The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-11

| tluuS HuVo CeoH usou olteu, Wulcu Wo uon1
after having passed the ordeal Of oxa,nina
tion eleven times.
Sixlh-The bill II enacted into a law
would prevent the examiner from testing
tho general knowledge Of tho applicant by
asking him a set of questions not found
In the text books.
Ssventh-The bill would render useless
the holding Of summer schools and pre-.
vent the bringing i1to ths State some Of
the ab!ost educators Of tho country to the
great detriment of the teachers and
scholars.
Eighth-Thu teacher need not be many
lessons ahead of the Scholars If lie had Il
good knowledge of the text books.
Ninth-Ths tenchers not being COM
PEELED 10 study beyond tho text books in
come narrow minded. and often bigoted.
ignorant and indoleht.
Tenth-The person whose general
knowledge and reading does not extend
beyond tho text book, is unfit to teach
school.
| Tho opposition to the hill was n surprise
to he Mr.. Shallcross who says he Is ready
to fight for the bill on the floor Of tho
House against any opposition. IL Is alto
sethor prof a;'lo that he will have the op-
rortunity of fighting for tho measure as it
Is understood tho member of the State
Beard Of Education will vigorously OPP
pose its passage
| SCHOOLS FOR "INDIANs.'
| Mr.. Hunter this morning introduced his
| act In relation to the schools of Sussex
county. II provides that tho County
| School comm i-ion for Sussex county shall
establish two school districts IN the county
for the paop;e there generally known rs In-
dians. For Tho purpose the said commits
sion Shall hold a special meeting on the
| first Thursday in April Of tho current yea r
at sono suitable place in ths town OF
| Georgetown. Tho district. o laid out by
tho commission shall bo numbered In con-
tinllation OF the school distric sin tho Same
| county and shall then hnnceforth he enri-
tied to all the tights and po ~ors, and sub
| ject to all liabilities and penalties provided
| by tho act to which this act is u supplement-
| Each mcmb r of tho committee ID to re-
| ceive the sum OF 5lC0 for tho performance
| of The task Of tho act assigned.
Mr.. Kings act Incorporating the town
of Laurel which passed both houses sever
al days ago. was recalled upon ms ion of
| Mr. Donohoe this morning and recon-
| mitted to tho commit tee on municipal
corporations TO have changes mnde in its
| tito.
Senator Brasure's secret society bill
| which passed tho Senate but was reported
| untavornDiy upon by he House commit
| teo on private corporations was fixed fer
| the special order Of business for Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock when secret society
men from all over he state will be pros
snt to urge the passage OF tho act.
Mr.. Donohoc gave Iotice OF an act to re-
imbursa Henry Ridgcly to the extsnt of
/ $3.50 for services rendered the state in sit
ting as judge ed liem In tho case Of
VS.. the National Bank OF Seafotd in which
Judge William II. Boyce was leading
counsel.
Mr.. Burns introduced his four acts In
relation to registration appeal cases. MIR.
shallcross his act provlding graded schools
faoiIitiei for ths children Of this 5sa.eand
Mr. Donohos his act for tho protection of
muskrats In Smyrna river.
House bill authorizing tho Newark pub.
lie schools to bond a $1,000 debt pnsseI this
afternoon and was ordered 20 the Senate
for concurrence.
Mr.. Ro e's bill compelling bank, and
trust companies to publish certain un-
claimed dividends was reported uniavor-
ably by committee and upon motion Of
MIR. Rose that tho bill b., reaa third time
further discussion of tho meas ure wasin-
definitely p 'stponad
Representative Burns will Introduce an
acttO renew tha charter OF tho Cam leu
union campmceting grounds.
BAKERY AT FARSHuRsT
Representative d nnison. by request,
will! introduce an act authorizing the ap-
preparation of $l,s10 to establish a bakery
at this Delaware s nte Hospital at Faru-
hurst. The purpor. Of the act, aftor tie
bakery Is equipped is to authorize the ap-
polntment Of u baker at the salary OF 500
amontb. Tho advocates OF the measure
think this plan would save the hospital
hundreds Of dollars annually.
/. The House passed the Hons, ill to com-
pei employers to pay this compensa ion of
employees at least once in every ',wo weeks
in the lawful money of the United StLtes.
CORPORATION HEARING.
The members OF tho Senate aud Fou'e
tonight heda mee ing In he Hous, cham
Der. Secretary Of Sta Hugho. anl Wal
Fl Hayes explained the general corpora.
lion act.
There seems to DO an objection to the
sweeping provisions OF the act in relation
TO railroads. Itcau be said saf"ly tha, tho
bill will nsvor pas, in its present foim.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
Drs, Vallandieham and J. A. Ellegood of
the State Board of Allppathic Medicine
Examiner were here To-day In the inter
ests of their profession. They subml ted
substitute for tho Senate bill providing
that reputable phy.ician- who hold liplo-
mas and who have practiced five years in
any other state can practise in Delaware
without undergoing an animation The
sub.titr:o bill has as its inyent that il the
examination q"alillca' lon is abolished the
board of nllopathic examiners b, empow-
cred to verbally question tho applicants to
practise In Delaware. and pass upon tie
qualifications.
WILL GO TO DELAfAR,
The majority of members af tho L,gisla-.
tura will visit Delmar Tomorrow after
noon.
AUDITED TREAsUGERs BOOKS,
Representatives Burns Davis, McNulty,
and Senator Blakely, the committee np-
pointed by the Geuernl Assembly to settle
with tho late state treasurer. Willie NJ. |
Ross, to. day submitted their report to tho
Senate and tho House and 1t was adopted.
The report Is us follcws.
'Said committee examined and found
tho accounts Of William N. Ross, late