble may be that the United
States will declare in favor OF the an
nexation of Cuba and not for the inde
pendence of the island, says; "Spain
will spend her last dollar before giving
Cuba up to either the insurgents or
the Americans.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31

On account of the illness Of Hon
William e. SpruanGe, Associate Judge
of the Superior Court OF New Cast!e
county. the Incorporation of the Italian
Republican League was postponed until
Saturday, april eth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31

Associated PtIN Ol3nlt;n DT sJa'Vl WIrsa
Ashland, Wis, March 30. A hand
cur on the North western road ran of
tho dock last night, and took fearful
plunge on the ice, GO feet below.
William Schuster and Gus Anderson,
who were on the guard, we're killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
PROBABLY A GANARD.

Rumor in London That President Kruger
Hns Been Assassinnted.
Associated Press Dispatches by speelal Wires.
London. Eng. March 3o.-it was re-
ported on the Stock Exchange early to-
day that President Kruger of the Trans
vaal Republic had been shot and killed.
PROBABLY A STOCK EXCHANGE oANARD.
London, Eng, March 30. Tho Lon
don general agent of the Transvaal Re-
public iiscredits the report, which was
in circulation on the Stock Exchange
here to-day, of President krugAr having
been shot and killed. The story is
probably Stock Exchange canard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
Pensions for Deiawareans.

Special Dispatch to Guzetre and journal.
Washington, March 80. Pensions
have heen granted TO residents OF
Delaware, as follows: Original-Daniel
Lisinger, Wilmington, So; William W..
Banks. Wilmington, $40. Widow
Rachel S. Hudson, st. Georges, IS.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31

Smashed a Window and stole shoes
Special Correspondents OF GazoSte ana journal
Dover, March 20. A large window
in the store of Il. ID. Graham, on Loock-
erman street, was smashed last evening.
and two pairs Of shoes stolen. The
thief was chased by the night watch
man, hut darted un an alley and was
lost sight of.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS.

DOVER, March 2a-The Senate met at II n m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
TOAD frat time and refArred-House bills to
allow Middietown TO refund its debt; to repeal
chapter b77, Vol. KIN; to change the name oil
Thomas Groer to Thomas q. Maxwell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rate bill.
Recess until y. m.
Senate reasseTnbled at a45 y. m.
Notico-By Mr.. Funimore, to almond the char
ter Of the town OF Dover.
Introduced-By Mr.. Fenlmcre, Kent county
Ten Commissioner hill tteferred).
Passed-Senate bill increasing the appropria-
ton OF tho Phpnix Fire Co, OF Wilmington;
House bill relating TO the passing and pub.ica'
ton Of laws.
Adjourned until II a. IN. tomorrow.
Dover, March e4.-The Senate met at II a. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Nouee-By Mr.. stewart, to change the nem'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31

VIII he Settled with Honor and Dignity.
Special Dispatch 60 Gazette and journal.
Warrington, March 30. "A mong those
who called on tue Prssdsnt, at the
White House, to-day, was Senator
Gray. He received assurances from
tho President that the present Difficult
ties would be settled with honor aud
dignity to the natiun.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
COMMISSION BILL DOOMED
Charter VIII Not Pass in Its
Present Shape.
SENATOR STEWART IS OPPOSED
viii Insist on Amendments or a
Substitute.

Time For Correcting County Assessments
Extandrd--A Biil TO Continue Whining
ton Hundred Assessors IN Ofiice Until 1900
Taxes on Unnnproved Land-Other Leg
isiative Matters.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31

Fort Monroe, Va, March 20. Mon
day and yesterday, everything about the
dying squadron had peaceful ar, be-
cnuse OF the pacific news from wash.
ington. This morning found a great
deal of suppressed excitement notlcen-
BILE, particularly In the orders to men
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31

Washington, March 30. The White
house was besieged with callers to-day
Including Senators llama. Davis,
chairman, and Frye. Cullom and Gray,
member. Of the foreign relations com
mittee; Burrows, iawiey, Spooncr'
Walcott, Allison, FORAKER, Se~Rll'
Alcrich aud Wilson.
Nearly the entire Michigan delega-
tior also called, their PURPOSE being to
urge the President to take immediate
and vigorous action to snd the war anu
secure the independence OF Cuba.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31

Bsrlin. Ger, March 30. The Tage
hiatt. to-day, announces the presence
in this city of an American financier,
representing syndicate, who is said to
be trying to interest Berlin finunciers
in a project for purchasing Cuba and
paying Spain 1.500, 600 peaetas, the
syndicate recouping from the customs
OF Cuba. Inquiries made at the United
State embassy, and at the leading banks,
show that they have no knowledge Of
the matter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31

Madrid, Spain, March 30. The gen
eral tone OF the press. to-day, FORE
shadows peace. An exception 10 the
Pals tRepublicani, which, referring to
the conference, yesterday, bewteen the
United States minister, Gen. Stewart
L. WuodforG. and the premier, Senior
Sagasta. the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, Senior Gullon, and the Ministsr
for tho Colonies, Senior Moret, sees
therein that the United States ''is
gaining time, and awaiting the rainy
season. so as to take Spain at disad-
vantage in Cuha. The l'ais also ex-
pressea the ballet that the Snauish gov
ernment is prepared to make further CON-
cessionu 10 the United States and fears
that the upshot may mean the loss of
Cuba, monpy and dignity" 1t further
saws that nil tho questions pending be-
tween Spain and the United States were
discussed yesterday, but that nuthing
further IL known.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
M1OrICE-L NANNY OUIGLEY.,

NOTICE., NANCY QUl l. Z Y Z,
IN the owner and occupant OF the house sim
Gted at NJ. go Madison street, In the fNn
ward in the city of Wilmington, county al
New Castle and State of Delaware, in compliance
with tho requirements Of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided, 40
hereby give notice that shall apply in writing TO
the Court of General Sessions OF the state OF
Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on
MONDAY, tho 10th day of May, a. d., lSiS,
being tho next term OF said court, for license
for sRid house an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart TO be drunk on the promises,
and tho following respectable citizens OF said
ward, at least twelve of whom arc substantial
freeholders of sud wAsd, recommend the Si.iu
application, viz;
Bernard J.. Hasson, v. Iieste,
Daniel T. kilrUy, i. q. Donahoe,
A. Bernhardt, Thomas Gallagher,
Robert HARDWOOD, Maurice >. Belford,
DOM II. Fisher, Louis Huttln,
PATRICK MAhoney, Henry White,
John Mcclure, Patrick MulshnOck,
Gerald 7. Dougherty, W. A. Hunt.
Jared Mcguire, Samuel q. Williams,
Samuel Brown, ST., Thomas Doherty,
Nathan uheeu, George Trisler,
John Hsrkins, Daniel Bickta.
Joseph H. Callahan, M. j, Hughes,
EdwArf +. Kane, Frank p. Phalen.
mar3O.3ti NANCY QUIGLEY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
MEN Fon THE NAHANT AND JASON.

Albany, N. Y, March 30.-Adjutant-
General Tilinghast, at the direction of
Gov. Black, issued an order, to-day,
directing Capt Miller to assemble 1870
seamen and IA officers of the State
Naval Militia to proceed to Philadel-
phia, TO man the Nahant and Jason,
which have been ordered into service
for the protection of New York Larhor.
The mon await an order from the Navy
Department specifying the time when
they shall move.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-31
NEGOTIATIONS FOR ANOTHER BRAZILIAN
rRUISER

Berlin, Ger, March Lieutenant
Commander Albert r. Niblack, u. S.
NJ. an attache here, is continuing his
negotiations with the GermanIa yard
for 5000 ton armored cruiser which
is being built there for Brazil. but
which will not be finished for LONG
time.