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New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
NEW.YORKERs Ia me HOTELs.
Among the people OF New-York registered at ths
hnfnls 70 thn fDllnn.lnc..

Among the people OF NewYork registered at ths
leading hotels are the following:
Berkeey-Mrs ". 0nte Mrs. J. searls, Mrs. c.
Williams and Miss Williams
Dennls-Mrs. II. sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs sher.
4 Veric r. TagSart: Mrs. 4, Taggart. Mrs R.
Taggart a. Gifford Mr and Mrs.. \ cuslng, P.
Gersen ge N Mrs ana W S Rdn Wr. l Nrr bar; a WI. Sn
N. PARK j. W Heeeman. Mre j u 'fies Hegemas M's
Or. \. VI. Jacobus. VI Rath. :. p. Barkin. W.
j. Reinheimer and Miss Davis
Isleworth- Mrs. J. Ritter. L. stern Miss s Stern,
5. Jaco6y. +. p. Levy. Mrs J. Donnberg. Mrs S.
W. Roscnbaum Mrs : H,ss, Miss VI Hess. ].
5 Hess. Mrs. p. Untemeyer. Mrs P. Keller. J.
h Bar@sfr Mrs sfhwarz and S son. xi%ma H1nas
3. Strauss. Mr.. and Mrs l. Kraener L. Kraener.
H. H. Ham. J Ho,hi Mrs A. /. Newman. VI.
parsons. 4 Lncrsohn. Mrs P. Pohalski. Miss q.
Marks Mr. and Mrs. J Gorfnn. Miss Gordnn and
Westminster-Mr. and Mrs McGratty. Miss Nc.
gan and child. Thomas Crimmins Miss Maud
Dowdney and Miss Rosalie O'Br!en.
Mr. aad Mrs Ns Nos:e4 N'i HG%as Goae Mrs a0 B
YAK Hs HsI Hs Mr E. snd Pf4:'e H: wet6srds a. Rs'S &
B. Conrad, J. r. Norris N. B. Kohleman and Mss
Kohleman:
g G4EsMr M and M J2aS21 B. M and " Mfs
Dorfnger. :. Gilroy. r. Gilroy J. G. Fleming B.
TSS9 GG N B f. Afn M and Nd
Mrs J. J. Mullen. \. Rothschid q. q. Stephman.
Mr.. and MIS-. \. VI. BonchfoOk ana M ana Mrs-
Albermarle-W a. Hammen. Mr. and Mrs, ".
Thomson Ms Lam5ogne e. fTGyS AMI M BSr MISS
Chalfonte-W. H. Holt, Mr ana Mrs j. Delesde'
mus. +. W Vail and Mrs Vail. an,
Pennhurst-R Balnger. Miss A. J. Davis. Miss
RoyalHMr and Mrs s G. Quackenbush. W. c.
Jackson and Miss VI Short. ~ .
Senate-A F. Siegert. Miss A. Hosford. Miss ~
Iron1ois s. Mrs. q n Brooks Mrs G. Aaron Mr.
and Mrs p 5 Glenn. Miss elem and j. H. Warren
Loraine-Mrs VI Rile. Mrs. j. Barrows NJ
Simon and Miss J. T. Kline. =, A.,
Strand-A j. Maclean W: Thompson H. Nc
Cormick II G. Hansel and J. G. Fleck, ,,,..
Mr. and Mrs. A X McGnl Miss ". W. Kyle E.
McGiI 4. McGn and N. Wood c,.-
Chester Inn-Miss D. Kerns. Mrs. Dr. J. /. Cas-
per. Miss B. Casper Mrs NJ Wallace ana MISS
Connor. -,s.-, ,,-s " p
Browne Mrs c. +. Thayer Miss NJ J. Thompson
'ta tsiicSknev-NIrs. f. G. Lewis. Mrs. J. l. Stats
and {. {. ROhh.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
nEEKS TO MAKE MOTION TO QUAsH.

WILL ASK JUDGE BLANCHARD TO THROW OUT
MOIINEUX INDICTMENT.
Notice was served upon the District Attorney
Yesterday by George Gordon Battle. OF counsel for
Roland Z. MolineuX. that on Tuesday before Judge
Blanchard IN the Court OF General Sessions there
would be a motion 10 quash the indictment against
Molneux for the alleged poisoning OF Mrs. Kate
j. Adams. The motion is 70 be made on the ground
that Illegal evidence was submitted 10 the Grand
jury 10 secure the indictment. Barlow 5. Weeks
Mr Battles partner, Will argue the motion before
Judge Blanchard. The exhibits which were sub
Iltted to the Grand Jury. including the holder Of
wrapper and some letters. were delivered 10 Mr
Battle yesterday under Judge Blanchards order
and Mr. Battle sent them 10 Mr.. Carvalho. the
handwriting expert. 10 have them photographed
They Will be returned TO the custody OF the Dis
~bct-Attorney later.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-STATlSli
OF THE OPERA sEAsON-NEWs
NOTES AND PROGRAMMES.

Sr,Aav-Netropolitan Opera House. sis p rl last
of ihe SUNDAY night concerts by Mr. Graus ar
lists yWbps m and members Of Knsss
Quartet Mr.. Bj6rksten's studio SaInekbe IN tbe NO.
gan an String Quartet; Berkeley LyGeum S:W yoI; 7;
m concert Of chamber music by the New se,ne lTin
S,'rns Snr, Of Gounod's Redemption; rs, south
Church p praise service RossnlS M spe
SiSI musical service; Plymouth Church Br9US, TSo
lyn. 7:45 M Iaeod9re rJ,sp DG9o'S a praise SER
,,ondav- i'r American Theatre Sis p. m, English
operetta. "Mikado o.or, ~
g6e4 mnsc by the k es ouar ACad
emy Of Music Brooklyn. SIS p. m se'd' me-
wednesday, ~Mendelssohn Hall, SIS p. m.' Leo
Schulz's concert -
Thursday-No. Il East sxty-eightn-s'' ssoeation
Markee and Edward Baxter Perry
Here is a brief historical summary OF the M'ro, W.
ro,i,or oDera season which closed yesterday Inc
regular subscription season began on November =
and consisted Of ffty-one evening ana seNV"
afternoon performances-siXty-eig IN al. " q"
d,,ion there were given seventeen SATURDAY even
ing representations at popular prices SIN pe''' "
ances in Brooklyn, three benefit performances
the Purim Association the German Press Nluo an"
Mrs Sejdl-and twelve extra subscription rep''Se"
,at,one Of Wagner's "Nibelung dramas Inc 'o'"'
number Of extra representations was Nlr'E -V'e"'
and the total OF all performances in New-NoTK O'H
o,a hundred and five Forty-one OF these were O.
Usgncr's operas and sixty-four OF the other com
,,osors were reprcsentod in the lst-eleven IN All
In ,he order of popularity, as evidenced u! "'e
ior NJ performances given to their WORKS 'H'se
o-orosers stand as follows Gounod. 49, \erul' 4l'
Nove-heer Q. Mozart S. Rossini. 8; Bizet ana DOM
,e,,i 2 each: Flotow and Mancineli. each ana
Nasoocni and Massenet, each. IwehF-se'e"
o,oros in all were given. FIVE Of which had no rep
,ssen,atioD in the regular subscription st namei!'
..1l --rovatore' philemon et Baucis. "CaNaIIeria
pusticana" La Favorita" and 'Manon for inc
i,rorrnation Of those who may Try TO rectiiy our
cc,res f., may be said that philemon ana N"N-
allera" were performed on the same evening 'he!
conn, as TWO operas but only as one performances
The seidl memorial performance consisted OF N"e
rerian FRAGMENTS and is not counted IN MS HS''
,housb 3, ought in justice 70 have credit as one
ore,, A. least This would increase the NagherldH
lie, 70 forty-fwo as against siXty-four OF all o'he
coronosers The operas given on saturday ever"
ines were Martha" "Troyatore, FhIem"' Z.
r.,,cis" "Cavalleria Rusticana- I'll barDie'e,
~ , ,rraviata La Favorita, 'Manoh t'o"eo
., 1ulis,te" Carmen" "Tannhauser' aust
~ .,cia "A Iammermoor.' "Lohengrin. Risoe''o'
no, Giovanni and Les Huguenots. Ihose III
t,rookl,n were I'll Barbiere" "Iohengrin, Romeo
>, Iultetto" Uwicc). Faust" and III lroVH'o'e'
rr, fuov,lnc table shows the doiOgs Of the regular
eubscrption season in New-Nork'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Z. J. LEVY, DEPUTY CONTROLLER.

APPOINTED By MR. COLER-sALARY OF THE
OFFICE $1,000 \ YEAR.
Controller Coer yesterday appointed Edgar J.
Levy to the Office OF Deputy Controller under the
provisions OF the bill which passed the Legislature
few days ago and was signed by Governor Roose-
Welt on Friday Heretofore the law has provided
for only ono Deputy Controller and only one man
could be designated to act Controller in the
absence Of the head Of the Finance Department OF
the city
Mr.. Levy has been IN tho Finance Department
since 1884, when he was appointed private secretary
10 Controller Myers. on tho death OF -. Lowber
Smith n lsR Mr Lovy was promoted 10 be AS
sistant Deputy controller, and his salary vas In
creased rom $50 10 5000 year. He was retained
in Office by Controller Fitch and Controller Coer
both because OF his ability and thorough knowledge
Of the anairs OF the Department Of Finance and
because no had a strong Tammany backing. His
salary had been increased recently s. a year
and AZ Deputy Controller he viii receive 1900
AsaS.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
TILL OF cIPTALN O'CONNOR.

The trial Of Captain O'Connor. OF the s'h He.'
nent by court-martial will begin this "eeA. ~
will be tried by the same court before "H,n Wv
case Of Captain II. p WitherSthe' OF lie A',.S,, ,,
y V uas hoard The sessions Of the court WIZ
be held In the 9th Regiment Armory WIN tsnuoM.irr Mi
A. 4. Yates Judge advocate ana & the -N,ator 7
officers acting as members Of the court. MaJoi Z
W Lester CAPTAIN r. 9. Collin. captain - gs,ra,k
Davis Captain Darwin f. Nunk and captain f''""
Ralller
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
corPT clLryDlRS FoR MONDAY

supreme cear. A7le,c Ternet2S Me,5S. Ipps1:
from orders II City court: IS l. 2 B. q aA5ggsal,
from from s5cpaI jqasmg@' cur, p r No To- e. inclusive
supreme Court Special Term tart '-'''
JMp59a at C2endaE sso caI srm At 1 Scott j.
Court opens AT lo3o a. m IN r pare riHBeior. Beek,
man J-Motlons. Demurrers: SIS '3'' ''''
causes. Ns & 25Ge . 25>S cn's sn unT. Se &
LAW and fact Nos 262n 2l5i ;i-9 20 eSes clear
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t0s suerr,ne 1grm cour-spcal Term & v cs.
taver Causes to De- sent from Part ~ ''
supTcme cour, Special Term Part vImRsisse vImsisis
sleeve J-Eevatei railroad cases. IT, "srs N,Aiir.
JPrefSrrcl ST causes ~ d2iS. ~ y,g ;s @ ,gS sL
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aia es a'SG g,s, -'t 5t,e ssoi sos2 40 ~. s 81
1902 I2o5 297p. 3o9s'9. 4oio. i7>i' l'N' ''l'
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supreme Court Trial Term fSI ar, '..,I clear
J-tauses to he sent from Part vi, IL Before wsn''
causes to b. sent fr% a, r'' pNrt nsfore pusr'
-Causes TO be- 4ent ~ n Part VI i'i ,l,,urnei ~
supreme Court-Tri Term Part ~ .
the Adjourned ~
tho ,s.~. Varnum =.
court opens at 1890 m. 10 say ,''T,. TW,.saswcr,h Az
rrohata' Emma + Wyatt. Caroline \ y, ,o. % 4 r
gns,"s Nh Wright and David st,ger az ~ yoha W
Richard Wagner at II a. m Edward hhs'' "
Matthews az p. m. ,.,,r. tgt1gsrah. >
Surrogate's Court-rral Term tFtole, ~ a. a m.
Ne i''c NH NH & spScai w" Term II Be,5re chaehnan
cour, opens Il a m Motion. MT. ~ "M,car,hy +
Ciy Cnsrt Nppeai. from onlers ,ISsss
? 81 j. 6. Z :. 8. 10. H. u App''' "'"
Citv Cour, Term Part III - i,e s-7e ss5s Ns
Nos 232s 2s5o 23i2 252os .5.' 80 etSe Sie2 ssSS
3la, Si06 si9s 3lg0 32oi 1902 ~ ~" -,
32o7 1910 S2l2 S2i5 32i6 32lN 'ig't ~ At,og7sS
ely Cour-Irial Tem-rarts l. Il anu 49,
the
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
SNOW BLOCKADES BUSINESS ~ MAINE.

Bangor. Me- March 25.-A snow blockade in
Northern Maine IS having a serious effect on all
kinds Of business. Along the line Of the Bangor
and Aroostook Railroad in Northern Penobscot
and Aroostook counties the snow IS from five TO
fifteen feet deep along the tracks. and the Fort
Fairfield branch freight traffic has been greatly
impeded IT being impossible 10 haul any save short
and light trains. Short lumber operators have
found II impossible 10 transport their stock 10 the
line of the railroad, and parts Of ArOostoOk
the farmers have had hard time In getting their
potatoes 10 the shipping points. In the logging
sections hauling is almost suspended. SO deep are
the drittx.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

has been made necessary By the continuous a.,
rapid growth Of the city IN the last three or four
years
number Of social affairs have been given at N.
hotels and elsewhere this week on Wednesday
evening progressive euchro was given a, ~
Albemare in honor Of Miss clay. daughter of Gem
eral Cecil Clay, of Washington. who returned n
her home the following dav. Miss Clay was n-e.
sented TO the guests by Mrs " y Griffith ~
New-York. Mrs. ". n. Allen. Of Washington. ana
Mrs. G. w Kline Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
THE DINyER or SOrADPOy 4

The tenth annual dinner Of Squadron will take
place at the Hotel Savoy on the evening OF April T.
The guests OF honor viii be the former comma nd
ers OF the squadron. MaJor-General Roe and Adju-
tant-General Andrews
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
nrrrprrs APPOINTED.


By Sc %. J. ~ at
American rorcite Powder Manufacturing O'"'
Waier-Augustus IL. Nanieipoei md ~~x
Mailer AT klemme- George +. Go1rsh"' =, New-YSA
Auxiliary society etc. Working u'''' "
CITY aet Brewster-James J. Neahs ,.,,.ny sst bos
United states .@ortgsse and Trust ConpA"'
nes-George c. Holt.
Stuart agt. Bale-John A. Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The play by Jerome X Jerome which is 10 io'-
low Americans at Home" at the Lyceum Ihea"e
IS entitled John Ingerneld." 1t VIII be played
for the first time on Wednesday evening. In tne
cast will be Edward Morgan. William Courue'sn'
Charles wacot. Henry Woodruff. John flnula., -
w RutIer Miss Mary Mannering Mrs. Whifen.
Mrs Walcot and Miss Ethel Hornick The season
Of the Iyceum company Will close on April g. anu anu
the stage will be occupied on the follow'm6t Mo-. Mo.
day by J. X, Hackett and his company ]" i'''''
OF HentZau.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Only n few more performances OF 'Cyraho ue
rroroc, will take place at the Irving Place Thea
,ro before the arrival Of Adolf V. Sonnenthal.
whose first nights are follows: April and .
Iessings Nathan der Weise': April and lo'
"Aue Junggcsellcn.' by sardou; April II ana !, y
"Dlo ToChter des Hcrrn Fabrlcus." by Wilbrandt
The stock company at the Murray Hil Theatre
will be seen this week In II. j. Byron's comedy
"Our BOYS" Henry V Donnely assuming the
character OF Perkyn Mddlewick our Boys was
originally produced at the Vaudeville Theatre. Lon
don and had continuous run of fifteen hundred
nights.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

4 change has been made in the programme Of tho
Fifth Avenue Theatre for this week. too late foF
the correction Of the announcement which appears
IN another part Of this paper. For the first haii
Of this week. including Wednesday matinee. Mrs
Minnie Maddern Fske will play "Frou-Frou" For
the rest OF the week she will play Little Italy and
"DVorcons." The whole OF the following week
which Will be the last OF her engagement, Will be
devoted TO a revival Of Tess Of the D'Urbervilles
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Leo Schulz will give concert in Mendessohn
Hall on Wednesday evening. with the help Of
Leopold .Lichtenberg. violin. and Emil Paur. The
concert will consist Of Brahmss sonata for vioon-
cello op 90: Volkmann's trio IN fat minor. and
Beethovens "Kreutzer' sonata.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Joseph Jeferson's spring tour OF six weeks IN
The Rivals and RIP Van WinkIe" begins on
April 3 in Jacksonville. Fla. His supporting COM
panv Will include Werner Charges. George r Nash
Joserh w jefferson. George Denham. William
JEFFERSON Miss Ffolliott Paget Miss Elsie Leslie
and Miss Blanche Bender.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

In Gay Paree" has had a trial OF week at the
Casino and s continued. with such additional
effectiveness as comes from frequent repetition
Several Of the songs in the piece. as well as the
scenes and stage pictures have gained considerable
admiration
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Mrs Leslie Carter continues TO play "Zaza to
matinee Will be given on Wednesday Of next week
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

The four Cohans, In George NJ Cohan's Running
for Office" will head the bill at Keith's Union
Square Theatre this week and Jessie Couthoui.
Anna Wrimuth-Curran. May Cook and Lille Vest
ern Will offer various sorts OF entertainment' pc
richards Fox and Foxie Pat and Matte Rooney
York and Adams, etc. The Merkel sisters are re-
tained.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Programme Of the last Of Mr.. Graus 9uIiUd!
night concerts at the Metropolitan Opera House
this evening:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
Ne W Castle Items,

The north bound tr&in on tho Delaware
Railroad reached Mildletown last nivhS
The ons south bound reached Kirkwoo
There are two big drifts Datween kirk-
wood and Midl'etown. Road expected to
lie opened to-day The Norfolk Express
that was stalled at Deln.ar will DO up to-
day.
There are hundreds Of men employed ly
tins ENllr'!"d Company to open the rou,is
Every Mug between Philadelphia and
thn ii'."t." alter Is at u standstlIl. Tho leo
In TIL river Is 50 thick that ,he Ice bosts
cun hardly move.
Ice Boat No, was called to Fort D,la-
ware yesterday where thirty five mon from
Delaware CITY. wero without provisions
The leu boat saw it was impossible to take
them to Delaware City, SO they took them
to New Cattle Thoru they obtained SONS
refreshments n[terward, leaving for their
hOme5.
Tho New Castle and Wilmington Elec-
trio Halfway Company is doing nothing
10 open ther rOAl
In the storm on Monday afternoon two
cars and eight passengers wore stalled at
Meggnson's Hill. The crew and pus,en-
gers went to he residences of Chnrles Mag
gibson where thoy were entertniacd at din.
ner. altarwarl!s leavins for their homes
which they reached safely.
Mnsr!. Hail and Schoiield walked frl,n
the Diamond STATE Iron Com panys works
to New Cystic On Monday afternoon, reach.
ing tho lut,or place after seveu hours toll,
Mr. rcho.tald was completely exhausted,
bat has now luIiy recovered
The Iunclal OF Mrs Sinister who was
burned last Saturday, cannot TAXI place
as the reads leading to 5 anton arc i'm
pAsublc.
Ina body will 10 placed in tho Episco-
pal vault.
no tity Council put snow plow at
Work yesterday clearing tho 5gtee.5 that
team, could get Through. Tho drifts
range from ono to ten feet high
The Goa! dealers nro nearly on. Of ccal.
Tho butchers lro out Of meat.
Tho grocery and provision dealers arc
out Of provisions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
RESCUED
FROM DEATH
Calvin Miles and Henry
Enricllt Get Caught in
Snow Drifts.

calvin Miles of No. 0, West Sixteenth
street and Henry Enricht Of East Lake
narrowly escaped death in snow difts
last piy ht. Miles is brickiayer and while
on his way through Cool Spring Park late
in the afternoon he became caught in u
five foot drift. Dr.. G. r. Jefferies of No.
lO2l Park Place saw what peril the nan
WAS in, and hastily telephonel to the police
department In a short time the patrol
wagon was At the park and u corps of Off
cars rescued Miles who WIS abou5 exhaust
ell. He was taken to the station house
whore restoratives were applied. and sub
Gcuuont!y removed to his home whcro he
is now con:iuod.
Enricht was picked up in another five
foot drift near his home late in the even
Ing by Officers llurloCh and Kelley. The
man was almost numb from tho cold, but
he told where ho lived and WAS hurried
there by the officers who afterwards lcaru-
cd that thu man was get.sns along vuly
we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
PATEROS
IS TAKEN.
Sharp Engagement Be-
tween c a|if0rnia Troops
and Esi!ipinos.

Manila, Feb. II The insurgents
at Patcros, ten miles southeast Of
Manila, surrendered on Wednesday,
but the place was not occupied BY
our troops. Since the surrender the
F'illpinos have flown flags OF truce,
indicating submission, bat this af-
tcrnoon they fired upon d dctach-
mcnt OF California troops. The
Calltornians replied with a hot fire,
driving the rebels out of town. The
rebels moved to the south, where
they made d stand and an engage
mentfollowed, continuing until dark.
The Californians were reinforced
by part of the First Washington,
First Idaho and Utah artillery, and
the former Spanish gunboat Laguna
de Bay. started this afternoon to
shell the cnemy's rear. 1t is Sup
posed that the insurgents who evac-
uated the town upon its surrender,
had been secretly gathering at Pat
eros under cover of flags Of truce
with the object Of making an attack.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
She WELD
ED A CHAIR
And Peter Smith is Now
Nursing a Badly La
Cerated Scalp.

slxty-two year old Peter Smith O
Pleasant and Monroe streets las
evening, forcibly entered the home
OF Mrs. Della Green, an acquaint
ance, of 10 Curlett street, and after
making himself Objectionable to the
children of the house, one of whom
was compelled to leave sick bed
and run into the yard, picked up a
chair and proceeded to generally
disarrange the household furniture.
This was more than Mrs. Green
could bear, so arming herself with
another chair, she made an assault
OIL Smith, which ended in him being
elected from the house with a badly
lacerated scalp.
Samuel Kane of ia Curlett street
informed the police of the trouble,
and the patrol wagon was sent for
the man. When he reached the sta
ton house, he was so weak from the
loss OF blood that DR.. Hughes con-
sldered his condition serious Some
one suggested that Rev. Father
Connolly be summoned, but DR..
Hughes had hopes of the man S re-
covery and told the priest his ser
vices were not needed. After
Smiths wounds were carefully at
tended, he was sent to the Delaware
Hospital, where he is resting com
tortably and will be about in few
days.
The police will not arrest Mrs.
Green. as she acted in defence of her
own life,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15

LEGISLATURE who have been snow bound
h ne since Saturday. The train was the
Norfolk express which has been heio since
Sunday night. The legislators do not ex-
pect to reach Dover until late In the after
noon and are positive that they will appear
ut tho jcint session of the two Houses ut
noon Tomorrow.
BY tomorrow the company hopes to have
all trains on the road moving.
CLEARING THE STREETS.
Tho Wilmington City Railway Com.
pany this morning had gang of men OF
work clearing tho snow from Market
street. The largest number of men was
at Fourth street where the snow was piled
ten feet. Carts drawn by two and three
horses carried tho snow to the outskirts Of
tho city where it was dumped. The COM
pany hopes to havo the street cleared by
n ght.
The road commissioners Of iChristiana
hundred began the work of opening Ris-
ing Sun road from the pike to the creek
this morning. Ths snow Is higher than
tho fences and packed solidly. Tho work
Will occupy tho gang OF mon several days
ami. when 1t is completed other roads In the
hundred will BIO opened.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-15
VILLAGE OF y
JARO CAPTURED
Filipinos Made a Resis=
lance of an Hour, But
Were Driven Out.

Manila, Feb 1.-THE village Of Jaro. a
mile north of lloilo, was captured Sunday
afternoon by a battalion Of the Eighteenth
Infantry. 1t was learned that tho rebels
wero assembling there ind 10 prevent q
possibility of their making an attack on
the city the troops were sent to drive them
out.
:. Serious Resistance was not expected, but
the rebels made a serious defense. with the
result that tina Americad losses Wore heav-
Ter than in the capture Of lloilo Lieutcn-
ant Bolles aud four men were wounded.
The insurgents held their position for an
hour.
The enemy in Panay appear to DO losing
heart, and it is suspected they have heard
Of native defeats around Manila.
Maniia,, Wednesday. Feb. 14--The
steamer Butuar brought news to-day of
tho capture Of Jaro, the insurgent strong
hold, by battalion of the Eighteenth In
fantry under Major Keller, and delach-
mcnt of the Sixth Artillery, with two
Ho,chkis' guns and gattling gun, under
lieutenant Ostaln.
The battalion lett Iloilo to mako a re-
conunissancc, but was attacked by tie
enemy, and so proceeded to take the town.
The enemy, on retiring, took their dead
and wounded with them. Their force num-
bercd about LOO.
The reconnaissance developed the fact
that the town Of Molo has be, destroyed
by tho enemy, who are going into the bills
by three roads.
Business has been rosu med Mt Iloilo and
the port has been opened Desulty firing
On the California regiment near Caloocan
continued last night,
-Four Americans were wounded. 81