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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-12-21
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NEARING CHRISTMAS.

The Calendar tells the tale Christmas
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-12-21

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-12-21
NOTICE.

Matthias Franz Plaintiff No. 1897
Annie Franz. Defendant. Divorce Notice.
The defendant Annie Franz. residing at
No. - Fingai street, Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vani, a will take notice that on the l2th day
of November, 1900 Matthias Franz filed his
petition in the Court Of C0mmonFleas,S Stark
county, Ohio, being cause number 1887
praying divorce from said Annie Franz.
on the ground of adultery and wlllful alb.
seDce for more than three years, and that
said cause will be for hearing on and after
December 3ist, 1910.
By VIM. J. PIERO, his Attorney.
n18- 30 az II 81
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-12-21
w. a. McCRRA.

Lncss. Embroiderles, white Goods.
osees. rssss; ss Ar ss,sssl slc;l 6vssri's' "a,
Isl:1ae. / ~ 1oo.1s1 s>ulh 0hsErz Y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
DOTS.

| Tomorrow evening Irwin James Nor
gar, Nus. Bac, will give the bird Of his
artistic organ recitals in Central Presby-
teriau Church.
Henry G Conrad will duliver his address
on the Life and Character of tho Lato
Thomas +. Bayari," before the SONS of
delaware Of Philadelphia tomorrow
night
Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford of Colorado
add iessed the Good Government Clue III
Ne"Dort last night at the home of Mrs.
liar let johnson, Oh Tho subject: Equal
suffrage"
On Thursday evening an i'll eres ing
tournament will take p.ncr in the vii
mIngton Bicycle Club The tournament
VIII comprise pool, plnochle, sev,n-up
and euchre contests.
''The Social Theoric. of Count Tolstoi"
were interestingly discussed by Miss Jane
Addams at the Now Century Cub Sauur-
day night
1t is expected the work of securing
Right or Way Tor tho proposed Willn ngtun
ana west Chester railway will begin this
week
Tho six annual convention of the Pa
trio &c Orier of sons uf America. will be
h"id In This city on Tuesday.
Rev. II. l. Duhring Of Philadelphia will
auniess children in IT. andrews Gnu oh
"n NE at ernoon of March 25.
The wi mngton Auxilaries OF the We
men Foreign Missionary society VIII
fold an all day meeting in counec ion
Win tao second uuartrry meeting IN AS
bury M. E Church, on Thursday.
Elaborate arrangements arJ being made
ny Asylum 10 go, |. O. G f., for tn u cell
cbratlun of its filtielh anniversary which
viii tIko place Monday evening. March
H.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
Another Company Wants Streets,

Another interesting contest for tho use
OF tho city streets will soon be on ns the
Citizens Coke and Fuel Gas Company Ia
securing subscriptions Of stock and will
attempt to Law pipes in the streets. Tho
company secured It's charter from thcGen.
eral Assembly of 1897 and the charter pro-
vides thai permission to use tho streets
must be secured from City Councils. Be-
fore then, however, tho Street and Sewer
Commission was created and vested with
oil the powers pertaining to the streets
TO merry delegated to Council. II tho
company secures tho proper permission
from COun Gil there will bU wrangle for
the street and sewer directors will restrain
tho Ci izeu,' Company from opening tho
streets unless tho directors also grant per-
mission to do SO. Prominent residents
arc interested In the Citizens Company.
Among the c0rporators are Alfred ID.
Warner, Preston Lea, George G. Lobdell,
Charles n. Trump. S. n. Trump and Dr..
Lin Oh Smi l..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
LIVE STOCK ETS.

Philadelphia. Feb. 26-Thc receipts OF
cnttle in this city last week were as fol-
lows: Beeves, 2,Ss3; sheep G,G2O; hogs,
400. Receipts for previous week: Reeves,
3,OS9; sheep, 4S43; hogs, 4.2l3.
Beef cattle were in full supply, but the
near approach Of the Lentcn season re-
stricted the demand and the market ruled
slow: 1851 head We're exported to London
per the steamer Mackinaw. We quote:
Extra, 5i205Ssc.. good, 5hM5asc.; medium,
5a5hc.; common. 4i2a4Nc.
Sheep and lambs were firm under a
seasonable report. We quote: Extra, 81.
GGt4c.; good, 5u5iac.; medium, 4ism4a,c. !;
common, 3N4c.; lambs. 5l&m7Rc.
Hogs were in fair demand and prices
closed at 61<a7Ac. for western, according
to quality.
Fat cows were inactive at 2hM4c.
Thin cows were in light request at SO
go.
Veal calves were scarce and wanted at
GGsiac.
Mich cows were steady at $S0a45.
Dressed beeves sold well at 6hM9Ac.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
GENERAL ooMEz,s INFLUENCE


It Prev heated IN Uprisins On Mxr
1barreitl.s Arrival II Havsns,-
Havana Feb. 26r-The conduct Of the
Cuban people Saturday during the cele-
bration Of Independence day ID favor
ably commented upon by the local pa
pers. The fact that Mgr. Sbarretti's
arrival, In spite of the many protests
against his appointment, was treated
with respect, and the fact that the
Spanish, Cuban and American flags
waved side by side unmolested and
tremendously were surprises for many.
1t had been considered that these vari-
GUS events, coming together would
promote disturbances. The feeling was
that, II any moment since the Ameri-
can occupation began could be preg-
nant with the seeds OF trouble, it had
come Saturday. Moreover, several
things seemed to justify the rumors of
possible trouble.
AS matters turned out, however, the
most complete harmony prevailed
among all classes. Many people be-
lieved that General Gomez had lost
a large part Of the influence over the
Cubans he formerly possessed, but re-
cent events have furnished convincing
proofs to the contrary On Friday
General Wood requested General Co
mez to use his personal influence to
prevent any disturbances on the ar
rival Of Mgr. Sbarretti and, despite
the fact that program had been ar
ranged, General Gomez and friend
succeeded, within a few hours, in
Transforming open hostility into pas
sive respect. The influence of Gomez,
even in Havana, where his opponents
had claimed 1t was less than any
where else in the island, is enormous,
and in all other parts his name is low
ed and revered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
BIG STEAMER RUNS AGROUND.
The Allan Liner Californian Ashore
ON Rem Island Ledge.

The Allan Liner Californian Ashore
ON Rem Island Ledge.
Portland. Me-, Feb. 26.-The big Al
Ian line steamship Californian, which
left her dock Saturday midnight, went
ashore on Rem Island Ledge, Just out
side of the harbor, a few minutes af-
ter her pilot left her yesterday morn
ing. Most of the local seafaring men
are Of the opinion that the rocks have
penetrated the bottom of the vessel in
several places, and they doubt very
much II she can be saved The ves-
sci is valued at S3,000,00O and the cargo
at 100000. There are six cabin, five
intermediate and ten steerage passen-
gers, beside crew of rs men. The
passengers were taken off this morn
ing without danger, and the work Of
removing the cargo was begun. The
local officials feel confident that the
ship can be Heated. They will wreck
the ship themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
MISSING
TWO YEARS.
Philadelphia Woman Is
Searching For Boy
Who Lived With
Delaware Farmer.

Two years ago 17-year-old Will
liam Martin Boyd left a farm in
Laurel this state, presumably tc
seek his fortune in the wide. wide
world, and since then his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Mcguire OF No. "a De-
graw Street, Brooklyn. has search.
ed near and far for him without
success.
Mrs. Mcguire is native of Phila-
delphia and had four children by
her first husband, William Boyd.
Boyd died on December IL. 1888.
Her childEen--Annie, Robert, John
and William--were placed in the
Western Home for Destitute Child
rem, at Philadelphia, some time af-
terward. From there they were
subsequently transferred to the
Southern Home. Robert afterward
left the home and is now married
and lived at No. polo Watkins
Sire ct, Philadelphia. The daugh-
er, Annie, left the institution and
no trace of her was found, despite
the fact that the mother sought for
her for years.
About five years ago Mrs. Ma
CURE married her present hus-
band, George A. Mcguire and went
to Brooklyn to live. She afterward
went back to the South Home and
learned that both Of her sons, John
and William, had boon sent to live
with farmers in Delaware.
The whereabouts of John were
finally determined and then the
mother sought to learn where Viii
liam was. Through the instition it
was found that William J. West. Of
Laurel, had taken William to his
place some time previous to October
1897. At that time the boy left one
night and was seen no more. The
boy was traced, howe YER, to Bethel
and then to Sharps'own, where all
trace Of him was lost.
Mrs. Mcguire and her second
husband have been untiring in their
Efforts to locate the boy during the
asst two years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
MET DEATH At A CROSSING.
Five Of = Family Killed and Two
Others Intnred.

Five Of = Family Killed and Two
Others Injared.
Geneva, N. ", Feb. 26.--Shortiy If.
ter Saturday midnight the midnigh,
express on the Lehigh Valley railroad
struck a carriage containing seven per.
sons at Tuttles Crossing, about Is
miles east from Rochester, instantly
killing five occupants, fatally injuring
another and badly bruising the other,
All were members of family.
The dead are Mrs. Amy Smith, 4S
years old; Bert Smith, 20 years; Miss
Miranda Smith, "a years; Glee Smith.
IA years; Catherine Smith. years. In
jured: Poster Smith, husband Of Mrs.
Smith, and father of the other VIC
Tins; Gardner Smith, 2r'years old.
Before reaching the crossing the car
riage was stopped and Mr. Smith lis
tened for the train, but did not hear
it in the bowling gale. The horses had
just crossed the track in safety, when
the engine of the express crashed
down upon the carriage and its occu-
pants
Gardner Smith, who was the least in
jnred, crawled to a station nearby and
secured assistance. re- ,..H
The bodies Of Mrs. Smith and her
daughter Miranda were carried far. a
mile on the cowcatcher OF the engine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
THE QUAY CASE AGAIN.
Senator Pcnrosc Hopes to Reach .
Vote This week.

Senator Pcnrose Hopes to Reach .
Vote This week.
Washington, Feb. 26.-The time of
the senate during the present week
Will be divided between the questions
Of finances. the government policy to-
wards the insuIar possessions and the
seating of Senator Quay upon the nom
ination of the governor of Pennsyl-
vania. The Hawaiian bill remains the
unfinished business subject to removal
at any time by the Quay resolution
and also by the conference report upon
the currency bill.
There will be several speeches dur
ing the week on the Quay resolution,
and there is a probability of reaching
vote on it the latter part of the
week. Senator Chandler probably will
speak for Mr., Quay today and Senator
Turley in opposition. Later in the
week Senators Hoar and Penrose will
talk for Mr.. Quay and Senator Bur-
rows in opposition. After this only
short speeches will be heard Senator
Penrose counts upon vote late in the
week, and says he expects a larger
vote than was cast in Mr.. Quays favor
in taking the resolution up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
O. B. so.

scneuue in effect Novembe. 10, 1889
! Az trains illuminated with P.n.stA
"t! hxrsEss TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Avs-
rue Station. for
NEW YORK, week days. 1901, 1889,
,lo;S2 a: m: 'RIo, '2s4. 400. $40 on
:ss 49, .tli ~ Nv. 'pi s.5 sis IA
pii liz weei s ~ sol, 49,
III: III. H. 's IT, ~: &c. Vi lbs paio,a;
ssS. 50 s,ss L. .lfs5 a. H nm s Ut IT.
40 'S,ls Ia! Pullman cars'' $50. III.
Ches IS yee & days: 80 49, O. zSS .s1,
Iss p p m . ssssadssSs 40 s u.s. III ID !;
Hn. .sa ' 5S "f m s aHsS so a. H.:
Cape My, Ocean clty and D !, Sc. Isl. CITY.
'I Bsaiti IiSS e az and Washington, week day..
$40. 'i57 sa.as TALL Pullman cArs), 500
'sii p m. Sundays. AIS. 800 a. M; 'l?6S,
400, 3l9, 49,. '5ss Gall pullman rars).
Baltimore and way stations. 100 a. n,..
daily EXCEPT Sundays: slH p n n. (. aa,y
H
DAYS. aiS, 1904 a. N; 'l2.66. SIG. H.6I. Isl.
rittsburs, week iays. 800 a. M; Az.
days, 1904 m: 4.5i. "U.aS iall Pullman
carsJ. ELI ?. IN.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, 500 a. MI
sl2bG and '9.l1 y. H., daily.
Toledo and Detroit. ~ II p m. daily 10
Toledo. aud daily except Sunday 10 De-
troit
100 a m: BIS. 1.2 m. Sundays. ala
Il Iakndenberg sccommo aat,on. week days,
u I.EPAVVE I MXRkk III Z" sf < STATION = Oh
Baltimore. week days. 2b5 y m.
Landenberg, week days. DIS a. M: 2Sa.
Leave GADELPHfA for WI.
mington. week days 10. $50, sI30. slU 70,
ii % a. In 'lS 90 'L3i. 2,b. 500, q 70. $50.
s5O7 tall Pullman cars) 'J35, $50, IN,
q IS. 'il,25 y m Sundays. '3.Ss. '7.SO, u.09
4 m. sl2.20. 'I37, ais. 40. 40. 1901 (au
Pullman carsl. $40. u 20 % 81, 1880 .. q.
T.elmarvia Telephone, No. l93.
Rates to Western, potr's h,ver than Va
any other line. +. p. UNDERWOOD.
General ManaEaf.
D. b. MARTIN. Maa ~ pass Traftlc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
MiddIetOwn Wants A Factory

The citizens of Middletown will hold a
public melting this evening in order to
hear he report Of commit'ee. George
W. Naudan and Frederick Brady upon
the prospects Of q pickle factory Some
time age the people of Midllstown wrote
TO II ). Heinz and Company and received
letter which concludes as follows:
We have MANY substantial Inducements
offered US for tho privilege Of having ono
OF our plants aud il all conditions are fay
CRADLE We enter into negotiations to tho
end that we locate where it will DO NUT
unlly satisfactory and profitable.
If you have any subs, an ial Inducements
TO o1iar US we shall BIO pleased 10 hear from
you at your earliest convenience. Wo
suggest that committee of your citizens
visit US ut our main plant In Pittsburg,
wht re- We can then get into Details ex-
planning fully what our bushes, IL and
hear tron you what your advantages are.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
Family Drowned in Sinking Barge.

Providence. R. l., Feb. CA tragedy
happened OFF Narragansett Pier shortly
after l O'Clock yesterday morning,
when the barge General Wiley fonn-
dered during southeast gale. Cap
tain Harold and four little children
were drowned in spite Of all attempts
to save them. Captain Charles f. Hal
stead, Of the barge Sherwood, seems to
to be the only one in port who knows
anything about the captain OF the
Wiley and his family Captain Hal
stead thinks that the captains name
was Eli Harold, a widower, and is
positive that there were four children
with him. two boys and two girls, the
eldest not more than 10 or IA years old.
The mother of these children was
drowned last summer in the Hudson
river.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26

The following fest Trans with through
Pullman Sleeping Cars and unrxcelIod
dihiu%-chr service leave Wi mington for
Cihcinnnti nnd IT. Loui, as follv"s: Su4
a. m, = 1d p. III. and 9ll p IN. daily.
Leaves Wilmington for licago, making
direct connection for all Western points
so4 Il m. and 457 p. m. daily. Leave
- i,hington Tor / lit burg SO4 a, m.
4.ol ana IL p. M. daily. Special rate to
M t-burg Of ~ 0D fir Gas, and ~ 5,sec-
nnd Gloss on through train leaving at
OIL D. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE Il. II.

Schedule in effect January lG. 1907
Trains !eave Wilmington as follows.
. For philaadelpha {exlress), 10. aga ~
ll:2s. 1l.s2, las q. NJ; 'i2.is, i:Sl 300. Iii,
III; 5.u. sol. S.% ssi. i.2s. sos and VI
M: nS, s.s5. sSo Ell a. and d q 81 p. M Nus
, -. IS. is9 sj ia ill., y III 80 T. No. ~:
Acs ss a. se 81 5, ana rs s 81 r 10,
For EeH Yors fs S ', ex Ss P 'p s1.
lii s sbn Rin G. cSr ls7 q b H. ~. III
s0i. 1929 lDininE Carl, ia and sis T. m:
connecting via Broad Street Statiun.
R1 I'LL ~ t a. e. ~ H. ~ ie
s07. 72s. 5 ,c and 1913 p. n. ''' "
For Boston without change. 1912 a. m:
'1 Fer : sdHn ;; n Center, ana ln.ermsala,.
sl y iSiS ana l 4. .. NJ; ls%, i2;is .li;.
IL" 70 SS KS I,s 'tSlO' 49, '.vs' 49, vi p
baltimore and in,ermedlatc station.
I ~ iSI E IsoG H nis4 s,r.a, -,
y, W55hln; 4 :! {sSprssst. IA ~ is a.
Is, Al .' 49, IT, so q Isl, Us 49, s.
Aetommoda CON- q T. sA US ISL -. iSa aim;
Loo D. H. SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia tenpress). Isl ,s02 ~
rs rs ~ 81 - s sSs .n 81, / D. mi ii Ill., 80
49, A0 fsS 5ss IS and IA ~ - a. M h
For Chester texpressl, 81. 20. SIS. nS
q. m: ~, 800 4:5s, So a aA sos p m. =. >.
A Aeoom m Z Ia y 40 7lo 81 g. M: 'sh
~ 81 n asr S's sS III so l':s s Dins%i
ssar9 ~ Sa SS pn. SIsasetnk y4 erSa
. No. d.. l''' ''"' '''' '''' W.T. '.' al" '"''
lOl a.. m. 1906. 1918, Ito. s.5o. 523, $50
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 61
- Leave Philadsipn.a, proaa Street 70.
q. M: lis, ai2, IA, 5os sos. G.55. ii. SSs.
Accommodation, $50 si2 1915 =. H.;
1880. 2.S2. 6l3 SIS and 1870 .. IN.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
6.5S p. m. week days.
For Lewes. s13 a. H.: l.2I p. M, week
r For Dover, Harrington and uelnar,
For wyoming and way stations. sSS p.
nj Ex pfSN q fSr Cape Charles, Old ro.n.
Comfort and No. FOLK, 10. a. m week
Jays. and I'll niSat, daily.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
FOR THE VEST ia
'5O a. m, daily, Ptttsbrrg. Chicago. Gin
sinna y. Louisville and ST. Louis CDIn-
0.25 a. m, daily for PIt,sourg and cp,.
tied - two Buffet Parlo. Cars
CHIC 90, Cleveland Toe DO, cine nIisi,' 7
Louifville and g.: Louis. Dining Carl
rs p. m, daily, phtsburg and Cleveland.
80 p: m, daily, Pittsbprg G5h!caso, Nash:
ST. Louis. Dining Carr
50 D.. NJ, daily, rlttsburs and Chicago;
for Toledo. except SatuTdny
O:S5 ?. M, daily. Ptttsburg. Cincinnati
Louisville. Cleveland and St. Louis.
d2y Tor dfK hScs rseu ys 80 sbe GnsJis1
Valley Route; for Cleveland excsDE
t.'5 Congressional Limited Express. All
Destitute Par!or Cars and Dining car.
10 extra fare other THAI the usual ,'u..-
q q Limited Express. vsstlhule parlor
AIRS, Vcstibulc Passenger Coaches dId
inning Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Compan. WI
all for and check baggase from hoseis
nd residences.
FOR further information. passengers are
eferHd to the ticket agent at the STA
oil.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26

Vancouver, B. c., Feb. 26-Tbe
steamer Clutch arrived yesterday from
Skagway after the toughest trip it
ever experienced There were five feet
Of ice on its decks on FRIDAY morn
ing. Mountainous seas rolled over the
bows and swept nearly from end to end
OF the steamer Ice was even over its
pilot house, and the whistle pipes,
which run half way up the funnel,
were shrouded in ice. The weather was
frightfully cold, and for two days pas
sageways across the decks had to be
cut with axes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
The Reward For Goebel's SIa

Frankfort. KY, Feb. 26.--The special
committee having in charge the bill
appropriating 100000 as a reward for
the apprehension of the murderer of
Goebel will report the bill to the house
tomorrow, with an expression Of opin-
ion that it should pass. An effort will
be made to Immediately advance the
bill to second reading, and Democratic
leaders have notified all Democratic
members to be in their seats that day.
The measure will probably come to a
vote on its final passage either We'd
nesday or Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
meetings. TONIGHT.


Bayard Lagoon.
Camp, p. O.S.A.
Is, ard Of EiTcat!on.
Smyth Post, g. A.h.
Apollo Castle, X .ot P.
sumner Post, e. A Z
Ga field Camp, T. oFV.
Delaware Lodge. :. OF Fl.
lurcka i.oLgt, A. Fam
nelmarvla Union, b. h. +.
Sh eds Library Association.
Germani lodge /. 0 OF
Warrington Lodge, X. Of p.
Delaware COnclaY3, 4, W.
Einqua Tribe. /. q. K. NJ.
frnndywine Lodge, /. o. O. Y.
Blue fock Council, l.. o. Il.
" ilmington CDnC!avc, J. .. Fl.
Was ingt0n Lodge, A. o, u, II.
Bonrd u Police Commissioners.
St. Benedict Beneficial Society.
Bricklayers' International Union.
Stationary Engineers Association.
Diamond Council, Jr., o. U. A. H..
Christin" Encampmept, /. o, 0. 8.
Lady Franklin Home Communion.
Wilmington Corsistory, A. A. $. Il.
Winning Division, y. X. X. Of p.
kev Patrick Reilly Beneficial Society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26

Norwich, Conn, Feb. 26.-William
Clark, 80 years of age, surrendered to
the police last night, expressing a
willingness to return to New Jersey to
answer charges of burglary. The burg
laries were committed In Verona, a
suburb of Newark. He secured about
$500 worth of plumber, in jewelry and
musical Instruments, as the result of
entering three dwellings. Clark says
that the fear of eventually being ap-
pretended caused him to worry so
much that he determined to give him
self up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-26
0EPORr OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF
a Wnk l.EGIsLATufsE T. SETTLE wIrii
STATE llEVHst kH.


vpnrsuant to tbs proviAians Of Chspter lA7.
volame u, Laws Of Delaware. .uti'lgd IAN
act authorizing the APP ointment Of joint
And three OH the part OF the Rouse to seI tie
with the State Treasurer, Auditor Of so.
counts, Secretary Of the State AMI CieiAs %
the senate aud House OF kepres natives. ~
meeting 10 DO held On tho third Tu,,s(inv IA
January lOW,' the saul committees herewiI n
SUBMITS Its report Of tho sell tisnent ai,n Vac
officers aforesaid, u provided IN section Of
said act
said committee convened in tn. stale Horse
at Dover, on Tuesday, January 10 at 10 I. m,
and proceeded to business. FIRST tho commit.
tee called on secretary If state Jalnc, II.
hughes, to settle his accounts His rNrrip,s
from incorporation tees. under ca ptrr ..j,
volnme2l II, were $dJ,7.9sJ since March l3itrt
The ,ntire number Of companies incof',orsted
under raid Chapter 21I Volume q, was u.s.
His accounts, having uroa founa accurate,
We're settled by tho coniUlttne
DR.. Caleb X. Lay ton, actins stair au litDr's
clerk, appeared before the crmInittee with
Mo books oil State Auditor ipnn A. Lug d
The books We're examined u I'd f3una cor vet.
H. Mo re called Oh MIR. Lingo with tie BOOKS
audited to obtain his oiicial slgnaidre. AZ re.
CURED by law, but beeause OF his illness he
could not sim the books, whereupon TINS COM !
mittee settled tho accounts
Dr. L. Holster Iall, state Treasurer sub I
mitted his accounts 70 tho COMMITTEES. which, !
on being exam ipcd We're io'ind correct Ills |
statement OF finances OF the State of D'la- |
ware Tor the year ending january v. 1903, was:
GENERAL EUND