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The sun., 1901-05-03
HITCH OVER TARIFF.
believed That Rockhill Has Caused
Reported Dispute In Picking.


Washington. May 1T is believed
here that n hitch which is said TO have
arisen at Peking over the proposition
to increase tlir Chinese customs duties
to meet the indemnitieS demanded by
the foreign powers is caused by the
broaching by Mr. Rockhill Of his plan
for the abolition Of the lillin duties as n
condition for lis acquieScence in the
customs increase.
The United States government has In
the past admitted readiness to per-
init the Chinese to increase the custom
rates providing there was no diseriml
nation between thn powers. Minister
Wu says that the present ) per cent
rate is totally Inadequate TO provide a
sinking fund for a new loan.
The sun., 1901-05-03
SAILING OF TRANSPORTS.
Many Soldiers viii Bs Brought From
Manila This Month.

Washington, May ,. Major Miller
chief quartermaster at Manila. has
cabled the war department an approx
innate schedule of the sailing of trans
ports from Manila with troops to be
mustered out of service, as follows:
May 10. Hancock, with the Thirty
first; Buford, with the Forty-tirst
Pennsylvania. with the Fortieth. May
30. Logan and Fitzpatrick. with the
Thirty eighth. Forty-third and Forty
fourth; Indiana. with the Forty-sec
ond. May q, Grant. with the Forty
eighth and Forty Ohio, with thu
Forty
If there should be any surplus, the.
will be sent on the Thomas.
The sun., 1901-05-03
|THE PRESIDENT s TOUR
Chief Executive Sightseeing In the
Crescent City.
AT SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY.
He Visits That Educational Institu-
tion For CoIored People md
Delivers an Address to the
Negro Children There.

New Orleans, May president Nc
Kinley, accompanied by Governor
Heard and Mayor Capdeyille and es-
corted by mounted detachment OF
police and the Louisiana cavalry troop
left the st. Charles hotel after break
fasting in his apartments with MIS-.
Mckinley and proceeded TO the South
ern university. colored institution.
He was enthusiastically received by
the faculty and students. As the pres
Ident entered the grounds of the uni
Nefsity lie was welcomed with Hail to
the Chief" sung hy a chorus of 1000
school children and accompanied Dy
the student orchestra. Brief addresses
were made by George Alexis and En-
nestine NJ. Theophile. bright pupils OF
the school. The president made a
felicitous response. in which he said
to the negro children:
II am glad to know that all over the
SOUTH where the most of Won dwell,
the states have provided institutions of
learning where every boy and every
girl can prepare themselves for useful
ness and honor under the government
| in which they live. The thing today is
! TO he practical What YOU want is TO
get education. and With it YOU want
good character. ana with these you
want unfalterng industry. and if You
have these three things YOU will have
success anywhere and everywhere.
tod bless yon."
Five thousand negroes attended the
reception. among them the leading To-
c;il members Of the race.
AZ the CaBiIdo.
From the Southern university the
! president was driven to the historic
Cahildo. facing jackson square where
Il multitude Of people had gathered. L
was within tile Cahildo. in the row now
occupied by the state supreme court
that the transfer was made Of the
Louisiana territory by France to Coy
rrnor Claiborne. the American commits
sioner Of President Jefferson.
The president was received by Gov
ernor Heard. the state officials and th'
members of the supreme court and wa
escorted to q seat on the right OF chic
Justice Nichols. President Alcee For
tier Of the Louisiana Historical associ
ation was recognized hy the chief jus
ice ana delivered an address on th
historical associations of the Cabldo
The president made brief reply an'
an official record was made on the min
utes Of the visit Of Mr. Mckinley TO TIL
court.
Afterward the president spoke brief
ly from tile balcony 10 an immense as
semblagp in the streets.
4 national salute brought the cere
monies TO a close. In tile afternoon ILL
, party was taken for Il sail along fh
, river front The trip was resumed q
6 o'clock in the evening.
The sun., 1901-05-03
claims Against new York,

Albany, May 2.-.Iames O'Neil and
William ]. Mahoney OF Troy, as ex-
ocutols OF the will Of Michael i. Ma
honey, lave filed against the state Il
claim for S3,0o2 for money due on n
contract performed by the deceased at
the Long Island State hospital. VIII
liams 4 Manogue Of Troy have filed Il
claim for 81 1887 for money due on a
contract performed at the same in
Stitution.
The sun., 1901-05-03
AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY.
Striking Features Of the Bis: Art FIX
hibitiGn In London.

Striking Features Of the Big Art Ex-
hibiti0n In London.
LONDON. May 2-'ilo first press view
Of the Royal academy revealed two
striking features which were absent
from former exhibitions viz paintings
dealing with Queen victoria's death
and funeral and incidents Of the Boer
war.
Benjamin Constants picture Of tho
queen has a whole wall To itself, with
a background Of black and purple. #
will undoubtedly lie the picture Of the
year.
Lord Dundonald's dash on Iadysmith
and pictures of other engagements in
South Africa make bright contrasts to
the rows and rows Of landscapes and
portraits
OF tile latter Sargent sends ninc. the
most striking Of which is The baugh
tiers Of Mr.. Nertheimrr" one Of the
most charming pictures hung is "Tht
Flower Girl" ~ an American. ] J.
Shannon.
The queens funeral in London was
done by John Charlton and tile nava
cortege ut Portsmouth by W. J.. WI
lie. Both are remarkable pictures.
Sidney Cooper. the father Of the acGd
envy. and other old time academician'
including Sir Edward Poyntcr, with ;
marble group, and Sir Laurence Alma
Tadema, with classic, Helena ant
Hermia,' will all be found in their ac
customed places.
The sun., 1901-05-03
THE pAN-AMER1oAN.
Revised List of the Special Days S'
the Big Fair.

Revised Ilt9t Oh tht oprthAa D"~s"
the Big Fair.
Buffalo May 2.--The following is
revised list of special days at the Fan
American exposition, definitely fixed:
Mat 20, Dedication day.
iune @, Hotel Mems day. June IL,
Coal MEMS dayi June 10. Presidents
day; June IA, Flag day; June II,
Daughters of American Revolution
aay: June IS, Wells College day; June
10. A. o. Y. W. day: June 20. Connect
icut day; June 21, Rochester day; june
24-o9. Saengerfest days; June 20, p,
Odd Fellows days; June q. Volksfest
(eveningI: June %, Cincinnati day:
June %, Philadelphia day.
July 2, Wellesley College day; July
5, I.iederkranz daEj July 10, Maryland
day; July II, Commercial Travellers
day: July 10. Chautauqua day; July IL,
Ohio day: July %. C. NJ. B. A. day;
July 81, knights of Columbus day,
Utah day; July 81, Scandinavian day;
Porto Rico day.
| Aug. /. Mystic Shriners' day. Aug.
! 10. Missouri day: Aug. IA, Virginia
! day: Aug. -, Red Mems day; Aug. Il.
Louisiana day: Aug. %, Electrical day:
4 Aug. 26. Municipal day.
Sept. >. District of Columbia day;
Sept. 6, National Association of Sta
tionary Engineers day: Sept. 9, Span.
| ish-American War Veterans day; Sept
/ 10, Rhode Island day; Sept. Il. Polish
day: Sept IL. Mexican day: Sept. u
q. A. II. day; Sept. 10, Welsh day
Sept. ~. ST. Catharines day: Sept. %
Oregon day.
Oct s. Brooklyn day; Oct. 8. New
York Federation of Women's Clubs
day: Oct Is, National Grange day.
The sun., 1901-05-03
REEDS TRIAL
The Evidence For the Defense SUBJ
mitted at Manila.
A CONVICTION Is EXPECTED.
rhe Remnants of Tinio's Army Are
Now surrendering and Cafiies
Reported About to Give
Himself Up.

Manila, May 2.-The evidence for the
1efense in the trial Of Captain James
8. Reed, ex-depot commissary at Ma
nila, charged with soliciting and re-
reiying bribes and other official mis-.
conduct, has been submitted.
1t is generally believed the court Will
find Reed guilty.
1t is again reported that Cailles viii
shortly surrender.
The remnants of Tinia's army are
surrendering
The sun., 1901-05-03
nnl,rrts Hcld For Trial

London. May > Jack Roberts. the
pugilsl, and The other men accused Of
nanslatlgitcr rs 4 result Of the death
of Hillv Smith Murray Livingston Of
Philadelphia. who was fatally injured
1t the National Sporting club April -.
have been committed for trial III Bow
Street police court. Tic magistrate.
Sir Franklin Washington. said lie saw
nothing TO distinguish the contest from
ali ordinary prizetght.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Clerical cou.eil Meets.

Philadelphia, May 2.The clerical
council Of the Union For the AIainte-
nance of Defense of Catholic Faith and
Practice met here in semiannual ses-
sion. The Rev. William ii. Van Allen
Of Elmira. vice president of the union,
occupied the chair in the absence Of
Bishop Nicholson Of Milwaukee, who
is the president and who was unable to
attend on account of Illness.
The sun., 1901-05-03
I-rotest by ,on BuIo,v,

Berlin. May .. The chancellor Count
Won Blllow, reported personally to En-.
pcror William and complained Of the
intentional delaying Of the canal bill
by the majority in the diet. The GOV
ernlnent thereupon gave up further
negotiations regarding the bill for the
time being. The resignation of Dr
Won MIGUEL, the finance minister, is
now considered likely to be presented
in the immediate future.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Rody Identified.

The body OF the man who was found
dead in boat in the Delaware river NJ ar
New Castle on Wednesday night by sev-
era fisherman, has been identified a.
Benjamin Wood Of Marcus Hook. The
Identification was made at the morgu-
last night by Albert Everson and John
]. Richardeon, Jr., both Of Marcus Hook.
The two men stated that Wood was 4
fisherman and was last seen in Marcus
Hook oa Wednesday evening.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Big DealIn Cotton Mills.

Pawtucket, Il. l., May 2.-The cotton
mills of the Albion company. situated
on both sides of the Blackstone river.
in Cumberland and Lincoln, will he
transferred to the Samoset corpora
tion, which is composed principally of
FAN River men. These mills have been
owned and operated for many years by
former United States Senator Jonathan
Chase and his brother James II. Chase.
The sun., 1901-05-03
To Have Field Trim.

The Natural History Society Of Della
ware will have field day trip on saur-
day to Mt. Cuba, the party to leave the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Market street station
at $40 a. m. The monthly meeting oi
the society will be held in Friends
school building, Fonrth and West
streets, neAt Monday evening. George
liardcastle will give talk on tThe De-
slfuction Of the Timber Trees.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Machine shops Reduce Force.

Saco, Me-, May 2.-The Saco and
Pettee machine shops here have re-
duced their working force by laying
off 150 men for ar indefinite period
This makes the third reduction in the
number Of employees within the last
month or so, and there probably Will
be still further slight reduction, as it
is the intention of the company to get
down to a working basis of between
15O and 800 men.
The sun., 1901-05-03
teachers Association Meeting.

At the resi-, ence Of Nj. Slmnal Fl.
BayDard on eunesday e,ening the al :
nual meeting OF the Teac hers Associa-
tion Of st. Paul's NJ. L, Sunday school
was he'd. The annual report tf the
treasurer was exceedingly gratifying,
showing collections amounting to arout
$1,000, which was bettsr than for sew
eral years. Mention was made OF the
death of John s. Hoffecker, one of the
Oldest members. and resolutions OF syn :
pItby Tor the family were adopted. Ii
vas decided TO close the school on Sun
day, July I, and reopen on Sundey, Sep
tember s.
The sun., 1901-05-03
The Rosenae,d Mv.terx

st. Paul, May IA partial confirma-
tion of the police suspicion that vii.
liam Roseniield drowned his four chill
dren and himself one week ago in the
Mississippi river was obtained when
The body of the 9-year-old Roseniield
boy was taken from the river near
Fort Smelling. Rosentield is alleged
to have abducted the children.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Governor Dietrich Resigns.

Lincoln, Neb.. May 2.-Governor Die
trich has resigned and has been sue
eecded in office by Ezra +. Savage.
The resignation was sent TO the secre-
tary of state and Immediately accepted.
Governor Savage then took his seat,
and his first official act was to sign the
commission Of Senator Dietrich. the
ex-governor. Senator Dietrich will 60
to Hastings the latter part Of this week
and about June ! will start for Wash
inrtOn.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Contracts for Awnings.

The contract for the calls, awnings and
hatch covers for the steel yacht Cau-
sarda, builaing at the yards oi the Pusey
4 Jones Company, has been award 10
Thomas d. Wilkinson, Of This city. Nj.
Mllkinsun also has contracted Ter the
construction OF seventy awnings at tie
Mccormick Bui i.ding, at Front and Mar,
krt streets, and thirty.tiye awnings for
the Farley House, Front and West
streets.
The sun., 1901-05-03
New intercollegiate Track Meet

New Haven, May AN interscholas
tic track athletic meet is being ar
ranged by the manager and captain of
the Yale track team to take place here
May 30. Letters have been sent to
preparatory schools in New England,
New York. New Jersey and Pennsylva-
mia setting forth the events sroposed
and the eligibility rules.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Fool Selling bill signed.

Albany. May Ex-Governor Odell has
signed The bill of Senator Bracket
amending the penal code by removing
the minimum penalty for convictions
for pool selling. bookmaking and max.
ing bets ana wagers. Heretofore the
penalty has been Imprisonment for not
less than one year or more than two
ceed $4,000
The sun., 1901-05-03
Ayers son Married.

Detroit, May . Miss Mignonne E.
Swift Of this city and Captain Freder.
lex VI. .Algcr. son Of ex-Secrctary Of
War Russell A. Alger have been mar
ried in the Fort Street Presbyterian
church. Captain and Mrs. Alger left
for the east in General Alger's privat;
car and will sail for the Mediterranean
on Saturday.
The sun., 1901-05-03
McCormick Mystery Un.oIyed

Washington, May 2.-The Washing
ton clew in the Willie Mccormick al
legged kidnapping case is about explod-
ed The detectives have practically
concluded that the slip of paper and
the mysterious coincidence by which
II came i'll their possession We're the re-
suit of connivance between parties in
New York who had access to the Nc
Gormick home and others.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Governor voorhees, Improyinc

Elizabeth, \. j.. May 2.-Governor
Voorhees,, who has been confined to the
house since Saturday last with heavy
cold and who was threatened with
pneumonia, is very much better. The
fever has left him, and his tempera
ture Is now almost normal.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Selling New Stamps.

Pan. American Exposition stan ps wer
placed on sale at the local postoflic4 yes.
teriay morning. Thet are in |, 9, 4, >, s
and 10 cert denominations, and re-
semble check stamps in sha oe. The dit.
ferent denominations are OF different
coiors. The supply is limited and will be
sold only when asked Tor. The demand
for them yesterday was not large.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Race FiwhtIn woman.s Club.

st. Paul. May 81 By n vote of ~ to
1S and after II contest lasting several
hours the New Century club, one Of
the leading women's clubs of st.
I'aul. adopted a resolution protesting
against any color in the Minnesota
ditions of membership to remain as at
present intellectual and moral fit
nucs
The sun., 1901-05-03
THE BUFFALO STRIKE.
Number of MachiRists Now Ont i
About One Thousand.

ADOut Uhe IHOusHHU.
Buffalo, May 2.The local machin-
lists strike is in full swing. Two hun
dred more men have quit work, and
the number ont is close on TO thou
sand.
The machinery manufacturers held a
meeting, but did not reach any deter
mination as to the course they will pur-
size.
Among the shops that have reached
an agreement with the strikers are the
Union Drydock. the Metallic Packing
company, the Frontier Engine works
the Buffalo Engine works and Charles
Whitman & Co.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Roy White SLAYER Convicted.

Philadelphia. May .. Amos Sterling,
rolored. has been convicted Of murder
in the first degree for the killing Of
Roy Wilson White, the Young Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania professor
Professor White WAS beaten To ,leati
with IN iron bar on Il street in West
Philadelphia Oh May - last and after
ward robbed.
The sun., 1901-05-03
More ships For American Trade.

Copenhagen May .. The United
Steamship company of Copenhagen has
ordered six new steamers of 10000
on account of the increase in Ameri-
can exports if has been decided to open
Il regular line 10 Boston and increase
the number of steamers on the New
York and New Orleans routes.
The sun., 1901-05-03
A BUILDING BcoM.
Operations for a Year as Reported
by the Building Inspector.

~ SAS ~AAA6 ~A1PSSsoA'
Building Inspector Cassidy's annual
report was presented to City Coui Gil last
night. 1t showed that the following jm-
provements had been made:
One hundred and seventy-six dwell
ing, cost S285, ,239; three stores, valna-
tion So, 100; FIVE factories, $4,000; two
warehouses II, 900; eight stables, $40, 700;
one office, $500; seven shops, Sc, ,8S5; one
hall, $40 0, forty-six back buildings $l4,
$50; ni1ety-six alterations, $S1, ,95l;
forty-one additions, S4l, ,213; one power
house, $4,000; one railroad station,
81 600; one greenhouse, $251; three
sheds, 81, ,275. The total valuation was
$567 ,002, and fees. 81 OPS
During the past month permits were
issued Tor forty-four dwellings at valu.
alton of S67 600. There were forty-seven
osher permits and the total valuation o.
improyem ants made was $ll9, l70.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Ghnstls Find by prospectors.

Seattle. Wash, May 2.-Dawson adj
vices give particulars Of the finding Of
the body Of DR.. Bellineer by a pros
pector named Black about ten miles
from the mouth of the White river.
The body had been partially devoured
by wolves. Identification is clearly es-
tallished by letters found in the pock-
cts Of the clothing.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Accused of Numbering unsl,and a

Rrantford, Mich. May 3 Mrs. 10,
srphine White is in jail here on n
Charge of having caused the death OF
her husband by strychnine poison on
April II. The verdict of the coroner's
jury said that White came to his
death by strychnine poisoning which
we suspect was administered by his
xrifa
The sun., 1901-05-03
,os,iy ERE AZ uIoyersv,iie. \. =

Gloversville. y. T., May 2.-The
leather dressing establishment of Rob-
night, causing a loss Of Sl0o,000.
About two-thirds Of the loss is cover
ed hy insurance. One hundred and
twenty-five men are thrown ont of
employment by the destruction OF the
plant.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Mining Strike In Spnin.

Murcia. Spain. May :. \ thousand
men are out ON strike nj the Agulas
mines. The company has refused the
mems proposals. and there have been
serious disturbances. Some Of tlle min
ers fired on the police guarding the
property. and the gendarmes charged
the crowd, killing one man and wound
ing several others.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Activity In wyominx oiIaeIds

Evanston. wv. May PLACER claims
in the new Wyoming oiltields are being
filed at the rate of 100 a day. The field
covers nearly all Of the southern part
Of Uintal county from the north branch
of the Muddy river to the Tintah range
of mountains. Several hundred claims
have been filed by tile Standard com
Dany,
The sun., 1901-05-03
Alleged Mail Robher c.non.

Buffalo, May III. G. Grant. who
was arrested at Hastings, Neb.. in
March last charged with robbiny mail
boxes and who escaped from the otfi
GERS, has been arrested here. He has
been arraigned and held for the United
States grand jury of the southern dis
trict of Ohio.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Dunn,,1n ,u.pec1 ,1en,,n..

San Jose. Cal, May 2.-Father Greg
ory Loggio, pastor of the Catholic
church at Mountain View, has positive.
~ ideatified G. B. Grill, the Dunham
suspect, as a man whom he married
under that name to Miss Dora Schrie-
Der at Pueblo, Colo, in 1887.
The sun., 1901-05-03

Was Determined to Die.

Syracuse, May >. Cornelius G. Carr,
carpenter, t;7 years old. drank car
holic acid and then hanged himself in
his bedroom. He fixed a rope over a
door and, tightening the Moose aroufG
his neck. leaned over and was stran.
sled. He had not taken enough Of the
poison to cause death.
The sun., 1901-05-03
sIcep,yafl.er Found Dead.

Schenectady, \, T., May 2.-AIichael
Cunningham, aged -. an employee Of
the Schenectady Locomotive works.
was found dead Mt the foot of the stairs
in his boarding house. His neck was
broken. ana il is supposed that while
walking in his sleep lie fell down the
stairs
The sun., 1901-05-03
Jersey Central Men susnended

Wlikesbarre, Pa, May .. - Fifteen
men employed at the car shops of the
Central Railroad of New Jersey at
Ashley have been suspended. The sus
pension of 30 employees two months
ago caused strike of 700 men, and 1t
is feared that trouble will follow the
present suspension.
The sun., 1901-05-03

william G.. MOreInnI DeaI.

Pittsburg, May William G. More
land. former city attorney of Pitts
burg, is dead at his home after an i'll
ness of y weeks, suffering from
bright's disease. lie was fai years old
and since early manhood had been
prominent in state and local politics.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Ne,y Coyernor of BcrIin.

Berlin. May 2.-General Won Hahnke,
until recently chief of the emperor's
military cabinet, has been appointed
governor of Berlin He is succeeded in
the military cabinet by General Huy'i
sen Won Uaesler,
The sun., 1901-05-03
Rowiine AIleys BEING Rena,red.

The howliig alleys at the Y. NJ. G. A.
which are my planned and put in good
condition WI. he ready for the bowlers
il il few da!S. This evening there will
hc il contest in the Wilmington bicycle
club alleys between the Bicycle Clubs
second team and the Y. NJ. G. A. scrub
foam
The sun., 1901-05-03

4. King Dickson the wcll-known hall
player. who played with Atlantic City
last year was signed yesterday by Man
aser McSweeney to play with the Brown
son team during the coming season. He
i to cover third base. He is an all
i'ound bali player and also football
player, having been one of the star mem
bers OF the University Of Pennsylvania
team,
The sun., 1901-05-03
Delaware Railroad Work

+ is expected that the Delaware Rail
road will be double track line between
Wilmington and Townsend. Much OF
the work has bean planned for this sum
mer. The entire line will b. double
tracked within few years
The sun., 1901-05-03
Kent County Wedding.

Samuel K. Blocksom Of NJ gnolia
clerk in the First National Bank at Fred
erica, and well known Young man in
Patterson daughter Of Harry Patterson
of Frederick, in the Frederica NJ. E.
Church last night.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Just in at
TURNER'S
Our Spring Specials

Beef. Wine and Iron, regular soc. bot,
tie at SIC. or three bottles at $l.05
i4eibig Extract of Beef, 40c size at !Sc,
our bottles 81 10. New goods Just IN.
A baraain in Canned Feas, New York
.Iune, i0;. 81. 10 doz.
DRIED FRUITS.
We have the best grown thoroughly
ripe California Apricuts, lie. are es'
pecially fine.
Fine California Prnnes, Glib, 25c.
COFFEE.
Onr G. and s. Blend is today without
an equal. rich old mellow COFFEE at
&c. Alb 81 co.
And IT lSc. or BIB SOC. we offer onr
special Blend, is fine strong Coffee like
a genuine OLD Lagnayra rich and strong.
SOLICITING YOUR COFFEE TRIAL.
The sun., 1901-05-03
r.or nconomv ~

Washington, May Secretary R.ot
has determined that there shall be
rigid economy in army expenditures in
the future and has directed all officers
to be careful in making and authoriz
Ing acquisitions,
The sun., 1901-05-03
G,,.Yoyx Exh,h,,,on on.n.a

Glasgow, May =. The Duke and
Duchess of Fife have opened the Glas
gov exhibition. The weather was fine
and the town was beautifully decorat
ed for the occasion.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Serious Runaway Accident.

William Convile, aged 70 years, an
employe Of the Joseph Bancroft & Sons
Company, had his skull fractured yestet-
day afternoon in runaway accident.
lie was removed to the Delaware Hos
pi5aL the Phoenix ambulance.
The sun., 1901-05-03
Pension Granted,

Col. John Wainwright has obtai led
pension for James Fl, Scanlan, res ding
at No. Carter street, this city, Of IS i
month from January 26, 1880. Mr..
Seaman served in Neilda Indiana BAT
tery and Delaware Light Artilhr ry.
The sun., 1901-05-03
pbyllis Rankin MARRIED.

London, May miss Phyllis Ran.
kin, daughter of Mckee Rankin, the
American actor, and Mr. Harry Daven.
port of Edna Mays company, brother
Of the late Fanny Davenport, have been
married before the registrar here.