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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-19

preston OF material facts by others we
are unable to establish Il conclusive case
against any party or number Of parties for
responsibility other than in general way
while we feel certain that the command
Ing officer and certain non -commissioned
OFFICERS are morally responsible for the
matter. we are unable TO procure such evil
dence OF direct responsibility as the law
demands to support Indictments.
The officer commanding Fort Ringgold
at the time OF the assault upon our people
admits that the Calling gun WINS put IN
the hands OF the soldiers by his orders,
but he and his subordinates are unable to
FIX the responsibility for the shots hrcd
out of IL. although admitting II was used
on the town. II this is the discipline aud
control Of tho United States army, God
help us and all others this at the mercy
OF such irresponsibility
II Is n sad commentary upon this branch
OF the United States army that it's negro
troops can assault a town OF $500 inhab-
itauts, embracing women and children,
with or without cause. with no notice TO
first remove the helpless. the sick and the
women and children; yet 1t was confessed
| ~ done by the statements OF the army Of
iicers and no one disciplined or punished
| for II,
! We would most respectfully request
that this report DO spread upon the min
utcs of this court and that copy be sent
to the governor of the State and, further.
copy be sent to the leading newspapers
of our State with the request that It be
published by them, so that the people al
large may know that the grand jury
charged to investigate this AFFAIR did 50
| faithfully and honestly and leaves the
vndication OF tho people II represents TO
the conscience and homer of tho American
people Most respectfully submitted.
Aug. do Ia pena.
Foreman OF the Grand jury.
| f. ]. Cruri. Amado Cara,
| Alex, Wood F. Y. Cox,
T. u. Norris. G. DUFFY.
| L. T. Burke, Emilio Harate.
d. Guerra. a, Baacke,
! Geo Wolfram.
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j. Guy SMITH CASE,

Ten Jury-mcn Have So Fnr 'ccn Sc
curcd--Lrgnt t'inhi Gu
San Antonio Texas December lS.-Fhe
case OF the State OF Texas against J Guy
Smith, charged with The murder otfHerry
Mayes at Pearsall April $, 1898. Is on trial
in the Thirty seventh district conr' on
change of venue from LA Salie couaiy
The venire OF lao was exhaust ed with ten
Jurors IN the boz. There are siSiy-eigh'
witness as here from La Salle county ph'
State Is represented hy District ATTORNEY
Carlos Bee, assisted ny A. S, Fisher o
GEORGETOWN. Il. r. Lane of san Nptonit
and 8 r. Dove OF Cotulla; Smith Is de'
tended by r. w. Hudson Of PeArsall, 4.
Williams aud Hon, T. A. Fuller of san
Antonio. An interesting legal fight l'
promised over the question OF using he
grand Jury testimony. This testimony was
filed with the district clerk for use In the
case District Attorney Bee .ook charge
OF the testimony as representative OF tht
State The defense claimed The rleh- 10
see and use the grand jury room teotl-
mony the same as the STATE would use u
in The trial. The point viii be settled To-
morrow
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sunRlrrs' DEPARTMENT.

Beilyflo. Texas, December Is $50 re-
ward. stolen from ChappelI Hili, Texas,
Friday. December IS, 1899, one bay horte'
Is hands high, branded 20 with sp'Ye'
shod In front. small stor IA forehead. fore
ton cut of close Address all luiorma 10 >
10 VIM. Palm. sheriff Austin county Texas.
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II you want to get r.d OF rheumatism try
a bottle Of Elmer e Amends Prescrlp-
ton. No. 2S5j e. y. Schmidt. Houston.
TtxaR agent
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
,rc,,, Uro,ncrhood.

A a regular meeting of jh. N,c Brotherhood last night, held in Hose Co. No. 2's hl.L tH, following were elected 'o membership: p. r. -h1u,,hm.J, A e. Wj>>eIl, W. \. Muer W. b. Johns. .B. E. Ball. Cha>. OBr.eu, G. $. J- Suc,a J. n. Holmes. L F. Quinn md D. w. Jobu- stone. Al ,hc 15oy, -N,el, Mes>rs. ir Su,,1 and Quinn p0.nrI md were iniu- atcI \ >Ne,ai bushes meet.u. O, the order Was called fnr Ihu-,jlv u.eht
 The members decided to give l dinner and supper iu about week, and appointed Clpt. Johns,one, Thatcher, Dr. Keller Moody and smith d committee 0i arrange mentS. ltVuIh- strictly m Iw,i'a'.onll amair and will b. held in Hose Co., No. 2'> hln.
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why Hc wouIdn't Subscrlbc.

links How thisr Why are you not willing to subscribe something toward monument to Columbus the discoy' erer of Americay
 Winks (suiIering from rheumatism, sore throat catarrh. bronchitis and a touch of the grip Because if he hadn't discovered America l wouldn't have been born in this climate. New York MnnklN
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
New Paper in H,rucc,.

The Bennett Sun and Clssilr Retormer will be the nlms of Che new weekly rlpsr which Mr. p. F. S,hus,hmlt, Che cus- toms broker at Log Cabin, WiI. launch upon the journalistic world iu about a week at Bennett ltVi.l be an eight-plge paper and its politics wiIl be strictly "lib- sril.' The venture S slid Co be well backed by capital and the paper win make a strong fight for itS party tor the coming election. Mr. SchuS,hm'It win bt .tS el. if.r
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
Magazine Work.

The Poets Wife-Algernon wish you would
 The Poet-Plcase don't break my train of thought am writing a poem for the midsummer number of The Fiddlesticks Magazine, and the editor says unless Ihave it ready by Il O clock tomorrow he will have Co close the forms without it Chicago News
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10

steamer Kingston were bought by ,he owners of the Dirigo and used to finish her. The Dirigo's machinery has all been overhaule and repaired, and it is eStImat' ed that the eotire cost of her repairing will be about s4I, 900.
 n. Felitz. Of the Felitz Tent Company, received three box kites from their Seattle house on one of the last boats and yester. iav he got out several miles of string and sent up two Of the kites. One rose to a height or two and @ half miles and pulled like mule. Yesterday groups of men armed with telescopes and field glasses were standing on the street curbs looking at The kites. These kites are the same as those used by the United States my for signaling purposes and win go up when there is hardly any wind. They Ire very simple in their construction.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
Notice to thc Public.

That the firm of E. Martins and Robert E. Wenze'l, propuetorS ol the Bowerv Iheater. has dissolved partnership. The business from now on will be conducted by E. Martin. 5.o-6t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
steamers Due ln Port.

The following steamer are scheduled to arrive on the dates named.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10

Lilly Bros. have just shipped i've car loads of hay. feed and provisions to the Log Cabin and Bennett, where they can be purchased, with Canadian duty paid.
 For correct necltwear go To the Klondike Trading Company.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
alnnkets. lIrt ,hsap. at Clayson's.

Blankets, dirt cheap. at Clayson'S.
 New designs in wall paper at PeOpIes, Sleds. .rent>.YuSOn Stoves d, Winnings. Ross. Higgins X Co. received a ship ment ef cured meats yesterjl 2.
 wsn,,d-Table boarie,>; home cooking. Apply come, Main and Holly. SIoj' Gih Wantei-At Peoples Restaurant, Bond street. near Br1nnltk hotel. S-iou Coun,ilman John S,anle, lsit to' AtIin yesterilv. Co look after his mines in that jistri,t.
 Kelly X Co.,, the wholesale druggists, received large shipment oi iugS on ihe RoSalie yeSteri1v
 HoSe Co. No. 2 bough, lu elegant new piano vesterIlv and pIl,ej .t on the muS't stand oi their hall.
 Dr. Wall. who has been >i,N with an lb,esS in his head, was out ye>terilv. feel .ng hetter than he has to- long time.
 The RoSll.e brought up a l-ge shipment of telegraph goods for B. Chlre>on, the builder ot the telegraph line Co Dawson. The Arctit cigr store received hrse assortment of hne ciglr> on the Ro.al.e and IS now able to supply the big demand for all kinds ,f smokers articles.
 IF. Kine. advertising manage, ior Che DAILY ALASKAN. leaves this morning ior Bennett and Atln m tte m,ege>, ot the special mining eiition soon Co te issued. Twen,y-hve tons of t--.gh, ,ime up ou Rosalie tor ,he White Pl>> X Yukon n'i- nld. m,.ujeI m this shipment WIS the corrugated iron ,1r their warehouse on the wharf
 ND. Chitm lrrveI from >e ale yes ,sriav on the Ro>l.i, md win assume .harge of the AusoI Steamship Conn panv's business jn SilgWav 'u r'Itt ot VT. Buns. who ms resigned.
 Ell. Whiting. Divi,ion->urer.ntruieut o' the White Pl>s X I,.oD railroad. MS made hlgpy ye,,eriIv by Che mu,li oi his wife and tive ,hili-en rom Seattle. They are guests a, ,he Golden North hotel.
 The Feuz Tsut x Awning company ms gut down a new sidewalk u front oi 'tS glace of business ou Broadway. lni -epi'r- cd the front oi I,, building IheNe .m- pavement, 1Jj mi,h Co 'hr buildings 'r' pelran,e.
 sam l.. Lowell. ,he attorney. who has lust returned t-.m l trip below. ,tl-'ei ''- Atlin ve>,-rIi, morning and wal. b. gone l month. N- Lowell MS .m0rS ,r- a-,t Co sl into ,he A;uu country ml hl>,..u able claim, D tlrr-
 Ms. Nellie White. mus.- tri,Her .. m Seattle. accompanied tv her son, ,lm- ur on thr Rosllie vr>,e-iiv md IS stopping t the OStI-ntll. she -Npr,t, Co -s>i-r u SksgwIv all summer and Wu ogeu 1 mus, c0D>erya'ov.
 Ih, M.r,hm,> i1n' oi daif'>, 't nett. B. c.. IS one ol th- sisas- hunoll institutions of the southwest. !, tru>- a,ts e general banking business .gI hIS sorrrsponienoe n New York, Boston, chi ,lgo, sun Francisco and Seattle.
 Work was started y,>,--lIv on the cudg- two miles above Ku,W1u. which will connect the Hi.ne, Mission summer trail with ,he Por,upuc ,Ie of Che Ch.l' kat river country Five bridge 1Teute-> and ten a5orer, have started Co work. and when the bridge is finished there Wi.i be q goOi trail from Hlinr, Nilsson Co the POr- cupine The trail on the p0r,up.n- side of the Chilklt river WIS tu.It ,-Veul year, ago bv Jlck Dalton.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
Horses, >rcd., ,Inrnc,. for safe.

The finest lot Of pack and work animals, harness, Sleds. pack saddles, and al equip, ment compl te for business, ever offered in this market. Enquire Of Perry Hinkle, BurI<hard hotel. S-4'tm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
InrItntInn Accrntrd.

Mir Saphead got a fad. too don't ye know collect old and rare violins Come around and see em
 Musician-Do you blayy
 Mir Saphead-B you. no uot a note
 Musician (enthusiastically)-l will come New York Weekly
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
The stars and Stripes.

Gazley A great deal of fun is made of Delaware for retaining the whipping post, but there is something patriotic abOut 1t
 Snooper Indeed Please explain
 Gazley--Why, the culprit is made to see stars when the stripes are we'll laid on. Harlem Life
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10

lhs steamer D.dg1, ot the Alaska Steamship Company, Is advertised u leave seattle on May i7. She has been lee pli,ei, painted and decorated inside and out, and when she S,elmS into SNagWay hlrbo- >Ur Nii present fine 1ppelrn,e with , iet black hull md red stack The uI'ugS and fittings ot the wrecked
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-10
JOINT r,rrHAHN ,OcIUr'r>.
wui soon tdiouru UnuI Next >cp-
 te bcr.

The joint meeting of the Y M C. A. de'i batting club and the Literary Society last night was well attended. The following musical and literary program wJSrenJerej; Solo. Miss Thomas; recitation. Miss Emma Sehlbrede; solo, Miss EJnl We>te; r-ai- ug. Miss Lyuore Se5euw.
 The debate followed with Thomas Whit len representing the affirmative ud W. w. Belll defending the negative. The 3ue,- ton was. "Re>oNei That the inventions of the p1St century are uot detrimental Co th. interest, oi labor" Alter some clever speaking on both sides 3 Vote resulted in a victory far W. W. Beck, negative.
 The reading ot Che following hospital report followed tle le5it- Pue.ts no' in Red Cro,, h0sr.uE O. Sears, l rheu- ma,ic patient. sent Co ,he hospital two week, ago; William Pollock, >e,t Go the hospital three weeks ago; Mr. Cochran, consumption. sent Co tbe hospital two weeks ago.
 Collection, given to tht society Co help u ho>u, lVor,C
 Literary and Debating Club. ....SJl 55 '. M C.. A...... .......... ....... e5 Junior Sn1cIN0f ........... ...... I5 DO L.teuN and Debating C.uH. ...... ll 70
 I0.tl ........ ........... .>t- 15 Paid out tor vrr and burial o N-
 bert Str.ng,ei.1W .......... .... CD
 Balance on hand ............. SIS 2i Bills to ce pl.j....... ...... ...... SIS % BllIu.e ,0 te collected. .......... }> 75
 There win De but two more meeting, .e- fo,- these >.uetie, J.,arl m'. ser,,m- Der next A week from next Tuesday a good program viI' bs given and go cents admission Vll te charged This money .fU he u>eI fl riv fha remaining S3S -s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17
DEATHS.

ERWIN;-At Farnhurss, Del on .Janu,ry IA.
Mary Erwin sister Of the late Martha Jen
kins, aged 10 years.
iieiatives AID friends are respectfully In
vitetl 70 attend the funeral from the residence
| Of j. 4. Chandler, undertaken, No. PA West
Ninth strect,on Tuesday afternoon, lat o'ciocl
sharp. without further notice. lnternent al
| iiver7iew cemetery.
TWEhD-Near Newark, Del, gu January IS,
Mn1sel Tweed, ngai Gi years.
Relatives ANA fricnds arc nvitol to attend
tho funeral from his late residences, on thurs.
day afternoon Mt O'Clock. Services at the
hou'e lntermcn. 1t Whit Clay Creek Csme
terry.
HIRzEI,-In this city, on 18th instant, John G,
Htrzo, aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invit.
ci to attend the funeral on Wednesday alter.
noon. january ls, NJ 2 o'clock, from the resi-
dence of his s3n'in law, Mr. Frank lIralne. 1891
Poplar street lnterment at Lombardy Gene
terry.
RUSSEIL.-In this city ,on January li,Wiilan
Anna, widow Of he lateAlcxnuier j. Russell
Haed "a years.
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend
the funeral on Tuesday afternoon nv 2N0
O'clock, from her late residence !..S W. Third
street Mtcrment ut Riyrrview cemetery.
ACalLLlN In this city, on January II, lSGD
Thomas McGtln in his 18th year.
tc!ntvesand friends and members of Diyis-
ion Lodge No ! , A. OH. Del. Council .. r..
No ljl, Shields Library and Young Mrn's
Democrat Club, are invited to attend funeral,
on Wednesday morning at O'clock. from his
late Residence No. 70i Orange street. High
Mass 1t ST. Peters Prot athcirHl Church.
lnt"i1Hcnt New 'athcaral Cemetery. !
jONtSln Hnyre do Grace, Nd, on january
H. Gertrude baldwin, wife of Charles Jones,
n,"d = years.
relatives and Friends are respectfully invited
to attend the. funeral s,ryicos OH Wedues.
day m@rning, Jan'y 18Th, at 10 O'Clock at tho
residence OF her pli ents, i'll Hnvra de Grace.
lns'rment al West Nottingham burial grounds
CiDkN.--thl January ID. ELLA K OgdrA. widow
" tn" late Augustus Og!el, aged As years.
Funeral service at g25 Gnyer avenue, OH Wed
nesday afternoon ate O'clock lntorlnent at
RiTerview cemetery.
Oh, how hard II is TO part
With unn W, loved so dear
How hard to say the word farewell
Must wufOrever part.
TAId.EY-ln this city, on January II, william
&. Ialey, il his a.ih year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the iun"rnl from hit sou in nw i
Residence. John Moore, T5 5. BrODnieSlreot. On
Wednesday afternoon att o'r,ork Services
at tho horse. lDterment at Rivtryicw ceDlp.
terry. +
GUE1T-Ncnr Bellevue, Del. on January 49,
Bhyard Gunst. aged % years
Relatives md friends are invited to att nj
the funeral, from his late residence, on TIL, rs
day morning ut 10 o'clock. services at the
house. lntcnnent at NcwarhUnon cemetery.
CLnCD--,In this city, on January o. SarahE,
widow Of the iatn u. &. Cloud, aged 20 years
Relatives ana friends arc respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeral from her ate resi-.
dcnce, 1910 Caymont street. on Thursday after
noon, January 10 ut O'Clock. Iuterlncnt Mt
IiverviGw cemetery. H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17

The assessment bOUa7 Tor the several
''.stricts arc IN exhibition vt tho following
plncos:
Western Observation-Disclosures store, Centre.
Vile
Northern dis rict-Benson's store.
Eastern-R'p. GHu. Fri2z ll's drug store
MarshAllton uIatricJ-llusers STORE,
ElsInerc.
Newport distrct-W. Il. Gullaghor's
= ora, Newport
! VIII beat these places on the following
dates:
Crntrcvl!c, January 20, 10 0, Burton 8
January u; Geo Frizzoil January 20;
siner', January 25, Newport, january
~. 1853
We tle purpose of making any correc-
lions ana placing any name on the a, ss-s.
iheilt H. TINT hay, been omil ted
anu also any who have not made their
re'urn Of inyettments (Adnm, Tax law)
Juhh Ii. Whhnn, An,eesur, Christiana
Hundred. R'sidence, Newport, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17

In every civilized country rich and poo
alike have found restored health aud new
vigor in Pniue's celery compound.
''Hard-working people Of ordinary
means are to be congratulated" says an
English writer IN reviewing the scientific
work of tho last quarter Of u century
upon having SO easily within their renc!
to-day remedy which the wealthiest and
most influential persons must thcmsely yes
nse, II they could get the best modern
medical skill offers. Paino's celery COM
pound proves shat the science of medicine
has kept pace with the wonderful progress
which characterizes the life of the present
generation"
The astonishing reputation that this
most wonderful OF all remedies hns ac-
quircd Is principally due 10 the word of
mouth recommendation ind endorsement
of men and women of tho highest busl-
ness and social standing, as well as of
those in humber but no loss important
positions who have themselves discovered
its merits.
Adeline, Countess Schimmelmann,
whose portrait Is hero given. in recent
letter to the Wells a. Richardson Compa-
ny spenks of friends Of hers who have been
benefited by Paine's celery compound
and who first advised her to recommend Is
to her sick friends.
Tho countess. rs Is we'll known is II
prominent member Of the Danish court.
Her coming to this country has been
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17

much talked Of. Her real object was one
OF charity, for she Ia using her great
wealth and Influence this winter In assist.
Ing the Danish people In the western
states. She Is stopping In Chicago. and
from there writes her straightforward en-
dorseniont OF Paine's celery compound.
Women who arc easily excited who
waste energy worrying over trifes who
are often sufferers from sick headaches
and nervousness, should read the plain,
unbiased statements of what. Paine's celery
compound has done for other women.
Among the diseases that cause a vast
amount Of noadlsss suffering that may be
readily cured by Paino's celery compound
arc biliousness, torpid liver, headaches,
sleeplessness. dizziness, constipation, dys-
pepsia, and general nervousness and de-
bility.
No mhn or woman who Is continually
ailing can successfully carry on business
or be Of much real comfort to the house
hold.
And only thoroughly nourished body
that has all used-up and therefore harm
full material promptly removed from the
blood and tissues can bs healthy. When
either OF these vital conditi ons of adequate
repair or elimination are incompletely
done, the organs ncod Just such help as
Paine's celery compound Is fitted TO give.
No othor remedy is so valuable.
Where other remedies have failed, Paines
celery compound will succeed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17
Chased the Fox.

There was fox hunt OF more than usu-
al interest on tho oU skirts of the city yes.
to-day in which Bernard Pyle. Willard
ID chiusun, James Berry, John Drnohoe,
r.dwnr'! Groves and George b. Anuerson,
participated. Tho iOx was started by MIR.
PyIe hear Mnrsunltun and wus followed
by 81 hounls o near Sp, Ing Hill wheIe 1t
vas lost i'll IL hule. The dugs OF MIR. bono
hos proved the be t in the chase leading
nj tne hounus over the entire chase Old
loX hunters say they nru ,no best hounds
III the state.
Mr.. Anlersan was out on one of his
Il, 81 horses. In II chuse' last week near
k,nnelt square Mr.. Anderson rode IL
nor hat ploved the highest jumper Of
81 animals, clea. lug II fence over tivh feet
nigh He bought tho animal from DR.. B.
H. Vcasey s 'ine lime ago wien it wa,
LANE, but constant care has so improved
the horae that is now considered one Of the
b-st hunting horses In tho stnte
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17
CROSBY & HILL.
COS, 6O7 and sos Market Stleat,
THE GREAT
REDUCTION SALE
Will Be Continued Every Day
This Week.

Another mark down in our
Cloak room. Here you can
find a beautiful garment at the
price of a very common one.
S25 Jackets fer S7.9S. .
81 Ladies' Black Kersey
Jackets, silk lined, ! some of
them were as high as $S, all at
S3.98.
Ii fine Black Kersey Jackets
silk lined, some of them were
as high as $40, all going at
$4.9S. ,
Great bargains in Jackets
and Capes, also in Misses and
Children's Jackets. We are
having lively times in our
Cloak room.
We have IL Mackintoshes,
sizes so, 50, "a, 60. g., we're
So As, now 81 each to close out
an odd lot.
81 Misses Maclsintoshes,
sizes AZ, a, is. 4S,were S1.39,
now 81 to Gle Sc out quick.
Dent forget nbOut the Mis-
lin Underwear sale that is on
now at the cut prices for this
week only; will 60 back to reg
ular prices next Monday morn.
ing. Also the great drive in
Hamburg Embroideries; wide,
snowy goods at very small
prices.
100 dozen Belfast Towels, Sc
each, 6 for 45c. just look these
up and buy al! you can use for
year.
1900 yards Outing Flannel,
dark colors, mostly silver grays,
reduced from 1Oc to Sc.
500 yards B!eached Damask,
from 35c down to 25c.
About half of that lot of
Union Crash left at Sc yard.
Lots of money saving bar
gains for you all over the store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17

Police Officer Gum was fined a
weeks pay by the Police Commits
sion last night for conduct unbecom-
ing an officer. The case has been
under consideration for several
months. Gum attempted to gain
An entra nce to the store of Thomas
Postles at Ninth and Wilson streets.
There were twenty three witnesses
examined and the commission be-
lieved that Gum was guilty of con-
duct unbecoming an officer. Dep
uty Attorney General Peter l..
Cooper held a conference with the
Commission in reference to the bills
to be presented to the Legislature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17
Officers Elected,

The NV Castle County Mutual Insur.
anca Company held its annual meeting
yes erduy afternoon. The following d.
reotors were elected for three years:
Clement Is SmyLh. Elwoud Garrett, Ed.
ward Bringhurst. Jr, Henry f. Dure and
David ". Elkinton. Henry ii. Lodge
w,.s elected director for one year to fiji
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
of George G. Mars. The directors organ
i11d ~ Gee ing those Ulcers: President,
Edward II. BelIah vice president, Mark
M. CIeayer; secretary and treasurer, $. u.
Clenver.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-17

I 4 4 b4dy Of the manthat was
ned On Saturday night has not
- uncovered. From the cap that
M bound it is believed that the
nan II carpenter named Walls.
~ has net been seen since Satur-
DIV morning. AT that time he
started to work. The body is like
~ to remain under the water for
several days. The fact that the
man was drowned has caused con-
siderable comment that there are
no means provided tor searching
Tor the body. 1t is the prevailing
opinion that when aman is browne d
there should be a reward for the re-
sccvery Of the body.