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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

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MONDAY. DECEMBER IS, 800.

THERE Is a disposition among the
real estate men to advance the rents
Of all the small houses in our city
from " to IS a month. The reason
Tor this is that there is more demand
for six room houses than there are
houses at the present time. Fam
lies will be compelled to double
UP az they did three years ago il
the rents keep on going up, as they
will not be able to occupy whole
house and pay the rent. Wages
have not advanced with the rents.
Still, while the demand is greater
than the supply, the rents are sure
stoinrrease. Not for years has there
been such demand for houses, es-
pecially in South Wilmington. This
rs q sign that more people are
working in our city than ever be-
fore. The difference is attributed
to Mckinley prosperity, which is
quite a contrast to Cleveland's free
soup houses. But the working
people have nearly forgotten those
trying times and hundreds of thems
are ready to throw away their vote
on the party that was responsible
for no work. This is an object
lesson that no workingman should
forget. Plenty OF work means in.
dependence for the laborer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

New York, Dec 1s-The pulpit sup
ply committee of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian church has at last found
a successor for the late DIR. John Hall,
for many years pastor of that church.
He is Rev. DR.. George T. Purves, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church,
Princeton, N. J. DR.. Purves signifies
his willingness to accept the call. There
is no doubt as to the action of the con-
sregation In regard to the election,
and it is confidently expected that the
call will be made unanimous.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

the following described real estate, viz:
Al those two lots or parcels Of land situate
in the village Of Glasgow in Pencadsr Hun
dred, New Castle eoonty and State Of Della
ware, bounded aud described ~ follows, 10
wit:
No. with the houses and olack smith
shops thereon erected beginning at q point on
the easterly side of tho pubic road from
Newark to Summit Bridge, corner OF land late
OF Mary J.N icholson, now OF the heirs of Ed
ward W. Lynch, deceased and thence with
the said road south l4s4 degrees east 2O5 feet
now Of Henry Bays; thence blythe said Bays
land north 70 degrees east 1858 feet to land late
OF Margaret biggs, now Of the said McCloskey,
being NJ. 2, hereinafter described thence by
inches to corner Of the said lands, lats Of
Mary j. Nicholson thence by the same sonth
10 degrees west 249 feet to the place Of begin
ming, containing | aero and II 8-lO perchss
OF land more or less
L, No. 2-All that lot or parcel Of land bound.
ed on the north by the New Castle aud French
town Turnpike Road on the south BY lands
late Of Eli Nowlaud, deceased, now Of Henry
Bays, on the east by land late Of Annabeila
Underwood, now Of Dugan Forrest, and on
west by land late Of Mary Sterling and others
and now of Levi Higgins. the heirs Of Ed
ward w. Lynch, deceased and No l hereinbe.
fore described. containing nine acres, one
rood and ten psrches of land, more or less
shops late OF George Biggs and the fence,
which piece OF lind was used by the said Bves
as a way to get to and from his said shops.
Seized and taken in execution ~ the
property of Emma McCloskey and William
McCloskey her husband. mortgagors and
Robert Bauer and Daniel Thornton, It's and
to be sold by
JOHN e. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
sherifs Once. Whining .on. Delaware.
December 0. 1899.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
Dynnmiter's Suicidal Effort Succeeds

Salt Lake, Utah, Dec. 18.-John
Smith, who was last Friday convicted
of attempting to dynamite Judge O..
w. Powers, and who took morphine
with suicidal intent Saturday night,
died yesterday. Smith declared that
his real name was Louis James, and
that he was cousin of Jesse and
Frank James. He claimed to have
Travelled with Frank and Jesse James
for years,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

ENGLAND is going to sent one COL
ossal army into South Africa tor the
purpose Of crushing the Beers. The.
ablest leaders to be called have been
summoned and the last OF the re-
serves have been ordered out and
the yeomanry pressed into service.
The defenders Of Kimberley and
Ma(eking and Ladysmith will have
to hold their own or yield to the
enemy, There is nothing to be left
undone this time to overcome the
courageous foe and the uprising
among the colonists. Three dlsas-
fers IN South Africa in such space
OF time made an heroic remedy
necessary, and the English Defense
Committee has adopted extreme
measures. An army of 200,0
men will be hurled against the
Beers as soon as it can be brought
together and landed at the seat OF
war, and blow struck that is ex-
pected to shatter the army of the
Beers and have victory perch on
the English banners. The Beers
have had the best of it thus far.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
New York's Adiutant GenernIResigna

New York, Dec, lS.--Adjutant Cen
eral Avery D. Andrews, of the Ma
tional Guard of the state of New York,
on account Of press Of private BUSH
ness, has resigned his position as chief
of staff, and his resignation. which will
take effect on Dec 81, has been ac-
cepted by Governor Roosevelt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

THE jury IN the DeLucca vs..
Hughes, Bros. g. Bangs suit on
Saturday took only two hours to
bring in verdict for the plaintiff,
NV arding him 81 $50 damages for
the loss of his foot. DcLucca was
defended by William S. Hlles,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
YOU TRY II.

II Sliloh's Cough and Consumpt,on Cnrs
which.is sold for The small price OF &c. 81
al 81. does not cure take tn, bottis back aud
wcwlll refund your money Scll for oyer u
years on tins guarantee Price . aud 80 cts
Sold by y. b. Duntorth, Second aud Marlset
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
Pensions Quickly Secured,

Original pensions Intelligent; prose
cuted, rejected pensions rs-opened and
successfully completed; dropped and re-
duced pensions restored widows PEN
elons secured In 40 TO 90 days, by Col. John
Wainwright, expert pension attorney, md
Moor No. 3 West seventh street, Whining.
Ton. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

NJ. s. QUAY has made up his
mind not to heed President McKin-
ley s warning and will press his
fight for Il seat in the Senate. He
expects, by a personal canvas
among the Senators, to occupy his
seat. II remains to be seen what
influence he has with his old asso-
ciates. when he is on the ground to
direct the fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
Fine Business Site

We offer as a special bargain, for few
days the large history brick building No.
ITO French street. Owing to loca ion it is
especially adapted for manufacturing pur-
poses.
George {. MarIs & Son,
Institute Building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
DO YOU KNOW

Consumption is preventable? Science has
proven that and also that neglect is suicidal
The worst cold or cough can occurred with 3hi i.
loh'> Cough and ConsumptionCure. Sold on
positive guarantee for over % years.
For Sale by N. b. Danforth. Second and Mar.
ket strpeLs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
Salt Rhcum, letter, Eczema

Salt Hhcum, letter, Eczema
These distressing skin diseases relieved by
one application. DR.. Agncws Ontmcn,
Is potent cure for all eruptions of the
skin. Jas. Castor, Wilkes barre, says:
For nine years I was disfgured with
letter on my hands. DIR. Agnew's ONT
ment cured it, 80 celts.-75.
For Sale by u James Belt, col Market
street and n Il. Dantorth, Second and
Market straets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
7666-Ladies' Pelerlns.
"a, 80 and AZ inch bust,
PRICE IS CENTS,
Hints by May Manton.)


Ladies' Pelerine, No. 1906.
Fur collars, collarettes and pei
crimes have taken the place Of ca pes
in feminine fancy this season. Com
binations in furs are extremely
fashionable, many beautiful and
striking effects being produced
with blue fox and stone martin,
Persian lamb or seal, with white,
black or gray fox sable, chinchilla
and ermine (
In this lovely pelerine, Alaska
sable is used to trim rich seal. The
adjustment is made by shoulder
seams and center back seam may
also be used if so desired. The
back is shaped in a shallow point.
The front is broad at the shoulders
fits stylishly over the bust and ends
in a decided point trifle below
the waist line.
The sable is applied around the
back on the shoulders at consid-
cradle depth, but narrows toward
the lower edge, where it ends in
two beautiful tails. The high far
ing collar is fashionably shaped,
fastening close at the neck to give
the-desired protection. 1t is faced
with sable. Charming effects can
be produced by the same model in
less expensive materials. Persian
lamb cloth may be trimmed with in
expensive fur or velour can be used
for the body Of the pelerine with
astrakhan for the trimming.
To make this pelerine in the
medium size will require five
eighths Of a yard of velvet twenty
seven inches wide, with one yard
of contrasting material the same
width. The pattern, No. 1866, is
cut in sizes for "a, IS and 42-inch
bust measure.
This pattern can be secured by
filling in the blank below and send
ing it to REPUBLICAN office with the
price.
Pattern
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

When DR.. simms Compound Ponny-
royal Pills viii make you happy 81 box.
by mail. GU6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

HAND in your favors for Fridays
REPUBLICAN. Double sheet as early
as possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

fresh east to south winds,
Sunrise, 1922; sunset, 4:45; length of
day, Oh, 23m; moon rises, GAS y. M;
moon sets, S:15 a. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

VA ILL SELL BAY HORSE SOUND, FEE r.
w. less; good under saddle and stylish
good driver and can trot in 8 minutes
years old, l5la hands. Sold for want Of use
Excellent horse for lady to drive Can be
seen a. Mcdaniel Brothers eleventh street
between Orange and Tutuall streets. Price
800 e. 7, Bye, 100 West sixth street, VII.
mington, Del dl2.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

Five per cont. will be added tOall Coun
ty Tax bills paid after December 81. If
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

Order YOU Christmas cake from 4. ].
White No.706 Market street. Having secur.
cd tho services of b. II. NJ rrison, recently o
tho Morrison Baking Company, can quart
antee satisfaction. Pouna cake specially.
dl4 At.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
TNOFATAL EXPLOSIONS
aasss in q Plainfsld Cellar May
Cause Two Deaths.
FOUR NET DEATH IN KENTUCKY.

A Little Boys Play Ignited Powder,
Partly Demolished the Hosse, ana
Ended In the Death Of . Father
and His Three Children.
Plainfield, N. j., Dec. 18.-Three per-
sons were badly burned here yesterday
afternoon by the explosion Of gases in
a cellar. The injured are: Mrs. Will
lam Chamberlain, Of East Third
street; Mrs. Chamberlain's daughter,
Lottie, 10 years old; Joseph Stevens,
employed by Mrs. Chamberlain.
Mrs. Chamberlain discovered that q
barrel OF varnish in the cellar was
leaking, and with the aid Of Stevens
she transferred It to another barrel.
Considerable Of the varnish had run
out and covered the floor, and as 1t
was becoming dark before the work
was accomplished the woman struck
match, intending to light lamp. Her
daughter was close beside her at the
time. The striking of the match was
accompanied BY . rush Of fame and
an explosion. The fame enveloped
Mrs. Chamberlain and her daughter
and to less extent Stevens. The wo-
mems clothing ignited, and In a mo-
ment both were wrapped In flames.
They ran upstairs, and seizing bed
clothing wrapped 1t around themselves
and rolled about the floor. Neighbors.
attracted by the explosion, ran into the
house and aided In extinguishing the
flames. Both women were SO badly
burned, however, that there is little
hope Of their recovery.
ANOTHER TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
1t Results In the Death Of a Father
and Three Children.
Louisa, KY, Dec. 18.-At Alliance
Postoffice, Floyd county, Nelson Ham
ilton was pouring out some powder
from key, when his 4-year-old son
picked up a small amount and tossed
it into the fire. The explosion threw
some embers into the pile of powder
and terrific explosion followed. The
father and little son and two older
children who were in the room were
knocked insensible. The ceiling was
lifted from it's place, the walls spread
and the upper part of the house came
down and stopped about half way on
the walls, thus fastening all the doors
securely. When the Oldest daughter
regained consciousness sufficiently to
realize that the house was in flames
she tried to open door, but at once
saw the hopelessness Of such an effort
and began to scream for help. A neigh
Dor arrived in time to burst In a door
and get the tortured persons out, but
they were so badly burned that all died
within a few hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

To Cure q Gold In One DaY

Five per cent will be added to all Coun-
" Tax bills paid after DC sm1Jr3l tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

Five per cent will DO added to all Coun.
V Tax bills paid after December 81. tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

NUMEROUS persons in our city
will be pleased to learn that they
will receive $40 share for their
holdings of the stock OF the Will
mington g. Northern Railroad. The
best price they were offered one
year ago was $14 a share, which
the greater number refused to take.
This was decided upon by the Phil
adelnhia and Reading Railroad
Company. which purchased ma
jority of the Wilmington n Northern
Railroad stock one year ago
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
The Weather and the Almanac.

Temperatures have risen generally
and decidedly from Texas northeast
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

Council has been asked to pass
an ordinance prohibiting the distri-
button OF samples of medicines and
kindred articles in our city. Such
an ordinance would prevent the
possibility Of such another fatal ac-
cident as that which belell Baby
Loebe on Monday of last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

CAN any one tell when the cruel
war in South Africa will be over
and peace once more settle over the
European powers. Dom Paul Kru-
ger is vet disposed to consider how
many more battles will be fought
before the war clouds roll BY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18

PHILADELrHlA had pull enough to
capture the next Republican Con.
yentlon which will meet there on
June 10, 1900. Most of the Southern
delegates voted in favor Of holding g
the Convention in Chicago, but the
Philadelphia boomers were strong
enough to land the Convention. The
800, 900 fund caught on all right.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
ROSS,
2lO MARKET STREET.

Open Evenings.
Demarvia Phone 307.
Regular and Special Deliveries Daily.
Efficient and obliging salespeople.
Qnick service guaranteed.
Coupons free with each cash purchase
redeeInable In handsome presents.
Money refunded chserfully II goods are
not satisfactory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-18
J. N. YOUNG,

Carpenter Painteraud Roofer.
NO. 72l DUPONT 81, Wilmington.
Orders left at 4o3 shipley Street, Held " Co.
1liiwt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
"DEWEY DID IT,"
lie and Lieutenant Brumby Describe
the Rattle of Manila.

TRIESTE July I.-Admiral Dewey,
accompanied hy Captain Benjamin +.
Lamherton and Flag Lieutenant Brumhy
of the United States cruiser olympia,
landed here to-day 10 return yesterday
visits 10 the Admiral The American Of
necrs also called upon the Mayor of
Trieste
The United States Minister 10 Austria
Hungary. Mn Addison c. Harris, gave a
banquet tonight at the Hotel de la VILE
in honor of Admiral Dewey. The guests
were limited TO thlrty-hve and included
officers OF the cruiser olympia members
of the United States Legation and Ameri-
can Consuls 10 Austria-hungary. The
auair was stricly private.
After a toast 10 President Mckinley
mad been drunk Mr. Harris proposed The
health OF Admiral Dewey who In reply
sad:
"I thank you sincerely and drink TO
your good health
Congressman George Edmond Foss, of
Illinois responded To the toast, The
American Navy
Mr. Harris then proposed "rhe Captain
aEd crew OF the Olympia, and requested
Admiral Dewey 10 relate something of
the battle Of Manila. The Admiral re-
piled.
II only know that asking the steward
for something 90 drink he gave me some
mke-waTm coffee. which made me feel
quito siok. hut nay hag-lieutsnani kept
the record and invite him TO speak
rag Lieutenant Brumby said: Il was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
GOVERNOR TYLER
N WASHINGTON
Senator Daniel Also in the City, But
Declines 10 Express Himself ac
to Governors interview.

WASHINGTON, July Special
Governor Tyler passed through Wash
ington this morning. lie only remained
a snort time. however. and took the
hrst train leaving the city.
He was questioned in regard to an IN
torycw published in local paper TINS
morning. and stated that 10 WAS sub
stauuauy correct The remarks of the
Governor appeared exclusively Boo a local
paper
DANIEL RETlCENr
senator Daniel was also ln the cry to-
day. %. visited the Navy Departments.
but was unable 90 see the Secretary ot
the Navy ON account of its being the
regular day for tine Cabinet meeting fie
stated to "a Times correspond 900 That his
business was entirely routine.
rhe Senator declined to discuss any oi
the political questions that are now before
tne people. when his attention was GALE
ed 10 The Tyler interview he simply re-
piled. Of have nothing Co say
BATTLEFIELD PARKS
The report of the board appointed In
inspect the battlehalds around FfedericNs-
burg with "a view 90 the establishment
nN d itNlNNtN Hhf n Nan h'.ff
completed This will be transmitted 10
Congress. Although the nature OF the
report Is withheld u is an absolute cor
tainty that the board recommends me
carrying out OF the project
POSTAL NOTES.
The following postmasters were to-day
appointed for the state Of North 'aroNha'
Al Ralph Henderson 'ounty-H ,
wall vice r. e.. Hamric resigned. at
Robin. Cumberland county, D. Wiliis'
vice G.. A. Hall. removed.
The leave Of absence granted captain
Zebuon b. Vance. Eleventh United states
Infantry I'm special orders 80. l26 june
NJ lS9a. department OF Porto Rico. Is eN-
tended fourteen days.
THE RElNA MERCEDES.
.rhe captured Spauish cruiser, Reina
Mercedes. now at the Norfolk navy yard'
will I'm few days leave that port lor tn'
North. she will be exhibited az ai ''e
nrincipal seauort cities and Will then pe
taken to Portsmouth \ H. where she
VIII be used as a training ship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
GOV. PINGREE
GIVES THE FACTS
He Charges the President with Du-
pIiCity and COwardIce in His At
tItude towards AIger.


DETROIT Mill july -I- Governor
Pingrec to-day handed Co thc Associated
Press "a prepared. signed interview. ely-
ing what the Governor asserts to be
Facts which are absolutely reliable.
bearing upon the relations between Gem
cral Aleor and President Mckinley with
which The public are Not familiar
AT the outset the Governor Says: "I
have uo hesitation in saying Chat the
course pursued hy the PRESIDENT iu u!.s
matter. s little less than cowardlv It
is. 90 say thc least. very uumauly.'
Governor piuerrc said hi- information
did NOT come from General Allcr. bat
irom "one whose knoWludg n the facts
cannot boz disputed"
OFFERED To RESIGN
Proceeding. hc SAYS chat repeatedly
SINCE the Eastam uru apapcr- began their
attacks upon Secretary A'g.r. fbc Score
tarv informed the President fhlt if these
comments embarrassed thr administration
I'm the slightest degree hc would resign
at once hut tha president as often pro-
tested emphaucauv chat he had utmost
confidence in Secretary Aieer and hIs
conduct Of fbe War Department and that
tbe country could mot afford to lose his
services
.r,. co,e,r,r saw. af the time his,
.,,uee.d sui,npor with General Alq4r'
No.. a,.,,>,,,,..5 and oefora his dis9yowal
~. t,.-e.,.io,,.. rrittcisina the President had
....lt.ot 1,-..sbi,oton General Alrer told
.t. ,,.'.i.i.,, ,h,t unon the Presidents
go t,,tin,.ti., d.. yso,,la rcsign but
,,e.,..4 D., ,rtert.in tbe
,5o. ,.''.,,,,,t
.,,i..,,..., t.,i.,,, ana.
as '' li' ', 7,N ,,.'....'l 49,
''"S'h l'' aSN'''- ,,,,.,.+', 60.
ie''S "''oi,. ~, 80, ,,,,,,, ,,-rr,
liphANl ~. ~, '-l' .,...
l''Ns n'i"i' ilF '''' a.,
would support Hehe'al Als'i l" '"1
senate. Secretary -oi-o."t. ftss '. %, . ""'-
I'd last requested Nloe- ,l. ,,,t i'''St Sts
.........t.I no any
Iesls sna'lon %oulu .n5 sroni, rei,.ye
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-22
Mckinley Discussed the Subject
With Senator Platt.
THEY DID NOT DISAGREE AT ALL
Says Plat, Although They Differed IN
Their Preference for the Man for
the Piace-Algcr Has Changed
His Mind About Quitting
Before the Ist OF
August.

WASHINGTON. July I.-The name OF
the successor TO General Algor. secre-
tary of war; may be- announced to-mof-
row. The President has made his seiee-
ton and it is understood that Eiihu Root
OF New York. is his choice.
Inc question of the successor t1 sec
ratary Algcr was the subject OF con
ference tonight at the White house
between the President and senator
Thomas O.. Plat. of New York. VINO
came over On late train. The confer.
ence lasted about am hour and atter~afi
Mr Plat said that the President mas
about decided upon the person to whoh
bee Will tender the position. and that An
announcement of his name viii be made
very soon, probably tomorrow
PLATT WON'T TALK.
1ne senator was non-communicative
as to who the appOintee probably would
- saving that he did not feel az liberty
10 talk OF what passed at the conference.
the Senator spoke Co the President OF
the fitness OF General Francis Y. Green
FOR the war portfolio who. le said. was
his choice but II o. understood that Cen
eral Green Is not the Presidents cholce.
A good understanding however exists
netween the President and the Senator
REGARDING the He'ffittANNl's 'NNhh"-
standing General Green was fhe sena.
tors nrst choice. as senator Plat said
m speaking 30 the prospective appoint
mont. we dld not disagree as 20 ms
man for the position"
ALGER CHANGES HIS MIND.
Secretary Algor has abandoned tho m
tenron he entertained OF quitting as soon
as Mr. MeldeiOhn arrived. and has con-
cmded to discharge an ~ the duties az
Secretary Of War until the date set Tor
HIS resignation. August lst Acting upon
THIS determination he went over 20 me
Cabinet meeting M N O'Clock today TAX
ing with him a numter of routine mat
tors.
Most ~ me Cabinet officers In the CITY
called to-day az the residence Of Secre.
tarv AIger as mark ~ personal regard
for him. The exchanges were ~ an en-
tirolv social and friendly nature.
II was remarked hv members ot me
Cabinet thaf both m these mee'lngs'
ana also during the Cabinet mea'ine
Secretary Alcer disnlaved ihe same ea-v
manner that has characterized him WIN
sona added evidence ~ satisfaction over
hoInr relieved from the burdens he mas
borne of late.