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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
steen, D.. 14o; Edward Lucas, r., 172

Steen, D., 140; Edward Lucas, r., 172.
Lucas majority, %.
Pencader, Ist district-George G
Brown, D., III; William Cornog
Brooks, r., III. Tie vote.
fencader. I'd district-Uharles Croinp-
ton, Jr., D., 1913; Frederick T. Mo-
Intire, r l3l. McIntire's majority, 4.
Red Lion, lst Observation-Disclosures w.
Cheairs, D.. 147; Sylvester ID. Town
send, r., POI. Townsend's majority, 81.
Red Lion, I'd district-Harry q.
Clark, D., 100; Daniel B. Stewart R.,
81; Clarks majority, Is.
st. Georges, LIST distriot-Franklin j.
Pennington, D., lag; Joseph F. Lynch,
r., 1873. Pennington's majority, 49,.
st. Georges, I'd distriot-Samuel B.
Bender. D., ITO; William MoMullin,
Jr., r.. 122. MoMullln's majority, IL.
ST. Georges, Sd district-Edwin r.
Cochran, ST., D., 154; Alfred g. Cox,
r., 1874. Cox's majority, 80.
st. Georges, 4th distriot-Andrew S.
Eliason, D., 100; Julius w. Clayton,
r., 1913. Eliason's majority, 7.
Appoquinimink. LIST distriot-John
L. Carpenter, D., l61; William g.
Money, H., l4o. Carpenters majority,
IA.
Appequinimink, I'd district-William
X. Z. Tatman, D.. l26; William q.
Enotts. r.. 49, Knort's majority, ~.
Blackbird, LIST district-John Spioer,
D., 1928; Harry S. Woodkee per, r., 73.
Spicer's majority, 30.
Bla,kbird, I'd dIstriot-Willism L.
Reynolds, D., 49,; Walter Ford, r.
5s. Reynolds majority, 80.
KENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
First Representative district-L. j.
Reyno DIS, D., LIST, 2l2; I'd, 2l7; total,
459; B. II. Ross, r., LIST, 275; I'd, 23S
total, ola; Ross majority, 81.
Second Edward II. Paradee, D., 1st
233; I'd, lag; total, 379; james F: lay
lor, R., lst, ITO; I'd, 225; total. 400
Taylor's majority, 2l.
Third-.George Reilim, D., LIST, 139
I'd, 25l; total, $3.50; William g. Savin
r., t,so; I'd, .2l5; total, 305; ReiIim' I
majority. IS.
Fourth Henry Williams, D., 249; W
M. Geham. r., 29I; W. q. Moore, S
T., 8; Geham's plurality, 45.
Fifth-Gilder ID. Jackson. D., lst
297; 3D. 100; total, AT; A. b. Moore
r., lst, 295: I'd, 16l; total, 456
Moore's majority, 80.
Sixth-Robert II. Greenly, D., lst
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded Thursday at City Regis
try Bureau: No. 6lS Broome street, by
Howard B. Springer to John r. Gala
her, for 81, 750: a dwelling on the north
side Of ShallerosH avenue west OF
Adams street, by John X. Gallaher to
Howard B. Springer. for ~, 600 east
side of Harrison street north OF Syca-
more, by William M. Connolly to
Elwocd g. HILBERT. for S3, 600; east
side of Orange street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth, by David Dunwsll to
william H. Robinson, for "a, 600; north
side OF Fifth street east of Van Buren,
by Bridget Murray to David bangle;
north side OF Fifth sleet east OF Van
Buren,, by David bangle and wife to
David Dangel, Jr., for s3, 600; east
side of jackson street south of Seventh,
by Andrew l.. johnson and wife to
WiIhelmina Krautter, for sl,a50; east
side OF Adams street south of Sixth, by
Anton Buckonhen and wife to David
Dangel, for 81, 600; east side of Broome
street south OF Ninth, by Frank L.
Speakman to Lindley O. Kent, for
81, 900; north side of Fourteenth street
east of West, by A, L. johnson and
wife to Thomas j. Haddock; No. 4lO
East Tenth street, by Harry l.. Valen'
tine and wife to Mary s. Jones, for
Sl35O
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
EQUAL SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.
Business Transacted at tho Annual Mnet-
ing at New Castle.

Business Transacted at tho Annual Mnet-
ing at New Castle.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
New Castle, Nov. 16..-The fourth
annual meeting OF the Equal Suffrage
Association Of Delaware was held yes
terday in Armory Hall, in the old
Court House. The session was opened
at 10. 80 O'Clock by the reading of the
4th chapter of Philippians by the Rev.
Eugene. Thrasher, pastor OF Nazareth
NJ. j. Church. The roll call and the
reports of the president, secretary and
treasurer followed with a report by
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait On the
national bazaar which is to be held in
New York, December 3D. to 9th. Tho
association decided to use holly to
dec rate the booth that shall represent
this State at the bazaar. The balance
Of the session was devoted tc routine
business. The afternoon session opened
at . o'clock with Mrs, Martha 5.
Cranston presiding. Mrs. Ellen IL. 4.
Prico of Swathmore, Pa, read an in.
tefesling paper on the Value and
merit Of the association to mankind and
womankind. Prof. William Ii. Purcell
of Delaware College delivered IN ad-
dress and eulogized the work OF the
members of tho organization. An in
| terssting talk on legislation was given
by Prof. Wesley Webb of Dover.
The election of officers resulted as
follows. Mis-. Martha S. Cranston,
Newport, president; Mrs. Margaret W.
Houston, Georgetown, vioe-president !;
Mrs. Mary II. Thatcher. Wilmington,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. May
| Price Phillips, recording secretary ;
| Miss Emma Lore, Wilmington. treas.
urer.
Mrs, Mary H. Thatcher was elected q
delegate 10 tho Woman Federation oil
Clubs. Tho election OF delegate to
the National Convention. which is to
be held in Minneapolis, Wis, the first
week in June, was postponed and placed
in the hands of the executive commit
tee Miss Emma Lore sang THE Star
Spsngled Banner" in pleasing man
ner. The history of Woman's Suffrage
in Delaware during the past five years
was read and proved very interesting.
Among events chronic ed was the plac
ing OF NATIONS at the police station,
Wilmington; appointment of female
factory inspector, and ra sing the ag'
Of consent of females.
The value uf the press was spoken o
and the offer of Editor BELL of the Sun
day Star to print the doinEs OF thu
association were commented upon.
Mrs. Gait. at the evening session, de
livered an interesting address on equa
suffrage and answered numter o
questions relative to the organization.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
'94 TAX BUDGET CLEARED UP.


e. NJ. sayers, Collector for the Southern
District, Settles in Full.
The city tax budget for 1894 has
been cleared up, the last settlement
having been made with City Council
Thursday by Eugene M. Sayers, COL
lector for the Southern district, who
turned over to City Treasurer Hamann
his last instalment for that year,
amounting to S547. IL.
At Thursday nights meeting OF City
Council the finance committee reported
that Mr.. Sayers bad settled 10 full for
the year 1894, his account, which has
Just been closed, being as follows;
General assessment on SIG, 3a3,3 80, at
81. 10, Sl79, 776. Al; school assessment
on SIC. 1856, 760, at 40 cents, s65, All. Ofi
5 per cent added to all collections after
September LIST, 1894, 81, 669. 81; total,
S247, 1892 81; collections in july, lS94,
SIG, 500. 10; rebate in July, lSol.
90. 2S7. SO; collections in August, 1884.
IS. 952 At; collections from September
LIST, 1894, to November 10Th, 1900, inclu-
siye, 1852, 1872. II; error list allowed,
81, 657. So; total, sa47, s92. SO. The re-
port was accepted and ordered recorded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
CITY COUNCIL IS SESSION.
Regular business Transacted at the
Weekly Meeting.

Regular business Transacted at the
Weekly Meeting.
City Council Was in session COM
paratively short time Thursday. The
S. P. @. A. presented the following re.
port for October, which was accepted
and filed: Number Of Digs in the
pound September Both, Al; captured
during October, 100; killed, l03; re,
deemed, g.; sold, Il; left at the end OF
the month, 3; receipts from the sale
aud redemption of animals. s2l. 90. The
society was allowed its monthly appro-
priation, Sl50.
Council accepted complimentary
tickets from the Union Club for its
reception, which is to be held in Turn
Hall on the evening of December It'll.
City Treasurer Hamann reported a
balance of a67, 562. 65 to the credit of
current expenses, SOL, 1928. 65 being in
tie First National and 1000 IN each
of the four depository banks. His re-
ceipts during the week were as follows i:
From Tax Collector Sayers, S547. ~;
Collector Lewis, $3.50; City Auditor
Pyle, S5, license fee; depository banks,
S54, interest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
MINOR OFFICES.

Vote for Road Commissioners, Assessors
and inspectors Throughout the state.
Follow ing is the vote for road com
Ihissioners, assessors and inspectors
throughout the State:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY ROAD coMMIs-
i Brandywine hundred, 1st district
Frank Marion, D., 60; Jeremiah b.
Harvey, r., l57. Haryey's majority, 49,
IN Brandywine. Sd district Nicholas
8pieles, D., 80: James Francis Petit
demanee. r., 1sl. Petitdemange' ma
jority, 10l.
Cnristiana- William @. Ward, D.,
,1st, 90; I'd, 81 3D.. CO; 4th, lag; 9th,
lG3; total, 42S. William j. Brown, r.,
lat, 1876; I'd, 1854; Sd, 1879; 4th, l6l;
6th, 81; total, GS7. Browns majority,
ARMill Creek-Samuel Aiken, D., LIST,
;10S; I'd, 1873; I'd, 5o total, 321. Joseph
higgins, R., LIST, 237; I'd, 1852; Sd, log;
total. 605. Higgins majority, 2S4.
aWhits Clay Creek John I. Mokeown,
9D.. Let, 105; I'd, 14S; 3D., ITO; total,
1853. Daniel Thompson, r., 1st, 1877 !;
"a, 122; Sd, 1876; total, 1856. Thompson 8
\ majority, 70.
New Castle-James W. Denning, d.. i,
LIST. 173; I'd, lag; Sd, 1876: 4th, l49;
tptal, 594. George W. Appleby, R.,
S3et, l64; I'd, 149; I'd, 95; 4th, I'll; total,
sic. Denning's, majority, ID.
Pencadpr- William o kourke, D., 1st,
12l; I'd, l26; total. PAT. William b.
Ford, D., lst, 1T; I'd, 1873; total, 245.
Charles F. Walton, R., 1st, lis; I'd,
\ 100; total, 245. Joseph I. Laws, r. 1,
R1st, 115; I'd, 1872 total, 2I7. O'Rourke,
I'D. and Laws, r.. elected.
l Red Lion-George U. Deputy, d.,
sS1st, 1874; I'd, 105; total, $50. James
ia. Batten, r., lst 1874; I'd, 49,; total,
s392. Batten's majority, ID,
5H St Georges -SpeL Ger s. Holten, ID.
41st, lag; ID, 10; Sd, 100; 4rh, 1919
.|yotal, 545. Thomas E. Clayton, X.
N1st, 1928; I'd, 1872; Sd, It's; 4th, 131
tptal, 556. Clayton's majority, II.
Appoquinimink- John p Collins. ID.
5st, 157; I'd, 1877; total. 2S4. tranH
W. Tatmann. D., 1st, 100; I'd, 1876
Total, 2s6. Purnal s. Daniels, r.. 1st,
Nl150; I'd, 139; total $50. Walter s.
/. Money, R., LIST, Isl; ID, 1as; total, 2S9
Daniels aud Money elected.
M Blackbird = william I'll. Armstrong
Id, LIST, 1873; I'd, so. Charles A. George
ID, 1st, 1875; I'd, So. james II. Pryor
Jr., D., LIST, 126; I'd, Sc Wilmer @
4 Stats, R., n; I'd, 50. james II, Nc
iColum, R., LIST, ~; I'd, Sc. William
#. Reynolds, H., LIST. 70; I'd, So Arm
atrong, George aud Pryor elected.
l% ASSESSORS
WI Brandywine hundred WIN. Il. Bar
low, D.. lst, Is: I'd, 209; ID, 81; total
B6s. Samuel W. Handy, r., LIST, 100
Rd, 1872; 3D., IT'S; total, SIT. Handy
haiority. 149.
Christiana Robert Mccullough, d.
Hist, 81; I'd, S.; Sd, &C.; 4th, las, 9th
Mss; total, a29. JohE L. Whann, r.
lst, 1873; I'd, 100; 3D., lao; 4th, 159
9th, "a; total, ESQ., Whann's majority
#261.
Mill Creek Bernard Duross, D., Isl
M0s; I'd, l57; Sd, Sc; total,321. Lemut
Graves. R., LIST. 237; I'd. 265; Sd, 100
total, Cos. Graves majority, 284.
White Clay Creek--Eli Coates Mode
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
DASTARDLy WORK OF TRAMPS.

Bethlehem. Pa, Nov. 15.-Tramps
last night threw open switch of the
Lehigh & Lackawanna railroad, 10
miles north of here, and the Bath ex-
press was derailed, running into the
Monocacy Creek, but not overturning.
Seventeen passengers were aboard, but
nobody was hurt. Travel was blocked
until this morning.
County Detective Johnson thinks the
train wreckerH are professionals.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

D., lst, 1O1; I'd, 14S; Sd, Ill; total,
800. John Henry Clark, R., LIST, l4l;
I'd, 12l; 80, 1877; total, $50. Clark's
New Ctastle-John f. shearer, D.,
1st, 1870; I'd, 143; Sd, lao; 4th, 149;
total, GIT. Arthur M. Wise, R., LIST,
1863; I'd, ll7; Sd. n; 4th, TIA; total,
556. Shearers' majority, 81.
Pencader-Barry l.. Dayett, D., lst.
1876; I'd, 1917 total, 1853, Benjamin X.
Lee, r., LIST, 1903; I'd, l2l; total, $50.
Dayett's majority, 49,
| Red Lion-Hsrbert g. Cannon, D.,
1st, l49; I'd, 102; total, 253. Theodore
Jones, r., LIST, 1893; I'd, 80; total, 279.
Jones majority, %.
st. Georges Henry Heller, D., lst,
1877; I'd, ITO; Sd. 135; 4th, 126; total,
542. Howard Dickson, R., 1st 1879; I'd,
122; Sd, 1872; 4th, 1873; total, sod.
! Dickson's majority, u.
| Appoquininiink = Nathan W. Van
horn, D., LIST, Isl; I'd, lbs; total, 276.
Joseph @. Hutchinson, r., list, 1862 /;
I'd, 14l; total, BOB. Hutchinson's ma
| iority, 49,
Blackbird = Clarence E. Donovan,
D., LIST, 1919; I'd, 10; total, 2lS; John
Beth, r., 1st, 80; I'd, 81; total, 100.
donovan majority, 90.
INSPECTORS.
Brandywine, 1st district-Thomas s.
Bird, D.. TS; William Leach, R., l46
Leach majority, g..
Brandywine, I'd district-Curtis L.
Talley, D., 1856; John L. Clark, R., 2l5.
Clark's majority, 80.
Brandywine, Sd district--E Horace
Liyermore. D., 70; Abraham L. Tyre,
r., ISL Tyres majority. 102.
| Christians, 1st district-Hugh Gar
rett, d., SO; Thomas Walter Young,
r., 1913. Young majority, 36.
Christiana, I'd, district-George L.
Vausant, D., 5s; John Hearn, r., 1863.
Hearn's majority, Ill.
Christiana, Sd district John Deery,
D., Ct; William II. Ogle, R.. 139.
Ogle's majority, 70,
Christiapa, 18th district-John p. Nc
Colum, D., l5l; Howard G. Ely, II.
1855. Ely's majority, 4.
Christians, 9th district Dennis A.
Rowe, D., 65; William T. Parks, r.
"a. Parks MAJORITY, 20.
Mill Creek, lst district-Irvin Alcorn
D., no; Rufus s. Broadbent, r., 236
Broadbent's majority, l26.
Mill Creek. I'd distriot-Wm. Little
d.. 1856; Henry b. McVaugh, R., 266
McVaugh's majority, Ill.
Mill Greek, Sd district Samuel Gary
: D., Co; Lawrenos NJ. Whiteman, r.
90. Whiteman's majority, 3S.
White Clay Creek, 1st dist ct--A lfret
l.. Jones, D., 80; Henry f. Smith, Il.
143 Smiths majority, "A.
: White Clay Greek, I'd district-Wil
liam II. Smith, d !, 1877 John ?. Will
son, R., 13l. Smiths majority, 6.
j White Clay Creek, I'd disrrict-Jame
r. Marshall, D., 12l; Henry Singer
r., III. Marshal's majority, 4.
New Castle, let distriot-Joseph L
Fevre, D., 172; William l. Thatcher
!; r., l65. LIE Feyre's majority. 2.
, New Castle. I'd district-Owen II
Sheridan, D., 1876; Samuel Ford, R.
!, 15l. Ford majority, 10.
Il New Castle, Sd district-Iiawreno
/; Walls, D., 1874; Edward Burris, R., 81
Walls majority, AZ.
, New Castle, 4th district--Csleb V
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Col. Townsend of the First Delaware
Re9iment has issued an order making
the following appointments for Co. G I:
W. Leclars Brentwood, Roy II. Jones,
William Wilkinson, George Cahall and
George Page to be serReants and
Nathanial Ring. Washington W. But
Ter, Charles Sullivan, Sias ]. Lewis,
Hurry j. Axes and Charles j. Todd to
be corporals. Corporal Horace H. Barto
aud Private Harry W. Connolly of Go.
A have served out their terms of en-
listment and been honorably discharged
form the service.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

George W. Day, employed at the car
shops Of the T., W. & b. railroad in
this city, sustained an ugly wound
Thursday on the eyebrow that came
near destroying Lis sight. He was
using chisel that became fastened
and drove another alongside in an
effort tn loosen the one fastened. One
Of the chises flew out and struck him
with some force across the brow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Patrick McCue aud james O'Brien,
arrested in Philadelphia on charge
of being implicated in the robbery OF
j. Harry Oleaver's residence, in this
city, on October 24th, we're brought
here Friday by Detective Witsil.
Ikey were arraIgned before Magistrate
Sasse, when each waived a hearing
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Frederick Dorman Loses His Life in the
Freight Yard at Delmar.

FTeIght fHru AT IeIffiHT'
Frederick Dorman, aged 20 years,
who had been resident OF Wilmington
for the past six years, met instant
death about o. clock Friday morning at
Delmar. He was riding on the rear
end of the tank Of an engine which
had left train on the main track and
when the engine backed it was ascer-
tanned too late that the rear end of the
tram had not cleared the track, and a
collision resulted. Doiman did not
have time to jump and was crushed
into a shapeless mass. The body was
removed 10 the freight house and after
ward to the undertakers' shop. Inter
ment was made at Greenwood, the
former home of the deceased.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
GBlGGs IO LEAVE The CABINET.

Washington, Nov. 16.-At the cabi-
net meeting today, Attorney General
Griggs made the the formal announce
ment that on March 4th next he will
retire from the cabinet.
Mr.. Griggs will leave the Presidents
official family for purely business
raasona
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
state Contracts Awarded.

Special Correspondence OF UaleLtt and JOurnAI.
Dover, Nov, l6. Clark " Mcdaniel
have been awarded thb contract for
furnishing the General Assembly with
stationery and supplies; theft hid was
81, 4l6. 10. Slaughter & Bice have been
AWARDED the cant-act for furnishing
the State House with coal; their bid
was So. 80 per ton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

WILL REMAIN In CHINA,

Washington. Nov. 15.-Gen. Chaffee
has cabied the Wai Department the
following from Taku, under date OF
November 14th:
''Sixth Regiment, United States
Cavalry, will remain in China, under
command OF Lieut.. Col. Theodore j.
Whit, with Troops l, x, L and NJ.
Cbatfee.o
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Dover, Nov. 16. -Gov. Tunnel yestar-
day appointed james =. Richards
justice Of the peace at Marsballtan,
to succeed Samuel Gray, who has re-
moved from that town, and reappointed
w. P. Cullen Justice of the peace at
Milford. A justice of the peace for
Dover, to succeed the late Peter l..
Cooper, will be appointed next week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Phmnix, All. Nov. 10. y Hunters have
found skeleton, believed TO BIO the
remains of Burt Alvord, leader Of ore
OF the NEST desperate bands of train
robbers that ever operated 10 Arizona.
1t il believed he was killed by one of
his own gang.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Washington, Nov. l5.-The State
Department has been informed that
r. A. Mo4eley, Jr., consul general Of
the United States at Singapore, died
Yesterday at Yokohama, Japan. He
was granted lease of absence by the
department s. me weeks ago. upon
representations that his health de
marded charge of climate. Mr..
Moseley was appointed to his post
January 7th, 1883, from Alabama.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Glasgow, Scotland, Nov. 10. The
work OF building Sir Thomas LIpton's
new merica' s cup challenger, Shamrock
ii, has been started in penny's yard,
at Dumbarion, within an enclosure. G.
L. Watson, the yacht designer, has
laid out the lines Of the framework,
which will be constructed Of nickel
steel. The plates will probably be of
bronze.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Manila, P. l.. Nov. Is. The censor
ship was removed today. Gen. Mac
Arthur, however, has issued directions
to the cable companies ordering them
to furnish him with a copy Of all press
dispatches.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

The next annual enoampment OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic will bs
held in Smyrna on May I'd. The date
OF the encampment was fixed Thurs
day at meeting of the Department
Council of Administration. Gen. Raus-
ssir OF St Louie, national commander,
will probably attend the encampment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Geneva, ILL.,, Nov. 15.-Fire today
destroyed the plant of the Appleton
Manufacturing Co., in this city. IL
started in the paint shop. The loss is
$3.50, 900. The company manufactured
farm machinery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

Berlin, Germany, Nov. Is. The
Reichstag today re-elected Count Won
Balestrem President of that body, by
26S votes out 0f 294 cast.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22
MEXICANS ARE INTERESTED
In Report Circulated at Pekln,
China, That the
CHINESE DISCOVERED AMERICA
And Erected Several Temples
in Mexico.

II the Report OF the Finding of the Records
at Pekin Shall be Verified, an Expedition
VIII start From Monterey to Explore tho
Temples of sonora.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Wrixham M. McIlvaine, D...... ...16l
Henry j. Lawson, r. R..................2 %
Harry prettynan. u. R,,...............2i 4
Prettyman's plurality. ................. II
NINTH DISTRICT.
Eli Pepper, D..................... $50
Alfred ]. Lynch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1877
George f. Jones. .,.......
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-22

FOURTH DISTRICT.
William J. West. D......................S
Games Il. Tull. r. r.. ................... 20
Samuel j. Messick. U. R.........-...... 1857
William Riggin, P....................." Z
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-02-14
JOHN A. McILHENNY.

With this issue we announce the
name of Mr.. John A. McIlhenny as
a candidate, subject to the action
of the Democratic voters on Marcel
9th next, for the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Mr.. McIlhenny is an Ibernian by
birth: has received a good educa
ton; is at the head of the large
business interests left by his
father; has good judgmedt, and
the interests Of the State and Par
ish at heart.
He is one of the few Louisian
ians who saw active fighting dur
ing the late war with Spain, and
because of his gallantry soon rose
from a private to Lieutenauts
position in the famous Rough Rider
regiment.
This gentleman is and always
has been Democrat, and asks
Democrats to support his can
didacy.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-02-14

lows: AIS 16 miles, BIS "a miles,
C's 90 miles, and DIS SO miles;
what ought each to pays
Z What is the length OF one side
Of cistern of cubical form, con-
tanning 1881 solid feet!
GEOMETRY.
/. Prove that in any polygon the
sum of all the interior angles is
equal to twice as many right an
Giles. less four, as the figure has
sides.
9. Prove that if any side of trl-
angle is produced, the exterior an
gle is equal to the sum of the two
interior angles which are opposite.
3. Prove that the sum of the three
angles of any triangle is equal to
two right angles.
4. Prove that the sum OF the an
giles of any parallelogram is equal
to four right angles.
ALGEBRA.
/. Given 3xX2y equals 90, XN4y
equals q, to find and y.
9. Given 2yX4x equals 81, yA3x
Equals 10, to find y and X.
3. Given divided by 4A5y dl-
vlded by 6 equals IA, X divided by
SKY divided by 6 equals to find
X and y.
The above problems were solved
by Misses Sylvia Occur, Emma
Segura, Mia Broussard and Marie
Blanchet.