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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
ASIZTY MINUTEJURY
Rapid Work at tho Bosschie.
tor Trial.
NOTION TO QUASI IS DENIED.
Three of the Men Accused Of KILLING
Mill Girl In Paterson, N. J., Placed
on INSTRUMENTATION OF
Witnesses Begun.

PATERSON, n. j., Jan. l5.-The trial
of Walter l.. McAlister, Andrew Camp.
bell and William A. Death, three of the
four men accused Of the murder of Jennie
Bosschieter, mill girl Of this city, under
circumstances revolving in their utter lack
of humane considerations, commenced
yesterday before Judge Dixon in the Pas
sale county court of oyer and terlniner
George j. Kerr, the fourth man under in.
dictment, WAS not in court. as he has been
granted a separate trial on the ground
that he was not present when the fatal
dose was administered to the girl.
Before the trial was begun it was ex.
pected That al least two days would be
necessary 10 complete the jury, but Judge
Dixon carried the proceedings on with
such yigor that within one hour after the
court was called to order he had empan.
eled his II jurors aud heard the opening
lines Of the address Of the prosecuting at.
torney. The remainder of the day saw
four Of the principal witnesses in the case
on the stand, Mrs. Nina Bosschieter the
mother of the unfortunate girl. was one
her daughter Susie another, Christopher
Saal, the proprietor of the saloon where
1t is alleged the girl was administered the
drug, was the third and Gus Scoulthorpc,
the hack driver Of the horrible midnight
ride, was the last. Mother Rnd daughter
told of ,lenuie's life Al home and at the
mill. telling fully of the incidents just
previous 10 the girls disappearance
OF the four witnesses the testimony OF
S"outhorpe wns the most important as
well MS the mos; startling. In his crude
unrarnish"d way he told To the minutes,
detail III" story Of the crime. He graphic
ally described the taking of the almost
unconscious girl from the saloon to the
Victoria and Of the ride ont Of the city
and the unHpeakahe crimes committed
on the dead OF almost dead girl
Apparently iittip beside the murder cas-,
was on the minis If the Paterson people /
yesterday, and m hour before the time
set for the beginning Of the trial the little |
courthouse was surrounded by a great /
crowd of pcering, goSsping men and |
girls. II was ragged and Idle thrGng for /
III" most part that watched every door
and window Of the low building
1t was but \ few minutes after 10
o'cl"ck when Judge bison ascondcd the
bench. The tire" accused Inrn then en-.
tered the courtroom. i'nst came Death, |
then Campbell and McAiist.r. preceded !
h% the sheriff and escorted hy CunsiahlrS.
Ih" prisoners land to walk the entire
length Of thc courtroom, and their attl-
tudts We're charactcriSticaily different.
Death seemed the most oppressed, ana
lu> jNw was SET flully. aud he Strp,ud
qrir..ly, ms though tr were anNious to
reach his srat instailIg. cumphdl smiled
and carried hiwscll huoyHuilr. McAlis-
4 whb ltpk pI his : in Il,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
1:ES)Ai. JANUARY IS. 1901

WE are inclined to think that the
p. w. II b. K. II, Company will. IN
the near future. Dui,d large pas
seneer station somewhere IN the
vicinity OF Water and Market
streets. THERE'S one thing certain
and that is a new depot will not be
erected at Fourth and Pine streets.
When this improvement comes. aud
II must soon. 1t Will enhance the
value OF every property on MARKET
street iron Front street up to
Fourth. The numerous purchases
which have been made Uv tn. Kali
road Companies 10 the v,>initv of
French and King stiee's. will lead
to the expenditure Of several hln-
dred thousand dollars IN this city
within the next year. ii not this
year. With the proper funds spent
on the Christ,ana river. Wilmington
is bound to Jorge aneal faster
within the next five years than
during the past twenty wears.
Mark our word. Wilmington is
bound to reach the loo, 900 mark in
popui within the next five
years and have tine largest kind of
a department store, that will lalrly
rival the Grand Depot OF john
Wanamaker in Philadelphia.
There is probability that in less
than a year another large five or
six story building will 20 up on
Market street and the numerous
business enterprises of much
talked o. man IN Delaware be I'M.
der one roof, instead OF being scat
tered fir ON Wilmington to New York
This is the reIaon wnv numerous
business concerns in this city tavor
two Republican L. s. Senators de-
ing elected as soon as possible.
With two Senate at Washington,
our river and harbor appropriation
would be looked alter better and
more liberal amount allowed WI.
mington and the state. as It's share
Of the money appropriated to m
prove the water ways OF the Della
ware. It's not sentiment says
Vim. Lawton that the Republican
Senators should he c.ected at once.
but business and boom Lor Will |
minston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. - General
Greedy, chief signal officer, y. S. A., has
received n dispatch from Lieutenant Colo.
mel james Alien, in the Philippines, an
nouncng that the signal corps has laid
cables from 0slob, island OF Cebu, to
Dnmaguete. island Of Ncgros, and thence
to Misamis and bintogo, island Of Min
dHnao. This extension of the military tel
"graph system connects for the first tine
the large and important island of Min
tanao with Manila and the rest Of the
world. Heretofore in some instances
three weeks time would clapse before the
army officials at Manila would hear Of an
engagement tina; had taken place in Min
danao but the newly laid cable will put
Manila in direct and au.ch communal
ton with this lower island. 1t Is hoped
thai the extension Of tEp cables from Tu-
ruron t" til, SOLO group by way OF ZanI-
hoanga will he completed within The neIt
mlnth,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
ARMY Sill DELAYED.
Senate Makes No Prngrc.. VIII the
Measure.

WASHINGTON. Jan. tj.-Iust at the
close OF la5 a. ircary discussion Of
technical details u the army rporgani2a.
,ion lin Mr.. Teller Of Colorado, speaking
TO an Amendment he had offered, deliver,
ed sensational dcnuncNtiou uf General
Lagun. formerly commissaly general ot
the United States army. His statement
included also the administration because
General Earan had been r"inStated. a.,
cording to he senator's charge. aF "dHc.
Grafton and Il reward" for his attack mp.
OF the commanding general Of tic army
An appcH! for The early passage OF tbs
pending bill! WAS made by Mr. Carter d
Montana. who declared that delay now
would ncau IN additional expense u
100000 Il day. H. asked that tim. be
set for vote hut Mr. Teilrr objected
No progress WAS made with tho measure.
not a single a,nrldInrnl being disposed Of
finally.
The house appropriations committee
has agreed to rapport fnvGraby the bill an.
prupriaiin@ S21 coo "a proyid. for the
elrctri" iliuninati'u o. III" exterior Of III.
capitol, Wait, N"Nsr a1d puhlic build,
tngS on The pccaS4,E u the inauguration
of President McI<Iuny.
The nunsv rust pnLrd District oP Culum
bin business. which, was the regular or.
der until uvNJ Monday and proceeded
with the river nEl hnrbor bill. GENERA,
debate clo!"d nj = u'c!o"k. and III" iii
was read Under tie tro minute rule f1I
Amendment. Coed progress was made
30 Of h" - paz"r being comr'o,rd
Many amrh'i .l,nts were offered, but
IIiIIpII ~, Ih.,t,, Il, I.I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
NEW YORK LAWMAKERS



ALBANY, Jan. ia record breaker
was established last night in the assem-
bly, in tie introduction OF the annual APP
preparation bill, the earliest date on
record, The subcommittee of the ways
and means committa" i'll the make up Of
the bill has evinrrd a disposition on their
part to carry ont the recommendations
Of the sc'rf!ia. for economy.
Asscmblymar Harh.fg,s oS New York
introduced his concurrent resolution for
the appointment of Joint committee
which shall prepare bill fran ng an
amendment to the constitution so as TO
limit the powers Of the government in
the removal of officers elected by the
people. 1t went over until N"cjav
night under the rules.
In the ahsancn OF Licrt"nant Governor
Woodruff, who is i'll wi h ip, Senator
Ellsworth called the senate 10 order at
S:35 O'Clock last night.
Three measures carrying into opera.
tion the consolidation policy expressed
in the message Of Governor OdrI to tho
Legislature" wcr" Itrniunot in the logiS.
lature. Two h lis abolish the STATE hua1,!
of charitirs aua III" -'H!t hultd NC pr ).
ons as now constituted and place the de-
partmentS il II ri.' churge ,lutpr tn" con.
t'ol OF two new commissioners Each
commission is tn b, confessed Of two
ronsttut uual,y Clr'ttL state officers and
one person apP"intvd y the gov,rliuf
for term Of three years at M annual
salary Of S2,duu and to be confirmed 10y
the senate.
The third bill Hhuli&heS the commits.
sion"r Of jurors in New lGrh roHuty and
provides for no Sn"rossor. Iii. Till duns
away with IN cSpeDsr Of &lT go. whicb
is paid by tn" city Of New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Gcnornl
Macarthur ."rorts the surrender of Del-
rado, commander in chief Of IloiIo PROV
inc, panay. lie also reports that other
important surrenders are expected during
the next few days. Genera! MacArthur's
cabIccram to the war department Is as
follows: "Dc!EadO, commander in chief
lluiIo province Panay, surrendered Jan
|! to robert p Hughes brigndier gener-
nj volunteers, with 4 officers, y men, IA
riL"S. His command much scattered.
ther sulrcndrTs expected during the
n'vt few days Important; signiied end
organized arrnrJ resistance Iloilo PROV
incc, Puuay.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
DAILY HErUDIICAN. WILMINGTON. DEl4AWARE TlJEspA1E
NumerousS urrend ere and Can
lures Of Filipinoa
CHIEF DELCADO OF IL0IL0 YIELDS.
OppositiOn to American Rule In Vow
ehiehs In southern LuEon, Ccbu,
Northern MindnnaO
and B0hOI.

MANILA, Jan. .15.-Optimism Is tax
Ing the place Of conservatism among the
military men here, the cause being The
numerous surrend?rs, captures and de-
struetlon OF insurgents camps, coupled
with the increasing understanding of The
Americans intentions among the natives,
the propagation of the principles of the
Federal party and the knowledge that
they are approved by the United States
ihlhppine commission and the military
authorities and that the carrying out vt
the terms of General MacArthur's pro- a-
nation, chasing all who do things inlul-
Zeal to the interests Of the army as rebels
ana traitors. are having pointed effect.
with the offering OF local autonomy and
protection and showing the certainty Of
the punishment Of those who remain re-
bcllious.
Th" cutting o. communications and sun
plies has destroyed the remnants of inri
Insurgents organization. The inhabitants
of III" towns are disinclincd to any longer
contribute secretly to Il hopeless cause.
and 1t is generally believed that the paci-
hcat'"n Of Il sufficient number of PROV
ihres to maueura,e q general scheme II
provincial government will he accomplish
cd before many more weeks have elapsed.
The most pronounced resistance at pes
eh' is in remote southern Luzon, northern
Mndanno, Cehn and Bohol.
The first batch Of 80 leading insurrec-
t'onists who huvc been ordered to be de-
ported to the island of Guam sailed ON
the transport Rosccrans today.
General Wheaton reports that IS armed
bo'omen have surrendered nj Benguct.
Sixteen of Gernnimo's band were cap
fnred Sunday night and brought to Mont
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jan. l5.-News
has been received here of serious lighting
Dec. "a and Dee. ~ between parties ~
American for"men and Jamaican labor.
ers working on tt" railway construction
in Ecuador at Bncay junction. The
fighting there developed Dee, - into a
riot, receivers being freely used on both
SIDES aud many persons being wound, H.
Th" Eruadorap troops had to be- called
10 restore order. Hundred, Of The labor
crs d"ramped, and the work il p,y,
progressing slowly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

CHICAGO, Jan. 15--The individual
championship in the womnns bowling
tournament went to Miss Eizab,ib
Jcschkc, who last Saturday rolled 7O1
points for the five games. In addition
to winning the honor OF bei the @ Z
woman bowler of the United States,
Miss Jeschkc received silver cup val.
ued at 500. Mrs. +. N. Wright sccur.
ed second place with score of 6ss,
Mrs. Wachsmuth and Mrs. Garrett tied
for third prize. each having scored GS5
points.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
COTS.

The inquest, on the body of Isaac
w ed, who was found dead in bed ut
his home, at 9Th and Rodney streets
viii he held tonight. New facts arc
expected to bc brought to light.
The Wilmington Bible Union re.
Suned its sessions in Delaware Ave-
hue Baptist Church last evening The
subject discussed was The Greeks
seeking Jesus and was the most
interesting held for long time.
The Penns ylvania Railroad have
nrtht SD the station of the Phila.
eNh'a and Reading railroad former.
y ih3 United States hotel. 1t is
st,teI that the =. and X. Company
have bought a size for a depot at the
X hlS street wharf of G. W. Bush &
So S.
At meeting held last evening the
FIJI eniX Fire Company elected the
following officers: President, ID. f.
McCuIlion; vI@t-prcsidcnJ, Charles {.
lllgnutt: secretary, John {. Cart
land; treasapcrer, l.. +. Weidieman:
trustees, Emmett Morrow, John Zeb-
icy, w. II. Stiiley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

LONDON, Jan. 15---The Odessa cor
respondent OF The Daily Mail, giving lat
CT details Of the experiences of the rail.
way passengers who were snow bound
while IN the way to Odessa, says: IAN
III" trains have now arrived here. The
drift, lave hardened to the consistency of
ice. ahh In one case n tunnel had to be
cw through a drift 400 yards long and
- fre' deep. Many passengers who had
attempted 10 walk here were found by
slrighng parties frozen to death"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

SANTIAGO, Cuba. Jan. IJ-paues ,
small town on I'll" railroad between CHA.
re and llHl@uIn, was totally destroyed by
ir" yesterday morning. Some 80 houses
hnH warehouses were burned down. The
f"n"S Fruit company, m American con
Germ had been employing almost the en-
tire population If the town. and large
quantity Of fruit nnd tobacco was in the
warehouses, There was no insurunc. on
the prOperty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
Ciancery Court,

In the Chancery Court yesterday
afternoon the injunction to res train
the sale Of the Sparks estate by Nath-
an Liberman was dissolved. Mary
P. Bancroft and Charles e. Rumford,
trustees under the will of II. Fl. john
son resigned, and the Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Company appointed
to succeed them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

s'mns Comp. fenpyroyai Pills, the
original md only real genuine Tho only
plus that passed the snAviitioal board OF
New York out OF all nnaiy,ei aud ws.s
recommended to tho conHdencs Of the
ladies. Tho fret made under tho name,
tour trade mark. now 40 years very val
liable no lnuisI favurites eau 10 rel lodi
on as pure fue remedy. 81. Sent al o by
mall. Main depot COS King street. Wiz q,
nlDgton Del. Wholesale By Jubbera
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

ALBANY, ian, ia serious ou,
break Of sn.T!iro1 at Watertown and
fh''ndeIpha, Jefferson county. has beer
reported 10 III" stat" board Of health. DR.
Frederick Curtis. expert " the board on
skin Diseases. left for the srenc Of til,
outbreak to give directions ma TO wha,
shoula b" done 10 curb Guy further spread
Of the hiInHSn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

W"ulH qui, XIV lie re Won. If you uss
DR.. Kings New life Pill, Thousapds OF
uifHrrrS have proved thar matches msr.
u tor Sick md Nervous Heaiachs. III
make rur' hlopi md strong nerves aud
built ~ Your health. Ea-v to Mke Try
III I'm. Only 20 cents. Money back " no
cured. sod by N. b. DsEtnrtu. drug
gi,t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

Offensive even to myself F. A. Bot.
'nm. dru tg'sb, CooKshire, Que. says {;
For 20 years l suffered from Catarrh. Ny
hr.ath was vsry offensive even to my elf.
tried everything whoa promised m, =
cure. In almost all Instances I had to
prUnouncs thsm no good at all was
Induced to try DIR. Agusws Catarrhal
Powder. got relief iu family After fist
application. Ii cured ms aud l am free
FROM all tn eli .cts OF it
Sold BY n b, Danforth End aud Mark ct
strent, and T. j. B,lG sixth and Ma kot
St,AaEi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
POW IJL.k nh. :. Explosion

Removes every hing IN .iQh': no do
drastic mineral pills hut both are mighty
dangerous Don't dynamite the delicate
machinery of YOUR body with Calnrnel.
cro'on oil or aloes, pills when Dr.. Kings
sumnIer soze, do The work perfsc ~,
Cures Headaches, Constip ation. Only 81
cents a. Ddnf"rth's drug store
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

THE Republican voters Of Della.
ware demand Of their representa-
tlves at Dover that they elect two
Republican u. S. Senators. That
is what the Republican voter went
to the po.:s tor on November 9th.
DO the job quickly. get it over and
get down to business,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

BOSTON. Jan. 15.-Postmaster Hib-
bard has received authority from Wash.
'ngton TO carry into effect his plans for
uaing automobiles In the postal service.
Thrce Of such vehicles Of design suit ble
for the work are to be built.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

GRIPPE e chs often con inue for
LmOnths nd spmst lme lead 10 fna, q.
emit nite Tho palisDt I. si,"nO el t, hnve
pas ed IN" 'Sntt point FOIey's Honey
and ar affords an 1.-Two urrtsctinn nud =
rH:Iv ( ON h 49, COUGhS. Sold at n. B.
DHniorth,, TO Ma ket .trost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
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AFTER LaERlPpD-. " f1Ar ?

Usually racslng cough ami general
fee in1o OF wsiNn's,. F ley S Honey and
Tar Is gnaranleed to odrs Tho grip,
cough and IN Ike you strong and VOL.
Sold at DAnfOrth ), l2J Marked street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

BOSTON, Jan. 10 The total value Of
gifts to Harvard university during the
past year is announced to have been
S53l.5l9 The individual donations have
been announced from time to time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

BERLIN, Jan. 15.- Two talented Der.
lin artists, Herr Guido Frohberg and
Herr Won der Wonde. were drowned while
skating on Lake Schwielow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

James j. King died at No. 4O7 E.
Dill street on Monday tnc rlhlt $50
a. II. The remain, VIII u, s,As To
" aaIii'iglUn at ii Il. u. IT,, morn
ing his former home deceased was
III Ms 521d year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15
Farmers, Attention.!
Delaware College

he eighth annual special ronr.e Vt in.
structlon In Agricultural md horticultural
kubltctsat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

To-Day was a big dav for De- a.
ware. The Erst Lieutenant Cover
nor the State has ever had was
sworn in this morning at Dover.
The oath O. office was adm nlstered
to Philip l.. Cannon III the senate
chamber. At12 O'Clock John Hum
became Governor OF Delaware being
sworn into office by Judge James
Pcnnewlll. The crowd which at
tended the Inauguration was one
OF the largest tina. has visited Dover
tor several years. MAY Governor
Hum have the hearty co.opcrat N
Of the people Of Delaware. III BEN.
the Governor o! all the people. ire
spectIve Of party affiliations. From
what we have seen OF the man We
are inclined to think that John Hum
will be the Governor beyond a
doubt. He investigates every
thing he is asked to do before he
gives his word that he will do it,
but his word is assood as his bond.
We think Delaware has made no
mistake in clecting John lIrnn Cow
ernor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

imn'fleuDyroyt. Pills thy b,l; III KS
plne'i' by mail! uJj nins sGr,si, 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

viii begin wednesday,. January I'd. 1901, O.
continue twelve ws-ks. y circular descrlb,uy
the course will De- mt upon applicant IN 70
The President OF the ollcge.
DR.. 0EO. A. HARTER,
NEWARK, DEL
Catalogue describing the other two Axri.
cultural courses Of tho College will be sen,
upon request
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

Oystsr Pie At Bsckstt's Restaurant 7th
and Sbipley streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

WE say the idea OF the fire lad
dies to select d chict Irom each
company IN the FIre Department
in rotation is 4 good one. 1t IS pro.
posed that Win the consent OF ali
the hire companies, tina! a bhi shall!
be drafted with TINS idea cmDo lied
III 1t and sent 10 the Genera, As.
sembly. The present way Of Sc
lectIng the Chief and his two Us.
sistanls Is bv a comUlndl up OF n,e
companies, thus shutting out the
remaining Tour compAu,rs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

WITH the vast sums Of money the
city OF Wilmington and New Castle
county will ask the Legislature to
donate, it would be well TO go SLOW.
ly. Toe needs OF Wilmington, AS
the city grows. is greater year by
year. and it requires more revenue
to meet all these demands. Tins
question viii come NJ at this &c.,
sion ot the Legislature. where can
more revenue be had W,tEout add
iEg any more burdens Oh toe poor
man $ home. The corporation law
has been the means OF bringing
several thousand dollars INTO the
State and been good thing all
around as well as Tor the state
Treasury and the ~cslc.al4 o!
State. Bat some other n4u,hoIq
methinks will have to be juand 10
provide Sufficient moncy to meet III
the dem and4 that VIII be made on
the State Treasury during the
present session. hut that viii
be for the memuers OF the General
Assembly tosay. But ali the same
more revenue has to Lc raised,
But how:
THE county assessors, James n
Mccoy, WIN. II. N4mnl. Harvey
Hotfeckcr, Neal Kennedy and Wa.
J. Bayley, have gwen notice IL the
newspapers OF The city that tacY
iii he II ~ 4 |
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-09-21
Another viking shin Found

Another Viking ship, or rather boat,
has been unearthed near Kiel. but this
new discovery cannot compare in di-
mansions with the finest specimen of
its kind, which may be seen by tour
lists at the museum in Christian In
fact, this clinker built Viking vessel,
which is about the size of one oxzDur
modern fishing boats, is perhaps the
most interesting thing to be seen i'm
all Norway. Those who see it will
realize for the first time why star
board" or 'steer-board," is applied to
the right side of vessel. as the helm
protruded from this side, and not from
the stern, which is practically the same
as the bow. There is a popular inn
preston that Viking" is etymologic-
ally synonymous with "Sea-King''-
but this is erroneous. The word is not
Viking" but Viking" or bay
man"-"Vik" meaning "sea inlet" or
bay" It's counterpart is found in
such English place names as Warwick,
Wick in the 0rkneys, and elsewhere
London Chronicle.