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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
BULL G0RED
TWO TO DEATH.
Husband and Wife Found
Dead in a Snow Drift.

Bloomsbury, Pa, March 19,-Thc melt
ing of the snow last night revealed the
terrible fnto of Farmer Calvin Stout aud
his wife, who resided near Hetieryile n
little village u few miles from here. Their
mnnglo1 bodies ware found near the barn
wherc both had fallen victim, to the fury
of u vicious Jersey bull. Since Thursday
they had lain whero they met thier death.
From the ur"onntlings it is clear that
Mr.. Stout was attacked by the animal ami
gored and :rnmpea to death when he
went to let his cnttle out CT the paddock.
The supposition that his wife, seeing him
in Eeri, rushed to his assistance and was
also kiletl. Her body was torn almost be.
yond recognition, and nearly ali the cloth.
Ing stripped from her. The bones of hor
legs and arms wcro broken.
The Stouis moi their death Just before
Thursdays storm, and is inches of snow
covered tho colpses. They werc childle.s,
and rs thoy lived alone, along u road
which is not much frequcnted, their ab-
sence was not noticed until last evening"
II was Then that John Mourey. II farmer.
who lives some distance from their home
went to invite them to n stOne-hauling
fiolic
Finding the house open and no one in
it, MOuroy became alarmed and COM
mencrd a search. Near the barn he no.
ticed Mrs. s cuts limbs prntruding from
the snow. The husbands body was close
by.
Instead Of tho mcrrymaliing which was
10 hnyo takea place to-day at tho s;ono
haa!ing tho entire neighhorhood was
wG"ppcd in he deepest gloom.
The double faneral Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stout will mako tie third evont of tho
kind flum the house in which they lived
within few years, TWo step-sisters of
Mrs Stout died at the Same ,imo and
shortly afterward two step. brothers were
drowned in tho Su. u.lu4hannN River.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
WILMINGTON DELAWARE TUESDAY. MARCH
THE WORLD
OF SPORTS.

Cornell will take Is men on her south
ern baseball trip.
1t is said that Captain Rcid will certain.
ly catch for the Harvard nine this year.
Rutgers and Princeton will open the
baseball season with game next Satur-
day,
Columbia's oarsmen expect to take to the
water this week. She has 80 candidates
for the freshman crew.
Pitcher Nichols PREDICTS that Yale will
have tho finest ninc this year that ever
trod diamond in college uniform.
Nearly 1900 rics havo boon recoiv-
ed for the kentucky Futuri!y, which will
be worth about saO,00) this yoar
Terry McGovern and Oscar Gardner the
Omaha Kid" have signed articles Of a.
groemcnt TO meet again n: Broadway A. G,
within three months. he weight has been
fixed II lis pounds, weigh in at 3 o'clock.
Gardner. il is understood, has agreed to
let tho victor take ali the spoils.
The Patterson A c. has decided 10 re-
open its doors and gives boxing porf0r-
nance March 26 The clnb has secured
ZOO Handler and Danny Ward, the New
ark lightwrights, to do tic star acs at 1873
pounds. II is their fourth meeting. and
the better man is not known yet. Tim
Frank Fisher. who defeated Jim Bnrka,
at no Broadway A. &, last Monday night
is indignant at Burke's explanation of
why he Burke, was benton. Fisher avows
he weighs 1928 pounds, and that Burke
strips at that weight too. However, in
order to settle matters, Fisher will meet
Burke in n six round bout, and if h, docs
not stop him before the end Of tho Eout
Burke shall be entitled to any spondooliGs
there Is in the match.
In on interview in Frisco the other day
Champion jr1fries said: 'Eighting is now
asmuch II matter of the head as biceps.
lalways goa it as u puroly business
matter. II IL man hits me pny no at, en-
tiOn to it. do not get angry nt him and
never make the fight personal matter. A
hard Elow is one uf tho incident OF the uf.
fair. II hated every man fought with
or resented personally every smash he gave
inr, would get out of tho business at
onceh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
Senate
PASSES BILLS.

Washington, March l9.--Wlihout de-
bate the Senate passed today tho Lngsa-
tive, Executive and Jud clnl ApprUpria-
ton bill carrying s.4 15i,SJO
Another measure of national import
anco to he passed was that providing for
the n! pointment Of Il cOnmi sion to adjll-
dicate and settlo claims Of Unitol States
citizens growing oua OF the war with
Spain.
Senator Beverdge. of Indiana, who but
short time since was conspicuous in urs
ing II tariff law Tor Puerto Rico, has dis
covered that his ''niain duty lies i'll an
other drecion. To-day he introduced the
following free trade amendment:
All articles coming into tho United
States from Puerto Rico or goiug into
Puerto Rico from the United States shall
be admitted FREQ of duty, but this act snail
not be construed as extending tho Consti-
tuition Of the United States, or any part
thereof, over Puerto Rico and It is hereby
declared thas tho Constitution of the
United States Is not extended over Puerto
Rico.
AT the opening Of the session Mr. Bev-
ridge gave notice that ho would speak
upon tho pending Puerto Rico bill next
Thursday.
sl.leratlon of the Legis alive Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill, MIR. Cul-
lom (Il.) being in charge of the measure.
Its reading was concluded at LAO O'Clock
it wa, then passed. without division
The Senate concurred in th1 House
amendments to a bill granting to tho
State of Kansas tho abandoned Fort
Hays military reservation, thus passing
the measure.
A request OF the House for n conference
on the Pension Appropriation bill was
agreed to and Messrs Shoup, luarics and
Taliaferro were appointed confetoes on the
part of the Senate.
A . o'clock the unfinished business the
Puerto Rican BILL was laid aside tempo
rarily and the Senate took upa measure
to carry into tho stipuations Of article
of the treaty between tho United Sta'es
and Spain. The bill provides for tho ap-
pDintinctlt by the President Of hres COM
missioncrs to receive, examine aud adjG.
cato all claims Of citiZans of the Unitad
States against Spain, which the United
states ngrcei TO adjudicato and settle.
The sum of $4,000 annually is appropri.
ated for the expenses Of the commission,
the life of the commission being fixed at
two years.
The Senate agreed to the request of The
House for conference on tho bill appru.
priatiug s., 600 for tho benefit OF the
people Of Puer o R!co, and Senator. ALI
son, Hale and COckrHl were appointed rs
the Senate cUnrrocS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
CHARTER
DISCUSSION.
The Committees Act Gil the
Clauses Concerning
the Mayor and His
Secretary.

Tho joint meetings of the Board OF Trade
and City Council to discuss the Rossell
charter bill met last night There was 4
large attendance Of the committeeman.
The section concerning the mayor was
taken up. Tho salary was allowed to re-
main at 100, the amount fixed by for
mer comn.ttee, -Four years is the term
provided, He Is ineligible for re-eenipn.
In case tho candidate elected dies before
he qualities or rJiusei To take the oilica
the mayor then in office is to continue for
two years longer.
john ;. Rossell explained the object OF
making tho term four years was TO give
the mayor au opportunity to carry into
effect any reforms which he might de-
sire.
Discussing the section providing that in
the absence Of the mayor the city control
lor shall act as mayor, Councilman Stew
art asked why an officer appointd by the
mayor should act in his place rather than
tho president OF council. 1t was EXPLAIN
cd that it was desired to keep the mayor
and council separate, The section was
passed and also the section which provides
the controller succeeds the mayor in casa
OF death. He must become qualified with
in four days or council will elect.
There wits some discussion over the ad-
visibility of allowing the controller to
Patrick Ncary Of tho Board Of Trade
Committee and Goun Gilman Stewart
favored allowin. fhe controller to serve
until the next city election. 1t wus de-
eided to amend tho septiUn as suggested
by Mr. Neary
Tho section to allow council to remove
a mayor with II two-thirds vote of council
after fair trial on charges was passed
without comment rs was the saction com.
al ~ n nv "a nj
contracts
Several sections concerning routine
work of the mayor were passed. Tho sec
ton which requires tho mayor 10 deliver
an annual message to council, and the
section allowing tho mayer to veto sec
linn of an ordinance were also passed.
The provision to allow tho MAJOR to
have a secretary and to pay him "A salary
of LOCO year was taken up. 1t was the
opinion that tho salary was 100 low aud
it should bo raised 10 an amount not ex-
ccedlns 81 go. He will be secretary of
tho executive board.
somo of those present vera in favor of
allowing Council to fix tho salaries. 1t
was decided to frs fix tho salaries In the
bill to hold for the first term under the
new charter and then allow Council to fix
them.
When tho provision was read to allow
the mayor to appoint the houds OF depart
ments Mr. Stewart asked why they could
not be elected.
it waslecidod to allow the mayoTto ap-
point, but to require him to name one
man from each district.
On the matter of ulcctin9 members of
Council. a question arose as to the cons
stitutionali,y OF tho new section. 1t pro-
vidss that each voter shall vote for hut
two members Of Council and it was held
by some that under the constitution, every
voter hal right to vote for every officer.
George W. Bush, William Bancroft and
John $. Resell were appointed a COM
mittee to secure legal advice op the mat
far
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
della WARE
HOSPITAL.
Annual Meeting Of the Cor
pOrati0n Held Yester=
day Afternoon.

! Reports submitted Mt the ann ual meet
ing of tho Delaware Hospital yesterday
afternoon showed tho institution @ bc in
Il gratifying cond tiun. President Nilgh-
man Johnson in his report called the at
tertiOn Of the Gorporators to tho need of %
new hospital building. ]Io said The hos
pital has outgrown its present quar- crs.
No duiini y plans for tie new building
have ns yet been formulate Tho tsu =
toes and managers feel much encouraged
al the amount Of contributions but moro
Is needed to carry on tho work.
MIR. John on reported tho receipt Of s6lj
to the endowment fund and of two Legal
clos amounting to $lUU. Concerning
Treasurer Jones report Mr.. johnson said:
"IEu trcnsuicr's report is most gratity-
| ing, particularly rs only n short timv ago
the trustees had 10 appeal TO the public
for help; hi, appeal has bcon kindly an
swored and at the close Ut tho year our
bank account shows II balance Of 81 S3l 50
as against S2,U76 80 last year.
| "On the receipts side we find an Increase
| of $e4} in annual subscriptions, an in-
| crease Of s63! in cash donations, an in
crease of 1884 III pay patients an increase
Of sii1 in out door nursing, an increase
| Of :3l5 III interest en- endowment fdnd,
an increase of st. in Interest from bank
Or u to.nl increase of a2, 2,oS? in what may
Ht CttiItu liAEbiHS lGIS'puoi 'Ii'o iuoiii oHo"
he increased interest in tho hospital; Our
recipes from special funds and legaclos
amounted to ."j ~, III. at which has bean
placed in building fund, and Il special
fund for stcriliZnr
''On he Disbursements side we find an
increase of Si3S in salaries, a HeCrease Of
SO in wages, nnd increase OF SIG in house,
bold supplies, an increase of &5i i3 in medi-
cal and surgical supplies, an iucrease of
S.6i in fuel, Il decrease OF $3 in gas, an in.
crease Of $50 in repairs. m increase Of s713
iD en- Ii balance i'll bank.
'rOur income receipts were $40 712 So
and our exp1nSei 50 1873 81, so that we lived
within our income and had n good bal
nnrc lett ovoF; the cost per pati1ut per day
was about .! cents
Tho following is a summary Of the cases
treated du ing tho year, in addition to
VIII ch 7;i5 patients were treated IN the dis
punsAry for ego, throat, chi ana nose dis
eases: Remaining January /, 1899. 95; al
missions, 431; recovered, %l; improved. 80;
unnproynd, 10; dlcd, I5; remaining De-
comb Dor 81, %, l3; lo;al admissions anG
remaining january |, 1900 i5..
With the eXrAp.tou Of DrS. ID. l. Nc
Colley and H. ". Briggs, who wcro on tho
medical board Of the dispensnry depart
mcnt, and for whom Doctors James A.
Draper, Jr., and Ralrh T., Stubhs were
substituted, all th1 officers aud managers
OF the ho5pt al WOE reelected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
FRIENDS OF
THE BIRDS.
Natural History Society
Asks Women TO Not
Use Bird Plumage.

The Natural History Society does
not regard as "fake' the story that
Milford men are to furnish 10000
birds for New York millinery. The
society in regular session last nigh
took steps to prevent the slaughter.
The action was in the form of a
resolution which was presented by
Walter d. Bush, vice president of
the society. The resolution is as
follows:
Whereas, This community has
been surprised and shocked tolearn
that large offers of money have
been made and contracts entered
| into by dealers of New York city
for the purchase and delivery from
the lower section of this State of
the skins Of an immense number of
wild birds OF species known to be
of great benefit TO the farmer, gard
encr and fruit grower, and
Whereas. The fullillment of a
contract OF such nature means not
only the destruction Of the specified
number OF the particular species
contracted fer, but the killing,
wounding. alarming, dispensing
and driving away, of large num-
bcrs OF others, greatly to the detri-
ment oi the agricultural interest of
Of our State, to the gross violation
OF all feelings Of humanity and the
disgust and adherence of all right
minded people, and
Whereas, The fact is patent that
the incentive to engage in this cruel
bloody and barbarous traffic arises
from the gain to be realized from
supplying the demands OF a pre-
vaiine fashion. and
Whereas. So long as this demand
continues to exist, effort, will un-
doubtedly be made to supply 1t
from some source; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Society of
Natural History Of Delaware cX-
presses its utmost abhorrcnce of the
proposed slaughter of many thou
sands of the most useful, beautiful
and pleasing among the lower
orders OF the animal kingdom, and
that its mc.nbcrs will cooperate,
individually and collectively with
all efforts that may be made to
suppress or pronibit the fulfill
mcnt of the aforesaid contract, and
any and all other attempts that
may be made to injurc or destroy
our native birds.
Resolved. That laws more string
ent and protective than those now
in force are required for the pre-
servation of the A,lanna OF this
State, that such laws should be
passed by the next Legislature
and that We will use every effort
to that end.
Resolved, That we do hereby
earnestly appeal to the women of
Delaware to refrain from purchas-
ing or using for purposes of taste
or ornament all articles that can
only be supplied by destroying the
lives of our wild birds; and to exert
their influence to induce others of
their sex to follow their example.
and thereby aid in abolishlng and
dcstoying this most pernicious and
traffic.
About one hundred names were
added to the list for membership in
the Delaware Audubon Society
which is being organized by Mrs.
S. Hilles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
MEETINGS TONIGHT,


Cyrus Castle, X e y
Manning Associh ion.
Eureka Conclavc, S W M.
Colinthian Lodge, $ OF H.
Fame Castle, A O X NC.
franklin Lodge A q G +.
Industry Lodge. A o U w.
Eureka Castle, A O X NJ G.
Delaware Senate, X A EO.
Harmony Council u L of A.
Diamond state Council, c Is L.
Wa hington Conclnvs, $ W NJ.
Cherokee Tribe, Impd o r. NJ.
Eureka Council, Jr, . U A NJ.
German Beneficial Society. No. I.
Reynolds Engampment | 0 Of Il.
Moriel EEcampmert, X st. j 6; NJ.
Branaywinc Com. A & o X of NJ.
Wilmington Conclavc. d of f o RC.
Street and Sewer Directors
Musical Art Society.
Garmania Temple l. G L.
Carpenters and Joners Union
BARRIERS Protective Association.
East Brandywine Boys Brigade
Wilmington Council, o U A NJ.
Delaware Encampmunt o o f.
Benevolent und Pro cc:iyo Order Of EIks.
Lincoln Lodge, X of p
Crusaders Castle, X G E
Humanity Circle, B. Of U.
Wancta Council, ID Of p.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

Frank c. Stidham sold this morn
ing ut the auction rooms, No. Ill
East Fourth street, the stock and
securities OF the late James Brat
ton. The room was filled with men
who are always looking for an OPP
portunlty to Invest their hard earn
ed cash. The prices were consid-
cred better than the same securities
could be purchased from the brok-
ers
Six bonds 300 each, Masonic
Hall Co., brought$l0O4 purchased
by James G. McComb.
Four bonds. 500 each, Masonic
Hall Co., brought $1o2, purchased
by James c. McComb.
Twenty-Five shares OF First Ma
tional Bank stock was purchased
by r. II. Robinson & Co for$ll5. 50
per share.
Twenty shares 10 S. N. Trump
for $ll1 per share.
Seven shares of Union Nationa
Bank SIS and seven shares at $50. 50
to DR.. Finn.
Two hundred and five shares OF
Delaware r. Il. stock to Scott & Co..
Tor $.30is per share.
Twelve shares Of Filth and Sixth
Street Passenger r. II. Stock of
Philadelphia, to Charles L. Dubell
at &A4S. 50 per share.
Forty shares OF Wilmington and
kcnnctt Turnpike Co. TO l.. Chan
dler, at 80 per share.
Fifty shares capital stock Of Hard
Fibre at Newark, to Charles Evans
for $50 a share.
One share of National Bank of
Delaware to James Perkins for
$AbO.
Three shares of National Bank
Of Delaware, to Thomas O'Conncr,
for $t5O.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

W ANlED-A GOOD VIII L COOK WITH
street. ,nigat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
In THE
PHILIPPINES.
Active Field Operations
Have Been Postponed
Until After the
Rainy Season.

Washing on, March l9.-Active field
| operations in the Philippines arc fast ap-
| proaching an end until after the wet sea-
| son
The large forces maintained in noun
tain districts pursuing Filipinos soon will
be Withdrawn to the coast towns, Ieav-
ing small detachments to look after guur-
lila bands, Army officers hero, AS well
rs with General Otis, disagree rs to tho
necessity for maintaining in the Philip
pines the present force OF more than Co.
900 mon, They disagree also us to tho ex-
tent to which the process Of subjugating
tho native, has been carried. il Is said
that the fighting until next autumn will
be confined to bu,hwhacking expeditions
anu occasionally an encouner with
bands attempting TO sicze supply trains.
General Ots has made no official report
as to his view Of the presGht situation
after nearly five months Of active CAM
peign work in which General Lawton.
General Macarthur and General Young
were the most active and determined pur-
suers of Aguinado ond his supporters.
1hc dispatches from Manila alleging
that General Obs was more concerned
about the situation in Manila than in tho
provinces Is taken by army officials to
mean that he fears an uprising may occur
within the town, where there is a hot led
Of sympathl2ers with the warning ma
tives. 1t would, it ia thought, result in
heavy loss of life and property
Manila has always been in tho centre
which Fiipinos in the field have received
Intelligence from the Junta both at Hong
kong and at Cavite of tho feeling in the
United States Both General Otis and
the Government in Washington are mold
responsible by military critics for con-
dition which permits a well-known junta
to bo operating right under the eyes Of
General Otis without protest or the arrest
nnd Imprisonment OF single loader.
Wilmington Del Mar, 10.h 1900
The Homo Life Insurance Company
of America uncorporateu)
Gcntlemen-: will you please accept my
thanks, for the promptness with which
your company paid the claim on my lato
sen, Alexander Lewis. 1t was paid i'm.
mediately upon presenting proofs of
death, and if he had been insured in the
other Companies would have received
only about $50 where the Home has paid
me *lSS0O. My premium was 10 cents per
week.
Respectfully yours,
john Lewis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
A Bell For a School.

John Cochran, a member OF tho conn.,
mtttee appointed to solicit subscriptions
for improving the Claymont school-house,
is elated over tho promise of a,1no bell
for the cupolo to be orrcted on tho build-
ing. J. Edward Addicks, by whom Mr.,
Cochran is employed as florist, Is tho pro-
spective donor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

WANIED-BOARDERS FOR PLEAS
ant front rooms for man and wife or
Two gentlemen at 5OI Market st. nil Ct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
LINGERING LA GRIPPE COUGH

G. Vachor, 157 Osgood st, Chicago, says:
"Mv wife had very sovers case Of la
grippn, and it left her with n very bad
cough. She tried bottle of F0ley's iion-
ey and Tar and 1t gave immediate relief.
A 80 cent bottle cured her cough entirt-
w. Price :,Gc. and soc. All druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20
Affected BY Death.

In ordor to drown his sorrow over the
death of Paddy Dopgherty last night
John Mccall drank a considerable guam
tty of liquor to keep up his spirits. About
four o'clock this morning otllcor Moran
picked John mp in Il hnlf frozen condition
and he will rotlre to Tayloryll!e fer thirty
lay:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

w WANTED-WOMAN TOR PLAIN COOK.
vv ing must be good ironor. Reference
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

w ANTE, help TuRNlHHED FOEHO
w tells restaurants md priyals fnmlls,
ttshcrt notice, Apply AZ Wilmington lnteli
tlnce OBlCe eUj Gin pty street. lnoitt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

KyAM AMTED-Sl1UATtON BY COLOEED
Nv man IN private family. Apply at ll6
West Second street. mi,lst+
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

Ao'fsl Use Chchesters English ennyroyaI Pills.
IL Esss Esss: sass.t! Only Rella6ie! fni.s no other.
uas! an! Rsitf Tor Ladies' IN letter return mai,
Chiricster Chemical Co.,, a.. ia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

The knights of st John and Malta Ger
man Encamplpent. and It, Cavalry En-
cnmpmcnt, will attend German Zion
church Faster Sunday morning hon the
three chime bells presented by Mrs.
johanna Stockle will be dedicated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

THE BEST SALE IN THE WORLD is
Banner SaIve, 1t il maho from pre-.
scrpton by n world wide known skin
specialist and is positively tho most heal
ing 6nivo for piles, burns, scalas, ulcers.
running sores and all skin diseases. All
druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

While freight car was being loaded on
q float at tho e. & o. Slip, Third street
bridge it fell partly overheard and the
roof over the door was broken.
Tho car was loaded with lumber from
the jackson and Sharp Company,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

Letters of administration on the
estate Of the late Susanna NJ. Dar.
llngton were this morning granted
by Register Crossan to Fredericd
Darlington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-03-20

A horse belonging to W. e. Frank
tho King street grocer died yesterday
from pneumonia. Tho horse was 20 years
Of a.e and valued at 500.