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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
DEATHS.

PATTON-ln this city, on March Goth.
III Delos Patton, aged 80 years.
lnterment at Bridgeville Dol, on Mon.
day morning leave Wilmington on tho
s IL train. /
STEELMAN-In this city OH March 20
50 1870. Mary Steolman.
Relatives and friends aro invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of her
son, Aaron Hughes. No. Gl2 Madison
street. on MoudAy afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Interment at Old Swede,' Cemetery
HAYMAN-ln this city on March 2sth,
Lewis A., son Of Lewis A.. and Nellie
Hayman, aged years, months aud 2!
days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral services at
his parents residence No.?oS South Heald
street, South Wilmington, on Saturday
afternoon at .. 30 O'clock. Intermont at
Lombardy Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
SWO0NS WHEN
FREED BY JURY
Pretty Defendant Utters a
Scream and Falls to
the Floor.

HASTINGS, Ncb., March 3O.-There
was dramatic conclusion to the
ten days trial OF Viola Horlecker
today when the Young woman was
declared not guilty.
As the word, were pronounced
she arose from her chair. gasped
wildly, gave a piercing crv and
dropped to the floor in a swoon. In
an instant the courtroom was in an
uproar and the violent pounding of
the Judge ; %avel only added to the
confusion. The sisters OF Miss
Horlocker screamed and lifted the
unconscious girl to her feet as the
hundreds OF women in the court
house began to cry and even the
long line on the sidewalk, as the
verdict was passed along, began to
cheer
The result appeared to be quite
satisfactory in general. When the
prisoner recovered from her faint
she screamed to the jury, God bless
you all. y Then she was slowly led
from the court room crying, laugh
ing and wringing her hands in
turn. Her sisters were CRYING and
the women they passed were cry
ing. She stopped frequently when
the women stepped forward to kiss
her.
Charles Morey, the man whose
vile the girl was charged with
poisoning, received the verdict in
the court room with white face and
clenched teeth. Then, multering
to himself. he lett tie room amid the
jeers of I; large crowd Of boys. 1t
required less than ten minutes for
the jury to decide the girl innocent.
The trial has been Il remarkable
one and stirred the whole State.
April 10, 1890. Mrs. Charles NIorev
and five other ladies were POI >ored
by box oI candy left at the door
OF Mrs. Morev sstudio There was
a card on II W hlch indicated that d
girl friend sent it. When question:
ed she denied sending same. Then
rumor connected Viola lIorlocker
with the deed. because there had
been great intimacy between Law
yer Morcy and Viola, she being his
stenoSrapher. The next day the
girl fled the city and was a week
later arrested in Iowa. She was
released on 5000 bonds and since
then has been an inmate oi the
jackson Asylum. The defense was
not guilty and insanity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
G0EBEL MUIR
DER FUND.
Wild Scramble to Divide
Fund Among Con-
spirators.

Frankfort, Ey., March 30 There
is an old saying that honest men
get their dues when certain others
fall out. An exemplitication of this
is about to be had in Kentucky.
Developments concerning the pur-
chase of confessions" and testi-
mony in the alleged Goebel conspir-
acy have forced the Legislative
Commission having in charge the
hundred thousand dollar fund for
this purpose to make a denial that
any Of the fund provided for solving
the murder mystery had as yet
been distributed.
This denial was forced by the
vouched for statement that James
Andrew Scott had tried to 'buy a
confession from II. e. Youtsey,
one of the accused. Youtsey 'sfather-
in-law, Judge c. S. French, and his
brother-in-law, N. II. Witherspoon,
declare that Scott made the propo-
sition to them and to Youtsey, and
he said he made it on Justus Goe-
bells authority.
Youtsey was to get big slice of
the 500, 900, and was to be assist
ed in getting away from Kentucky,
il he would make confession that
"would implicatc Taylor aud damn
the Republican party" Even rabid
Democrats are objecting to Justus
Goebel, an Ohioan, controlling the
distribution of this fund.
So-called detectives are also
bowling over the distribution of the
money. Armstrong and Harding
have returned to Louisville, some
what disgruntled. These sleuths
say they have "worked up" enough
evidence to hang Governor Taylor
and all the other prominent Repub-
licans in the State, but they are not
getting proper credit on the glory
slate or in the bank books. There
is chance for a big row among the
would be benefciaries OF the fund,
and when it comes details OF a con-
spiracy to convict honest men for
political purposes darker and deep
er than the much hcralded Goebel
plot may reach the public.
"Tallow Dick Combs was re-
leased to-day on a writ of habcas
corpus. The scheme to entrap
Combs was just as despicable as
any yet sprung. A year or more
ago, Combs was convicted at Win
chester for running a blind tiger.
He was fined $1,000 on various
counts, and was imprisoned for
seven months. Then he was turn
ed loose, and warned never to show
himself in Winchester again. To
arrest HIM, this old charge was re-
yiyed, A single officer with a war;
rant from the proper authorities
here could go to Beattyville and get
Combs without trouble, but this is
not what the conspirers want.
Their plan is to work up 4 theatre
cal display, and make it appear
that Combs is resisting arrest and
is being protected by the Rerubli-
cans of Bcattyyillc.
The latest plan OF the Beckha-
mites is to arrest all the Republic
can officials here, including Cow
ernor Taylor, and then seize the
Executive Building.
Captain John Davis was released
from Jail to-day Oh $1,000 bond. His
bondsman are Dr.. l. II. Baker,
Postmaster of Louisville; l. Craw-
ford, of Newport, and Lucas More,
OF Lebanon,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
JUMPED over
NIAGARA FALLS.
Schneider Shot Himself
and Jumped Over
Niagara Falls.

Niagara Fills, N, Y, March 20.-A sen-
sational suicide occurred this morning on
Goat Island near the spring Hippolyte
Schneider killed himself for love of Lillian
Russell, the actress. He waddel out as
far as he could, shot himself thres times
in the head, pitched forward into the
water and was swept down between Luna
and Goat Islands. going over the Falls at
the Cave Of tho Winds.
From papers and letters loft behind he
is thought to be HippolyGe Schneider, Of
Pltlsburg. Letters In French were found
addressed to Madame Lillian RUSSELL In
funta Dehla and the Westinghouse Com
pany of Pittsburg,
In ono letter he blames tho woman, lii.
liun RUSSELL for his death, and leaves har
all his property. The letters were ramb.
ling and indicate that tho man was in
sane,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Held For a Hearing. 2

John P. Klase is locked up at the city
hall and will be given o hsnring In tho
city court ta-night, He is charged with
threatening to kill W. II, Blake by tho
use Of large kn!fv The trouble arose at
the machine shop Of Harlan and Hollinss-
worth Company.
Klase is Swede and has not been on
the hest of terms with the other employees
OF the shop during the few weeks he has
been employed In this city.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Blake had fin
lshed Ia fine piece Of work when Klase
place some dirty iron on it, He was re.
buked by Mr.. Blake, whereupon the
Swede picked up knife and started Mt
him. Mr.. Blake took refuge in Fl ght and
managed to elude the man. When he
was exhausted Klass gave up the chase
and went to the office for his time. Mr.,
Blake followed him at II safe distance anu
had him arrested. Some of the man em-
ployed in tho shop say klase is deaf and
imagines people are talking about him
and making fun OF him.
% When searched at tho police station
nothing but a pocket knife was found in
his pocket.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
100000 Fire.

San Francisco, Cal, March 81
Fire early to-day destroyed the
Yosemite Flour Mills, a four.story
brick building; the factory of the
California Italian Paste Co, a three
story frame structure, part of which
was occupied by the Custom Grain
and Fuel Company and several
small houses, burning out four
families.
The buildings were all owned by
c. II. Splivalo, and the total loss is
estimated at $4,000.
One fireman was burned by an
electric light wire and two spccta-
tors were injured by falling over
distractions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Lillian Russell Tells About the Letters.

New York, March :!0.--Liilun Russell,
the actress. talked this afternoon about
the sensational suicide Of ltjppOlytu
schneider at Niagara Falls.
Poor fellow, she said, perhaps he is
better off He was undoubtedly insane
Il had no acquaintance with him what.
ever. had began to receive his letters
about four months agl. There was moth
ing III them TO cause alarm.
He WAS evidently Il s2lrituulist and his
writing was full Of j.. After tho tirst few
letter; did NOT read he othc's.
He called me h'a grand goddess and
Other such Olish titles. ana sud that he
continually saw my sOul in vision,
His love, he said, was tho love Of the
spirit, of the soul. that would outlnst the
clay that holds the spirit like Il jar with 4
light set in il. All things earthly WuWid
pass away, Int tho .No spirits wJul u
yiVo all
''>omo ol thi3 was pretty of course, hut
the greater part Of 1t grotcsGuc
by the time the letters ceased comm /,
was very tired. am of course, sorry to
hear OF tho poor mans tragic end
HIS fortune, am content TO let that
g., guess ha had no more riches than
those which WerD $ ured in his min..,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Refunded the Money,

On Thursday last small boy went
10 Smalley's store in Christiana
and threw dollar on the counter,
at the same time ordering some gro
ceries. Two Italians who were in
the place at the time picked up the
money and walked out. Constable
James f. Porter was notified and
he in turn arrested the two Italians.
They were taken before Magistrat c
Smallev and they refunded the 81
and paid the costs of the case. This
saved them from being held for
court on the charge OF larceny.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
An Arrest 10 Get The Mail.

Birdsboro, Pa, March 30-Postmastel
kemmerer at Molltown, Berks County
was to-day arrested on the charge OF hold
ing up letter containing the pension
check of Owen Hamilton, of this place.
Hamilton formerly worked in the cement
quarrries at Molltown, aud while there,
borrowed Il dollar from the postmaster.
On account of his debtit is alleged KEN.
msrer refused to give Hamilton the check
and wrote him lotlor stating that when
the dsllaar was paid he could have his
mail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Broke its Back.

Officer Payne shot valuable pony be-
longing to Patrick Fahey this morning
torelieve the animal of its suffering, Dur
Ing lhe past week an effort was made to
clip tho pony, but the little animal acted
very stubbornIy. Shackles were called
into the CASE and the pony was thrown to
the ground. but the fall was fatal one
as the pony's back was broken, An effort
was made to save the animals life but all
hopes of dong so were given up this MORN
ing and the officer wills requested by the
owner to shoot the animal to relieve it
of its suffering.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
White Man Takes a Colored Bride

Stamford. Conn, March 3l.-Clarence
Jessup, white, aged a3. was married yos-
terday to Julia Merritt, coorsd. aged AZ,
who weighs but 95 pounds. Tho marriage
has created sensation in Mianus, where
Jessup lives, His parents are estimablo
people, his grandfather being quite
wealthy. They are distressed ovor tho al-
fair.
The woman lived on farm In Nianus.
Clandestine meetings were held between
tho woman and Jessup. When his par
ents learned of the affair 1t was question
Of giving up Julia or them. Ho chose the
lAitQr cQuraa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
A Great Preacher.

A gentleman residing in the Vi
elnltY Of Chesapeake City, Md, in
spc aklng of the recent appointment
OF ministers by the NJ. E. Confer
cncc, complimcnted Rev. Mr.. Cona--
way quite highly and Rev. Mr.. Pool
sad he Is young man who sings
with all his might, prays with all
his might and breaches with all hi,
might. In our friends estimation
he Is great man. coming Boa
nGrgcs in the Conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
CARD BASKET,

Misses Nerna Tussey aud Minnie Court
ney are visiting in Philadelphia to- day.
Miss Anna Gray is visiting friends in
Chester.
elMrs, John G. Farra mas removed from
this city. to the residence OF her father,
e II, Green, kennett Square, Pa.
Mrs, William Armor, of near Centro-
viiIe, huo been visiting Miss Cloud and
Miss Hoopes at Kenneth Square, Pa
Mrs Lou Stewart who has been spend
ing few weeks with relatives and friends
III this city returned homo Friday.
Mrs. Frank Wooley is visiting at At
lautlC Cjty
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
MARRIAGES

COMBS-COUN lISS--On March Goth,
by tho Rev W. NJ. Schall, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church, Mr. Samuel
w. Combs and Miss Margaret 4. Couu-
tiss, both Of this city.
SHELLENDER-EV ANS-On March 2s,
by the Rev. j l.. Vallandingham, D. ID.
Harvey u. Shellender and Mary Evans,
both of New Castle County, Delaware.
CURRY-HOLLETT-On March 70, by
tho Rev. J, Vallandis ham, d. d, Nor
rio w. Hollett of Greonbank, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Death of Miss Richardson,

Miss Margaret II. Richardson,
aged 45 years, daughter Of the late
Joseph =. Richardson, of Christi
ana Hundred, died Wednesday OF
consumption. She has not been at
tended by a physician, but was
under Christian Science treatment
in the West. Coroner Nandever
will give ccrtiiic ate Of death from
consumption. Miss Richardson
had completed a course as a trained
nurse.
Mr.. }. Albert Curry is out of the city to-.
Il la
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Reception OF DR.. King.

Rev. DR.. King OF st. Louis Mo,
will arrive in our city ncAt Thurs
day and in the evening will be given
a reception in trace NJ. +. thbrch
parsonage. His pari~hloncr~ arc
determined to make him feel at
bone with the least possible delay.
He wilt occupy he pulpjt on the
following Sunday morning, when
il Is probable that every sea, in The
aAultOrllm " ID le IilIrd
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
The Mamma tIata |. aunched.

Al l2.le o'clock today the Steamship
Mama Ha,n was Launched at tho Harlan
Holingsworth Compnny's yards.
she Is to run between New York and
Baltimore. Miss Amy Glare Hutton of
n oM York christennd her
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Call Tonight at Golley College

College office, Eighth and Market, open
tonight, 1908, for the reception of those
students who desire to attend the day or
evenings session next month.
Mis- Laura Meredith, of New Castle,
has been placed in II good position in Phil
aielphia by Goldey College whore she re-
coz y graduated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
General Paua SurrenderS

Manil, March 81 The Chinese General
Pana, who has been terrorlzlng and de-
vastatiug the province Of Panay. has sur
rendered at LogasDi to Brigadier- General
kobbe, who is bringing him to Manila.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
LINGERING LA GRIPPE COUGH.

G. Vachsr l57 Osgood st, Chicago, says:
My wife had very severe case Of Ia
grippe, aud 1t left her with q very bad
cough. She tried bottle Of FOley's Hon.
ey and Tar and it gave immediate rolet.
A 5O cent bottle cured her cough entire-
ly." Price :!6c and 500. All druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Revolver Taken.

The person who took the revolver from
the closet in the house u tho late n K.
Bnnson, No 1D3 West Fifth street, dur
Ing the sale on Friday morning. had better
return the same and avoid trouble, US lie
Is Known, and Will probably bo arrested
in Il short time
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
SrUn'e Seriously III.

Gap" Town March, @i,--Gongrai Cronjo
the heroic Bper commander who for u
wsok stood off Roberts and i9,0JG men at
Paurtebur., is seriously i'll. Usad all
his lifn to the open air and plenty Of ply
slcaI exercise and uX9rti0u his hcalth has
broken under the restraint Of being Il
pEl-on"r.
The irltlsh suthrlit er have done their
vi t. prevent u S-NU%n in the
Etoer General : health, bnt all to no pur-
IOae. Tic has ii aiiuWed all tho liberty
y" soi and, IN fact, has hcen permitted
T. 10 rrtty nu ii rs he chooses.
ii h = III tN1 It tli'y declined how
eve" An h1 sur ''pp ia Whose rn lree ho
u says ho is seriously i'll His wtfa is
witt mao. dsv"scll, 'rytg 70 muse hi IL
DaCA H. h.aith,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

VIM. Oakes, of Delaware Cily is
erecting snug frame house for E.
c. Reybold. He is also erecting a
snug house for Mr.. Ashworth,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Shooting At Blue Points.

There was u shouting match yesterday
at 35 blue points bv five ino,nbsrs Of Tho
Wawassett Gun Club. Tho score follows:
buckmaster. %; Cross, p; Holland, IL;
Myers, l2; Mowers, o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Vital Statistics

: Secretary Wigglesworth Of the Board
of Health reports 32 deaths, 3S births and
II marriages for The past veck,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Wanted an Alderman.

Tho thriving littls town OF Newport
wants an A derman. Magistrate Horbert
Yates was Alderman but now that he ha;
moved away tho Town is without an alder.
man.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Lost ADDRESSING Case.

John N. Donnhoe, of Edgo Moor lost
small dressing suit case here this morn :
ing. Tho case contained dresses and
other wearing apparel suitable for a
child
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

+. c. Reybold, who recently re-
moved from his farm to Delaware
City, is laid up by a very severe
illness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
GOING DOWN HILL

People suffering from kidney diseases
feol u agradual but steady loss Of vltali y.
They should lose no time in tryiIg Eo!sy'A
Kidney Cure. All drugglstA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Granted A Permit.

John +. Hoaloy was granted permit
by Building Inspector Cus sidy to make I'D.
ditions to the lime room Of the Gas House
AZ o cost Of $lGOl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

TOO many people lose valuable time in
experimenting with cough and cold
cures They should tnko Foley's Honey
and Tar before 1t Is too LATE. All drug.
4iatY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
PERSONAL
MENTION.
T. EATOS-UOLLIS,

Miss Adelaide Hollis and Robert II,
Eaton were married on Thursday evening
by Hov. II. B. Short.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

l}r Wood Norway Pine syrup soCms
e.pr ';n!ly Adap,cA to the mods Of tho
ChtNiou. Piru~lul tn take; soothing in
its influence. i Is the remedy ul ali REM
odies for every form OF throat aud luu.
dlsAxse,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
Ill. Y GIlIlDr

: Tomorrow prom Sos to be fair wi'h lit
tie cha - of teDnp,rHturG. Similar con-
altio - NiIl probably prevail on Monday.
. ! nu lb-rmulucocr At W. {. Taylurs
drug store, -! King trrut, to-day regis
terth as follows:
-. ior,mk l"cclocE O'clock
u II ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

Spring Ready all over the
Store to serve you.
Iono. Everything M en-
and Boys Wear
from head to loot,
no matter how large, no
matter how small-trom a
collar button to a complete
oltht-whether you want 70
SpcGd much or little money.
we guarantee to give you full
moneys worth. Clothing,
ready-made or made to meas
urc. Furnishings all kinds.
Hats Or Shoes-any one OF
them or alive will gladly
try to accommodate and please
you. One low price. plainly
marked, exchanges checrfuIIy
made or money refunded if
you prefer. We want your
taadc and Influence.
Closed evenings at 6 O'Clock
except Saturday.
JAS. I. MJLLIA & SONS.
Clothing, Sixth ard
Hats. Market,
Shoes + Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31
The Young Mother

She thinks little of her
self, and fails to notice how
pale and thin she is grow
ing. She worries constantly
over the baby that does not
thrive, although its food
seems abundant.
SccMemulsiio,l
nourishes and strengthens
the nursing mother and sup
plies to the baby's food the
bone-forming and fat-pro-
ducing : elements L which
were lacking.
SOC. and $I.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

w Nc MAN WITH EXPE-
w ricncc 10 take orders and h"lD in meat
store. Inquire OF il. +. Garcy,iiD King street.
IT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

w hNrED-A GILL OR MIDDLE AGED
w woman for general houSewort Apply
to Christopher Bauer, Fifth and Jackson
streets. m3l.4U
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

'UNOR RENT -FURN1SHLD GROOM COT.
l. tage, s. Cookman Ave Ocean Grove, N.
D.; $50 for the season. Apply on promises or
to John W. Sheppar d, Gil East Eleventh
street, city. nl.il u Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

r1NWENTY.lN. ONE SHIRT BOSOM, mot
L. revolving) entirely new; 20 changes;
stylish fronts, no laundry bills lightning sell
cr Sample FREQ. Bryan Co. Cl47, Cncin.
natl o. It's
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

IKTANTED~AN APPRENTICE TO LEARN
Wy dressmhking,. Apply 1T once to Mrs.
L. Shakespeare, GO Je fferson street. mGl?tY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-03-31

WANTED--GIl;L FOE GENERAL. HOUSE
w work, must be II plain cook, good
wages, good HON &, no washing or ironing.
Apply at 40 King street., Emma NJ Goldberg
m3l-4
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-12
TRUsTEEs SALE.

WHEREAS, Mary ]. Tomlinson and
b. r. T0mlinson, her husband, By
their certain deed Of trust, dated o.
tober IL, 1895, and dled for record d
the ONCE OF the Recorder Of deeds d
trusts and mortgages In and for An.
drain county, Mo-, on the 18th day d
October 1898, and recorded In said
ONCE In book 16, ct page 497, CONVEX
ed TO the undersigned trustee the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated
In Audrain county, NO., to-wit:
All OF the east half OF block U IN
Beatty's addition 10 Mexico, Mo. being
lots l22, 12s, 124 ami 125 Of said bloch,
each being 90 by ia feet and ls the sams
ground conveyed to the said Mary J.,
Tomlinson BY J. J. Haden and other
BY deed dated November is, 1879, ~
corded in deed beck No. 10 ct page
27e, In once OF Recorder OF Deeds if
said county Of Audraln, which shd
conveyance was made in trust to ~
cure The payment Of the promIssou
note In said deed Of trust described
and, whereas, said note remains dni
ana unpaid; now, therefore, ct the 70
quest OF the legal owner and holder 81
said note, and by authority Of the pro-
vision Of said deed Of trust, |, tbi
undersigned trustee, win, on
Friday, the s0th Day Of July, 1900,
proceed TO sell tbs property hsrsto
fore described At public vendus to ths
highest bidder for cash, at the eaa
front door OF the Court House In tAt
Oily OF Mexico, Missouri, between lh
hours OF nine O'Clock In the forenocl
and i've o'clock In the Afternoon d
that day, to satisfy said debt and lbs
OF executing this deed 81
trust. 8. N. L0OKE,
Twsafaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-12

AAN
There is no honesty or earnestnesl
Of purpose on the part OF the Repub-
leans to interfere with the great
financial and business combination
which are known az trusts, and it Il
doubtful whether there Ia any SINGER
ity OF purpose on the part OF the Re.
pnbIican leaders even to restrain and
conserve these combinations in the
Interest of the people. They will BE-
the backbone Of the Republican col.
umn In the coming battle, and they
viii give larger campaign contribu-
ttons TO debauoh our politics thar
have ever been given 10 the past.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-07-12
n,..nnn Militarr Academy.

The catalogues for the New Military
Academy are cut and show that the
Institution viii be well managed.
Speaking Of platforms reminds rs
that the following, which is the plat
fern Of the institution is sound In
svsry sense Of the word: "kelying
soIsly upos lee merits IN solid WORK,
uudsr q management attended by
mere than 20 years unprecedented
successes. faculty trained IN leading
colleges and universities Of Europe
ard America, specialists IN eyery
department, the Academy stands
easily 10 the front RANK Of western
sohsoia On thsss grousds, and
these alone, the Academy presents lie
cialns 20 public patronage and publie
cenadence."