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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15

0TFenf(i6en 8ebGu0e f6par5 gu brapis
ren, lift felt 1898 bur6 einen untit
9arriIon's 2(OmfniItration paIIirten
@eIeBerIaB abgei4afft.
NeuBttungen be5 Gr g r a.
Iibenten Glebelunb.
9rinceton, N.zg., IA. MGr3.
- @rs9rGIioent @rDper glsbelanO u.
prof. Paul Ban 9Dte, Die cine 800
6e lang an Der &iiIte BON gtOrOzGGs
rolina gejagt 6a6sn, fe6rten geItera
na6 Princeton 3uriif. lle6er Den
SOD De5 frii6eren 9rGTOenten 9arriz
ION fogte 5r. Glepslano: Die trauz
rige 8o.53aFt bon bem So0e 9arriz
Ton'5 fat mid tief 6eipegt. 3rOB Der
I9le6ter g2a9ri4tsn boffe th DO4,
oaB sr am QGban bleiben m0ge. 8einer
uu7erer Qano5leuts ToGte e5 bera6z
TGum&n, bic 0ienfe dn3uer(snnan
tpel8s Der 6erii6mte Soote in ibrem
gamen gsleiItet 6at. Sn ietnem boz
fen Dffsntlihen 2lmte Dur0e er bom
9atriotismu8 uno gfli6tgeTu6l. oft
gum Na9t6e;l elmer tempordreu Popuz
laritdt, gefsitet. uno i'm PriOatle6er
mo6tsn fi6 |ein G:nFluB unb fsin
8eiTpie( i'm @inne s6ten 8iirgertfumS
qelteno. Sin 9e6en. tpie OuS feline,
5OQte ainen tisFsn, 6sITamen G:nbruf
in uQen 3peigen unIers5 natiOndlen
2e6en5 6interlafen.
Sas SiguaG Oeutetc unf rGefabr."
Rsp gorf, IA. Mdr5. - SO.
90. 8lafForo. Elm 8o6nnGrter osrr2es
6ig6z8auepz8a6n," murDe 6eute Triib
in Teinem S6urm6du54en 6ei Bart
Diap, N.zH., eri6oiIen ouTgeFunoen.
Sin RepolDer lag ne6an iFn. 8ladz
foro Eatte Fein Signal auF y@efabr"
qeTeBt, 10 oaB Iih tein 1lnTaG ereige
nste. 2lGem NnI4ein na6 tiegt ein
Sel6ItmDr0 OOr.
Spdtere Grmittelung i4ien un5us
Oeuten, ooB ii4 8lodforo 8ufdaig ers
fhpb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15
Ser GrmorOuug Des SRI. Jushurg
berba6tigt.

l9ubfon, N.zg,, II, N}dr3. -
Sin getpifer 8aug6an 6atptin3,
Der pegen OiebItab,,s Der76ieOsner
GdinuGiad&n aus benz 9auIe ot5
6armer5 WalIace StsDer pm @6ats
bam 9eF6ngf6 6isr eingsbro4t nor7
ben 1T, Ite6t i'm 9srOa6t 81 ienem
g@iG Sang" ge60rt gu 6aben, Dem
pOn Der 6aril,e 6osuurg be @rmors
pung BON SRI. 6osburg non Pitts@
fie(o CUR 2oit gslegt nito, tpsgsn Dsr
Der 8ruoer Der Grmoroeten unter 2lns
tlage 1tebt. 6aptins purDe DOr Sur
3em nu6 elmer ldngeran @erfOLgung
Dpm 6HfF5fferfFf Samuel 5opl:r in
sinem Gotpsrp 2ptol in NepzYprt
feItQsnpmmsn. 6otptjns fat e;ngez
rGmmt, sur 3sit Der 0&orOf6at in
9itt8FisIo gtpeien gu fein, ittat absr
itoe 8et6si(igung an oerielben in 2lb>
re6e. Die 6ami(ie 6o8burg lit opn
6apt.nS' 9erbafhng in &enn!niB gs<
IeBt poro&n, um, p@nn m0g&d, 6aps
tin8 ots einfn Der am Mprps 8:t9ei'
ll9ten au dgnosalreR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15
606ste 5teusrn in Gngz
lamb.

Qpnbon, IA. MGr3. - 0&
Shines" fagt bsute Nforgen, Iie gGaus
Be, bah bic Ginfortmeniteuar BON 3tpel
pencc auf pier2Bence pro 9funb Sterz
finq et616t tperben miiIie, uno DaB
sine 3udsriteuer uno bic 8Roeraufz
fage Ser 8sg!itrirungsgebiihr pon sIz
nem usfklling auf &orn bsabIthtS3t
nerbe.
COis Rsgiitrirurg5ge6i6r ouf 8orn
purbe bon Robert 2rme, als oiefsr
ndErsnb 8labfone's 5tpeiter 9remisrz
faoft BON 1868-'73 S4abfan3Ier
mar, a6geI6offt.
Die @:nfommen5 5teusr in 9roBbriz
tannien betrGgt fir bus Su6r pom 5,
QLpr!( 1900 bts Oo6in 1901 etnen
56iGing (25 Gents) auf Elm 9Funb
(S5). @intommen unter 90 Ctr.
$500 1ino iteuerfrti; Bel unter 400
QFrt. ($2OOO) 7ino bic erIten 16O
Q1tr(. iteuerfrei; unter 500 9itrl. biz
ec7len $50 QItr(.; unter 900 2itrf. Die
eritsn 12O 0ifrl.; unter 700 0itr[, bic
erTten 70 2Itrl.)
4mettfanif4 Ritter Der
nG 6renGegion."
9uris, IA. MGr3. - Jolgsnbe
gmcritaner Tinb fpegen ibrer @eroien>
Re um bic @eItausfts[lung gu gfittern
Der .G6renlegion" ernannt poroen:
06erIt @6orls5 gbaiGe Song. Sd5.
0eering 6umpbrebS, Der &inItler, u.
Sr. Putg. tin Sngenisur.
Gebuftion bar MiGttGrz
@ftnTt3eit in 5rantrsi4.
8urfa, IA. M2Gr3, - Sn elmer
beute i'm efpTGi76en 9alaf abgsbaltez
nan Ra6inetsIiBung nuroe bic 6r19e
i56er g1ecnt!ipn Der mbiitGrii6gn
0ien1t3eit auF 3tps; SATIRE beIprnden.
Grsa9aniniItar Nn0re fsBte ouseinanz
Der, boB b;eIer @orf6log nur odnn
acceptirt peroen t0nne, tpsnn e5 gez
linge, cirta $4,000 'Sofoaten auf irz
gsno eins WsiIe gum 5Ortoienen 81
betpegen unb be Dielen 0ispsnTirunz
cen pom O&liFdr3tpang, naT3e CUR
3sit gang uno gebs iino, ab3ui9affsn.
2Ma eTuItdt Der 6eutsgen 8erat6ung
pirb 8eneraI @nore Da8 6inun35SOs
mile beg Senats erTu4en, cine Sum
me 9eGoes gu pertpi[ligen, um benjez
niQen Solbaten. nel4e Ti3 na4 berz
ftr:9ensm 0:snIttermin p:ebsr anrptrz
ben lai7en, 606eren Sub gu be3a6lsn.
SIN Safe Ii4 Der Ssnat gefigig 3etgt
unb oas Experiment in 8etreFf Der
Teuanperbun9 after SDlootsn erfotgz
rei4 1T, 10 tpirD Der 8otI99ag CUR
ginTiibrung bes 3psijd6r SpItsmS
befinitiD in 8etra8t ge3ogen peroen.
Man i4dBt, oaB DufeI6e Dag 2anD
20 MiGionsn 5ranos pro SaEr toten
pfrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15

bonn dmeritaTii6en Stdats0epdrts>
ment bic fprmene &unomd9un9, Dab
bag WettidieBen Der rg&ational 9iflt
QlTociation" i'm nd4Tten 9erbf in
SEA 8irt, rs, iuttfinoen pirb,
er6altan uno 3uglsi4 cine @;nlaOung
an beut!fe @4iiBen, paran tbeil3uz
ne6n,sn. 0ieIe GinlaOung 1T in aIsr
sSorm benz beutT6en QuspdrtIgen
2(mte ii6ermitts[t por0sn, aber bts Toz
nett Fat bic 8otI6aft nod feline Nntz
mort oarauf erbalten.
Die OFerferten bes Rst4 g.
tags.
SIN SeniorenzGpnpent 0es 3ei6s@
tags B6eilte 8rdIiOent 8raf 8aQsitrem
Teins Q6F9t nit, bic OIterTerisn am
%. Nfdr3 sintret,n gu laRen. Bis oa@
bin muB alIo Der Stat erleDi9t Iein.
i'm bies gu srm0gli4en, iolen ale
anOeren 8prlagsn i'm 9lenum 3urud@
qeIiellt uno leoigli9 Der Stat 6eratben
tperOen. Qln6 bic S6perinSta9e Iolz
len nG6renD Der 6sbprIte6enoenWo4en
in 6prtFaQ fOmmen.
3arte 8ud7t9t 8rsmer
Oamen.
8eFfern fri6 laro Der &uiIsr i'm
Woratmmer gu Ieinem S6ldffa6Inet
bic 0breKe Der 8remsr 5rauen uno
cyungfrauen ouf einsm pra4Spoasn
8lumentiT9 bor. @r mar BON 0IeEsm
WforqenQruB gan3 ent3iidt unO 6eaufz
traqte ben 8eIanbten Der 9unIdItdote,
Or. &liqmann, Den 8remsr 9amsn
feinen 6er3li4an Ounf gu iibermitteIn.
Die NoreFe trdgt 1905 llnterF4rtften.
aus Ser 9uft entiprunz
gen.
cSn @um6innen if Der llnterofft3ier
merten, osr i'm 8erba4t Rano, an Der
Grmorbung Oes AittmeiIterS BON 8roz
1iqf bom H. 0ragoner Regiment
mit6et6ei(igt getpeIen gu Iein, aus bsm
1lnterTu4ungs @efdngniB entTprunz
aen. Gr bate nit Der 9ebouptung,
bah Eein 3sGenfsnIter unI4lieBbor fei,
me6rere 8eFangenenpGrter in Ieine
3eQe qelodt, unO pd6reno bieIe Oa5
sFsnIter eifrig unterID4ten, entpt'ats
N2erten bur6 bic offens SGur uno
I6lug bisIe binttr Ti4 gu, Fo oaB Die
@Grter singGperrt paren.
8on einem g 4laganfoll
6stroffen.
Der 6erausqe6er bes n8aperiI4en
@aterlano," Or. '5igl, peldsr, ME
I6on 9emeloet, ais geiItes8eItOrt IN
cine SeilanR1ft bei Mun6en gebra4t
purbe, 6at einen 66ldganfaa erlitten,
bur6 DEN er lints5eiti8 9eldbmt
tpurDe.
@Ilerlei aus Dsutf6lonb,
Gsr Q(mtg0ouptmonn in 3ittou,
G0niqrsi6 Sa6Ten, tparnt in ben
0FFenflidsn 8lGttern Dor en9liIa3n
gDsr6ern uno bittet, faG5 Tolde apfr
tau6en, Tofort Die @enbdrmen gu be-
na6rt6tl9en.
fertigt nu6 2tngd6sn bes &aiTer5 alS
@eI6ent Des 2eBteren fir Den 9duPt@
tinq Mataafa ouf Samoa etnen
fl6srper5ierten 6duptlin8Slta6, an
beI7en Spite 1i6 Elm beller goBbdar@
ffpeif 64f ftnDet, an.
IN Wien III Der gational0fonom
qr0F. Or. MiG6elm g}eurat6 9eItor6en.
gr f6rieb unter 2lnoerem: SPLEEN
Der Io3iaten uno poiiti{6en OetonOz
mis," nOa8 8e9t auF 2lrbeit5" n5unz
bumente Der 8oIfstpirt6I6dft."
grin3regent 2uitpolO BON 8a9ern
bat in elmer Proclamation feInen
6sr3li6en 9onf fir ale giidmiinf4s
un6 8unoge6ungen anldBli4 IstneS
9O 8q6urtstooes dusdeTbrD6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15

Die U}itglieber Oes aabinsts, 8OuO'rs
nsurs osrT@sOsner @toatsn unO
Disle unbere OiItingnirts g}dnner
tperoen Oem 2ei6snbegGn9niB bs'z
pp6nen. - grz8rGfOent @lspes
lanD abgsbaltsn. - 2Cm Sam1to9
9fadm:ttag peroen bic lle6srreIte
i'm 5toai5fapito( CUR @4uu gts
ikGt unb am Spnntag 9fa4nlltaY
fintet Die 8eiIeBung fart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15
8ds Der 0iamant

untcr ben Gosliteinen, if auateiis inter BEN gr,=
neitn oas pertbpollite oelnlttel fir bic i6mer;z
bafteu, ieOe 9cbensfrsuos pcrQdaenOeu 0dnturrboi=
BEN Die anDsren Nfitte Oisier grt belfen, ptnu
iiberbauPt, nur ooribrgcbenO; 9nufsis Oueegen
ipiro IN i5orm BON ipciBen Stu5l,dpfben am Sire
Oes 9eioens in ben 5torper cinQciiibrt, brinQt oz
nit Die tntliinocten OOcr bluteuncu aOcrtnotsH
in orttte &eribruHg nit Der uirtiamten 9iriuti,
unb linosrt lofort bic brenncuOtu Sbmer}:H, nm
i0lleBllb 9 | lunQ 5u er3ielen. ,3u baben IN
alien 4pofbettn. 9ro6sn r { i 3ugsanpt sen 3.
3entdottr g.. Bog 24l6, 9tp=QOrt.
(i5r, ,Dle, hi, ,S&gpI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15

NeU gprt, IA. Wadr3. = 9raf
8oni 6utte Dem 9eruuSge6er DEG rSi@
CARO- bic O6rfsigen i4pn fdngit 5uz
9eba6t, pie sr bei feiner 4nfunft in
getpzgorf, am %. Sunuur 1900, ba%
MATS ben 6isFgen, ibn fnterbielpenben
Reportern ertlGrte. 9er riS!garo"
mar nGnl;9 bic 9ariier 3eiIung. tpeL@
de Bel 8oni's 2lbreiIe aug paris gez
melbet 6atte. Der 2iibrian babe iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15
Stuuer in 90 a 6ingto n.

: Z II % 2 7 t 9 u.
gBaf6fngton, 9.G., IA. O}dr3.
- Sang NaIhington trauert um Den
ba6ingsIg4Rbenen @r 9rGFoenten
9arriiOn. Dir 6laggen auf Den Ofs
fsatLiGen @s6Gr5en iopo6l, ME auf
0ietsn 9riba!9tbduoen peE.n auf
6albmalt. Der Frii6era 8rauth, Bel
GoDesFdaen bon Gr 9rdIiDenten Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-15
Sturm int Tbeefe6el.
Iaris bat wifSrr zine Sen(atiou.
Ser &eSaftemr beS peSi9nrD" ncnt
@rdflein Spni DC Saitellane
beubrfei9t.

9qes bon tpegen Der QTaire 9erous
Iebe. - @ine @rinnsrung an bic
bon Gnfeqane i'm borigen SATIRE
gu Netpzgorf ousgeftpBenen 9ro.
6ungen. - Buffet, Derouleoe unb
i9re Sefunbanten pa9iren in Der
iS6pei5 um6er unb Tu9en einen
pafenbsn Srt fir ib- 0ueu. -
Menig Nsues bonn 8Oerenfrfeg. -
Gine Sin et9en bic SrunfIu9t
bonn 2Orh S9alisburp bsFirruOrtet.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Councilman Stewart Is Ta-
digHant About Il
AAD ALLEE CLASH
Senator lYantS CITY Bills
Endorsed by Men He Knows
and Believes
san Correspondence Evenlns Journal.

slam Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Jan. 26.-"E "Eaynard's the man
who did H. There's no mistake about
thati"
50 declared Councilman Hamns-a
Stewart. Republican. cf TIE s,venfh
ward. Wilmington to ycur ire-
nIondcnt yesterday afteinacl.
You might have thought he rcs.c-
scented some district away dowa i'm
Sussex county. the way he led ma
light against cur Dlll," said another
member of Council who was equally
indignant
And he didn't wait until any of the
dowR-State mon had said word
against the bill. but jumped rinht I'M
and led The attack said another.
"But Jim Robertson was ain right.
and didn't he peel Frank Alice when
he persisted In calling the States
money our money?"
And 80 It went No Wilmington
representative ever pct such round
scoring from Wilmington officials. re-
gardles5 Of politics. as Representative
haynard did yesterday. after the sit
ting of the House Committee On Nu-
niclpal Corporations. and nortion Of
the Senate Committee On Cities and
Towns
City Council. accompanied by City
Solicitor Conrad, came down Yesterday
morning 20 arrange for a hearing on
the Council bill giving TO an incor-
ptlated cities and towns in tha state
tWo-thlrds of the Staue liquor ucdnse
fees imposed therein The bin meant
$4,000 of revenue to the people Of the
city OF Wilmington
Tho meeting was held In the state
house parior the Senate members be-
Mg there by courtesy
City Solicitor Conrad and President
Of Council Alexander made earnest
pleas for the passage Of the bin. They
showed by figures that other cities re-
celve such revenue thirteen out OF
twenty cited gohing all OF it instead
az two-thirds, among them being Cam
den, Trenton, San Francisco, Grand
Rapids, Newark, Reading and Bing-
hampton. They showed that the large
pol.ce force I'm Wilmington was rem
dercd necessary largely by the liquor
traffic, and that twO-thirds Of the IL
eense fees should be applied to the
needs OF the Police Department
lt was then that Representative Bay
nafd gave City Council a slap in tie
face, and threw his wet blanket on the
Dill, which represented $4,000 a year
70 the taxpayers of Wilmington.
u am opposed 30 the bill in its pres
ent FORM he said "for / am sure
that my down-countrv friends VIII not
PASS IT, he said. smiling graciously at
bis colleagues from the rural districts
The Wilmington delegation stared at
bin in amazomcnt. They scarcely
could believe their cars.
Don't you represent the city of
Wilmington % somebody asked.
Nca, but am supposed to look ont
for the interests OF the county and
State. too ne replied. II think il
wculd be better TO apportion the H.
cense fees so that Incorporated cities
and towns should receive one-third of
the fees paid therein, that each coun-
ty should receive another third. and
that the two-thirds OF the fees received
Continued on Third Page
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
RELIC OF BYGONE DAYS
RECOVERED IN NEWT YORK

New York. Jan 26.-Frcm p battered
old tin case found i'm the cellar Of The
Stewart building Comptroller Color has
recovered documents Of greet rhetorical
value to the city. Ia the ceaa were
found tho Montgomery and D1nrsn
charters-the FIRST fomal documents
of the ci.y--and also the original Dom
can SEAL the most ancient. as we'll as
the most vc.uctic OF ail the ola seois
preserved hy ,ac city. When Col
Nicholas Rayard was mayor of New
York he had this seal placed In n
small silver box. After he was mayor
OF New York Col Bayard was tried for
c0nspiring against the king OF Eng
land. Col Atwood. who sentenced the
ex-mcyor, pronounced cruel Judgment
Tie declared that he should be hanged
alive. While still alive his body was to
be cut down and hacked to pieces.
This sentence, however. was never care
ried out. Col Atwood was some years
afterwaId himself hanged for treason.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
Abbott'S Glowing Tribute to
the Hospital Trustees
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE NEWS
Many Men Oiier Many Measures in
Both The Senate and ihe
House

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Jan. Ex-senator McFarlin
and Representative Finn yesterday
carried to a successful conclusion
their fight against the Addicks told-up
Of the Farnhurst appropriation Of
Sl24,O00, and the bill passed the Senate
by unanimous vote.
Governor HUM has given Senator
McFarlln assurance that he will ap-
prove it.
President Pro TEN Ellison made a
favorable report on the bill yesterday
afternoon and it was called up for
passage at once.
Senator Clements opened the debate.
Senator Alice followed. falling back on
the committee for his defense and
asking II it had made a proper inves-
tigation. He suggested that the COM
mittee make an explanation.
Senator Abbott a Union Republican
member who has much sympathy for
the inmates OF the hospital and a high
regard for the integrity Of the trustees,
made clever speech in which he said
the committee had found in the State
treasurer's accounts a voucher for
every cent spent by the trustees of the
hospital except the expenses Of the en-
ployes. These expenses were submitted
yesterday, and in the judgment Of tho
committee they are not exorbitaut. 1t
is apparent that they give their con-
tracts for everything that amounts to
anything to the lowest bidder. No
body Of men can do more. Certainly
the salaries have not been exorbitant
After having all the data at hand 7
am satisfied that Farnhurst. is run as
economically as it can be" he de-
clared
Short speeches in favor of the bill
We're made by Senators Knox, Blakely,
McNulty and Hart. and it then passed.
Senator McFarlin. the man most In
terested, didn't say a word He simply
looked at Senator Alice and smiled.
HUNT FOR STRAY BILL.
Three days ago Senator Alice intro
duced bin authorizing Governor HUM
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
NcIULTY SCORES POINT
IN SENATORIAL CONTEST
STAR Correspondence Evening Iourn,,.

Stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover, Jan. 26.-Another importan.
step In the McNulty-Ross contest for a
seat in the State Senate was taken by
the Senate Committee on Elections yes
terday afternoon
The members of the committee clear
led the Senate cloak room OF an OUT
siders and went into session behind
closed doors. Senator Knox presiding
and all the members of the committee
being present.
The situation was discussed freely
and at length. and Senator NcNulty
won an important point, when the SEN
ators who are to hear the case decided
to strike out all the speclfcat .ons fled
by Mr.. Ross with the exception Of
those relating to the riot In the dis
trict in South Wilmington. 1t was
agreed not to open the ballot boxes in
any Of the other districts
The taking of testimony viii be be-
gun in Wilmington on Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
DEMOCRATIC POLL DESTROYS
ONE OF THE GASHAI'S DREAMS
AddirkS Told DOVT Society Woman on Inauguration
Night That Three Democrats WOua Vote for
Him When IIe Raised Ills Finger

stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Jan. 26.--lt was on the nieht
Of January 10. Governor HUM had
been inaugurated, he had held his
informed reception in the County Court
House and the inaugural ball was in
full swing in the Hotel Richardson.
j. Edward Addlcks, his brain unset
by the adulatlon OF his down-State
worshiDers was standing conyersing
with a prominent society woman Of
Dover.
Why" he said grandiloquentiy, I'll
be elected. If the Regulars won't vote
for me, III get Democrats. There are
three Democratic members Who will
vote for me the moment I hold up my
finger"
The prominent society woman Of
Dover looked at him and maryeled
that the gaHman should have such
power concentrated in that finger of
his.
Later on. URited States District At
torney William Michael Byrne had his
memorable interview with Addicks in
Philadelphia and came home and re-
ported that Addicks had said that he
scarcely could restrain the Democratic
members from voting for him.
And then came the Evening Jour
nails poll OF the twenty-five Demo-
cratic members OF the Legislature. One
and all declared emphatically that
Addicks could not get a single Demo-
cratic vote by deal or otherwise.
That poll sealed the fate OF Ad-
dicks in the public mind. for it con-
WINGED the people. in all parts of the
State and country thst neither the
Regular Republicans nor the Demo-
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
M'FARLIN And FLlNN WIN
BIG FIGHT FOR THE INHATES
Oh HOSPITAL AT FARNHURST
Governor Hum Premises Senator McFarin to approve
tho Bill Carrying With II an Appropriation
Of $l24,OOO for The Insane

TO appoint an additional notary public for
the town of Dover. and had il referred
under suspension os rules. Yesterday he
wanted 90 gct it through the Senate. ana
went 90 Chairman Slaughter, OF tho Com
mittee on judiciary and requested him TO
report IT,
Il haven't seen your BILL" said Chair
man Slaughter, and then began q hunt
which covered the Senate and the House.
Finally the missing measure was found
in the House where it had been taken bv
mistake.
NOTICE or BANKING PROJECT.
Senator Slaughter gave notice Of an act
To- incorporate tine Diamond State Trust
Company. The bin has not been drawn.
ana its precise terms have not been do
cidcd upon. Dover nen. Including Sem
ator Slaughter, are back of the project.
LAND REGISTRATION BILL
Senator Wright has received from Jo-
siah Marvel. OF Wilmington, notice OF n
bill providing for the registration of land
titles. IL is the Torrens Land bin of
England in form modified 10 suit con-
ditions In this state.
"VAGRANCY" VS.. .TRESPASs o
Senator Clements gave notice OF an act
to further amend chapter 225. volume u.s.
Laws Of Delaware. relative 20 the feos
of Justices OF tine peace. constables and
shorihs IN certain cases When tramDs
ere arrested for "trcspassing." the fers
IN each case amount 10 between SO and
81, but when they are arrested for va--
rancy the fees are but fifty cents. The
hill provides that 0ll tramps shall be tried
for vagrancy and not for trespass. 1t is
a blow at the men who make so much
money by arresting tramps on railroad
property.
BRASURE AS HIS BILL.
Senator Brasure received his cigarette
hiil yesterday, and at once proceeded t0
line up the members OF the Senate in its
favor and against William L. Smalley.
Jr., the attorney for the Tobacco Trust.
who has declare. that he will beat II.
The statesman from Sussex Will make his
nsht Of tho.s ,on in belalf of-his ban.
and he is determined fully not to with
draw it FOR the Tobacco Trust or any
body else.
w ANTS CHALLENGERS INSIDE.
Representative Kitchens introduced n
bill 70 allow chaliengers at elections in
tine city Of Wilmington to go inside the
voting place at general elections. AT
present they are compelled TO remain
thirty feet away from the election rooms.
In the House the bin repeating the law
prohibiting saloon keepers from screen
ing their windows was reported favor
ably. Mr.. Monaghan introduced the
labor Leagues bin providing that eight
hours shall constitute a days work ON
public contracts. Mr.. Clark gave notice
Of bill providing for the punishment Of
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Evening journal., 1901-01-26
AEHDERSHlP IElaS RECRGl5IzE
Work Of Obtaining l. Inca. Members
TO be Vigorously Resumed

Following is the standing of the con-
te~tants IN the indoor contests OF the n
81. g. A.. Frans p. Shilling. 10 IL
Dunts William L. Foster. 40 points
Herman pohl. D. l-2. Fred H. Merlw.
y on - ~; William u. Saunders. IL:
j. Is. Tucker. no; Charles B. Damien
Lew Foster. l-2' horop khroumdian.
r. Stuart S. Frank Light 4; Joseph
Dance, IA or 4 John Paris, 3, Charles
B dsser. 2l-2. Chorlos r. 'Taiore 2 ~.
Charles tellirs GcClee yQla-
hue, /.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
win Give MiIitnrr Rnrinl

Captain Rutan Of Company X, n. G..
D., has requested all members Of tho
Company to meet in the armory tonight
to make arrangements for attending ths
funeral Of George p. Farrell. who was
killed during the battle in Tien Tsin,
China The body is expected to arrive
in Wilmington today or tomorrow. Far.
rell formerly was q member of Company
n and an members who were in the
Company during the Spanish-American
wor are requested 10 assist in tho last
military rites over the young hcro's
body.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
HlDELEY CHURCH. TO CELEBRATE
Thirlitth Birthday wilt bo Time Of Re.
iaicing

In Madeley Church tomorrow. the
Goth anniversary will be celebrated
bv double program of music and exer-
cises. IN the moruing the following will
he given.
Anthem. hymn. No. s58, prayer. the
hcv James Dunhracco. response. scrip
rue lesson. John, 1921; hymn No. los;
anthem, sermon, the Rev. J +. Otis,
PRAYER anthem, hymn, 40. OPS, and ben
cdiciion.
In the evening there viii be another
special program.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
ARRESTED on BIGlNY CHARGE
John ". ScsHe Alleged 10 Have Two
Wives Living

John w. scone, employed ia res
iaurant in Chester,was arrested i'm this
city ON Thursday night hy County Dltec.
tive Thomas Berry ON a charge of big
amy. To is alleged that Doe married Della
" Hcacock in Camden on December 26
i1st and That lac hls another wife living.
10 is further alleged that Scono married
his irst wife ia This city, IN 1899 At a
henrns before Magistrate Hare in Ches-
ter ye-tcrdny Sronc was held in $500 bail
TO await the action OF the New Jersey
authorities
Wilmer Heacock of Marcus Hook.
father of Mrs. Scone 40 two, was in this
city yesterday looking mp evidence in the
case.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
81 oraduates " waated Cor Positions

Owing to It's extensive acquaintance
and wide reputation for thorcugnness.
.GOidey College. Sth ana Market streets.
has 20 De almost weekly adyertiMlg
fer graduates TO take positions,
through the demands made on it By
the hest business firms I'm this and
other cities See want column in this
paper to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-01-26
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respondence Schools. j. 81 Wuidng.
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