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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
DEATHS

MITcHELL-On February l8, Angie NJ, vito
of VIM. Vs. Mitchell, in her 50th year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
| to attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon.
at O'Clock from the residence of her husband
ZOO Market street, Interment at Riverview
cemetery
REESE-ln this city on February 10, James
Reese, aged b years
Relatives, friends, members of St Johns
Com,nandery, No. |, K. T., Hope Lodge, No: q
l. q. O. r., Reynolds Fncampment, No D., viii
mington Lodge No |, A. o U. W. aud VIII
mington Lodge, No. D! ). W. NJ, are respt CT
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Services on
Thursday afternoon. at . O'clock from his late
residence, No. 7l5 Adams street. lnlerment
Riverview Cemetery.
STEEl .E-On February ID, 1899. Mary e. wife Of
Malone Steel, aged 45 years
Relatives and friends Of the family are invit.
I'd to attend the funnra! from he: husbands
re sidenco, Nj. PIG Market St, on Friday, Feb
ruaIy II, 1899. ate o'clock. lntcrment Mt. sal.
EN- Cemetery.
SPEINGt Ron February IA, Elizabeth G..
wifi of John H. Springer, aged Il years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her hui
bands, lD.l Lowering avenue, on Saturday at.
ternoon mt 2 o'clock lntcrmcnt private at
Wilmington aud Brandywine cemetery.
SUTTON-Suddenly on February l. til, at her
husbands residence, southwest corner b and
Head street, Jennie D, wife Of John &. Snt'
ton aged 81 years.
Due notice OF funeral will be given.
MALTRITz-On February Is, Louisa, only
child OF lo:tI Fl. und Tera NJ. MaltrlZ, aged
3yprrs ana months.
Funeral private this. Thursday, afternoon
February 49, at 8 30 o'clock from the residence
of her parents, 4;5d East Fifth street lnterment
at Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
SISTER SHIPS
ARRIVE SAFE.
Thrilling Experience Of the
Ships Waesland and
Belgenland.

The American Liner Waes'and era he'd
into the Danish tramp steamer Caledonia.
at Marcus Hook yesterday. The Waesland
arrived at the Broakwater yesterday:
terrific experience through perllous
| storms.
At the Breakwater her over due sister
ship the Belgenland arrived and the ships
salutsd each other. Through the miles Of
ice foes no Waesland battlod up the Del
aware yesterday afternoon and the Bel
genland Is expected up this afternoon.
After she had pas ed Marcus Hook she
found tho big Danish tramp steamer, CAL
edonia, also bound up, stuck fast In the
ice and right in her path. How u coils ion
occurred Is not known, but the Wacslaud
struck the Caledonia in the stern, emash-
ing part Of her bulwarks and tearing
some Of her steam gearing. Then the Am
er!can Liner, herself, as she drew back be-
came imprisoned for q time in the heavy
ice.
That her experience will be memorable
ono is attested by goth tho officers and the
passengers, tho latter numbering iu the
cabin 25 and in the stcerage -. She start
ed from Liverpool on Wednesday, Fob:u-
airy !, and q pret!ier winter day could not
DO desired. But within thirty.six hours
tho ship was in the midst OF u storm Of
cyclone proportions.
None of tho assenger, could remain on
deck, so tremendous were the seas which
swept ever it, and the passengers in the
cabins could not stand. so vo,en did the
vessel pitch and roll. 1t rained in torrents
tor tho creator part OF the succeeding three
days.
When she renchei the capes sho was
heavily coated with ice. but the sun had
melted all of.this and when she reached
her dock she looked a. clean as thorgh
just in from quiet summer crus, CAP
tain Ehoff was well pleased with the time
made when the conditions arc considered,
and the passengers had no complaint to
make, especially as there had not been q
single case of illness on board during the
Passage, aside from the usual scasickness
produced by an ocean yoyarc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
A Million Navy Yard Elaze

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
me SAFETY Of the People Is the Highest


EDITOR RErUgLicAN:-Sir:-I am sur
Erised tina, in this progressive age man
can be found In the heightened city Of
learning and scientific knowledge (phila-
delphia) who doubts tho efficiency Of vac
cination in saving more than nins-tsnths
Of persons having small pox from death
by that loathso,ns disease. This mans
namo Is G Oscar Bcasiey, claiming to be
lawyer. This man wants light on the
subject and he says that he was unable at
100 to qnote medical authority for his
position. 1t Is useless to quote statistics
In pcoof Of t.i5 efficiency Of vaccination
against small pox as reports in Europe
hers are as thick as tho leaves on tho
ground in forest.
/. have before me report from the Ma
rlne Hospital Service. Washington, ID, c,
of small pox in twenty-fuur States from
January l to September 0, 1898. There
were z. 800 cases of small pox and but 81
deaths. Cease vaccinating and small pox
will carry away two thirds of all who take
the disease. A strong, vigorous person
cover II good nursing is given. Persons
who have diseased kidneys, liver OF other
Internal organs diseased, If such have
small pox, this disease will! settl4 in weak
and diseased organ and death ia sure 10
follow. An asylum is the place for cranky
lawyers. Perhaps it is Doodle he wants.
aud the safety of the people can go to Old
Nick.
Ut the 5lS ceaths in Philadelphia last
week there was not ona from LaGrippe, as
IL is called. but Is deaths from influenza.
~ Il. b. FRAZER
SMALL PoX IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Reports received from United States con-
suls through the Department Of State and
from other sources from Janu4ty first to
September 9th, 1898. viz Gases of small pox
reported, g. 800; deaths reported, / iS??, or 40
per cent diel. The @ reports are from oil
the countries in tho world What is need
ID in this country Is compulsory vacciua-
ton. No doubt small pox is better under
stood now than it was twenty years ago.
and fewer die if not vaccinated. But the
proof that vaccination prevents persons
from taking it, is undoubted and il they
do tho disease is very mild and the patients
recover. There is an characterization
party in England made up of of cranks
and persons who nee brain cout. We
have such in this country but do not he-
li0ye they are organized.
> f. B. FRAZER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
Political Notes.
SOME OF THE CITY SIN crrp r

| SOME OF THE CITY sINEcUREs.
| There are several sinecure posi-.
tons held by lucky individuals in
our city government that help to
swell the tax rate.
Clerk of the Department of Elec.
tons, salary $1,000.
Clerk to the City Treasurer, sal.
AIRY 5000.
Clerk TO the City Auditor, salary
| 5000
Meat Inspector, salary $1,000.
Milk Inspector, salary $1,000.
City Solicitors clerk 5000.
Clerk of Municipal Court, salary
$1,000.
These are only a few positions
that could be consolidated or done
away with.
THE POLICE COMMISSION.
Police Commissioner John w.
Lawson's term expires on May LIST
next. Judge William C. Spruance
has the naming Of his successor,
which the law requires shall be
in March. There is as yet no ru-
NOR that any credence can be placed
in, who the lucky individual will be
whom, the Legislature permitting,
will draw a salary of $500 for six
years. The Board has been Demo-
cratic for some eight years, but the
naming of the new Police Commits
sioner will make the Board Repub-
lican. Those cXperimcntally men,
toned for the place are Frank Nit
chcll, Dr. Evan G. Shortlidge and
J. II. Lewis.
WHY NOT HARRY F. pICKELs.
Mayor Henry C. McLear's term
will expire on July 1st next. He
has the appointing of Street and
Sewer Commissioner before his term
expires. The Mayor was elected
three years ago and has made as
good an executive officer as the city
ever had The only act for which
he was harshly criticised was the
appointing of Alfred Belts to sue
coed Harry +. Pickles, in the Water
Commission. Mr. Pickles, if any
Republican in the city ever earned
recognition from his party, certainly
did. He did more in years gone by
to make the city Republican, than
any other one man. He gave his
time and money freely, and, in fact,
sacrificed all he had for the Rcpub-
lican party. He was not treated
right. He would make an excellent
man to succeed Mr.. Pratt.
NEW S. AND S. COMMISSIONER.
There has been great deal said
in regard TO the political complexion
of the Street and Sewer Commission
for the last four years. The Republic
cans claim that the Board employ
ed nearly two-thirds Democrats.
Such is not fact, nor has ever been
since its creation. The officers of
the department are nearly equally
divided; in fact, a few more Rcpub-
licans than Democrats. Mayor Nc
Lear will have the naming of Vim.
A. Pratt'S successor, whose term
expires the 5lst of next month.
The position pays $500 year for a
term Of 9 wears. II is not yet known
who the lucky individual will be,
there are several after it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

The dead man found upon the railroad
tracks last night near Kline stution, is
thousht to be an Italian named Serencv,
from the fact that an empty envelope in
which money to tho amount of $40 Lad
been paid him bore that name.
He is thought to have been employed on
the railroad shovelting snow, but that
point has not been fully established.
The man had no money on him when
found, and it may be a case Of murder and
robbery for the purpose OF hiding the
crime.
ia the dead mans pocket WAS letter
from his wife in Catc7ina Italy, in which
the wife speaks of having received so sent
her by her husband. Tho letter also re-
Hates the fact that the man has been work
ing and sending money holuc in the sunny
land Of his birth.
lie has several children, enc who is nam
sd Reuben.
The man has evidently contemplated 90
Ing from this country to Brazil and lis
wife advises him not to go and states that
he had better let well enough alone and
remain in America until he has finished
the purchase his home.
Tine letter gav3 no clue to the mans
-1rst nalns 'aes- cof1iigIf the lame on tic
pay envelope, for in Italy i5 is u custom for
she wifo to retain the family name Tho
letter was signed Ansy Tero,ee, and Il
postscript WAS added requesting prompt
reply.
Tho body lay in the emergency hospital
At tho French street p. W. & b. station
Tuesday night and was taken to the
morgue yesterday morning by Deputy
Coroner Gle', who is working hard to
tind some one to claim or Identify it,
b The man had beon struck by train and
unless he was dead when placed on tho
track, he was Instantly killed by tho cars.
Both legs were cut off and terrible cash
was made in the skull.
! The letter found in the mans rocket
was translated by Turnkey Frank Cuazp
at the q Hall who gave very inlell-
gent account Of its contents to Coroner
Giles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
ANDERSON :
DISCHARGED.
lie Was Only Defending a
Woman That Trump
Had Threatened
to Kill.

Gaorge Taylor was the first prisoner cal
lad In the City Court this morning. He
was rated Il, 81 and costs for being drunk.
George Higgins was charged with being
drunk and was fined 81 anu costs,
eaHoward Graves colored was picked up
by officer Mullen for acting In n disordery
manner. At the dance hall on Fourth
street there is general disorder. Shots are
fired and numerous fights occur. The
court instructed the officer to lodge his
compliant with the captain. Such con-
duct will no. TO tolerated.
William Whalen WIS charged with dis
orderly conduct He was arrested last
night for frightening tho people in the
boarding house. ITe had folk In his
hand and was taken out to keep him from
trouble, Hs was allowed to 60 npon pro-
missing not to annoy the people in the
future.
Isaac Anderson and Mary Jeans, colored
pleaded not guilty to tho charge of assault
with intent to commit murder on Trump.
DR.. j. NJ. Bastian testified that Trump
was In dangerous condition when admit
ted to the hospital. The erysipe!as was
caused by the wound being exposed
Trump appeared on the stand with two
long strips Of plaster on the side OF his
face. Ile deposed he did not know how
tho row started and while witness was
fussing with Mary Anderson she struck
him with poker.
He did not geS a chance to strike tho
woman but che struck him. Anderson
struck him as he fell to the floor. After
Anderson stopped beating him the woman
him to the drug store.
The defendants wero represented by Jo-
siah Marvel and for the defense hv called
the Jeans woman to the stand.
The testimony was to tho effect that
Trump went to her house and created q
row. He went away and after while re-
turned. Trump cursed all hands and
started to beat witness Anderson came
to her assistance and had he not been
tEcre she might have been dead.
Trump has threatened her on several
occasions Trump was under the inlu-
ence OF liquor ut the time He struck her
s" hard that he knocked her down.
Emma Miller rorroborated tho last wit
ness.
The case was dismissed. Trump went
there seeking trouble AMI n saultcd the
woman. Anderson was justified in tho
part he took
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
OLD POINT COMFORT, RlCHNOND AND
WASHINGTON,
Next six-Day Tour Via Pennsylvania Rail
road

The second Of the present series Of per-
sonally conducted tours to Ola Point
Comfort, Richmond. and WASHINGTON via
tho Pennsylvania Railroad VIII leave New
York and Philadelphia on Saturday, Feb
ruary 25.
Tickets, including transportation. meals
ell route In both directions, transfers Of
passengers and baggage, hotel accommodate
tioDs Mt Old Point Comfort, Richmond
and Washington. and carriage rido about
Rchmond-in fact every necessary expense
for apcrlod of six days--will b, sold at rate
Of $3l 90 from New York, BROOKLYN, and
Newark s32. 50 from Trenton :3l OF from
PHILADELPHIA, aud proportlonute rates from
other stations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
Charter hDD'ici T:or

Application was made before Judge
Spruance AT the County Court House his
morning for the Incorporation of the Tor
bert Medicine Company, to do business in
this city. The incorporators arc +. s.
Dure Hunter Grub, Of Wilmington; and
John Tor Ut of Dover; Capital stock,
Sl0O with II privilege to increase t,
s.5oeJ. Tho application was made BIZ H.
h Bringhurst. Jr, presenting w, S.
illles. attorney for incorporntors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

Complaints have br6n lodged with the
Police Department that there arc u num-
her Of property owners that have not OF On.
cd n pathway on their pavcments The
Department Is ati,1icd for day II
II pathway is cut through the banks Of
sn,w. Unless property owners do so tho
Po!ica Department will be Obliged to en-
force the ordinance which entails fine of
S. and costs. Tho complaints como mo o
especially about un!mprovcd property. 1t
is not the p"or people that are causing tho
trouble. Ga the contrary it Is tho valua-
bio property that have tho pavcnentS
banked up with tho snow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
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ArriN ed Home L. .daY.

Saturday preached at Seaforu on Sunday
at Middletown la evening and returned
homo Ibis morning. This afternoon he
took the train for Atlantic City where he
expects to preach this evening.
Next Sunday morning he will preach at
st, Johns church in this city and in the
evening he is booked to preach at Reading
The Bishop like St. Paul Is ready to preach
in season and out Of season through fire
and flood and if necessary to fight wild
beasts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

Funeral Services were he'll last evening
at the residence No. 1874 West Seventh ST.,
over the rem Iins OF tho late John Saunders.
An appropriate discou's, was de iierd.
The in,erment at Rpxborouyh, Pa. has
been postponed until TO IN rrow Oh NC.
count OF the condition OF the roads.
His sou Samuel who Is suffering with an
affection Of tho lungs will not b. n! u to
accompany the funeral cort,gc Us he has
not been able to lay down for Il week Or
more
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
DELAYED On the Road

Rev. Johl II. June., who formerly
preached at Red Mons Hall in this city,
left Ingrrstown, Md, on Sun lay even
ing, at O'Clock in order to attend 1.-THE
Convention of he Second Adventists at
Lancaster, Massachusetts. He reached
Baltimore at $50, when he took the north
bound train and in six hours afterwards
arrived Mt the Delaware Avenue Station.
He then concluded to stop, and visit his
brother-in-law, Arthur Powell of tho
South side. He remained with him until
yesterday, when he started again for his
destination, whore he expects to remain
couple OF weeks or until the aljourn-
mont, providing the Second Advent does
not occur before that time
Plano! $50 and So. Ludwig & Co.,
5l5 Ship!ey street Red Mems Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
CARD BASKET.

The organ recital to be given in Asbury
NJ +. Church has boon postponed for two
weeks.
Tho Delaware Saengerbuni's annual
ma querade ball will be given il German
Hall this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Hesgry and son,
OF Rockville, Nd. are visiting Mrs. Anne
NJ Diohl, of No. i East Thirteenth street.
The indoor athletic tournament, which
was to have taken place last night has
been postponed until next Thursday even.
Ing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

At the Opera House yesterday afternoon
and evening Little Irene Myers ard her
company appeared 10 large audiences. Tho
attraction last evening was "Tho Silver
King" and it was nicely staged and clev-
erly given. Tho child star was fully up to
expectations and her performances are
well worth soeing. 1t is certain that u
cleveler child actress has never bee seen in
this city. This afternoon the company
will present kidnapped, and this even
ing 'lhe Two Orphans"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
Mutual Loan Association.
IncOrporated 1867.

This association has been in active and sue
cesbful operation since its organization having
being issued and payments of 81 % Der share
may be made at any time. By n recent change
of the y-laws shares will be issued monthly
50 that any one may become member at any
time without lay for back payments, share,
now being issued are designated as Class A
and Class f. Each share in Glass A entities
the member to borrow 500 Each share in
way to secure home. Approved real estate
sccu ity only being accepted. The manage
mcrt is composed Of careful conservative and
experienced business men. Samuel F. Belts,
President; DR.. James NJ Winner, Vice presi
dent; directors, W. Broadway, William II
Fouik y, H. Hoffecker rancis NJ Jones, Rob.
ert KirkTOod, William G. Martin, William Me.
Fadden, John r, Mrtracken, Charles S. liobb
George g. Maris Secretary and Treasurer.
f4.eotl.lOt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

The delivery sleigh of Edward Denney.
grocer at Maryland Avenue and Cedar
Streets was forced into n snow bank on tho
avenue yesterday afternoon by ono of
Lengels Brewery wagons.
MIR GreonwAit II milk man came IL ing
and carried tho goods from tho sleigh to
tho store. Whiie no was explaining tho
mishap 10 the Denney sloigh his horse took
fright and ran away. 1t was caught after it
had gone a few squares and no damage
WAS done
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

~ Mr.. George Remnants letters to The Ont.
LOOK from Tampa aad Santiago during
the war excited much interest ana alton
tiOn and tho recent army Investigation.
have shown in II striking way that air.
hennan was among the first to uoIrt on,
The really iinpor AMI points in the CurGur.
OF the war and the treatment Of the &. !.
diers. Mr.. konnan has now rotu5ne,l to
Cuba and Will soon begin in Tic DuN"ok
n second series Of letters devoted ,ii, fly to
careful study Of nctual pol!ttca' and so.
Gal conditions IN tho Island. 60 u ygar,
Tne Outlook Company Now York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

Harrison Gould, son of Joseph
Gould, of near Newport, fell heavily
on the pavement in front of Wright's
Clothing Store, Eighth and Market
streets. Luckily no bones were
broken, but his lett shoulder was
slightly injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
Orcncd the Streets

On Tuesday morn!ng tho IIar'man
ana Fehrsubach Blowing Co. made a
snow rlow and openc'l plumber OF streets
In tho Western part Of the city.
IN" s'rcols being opened was not sonly
benclltto tho company bat to the travel
Ing public as vol, who wero very thank.
ful to Mr. Hartmann for tho eeivico rem.
uprrJ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

Mr.. Charles Frohman purposes shortly
to present that startling actor, Mr.. Henry
Miller. in Hamlet" Mr.. Miller Is hard at
work ut the role Before that production,
Mr.. Miller will visit this city with his ro-
mantle play, "Hcartscase.' in which La
has now starred three seasons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
Recovering Slowly.

Joseph Gould, who was hurt by
the upsetting Of his sleigh at 3rd
and Tatnall streets one day last
week, is getting along tolerably
well at his home near Newport.
Fortunately his leg was not broken
but the tcndons were badly strained
and DR.. Blocksom says he will do
well if he gets out in two or three
weeks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

At the Surveying Department of tho
Street anu Sewer d p trtment today the
following transfers oi property wcro re-
corded
Jcsapn l. Ca pantcr ard wife to Putr cls
fnhny tho properties ut No 6?2 Broomr,
49," West Sixth street and No GA Brooine
~ erh' Inc price OF the properties being
Gl3 %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

George Anderson culorcl WAS arrested at
North East, Nd. Charged with uttemp to
murder of Frank II. Thompson proprietor
of the North East hotel On Saturday
night by slnshing him ON tho neck, face,
head and arm with ralo. inllc ing
Serious and perhaps fatal wounds. The a.
salt YVES provoked by the refusal of Them,
son to sell Tho negro liquor. Tho negro wa,
committed to the coun Jail
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
The Mails.

The mail pouches that were piled tup at
tn p. w IL Is. depot have dispatched
down the D,lawars road The letter cur.
ricrs had an eX RI amount OF mail matter
to deliver to-day on account Of the Dulu-
ware mails coming in.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16
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Not EcDDrtcd Yet

Deputy Mari hal lamosAl. Clark of Dol
aware City is SNOW buond ana has not re.
ported at the Custom Houre The DeIn.
ware City and New Castle branch read is
stu closed. Dopvty Collector Coinegy came
up from Middleton this morning He re-
ports the snow drifts along the road to be
higher than tho tops of tho cars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-16

Everett llollngtworlh drove to our city
to-day from his residence at Centreville.
The road is full of snow, and he was obllg.
"a 10 cross tho field OF Rufus Grcgg, and
after that no had no trouble In reaching
our city as the KoHnett Pike Ii open to
travel. lilo says they arc hungry for
news, rs no mail has reached Centrevllle
tlnCe Saturday morning.