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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
EaH!cy I'InnS Tcn:I,iaE Trust.

Stanford University, Cal. March 81.
In an address TO the students here
President liadlry of Yale outlined an
ideal system Of education in which all
III" American universities should join
for the cDmMOn good of cdUca. iona!
r"uE'Hs@ an! economy. He showed The
cl~rinc;S wat" Un,;er the present col-
d.ttonF Of rivalry and even aniu%oniSm
ray, planned an educational trust.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
cold enther In t,i.ruDc,

London. March 2T.-Thp weather in
Europe v3Gltiii.lnS as bitter Us ever.
T&prc ar, frost and snow everywhere
Seven to - degrees Of frost were reGis-
tered in the L0ndou suburbs. There
is considerable thickness of Ice on the
lakes. Iietr" snGWstGrMS l.1ve swept
over northern FrHECc, and there are
several inchr', o. hHow Oil The streets
of i'uriS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
William i. Murfn neuL

Washington, March 27.-William J.
Murtagh, former proprietor of The Ma
tional Republic and one of the best
known citizens of the District Of Co
lumbia, Is dead from the effects of an
apoplectic stroke sustained last Mon.
day. He was about IS years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
StriI, q Sjtg:Uiipu In Snrs,iiIce

MarS"iIlrs, March u Twcnty.live
hundred mcn are working on the
ducks. white the street cHr and dray
traffic Of the city is almost normal
The strikers uNSucCeSSfuiIy attempted
to get the drivers 10 quit Numerous
patrols are on The streets. but every.
thing is Unlrt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

BY advice OF counsel the Board
OF Trustees OF the Poor yesterday
refused to receive the certificates ct
election Of Wm. Burg and Zachar-
iah T. Harris, who had been, ap-
pointed to succeed John Townsend
Of Appoquinimlnk and Richard NJ.
Cam Of Pencader HID. Mr.. Town
send, when Mr.. Burgs certificate
OF appointment had been presented
to the Board. entered a protest
against the same being received.
He then called upon Mr.. Edwin X.
Cochran, Jr., attorney, to give his
opinion on the matter in dispute.
He said that the Levy Court could
not make any appointments to the
Board Of Trustees Tor less than 5
years, and that the etwonew Rcpub.
lican members, Messrs. Burg and
Harris had no claim for seat in
abe Board at the present time The
only redress the two members have
In the matter in dispute is to take
it into Court. The contc ntion is
made that when Messrs. Townsend
and Cam were appointed TO
fill out the uneXpired term OF
Messrs. Salmon and Hart, who re-
signed, after being elected members
,ot the STATE Senate in 1890, the two
gentlemen appointed in their place
could only serve outthelr uneXplred
terms and no more. MIR. Harris
.contended that Mr.. Cam s term had
expired and that he had served one
year when he had no legal right to
do so. The Board took vote on
the matter aud by d strict party
vote sustained the opinion OF their,
attorney. sS'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE,

"Hail, hail the gangs all here, "
sang the merry and brawnv fisher
men yesterday at the Delaware
street wharf. The fog had COM
pletely lifted off the Delaware and
some OF the fishermen decided to try
: their luck. James A. Davis and
Albert Pedrick surprised those who
did not venture out as they brought
to the wharf IA beauties. A bright
smile wreathed the countenance OF
Charles e. S. Munson. general man.
ager of the Flshermens Protective
Association. Other fish ermen gath
cred to the scene and then IN came
George Bartlett and William Dun
can with II, while close upon them
came Lawrence O'Connor and Will
liam Hunter with another dozen.
John Newove a1d James Smith had
while later in the evening Davis
and Pedr:ck came in with ~ more.
There was general rush tor
shad. The first shad of the season,
ot course they were sought alter.
Who cares about shad alter they
get drug on the market! Here
they were leaping alive, nst out OF
the water Dear! No the shad
sold cheap when you consider that
you obtained five pounds OF excel
lent Delaware shad with the ac-
ccut on the last words for half
dollar. Why shad that size will
cost as much money month from
now. Today will see the fleet OF
over 80 boats on the crest OF the
Delaware ali bent on capturing the
toothsome and matchless Delaware
shad. Some Wilm,ngtouians who
happened to be over in New Castle
paid o5 cents piece for beauties.
At the meeting oi the y. NJ. {. y.
held last night the attendance was
large. ". ii. Williams. q! the VIII
mlngton y. NJ. {. A. delivered au
address.
The Mite Society OF Nazareth NJ.
e. Church will meet on Saturday,
AIril 9th, in the home OF StcrIt
and Mrs. Samuel a. McDanicl
where they will hold a bake from
i Il. n. until 10 p. NJ.
The Woman's Home MiesionarF
So,icty Of the NJ. E. Church Wiil
m-et Wednesday April 81, at y.
m al the hcne Of Mrs. Theodore
AtkiHson.
il. f. Watts sold the haniso Ne
black colt Nig vesteria" TO Fraok
Moore. Last night Mr.. Watts pur-
chased the fast PAGER owncd by
John Clark OF Delaware City.
The sale Of tickets Tor the festival
aud mnsical IN the armorv to he
gwen April 18Th. under III. auspices
oi the Amusement committee o! the
New Castle Athletic Cab, lllgn
Dutfy, chairman. is gong WITH Il
rush.
The last quarterly conference 0!
this wear will be hcid at Mt. SItcn
NJ. +. Church on North Fourth
street. Sunday. The pastor. nv
y. +. EDneIs wi.!coniucttne mp:n-
in~ service. Rey MIR. Winteto oI
Mt. Jnv A. NJ. +, Church, Snlin
Wilmington, and choir o. thirty
voices will have charge oi tNs
church III the afternoon. In the
evening lie service with the Lords
Supper will be conducted bv Pre-
siding iIldcrt Albert Tindlcy. one
OF the most noted c1tored dlvin-s III
the ministry.
The Ball Hill Social will have
another enjoya able rcceptio1 on
Monday evening next,
John Foster has returned hone
from AtIanta, G1.
Mrs. Edward CHALLENGER, Mrs.
Wm. Deakvue aud Mss Harriet
Challenger have been visiting ID
PhlIade phil,
Mrs. Eugene Lewis and son. Of
Newark. are the guests oi Mr.. a3d
Mrs DrYI ~ Porter.
Oakley Nttadicy has as his guest
u NODi,aWn WIlson ., Gnr'StiAn4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
"lanchuria Treaty.

st. Petersburg, March 27.-It is de-
cared Oh competent authority that the
Russo Chinese agreement will proba-
bly, be signed shortly. But the negotia-
tions continue, and the result Is not
yet certain. The details will possibly
be slightly modified, but the arrange
ments will be substantially as de-
manded.
According to the Russian point Of
view, an abatement of what are here
regarded as moderate demands would
be inconsistent with Russian interests
and not sufficiently safeguard the from
tier and railroad.
The draft of the agreement now be-
ing discussed does not mention and
does not affect Mongolia or Turkestan.
1t concerns Manchuria exclusively.
Mongolia or Turkestan has, it is stat
ed, never been included In the formal
draft. but they formed subject, with
Marchuria, Of IN exchange Of ideas
preliminary to formal negotiations.
The agreement will be designed for
the protection of existing interests and
rights and not for the acquisition Of
new things.
What Russia Seeks.
1t is automatically admitted that
Russin is seeking certain guarantees
for future security. and it is positively
certain that no powers have protested,
even Japan reflalning from this at
tempt to interfere between two other
governments. However, the japanese
minister discussed this and other
phases of the Chinese question with
the foreign office.
The statement Of the Japanese for
cCn minister that Japan will neces.
sarily demand compensation If the
agreement is signed has not made a
decisive impression.
Russia does not object TO the 7lin-
cip!c Of Count Won Bulow, the Ger.
man imperial chancellor, that the
agreement will not diminish substan-
tally Chiuas ability TO pay an in
deninty, since the arrangement pro-
tects. or at least does not affect, the
existing commercial rights OF other
nations in Manchuria
China will continue collecting GUS
toms dues in Manchllria.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
migrf,nts to f,a,yD;:.

Ponce, Porto Rico, March -. The
American steamer Californian. Cap
tain Dyer, which sailed from Guanica
igrantS destined for Hawaii. or this
party '%II are mcn. and til" rrmaincr
are WOMEN and hildrcn, The rXppdi-
ton is pll siraIly superior 10 the pre-
NiDllS ,ini,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
Rtrn In Il iiinhiuun Ninn

Republic, Mich. March 27.-firc was
discovered in No. ! shaft Of the Rcpub-
lie mine ard has not yet been extin-
gnishcd. No estimate Of the loss Is
possible as yet. The mine has been
closed, throwing 800 men out Of EN-.
pJOyment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
Revising Army RpuuIattou.

Washington. March 27. - Assistant
Secretary of War Sanger Is engaged,
with several officers In the war depart
ment, in preparing for the use of the
army revision of the army rcgula-
tlons. Since the last revision Of the
regulations many changes have been
made by orders and circulars of the
war department, some of which have
been made necessary sincc ops oc-
cnned distant territory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
nEGISTER'S ORDER.
n REGIsrER's OFriCr,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
March I. 1901.
Upon the application of Fannie Frank,
Exrcutrix, OF Isaac H. Frank Inso Of
Wilmington Hundred, in said county.
deceased, it Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the cxecutrix aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters Of Admins
tratun upon the estate Of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing adyer-
tisements to be posted within forty days from
the date OF such Letters in six OF the most pub.
lie places of the county of New Castle, reauir-
ing all persons having demands gainst the 81.
tate, to pre5ent the same or abide by an act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided, AMI
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REpUBLIoAN,a new,
paper published in Wilmington, DEL and to bs
continued therein, three weeks, @. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal Of
! =. 8. I Office Of the Register aforesaid atWl-
- miMgton, in New CaF Ftle county afora-
said, the day and year above written,
CALVIN W. CROoSAN, Register.
NOTICE Notice Is hereby givcn that
Letter, Tcstamentary We're in due form Of
law granted unto the undersigned, on the 7th
day of March A. D. 1901, and that all persona
having claims against the estate Of the deceased
must present tho same duly attestcd, to
the said ExccutriS. on or before thA
7th day Of March 1907, or abide the Act Of Az.
sembly in such case made and provided.
FANNIE FLANK.
ESacutrix.
Address: 100 Madison St.. viii, Del. MI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

SPEAKING Of the values Of real
estate in this city, one has only to
note the number of real estate
agents in business. There Is some
money in small houses in good con-
ditlon and in good locations. These
landlords can pick their tenants
and dictate their terms. Rents are
high, but after taxes, water rents.
insurance and repairs are taken
out, there. is only small margin
lett Men oil means don't care to
own anything that is always a trou-
bic and anxiety. Bonds, mortga ages
and gilt edge railroad and other
stocks are more attractive. If they
get hard up they can borrow on the
securities. They escape the city and
county tax collectors and arethc ones
that the Adams tax law was in
tended to reach. Ii the courts de-
eide the law is constitutional. the
rich will have to pay as well as the
mechanic. The city and county
need the money. and if the Adams
tax law and the liquor license fees
both be DENIED, up will have to go
tax rate. Retrenchment is the Or
der, but where will it begin? vii.
mington must have more revenue if
the tax rate is to be kept down.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
An Evening" Win .lrs. + ina Little H,uc;.

Edna Little IIouck, whose popu-
larlty is known as an elocutionist
and impersonat to Wilmington
audiences. Will greet another gath.
erina OF her friends on Friday even.
ing, March 10Th, in West Presby.
tcrian Church, Eighth aud Wash
ington streets. In addition to her
recita's. Mr.. Horace B. Harrison
ard Mr. l.. II. Wilson will enter.
tain with yoca! and instrumental
music. The recital is given under
the direction oil the Hope aud Clover
Leaf Circle OF Kings Daughters OF
West Church, and a silver Offering
will be received.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

JUDGE SrRUANCE YESTERDAY ap-
pointed Chas. r. Jones Police Com
missioner in place ct VIM. M. Pyle,
whose term has expired. The ap-
polntnent Is a good one, but Mr..
Jones has never been identified as
party worker. or a contributor to
lis campaign fund
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
DIg strike by Spanish Miners,

Madrid, March 27.-Three thousand
miners have struck at the town of AL.
modovar del Campo, town of Spain,
In New CASTLE, 1G miles southwest of
Ciudad Real. Work has stopped, and
the mines are flooded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
fire Fighter Slain by Falling walls,

Huntington, W. Va, March 27.-Se
non, Blake & Stevenson's wholesale
grocery has been burned; loss, Sl0O,.
600; insurance, 100000. Fireman John
Wright was killed by falling walls.
Fireman William Sturgeon was scri
Ously injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
Chile Orders Cnrucuie RaIls

Pittsburg, March 27.--The Carnegie
company has received an order from
the Chilean government for 10000 tons
Of standard steel rails for the roads of
that country. The rails are to be de-
hvered within two months.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

TIE Wilmington Horse Show AS
sociation, which was organized last
evening under its new charter,
starts out with bright prospects.
1t has 20 members.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

Powell has on his stalls in tha Third
stteet market hou-e, tho following fish
Whiting, four pounds for u qnar or; also
y0llow perch. lako shad, fresh shad sheep,
hehd, cat fish smeit1 and fine kennebeck
salmon. Call ca ly and get first choice
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

Mr.. J. Il. MEHAFFEY, after being
manager Of the Delaware & Allan
tic Telephone Co. IN this city Tor
the past 20 .years, has accepted a
position with the Bell Telephone
Co, o! Philadelphia. where he will
remove some time next month. He
has made many friends in our city
who will lie sorry to lose him. He
was superintendent OF the d. g. A.
Co., OF Chester, Pa. where he lived
before coming to Wilmington. His
successor here will be Mr.. G. D.
Moutg OF New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

p. FAHEY will be appointed Street
and Sewer Commissioner ia place
OF Wm, Summons. whose term ex-
pires the Slst of this month,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

Miriam, the six year old daughter Of
Charles Black, Of No. 1909 West qkhd
stroot, is suffering with Sigh: attack Of
nnan'nouia,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

The Superior Courtyestcrday de.
cided that Philip q. Churchman 5
Municipal Judge and his appoint.
ment by Gov. Hum only awaits the
confirmation OF the senate The
term is for y years. Judge Boyce
read the decision which wa. the
unanimous opinion OF the Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

The rummage sale in the Opcr
House Is meeting with success. The
store is crowded daily with buyers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

DIR. HAMNoNn's resignation was
accepted at a special meeting Of the
Trustees OF The Delaware Hospital
for the Insane, and DR.. Florence
Hall Wilson appointed first assist.
ant to superintendent llanckcr.
A second assistant VIII be appoint.
ed later. The Iady 10 capable
assistant
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
EVERY WOMAN NEEDS
The Ladies' World,
The best, cheapest. brightest. and most
practical, Ladies' rlagaziue publish.
4 cd in America

Each issue conta ins from "a to 80 large
pages, size Hurper's Bazar and Is enclosed
in a handsome engraved cover, the design Of
which Is changed with every number, and IL
beautifully printed in colors. Its circulation
IL enormous 1t already enters The homes Of
over 400, 100 housewives and mothers. and is
rapidly reaching out toward the half million
mark, 1t is liked by women every who re, an
should be regular visitor N every Ahieri.
I..l,a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

THIRD street bridge will be sup
piled with patent safety gates.
which have been ordered from the
Edgemoor Bridge Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28
Th,rtpiuThoa,s,ud Pieces

= Paper. to be sold for Q cents up.
H,nbieton. No. el6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

WAsmNGyoN street bridge IS con-
sldcred safe enough to have trolley
cars pass over 1t. 1t was officially
inspected Yesterday by the mem
5ers OF the Levy Court, who saw no
necessity for any alarm as regards
tie stability ot the structure. The
cars of the Wilmington City Rail.
way Company VIII be running over
the bridge in lew days, and on
out the Boulevard. THIS viii open
up the land OF the West Side In.
provcmcnt Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Take Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets 25o
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-03-28

lr is hoped tn" hrc dc partmcnt
will soon settle the dl,pule over the
election Of chlct and ASSISTANTS.
The same Guse has been gwen to
the combine that the ant-cumD!ae
is now getting. he matter viii lie
decided by the Fire and Law Com.
mittec ot City Coun,lh Committees
were heard last evening Frank
Brand and Edward f. Kane spoke
Tor the antI-cCmblnc and sad The
combine was iniurlDG Inc depart
ment Dennis 5, shields spoke N
favor OF the combine, and sand The
members desire d copy OF the ordl-
nance and resolutions and want
time to act on it, they vii! BE-
given week to make their reply.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

From a +ansyiew, Texas, paper
We giean the fpllowipg;
s'AsAby D, BUSH, agent for the
Waters Pierce Oil Co., having ac-
cepted the agency for the New
York Life Insursnce Co., will add
that to his oil business Abau!
the 18th he vii, .amove from his
Er>srns quarters in the Times.
Clarion building to more commo.
dious quarters in the upper story
OF the Whitelock building. The
Oil business has AZ Increased Mr.,
Eush has found it necessary t0
employ additional help, and here.
after Mr., j. Glenn Hoyler, for
merly with II. l.. Smith, will he
found in the office to transact busi-
neSs.'
Ashby is the son of MIR. W, r,
Bush, one of our OLDEST citizens.
He is q young man OF stirling
quantities and is endowed with that
spirit which makes all young men
succeed. We join his many friends
in wishing him success III his new
Texas home.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

This morning at 10 o'clock in
Glencoe, La, d pretty wedding
ceremony took place: The con:
tracting parties being Mr.: Alfred
Pccot, al Franklin, deputy sheriff
of the parish Of St, Mary and one
Of our most popular and prominent
young men and Miss Emily Pecot,
the lovely daughter of Mr.. J. Z.
Pecot, manager of the Home plan
tation, al Glencoe, La. a large
coDcourse offriends were present to
offer their congratulations. After
tue religious services concluded an
INFORMAL reception was held at the
home of the bride parents for rela-
tives and friends after which the
happy young couple drove i'll a car
riage to theS. p. depot where they
boarded the train..for New Orleans
to spend their honeymoon. They
were the recipients ofMany costly
and handsome presents.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

j. w. Whipple went to Franklin
Sunday to look up negro labor:
Mr.. Whipple has a CONTRACT on the
Abbeyille extension Of tue s. F.,
and says it is impossible to get the
necessary amount of help to CON-
plete the wOrk.-Crowley Signal.
1t would be a good thing if some
one could induce the negroes OF
Franklin to 60 to work; we have
any amount of them whose sole
occupation is to make themselves
obnoxious by loafing at street corn
ers and in barrel houses. These va:
grants are fat and sleek and al:
Ways wear good clothes,where they
get them is hard to say as they
never do a days work. There are
some of them who work, but there
are others who should either be
made to 60 to work or to leave
town. With the present demand
for labor there is no excuse Tor
them to loaf around Oh the streets
and be a menace to the public.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

FUakeytn, Ala, July !S, IS,S.
hr. G. j. Matfott M, Dear sir: Justice
TO YOU demands that should give YOU my
experience with your excellent medicine,
TEErHINA. Our little girl, just thirteen
months old, has had much trouble teethin :.
Every remedy was exhausted in the s.,aue
Of prescriptions from family p.,sic; ans.
Her bowels contnue., -. pass off pure blood
and burning so.er continued for days at ii
,.l..o. Her life was almost despaired Of.
Her mother determined to try TEETHINA,
and in IA day or two there was . ere at
change-new life had returned -the bowels
were regular. and, thank, to TEETHINA.
the liatle babe IS now doing we'll. Yours,
ETY.. ID. w. CIVER,
Ed'sot aud Proprietor Tuskegee (Ala)
News,
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

Constable Butcher, of Terre-
bonne parish, had il narrow escape
last Wednesday morning while at
tempting to arrest three negro des.
peradoes at Schriever. On order
ing them to halt they Immediately
commenced to fire on him and Mr..
w. l.. Wilson who accompanied d
him. They returned the fire killing
one negro and seriously woanding
another, the third Gl;e making his
escape through a caue field. For
tunately the officers were not in.
jured. The negroes were wanted
for a murder committed in lber.
vile parish.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

Adam Hudson, a negro convicted
~ this parish at the last term OF the
criminal court for burglary and SEN
fenced to six years at hard labor,
made his escape from the convict
farm on Hope plantation, near jean
eselte, last week. The negro was on
the sick list in the hospital and left
With only his night clothes on. The
hounds were at once turned loose
and they tracked him to the bayou.
TIE pegro being I. fine swimmer n,
Sgoesea l6s bayou several times to
!hFow the dogs Of his trail. One OF
!aa boAnds caught up With him in
the water and after = terrible strug,
Gle be succeeded in drowning the ami
nal and escaped. Tie night being so
dark the guards could not see to
shoot A suspicious negro was seen
u the cane field Of Mr.. Bonvillain,
10 Cypremort, the dogs were brought
% that point but were unable to take
up the trail. The negro is still at
large.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

The boy who spends bis evenings
At home Teading the loyal news Of the
toVn and parish and the general news
Of the day, or a useful book, will
certainly make q better man, every:
thing else being equal, than the boy
who spend bis evenings on the streets
and loafng at places where the town
gossip is dished ont in tue most
vulgar manner.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

Died, in Baldwin, Oh Thursday,
Sept. Goth, 1901, at 1880 p. m.,
Hermina Butaud, beloved wife of
}. q. Sanguinette, aged 81 years.
The funeral left the late residence
of the deceased for ChaTanton at
4 o'clock p, IT,, on Friday, Sept.
27tb, where services were con
Quoted and her remaius laid to
rest in the cemetery at that place.
The HAMMER extends its sympa-
thics to the heart broken husband
and family in their hour of sorrow,
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28
Lost or Mislaid,

Policy No. l50l32 issued by The Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company. on IT,,
life OF James p. kcmper. The tinJtl
will please return it to the unae4sssned
Application has been mado for thc is
suing of !; duplicate.
}. p. kEMtER, Franklin, La,
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

We received tue follow postal
which explains itself:
DEAR SIR-I am looking for the
heirs of susanna Fraisier, a widow
with one child who about 1894 left
Louisiana for Texas. Any informs-
ton will be received with thanks.
HENRY MALNGEER.
Sour Lake, Texas.
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

Yom Kippur, or the Jewish Day
Of Atopemen', was observed by the
Hebrew population of Franklin last
Monday by the closing of their
nlaccs OF business and total abstin.
sncs from food and drink,
The St. Mary banner., 1901-09-28

WANTED-District Manager
for st. Mary parish, salary or com.
mission. Reply with reference to
A. MCKNIGHT,
Vice-President, Fidelity Mutual
Life Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.