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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-02
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

The Importance OF nominating for
the vice-presidency a man competent
10 succeed the President has once
more been brought home to the minds
OF the people with solemn emphasis.
Men and parties should take the lesson
to heart In the midst of the profound
SORROW over the death Of the President
and the grave Indignation aroused by
the act OF his assassin. there is much
consolation In the thought that in this
crisis the affairs OF state viii not be
seriously disturbed. The former Vice
President, who now becomes the chief
executive Of the nation. is a man in
whose purposes, intelligence and ability
the country has much confidence. Al
though the youngest man ever called
upon to assume the responsibilities
OF President. Mr.. Roosevelt has had
much more experience in public affairs
than many Of his predecessors in this
high office. Il is true that he has had
but limited acquaintance of direct
nature with national duties. but he has
been a close student of history and
economies. and a penetrating observer
Of administrative processes.
Aside from the sad contingency that
has brought Theodore Roosevelt into
Office. the country generally, and his
friends in particular. as wen as Mr..
Roosevelt himself. would have prefer
red that he should have served his
term as yiee-President. he then
would have been ripper for the response
billties OF the higher once. 1t is fortu-
nate. though. that no crisis confronts
the nation at this time. The country
Is prosperous. International relations
are harmonious. Affairs in the new
possessions are in the course Of devel.
0pment. requiring only the carrying
forward Of plans already formed and
carefully provided for. Mr.. Roosevelt
viii be enabled TO progress by easy
stages. He win rely much upon the
Mckinley cabinet. which he win re
tain.
PIP. Roosevelt Is In harmony with
his party and he has the admiration
and support Ct the whole people in a
very large degree. He has been an as
sertive Official in more than one ca
paclty. His sense Of public duty is
proverbial He Is man Of strong per
sonai convictions. He dislikes machine
methods He has shown remarkable
courage In opposing the vicious ele-
ments IN American politics. More than
any other Republican he has prepared
ne way Tar some action designed C
requisite the trusts. He has accom-
plished more than any other one on
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-10-02

It was more than third of CEN
fury ago when Thomas Fitch of Cal
Ifornia was named the "Silver-Tongued
Orator of the West" Mr.. Fitch was
quite a young man. in those days, but
already ne had won most enviable
fame as an orator and a master of
pure English. That he has lost none
of his charm as a word painter is evi-
denced by his beautiful address before
the G. A. r. Monday night, which was
published in full in The Republican
yesterday morning Mr. Fitch's ad-
dress mas a grand tribute to the Office
of President of the United States and
to the occupant of the Office as well.
II is an address that would be we'll
printed in phamphlet form for general
distribution in this Territory because
of its educational qualities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
OFFICERS
INSTALLED.

! Past Senior National Commander Dan =
lei Ross last night installed the following
! Cliicers OF admiral du PODt Post No 2,
u. A. Rr Department cf Delaware Com
maDdrr, Lewis l.. Wilcox; senior vice
commander, John R. Wright; junior vice
commander, Frank Ncelcy; udiutant,
Peter A. Ayars; assistant adiutans, John
| Gallnher; quarter-master. William n.
| Moystin; assistant qnarter.masIer, Bail
| ey; officer Of the day, William Kelley, .r,
surgeon, Edward Hurst; officer OF the
| guard, william johnson; inside guard,
Joseph LQuiller; out,ido guard, Ellis A.
Cloud. Addresses were made by the retir-
ing and tho new officers.
The following oiliG,rs eiec Of Corin,han
Lodge. :. OF H, have 'been Installed by
Grand Master George H. Riley and staff;
SIR, NJ. CharlesS > Boyntou; w NJ. D.
Willis hathaway; Jr NJ, Leo Roy Downs;
recording secretary, H.W. Soltzer: nnan.
cinl soc'e1ary. Melville NJ Wells; treasnror
MA. Cael Chaplain J. d. AIdrtd, CON
due or, George W. Rodman: l. q, Thomas
Il. Scmcrs.
The new officers of Brandywino Con.
clave, No. 4, H. or :. W. NJ, Wrrr INSTALL
ed last night by Grand Archon Gao. II.
Rue. nssis ed ''y vthor grand officers ~
follows: Fl. Artbon, Charles T.. Smith;
chancellor. George r Stanley; W Pro
vost, Charles +. Stewart; recording scrih,
george ;. White; 1innhcial scribe, Char, ?
McGinnis; treasurer :. l.. stewart; pr .
late. j. l.. Griili b. Jr.: Inspector general,
o. Baker; herald II. - Bur.i;; wardon
Balret G.url.maiI: sentinel. Jamrs Nc.
krowh; trustee, f.. n. Holland; rep 'cs mt.
ative to Gland COncave Geugg, u. stan.
10y,
" ilmington Union, Oparativc P.astar-
ers' International ASSOCIATION. has elected
the following oiliccrs Proii.lent, Daniel
Conner; vice president. Albert White;
recording secretary, evils 4. Rsehm, Jr.
1innEc'a secretary and treasurer, H. \,
Moncki trustees, l'aninl Hanby, = :
Curle,t ana William Sparks; dole. ,ates to
the Labor League I.ewis a. kuchm, Jr,
James Berry, Dunlsl llapby, Duniel Con.
nor and ll ;. Monck.
Champion Lodge, No. g. X. Of r., has
elected the following officers. u c., Ed
gar II. AlIband; v C., j. David Got;
pro'a:e, Charles H. Card; N. OF w, John
Il. Sparks; Il. of II aud s, Mark l. Gar.
rctt; NJ, of T., James Gard: NJ. of T.,
Jac"b NJ aiihker; Nj. at A, Charles s.
Taylor; L. g., thomas NJ. Moore; .. Ii .,
Ni.llam OlonhOi; representative to
Grand lodge William O'ronnlr; trus'nt
for eighteen months, James Cnd; repr
sen atlvc to Hivhrvinw Cemetery Com
pnny, j. NJ. Minhcr; representative to
hall company, William O'Connor. Tho
installation vii! take place Wednesday
evening, january.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

Detective \Nitsii succeeded in
having Daniel Davis colored, held
for court to answer the charge OF
larceny Of lot ol wheat from A. X,
Wood" ard. Wesley Robinson was
held for similar charge a few
days ago. Detective Witsil aud Of.
ilccrs Shields and Pierce krew
then that there was 4 second man
IN the case aud Davis was arrest
ed
Before Magistrate Sassc yester-
day afternoon the evidence at the
hearing was that Davis sold part
o the wheat to a Mr.. Buck near
Richardson $ Mills. Mr. Buck SAID
he paid cash for the wheat. He par
ticularly noticed that the man from
whom he bought the grain wore one
russet shoe and one black shoe, A
russet and a black shoe were found
in Davis room when he was ar
rested and were produced as cvi-
dence at the hearing. Mr.. Buck
positively identified Davis as the
man from whom he bought the
wheat.
The man 10 whom it is alleged
Robinson sold portion oil the
grain at Grecnbank. said he gave
cash and quantity of -four in pay.
ment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

FLOUR state and wkFtern inactive an
weaker IN tone, With puyerr a,,K;hG in
concessions; Minnesote patents, Al0ol N'
winter strsishts Ss5saats; "sn.rf extras.
S2F5H9qO, Winter patents. s. Irhi
WiEAT-WehS and heavy ptder near
hammeriiIg, unsatisfactory canles. pear
Ish Price Current r"aort aLl lark OF cut.
eide support; March. s!asusy.e.; May sni
WYE Quiet, state, 52asJo., c, t. T., New
York, CARROTS No !. western. SO. OBJ
afogt.
CORN--Rulcd dull, but fairly steady ON
large clearsnces and hight onerings.
OATS Duh ana nominal, track. white
sta,e, 3la3sc; track, white, western, Sld
PORK Steady; mess sl4QlS family si
Gl6
LARD-Steady,
BuTTER-sleadyi state dairy, l0T2'o, :
'crIuiEBsEI STEADY: fancy, large. fall
made, liHVllAc.1 fandy, email, fan made.
EGGS-F'irmer: state and Pennsylvania,
iCr.Sc': WeeterN loss off, erC.
STdAR--Raw quiet; fair refining. 7Sc,l
centrifugal, &c test, i1c.i refined quiet.
crushed, &C.; powdered, teav,
TTRPENT1NE-Quie at JS,.2Slar.
MOLAsSES- STEADY. New Orleans, I1
RIcE-Tirm; domestic s!.gS.c.; Japan.
'rAEE[ow-sleady; city. &C.: country.
iiHS~ouie,j shipping. 77,.Qs0c. good
10 choice Gnh.C,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
ARMY BILL TAKEN UP
Substituted For Shipping Sub
sidy In the Senate.
HOUSE CONSIDERS APPORTIOyMEyT.
Resolution u. OImstend of Pcnnsyl-
vania Causes sensntion-th .rman
Hopkins Confident of the Suc-
cess of His Measure.


WASH NGTON, Jan. i.-Witliout a
murHlur Of dissent and without word of
comment the senate yesterday displaced
the shipping subsidy bill from its priy.
le-cd position as unfinished business"
and substituted for it the army rcorgani-
cation bill. Since he second day of the
present session the shipping bill had been
the unfinished business. with the undrr-
standing hat it Should not interfere with
the consideration Of the army reursaniza-
ton bill or Of APPROXIMATION bills,
When tic senate convened in its first
session of the twentieth century, the ar
my bill WIS taken IN with n view TO
pressing it to Il iinal vote as soon as pos
siblc. Its consideration proceeded until .
o'clock. the end Of the morning hour,
when the subsidy hill WAS laid before thc
senate. Mr.. pc;tigrcw Of South Dakota
then objected to Il request for unanimous
consent, TO continue the discussion of the
array bill. BY vote of the srnotc the
military measure. was continued for con
sidpration, TINS niakiuc il ,Lp unfinished
business and sending the subsidy bin
back 10 tho calendar,
During the discussion of ,ln army
measure the oppositiun senators iuticutcd
that their line Of nttark upon tlc lii
would be Draiu.t thr crrptjou or n largo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE FRIDAY JANUARY T. 1901
AMUSEWENTS.
GRAND OPERA dOU3R,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPANY.
Seldom has the Grand Opera
House contained larger or better
pleased audience than that which
assembled last evening to witness
the production OF the play "An Ia
nocent Sinner" The theme OF the
play is The latest scientific discovery
hypnotism; the story original; the
scenery bright and the cast far
above the average making the en-,
tcrtainment worthy of higher price 8
and the theatre going public are
not long in finding out good thing
consequently the house is packed
at every performance. the daily
matiuees being attended mostly by
ladies and children. This after
noon the bill is the ladies (aycritc
play least Lynne and tonight
Roanoke" a story OF old Virsiuil
by Hal. Ricd, the author OF Human
Hearts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
TIE CHRISTIAN.

The most notable theatrical en-
Gagement Of the present seas IL
here will be The big production #
Hail Caines S famous play TIE
Christian, " whichs.s announced for
one special performance at the
Opera House on next Monday
night. The company numbers over
50 reopl2, and the two carloads OF
massive scenery will be transported
here, Lila Nane will be seen as
"G.ory Ouaylc' and !. Henry
kolkcr rs "John Storm. The sale
OF seats is now on. TIE sale will
be limited to not more than eight
tickets 10 each purchaser.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
BOERS SWEEP CLEAN
Invaders Take Everything In
Sight In Cape Colony.
BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Large Force Recruited to Hold tho
Mountain Passes and Protect
: propcr:y--t SECOND Rebel
lion In Eechuun:lunG,

CAPE TOWN, Jan. 4. The military
authorities are preparing for all contin-
gcnces. 1t has been decided to transfer
the Boer prisoners from the camps to
Transports.
Farmers coming into carnarvon de-
scribe th" BOcrs IS travelling in parallel
columns, with numerous hank;ng parties
sweeping the country of horses. plunder.
ing lnyalists aud carrying off everything
eAtubie, 1t appears that they are accom-
panied by strings Of pack horses lightly
loaded
'"tes'"rE t"l"gsaphs thai krit2inger'
commando is crossing the Middlphurg dis.
tri"t, hut is getting few if any recruits.
Here in tnpc Town such business men
as are unable TO leave are organizing II
town guard composed OF the leading cit.
izens. The commercial companies nav"
asked the mayor to call mass meeting
10 urge the government 10 suppress dis
loyal newspapers and 10 proclaim martial
law
The British hattleship Monarch yester.
day landed mon and guns 10 relieve the
troops for service n0rthward 1t is be-
liryed that the guns will be sent up the
country
Five hundred citizens enlisted. til" en-
roment being very active 1t is hoped
that the first batch Of mounted men will
leave within three days for Worcester.
They are to hold The passes of the Hex
river mountains and to protect the rail
way tunnel. The organization is rough
and ready and not troubled with much
drill or special uniform. Horses are
scarce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
TIN. TYRANNY OF TEARS.

Charles rrohmah, the manager
" hose enterprises arc so vast and
80 numerous that they comprise in
number on, third, and in import
aucc one hall Of The high-class the
atlicnI organizations in this coun-
try. had this season placed upon
the road alspccial company to eI'
hlbil Hadnon Chambers brilliant
comedy The Tyranny Of Tears
which he announces is the equal OF
any company he ever seat out from
thu Empire Theatre, New York To
those who are familiar with the
great number OF THIS manager S
productions this is a Recommended
ton OF unusual weight. ana the an
nouncement tina, this company is to
appear at Tie Grand Opera House
next Thursday evening will mean
much TO them. II seems that the
great suc:cts a this play last stl-
son at I c I'm = Tlcatrc deter
mirci Mr. iro.mln 20 present 1t in
those cities which lie did not
usually VISIT with these plays, and
as the nature CT this witty comedy
prccludGd the formation OF 4 cast of
ordinary ability, he selected lrom
amonr the best OF his people and
Ii presents rs to a party Of play
crs ., unuauAl ability. The comedy
which is now success IN three
continents. is Il picture oI refined
domestic life, aud especially illus
tratcs how hc!p'Gss man is, and
how little his judgment avails him
VIII eli opposed by 4 woman 5 tears.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

When the .court.ln.bank meets in this
city on Monday there will be two cascs
Of more than ordinary impor,anc, that ct
the ecoustitutionality OF the Adams Tax
Law and the law taxing tho road bod Of
the railroads as real estate. Upon the
result OF these two cases will depend
vile her the city will have largo deficit
at the end Of the fiscal year and tho
Corncll would have 10 ask the Lcgisla.
turc for authority 20 borrow $SS. coo In
stead Of g. 600 a. nos contemplated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

KANSAS CITY. Jan. !. Frank Petit.
grew. son of United States Senator Pet
tisrcw Of South Dakota, who is i'll at
local hospital, the result Of being assault
ed, is gaining strength rapidly and will,
It is said, be able to resume his journey
to Arizona within few days. Mr. Pet
tigrew's right cheek bone, which was
fractured, was reset
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

Dover, Jan. 4.--Tho snnual meeting u
the Farmers bank directors was held nero
yesterday afternoon. Blind Stnggrr3 and
meningitis have caused tho deaths Of
larger numbers Of horses in Kent and
Sussex county.
The Reynolds Nall"s1 Horseshoe Com.
pany was chartered this nj ernoon for the
III nanufacture and sale Ct horsesbocs that
rgqnirr no nails and intlict no pain to the
animal wearing them, The compunys
capital stock in 5O0,00U, and 1t is "a VII.
mlrSton conccrn.
Tie retiring members OF the Kent Levy
Court "cre tendored II dlnner by & cck uf
tho Peace Downs.
he olutions Of regret wero adopted yea
tcrday by tho Farmer. Sank directors OH
the death Of the late Edward Ridglcy.
Chnpred hands. cracked lips and rough
moss Of The skin cured quickly by Banner
sai,c, tho most healing ointment in tho
world. For sale by \. Is Dauforth, No.
80 market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
Accidents will IiaI pen. John

Accidents will IiaI pen. John Brown
q. A. Il. veteran, OF 2liB Marshall 81.
Philadelphia, says: by IA mtre accident
l came across Dr,Agnows Catarrhal Pow
der was a great sufferer from that ureaa
maiady Catarrh. This wonderful rem, dy
effected speedy and permanent cure, anu
] have been so thankful that ! am wllin.
to spend much time IN spreading tho good
news. 10
Sold by n. H. Danfotth Second and
Marse, streets aud H. J. Belt, Sixth and
Mai kg; streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

DENVER. Jan. T. Miss West Temple
Of the My Friend From India com
pany is dead of pneumonia at st. Jo'
scph's hospital. She was taken Ill when
playing at the Denver theater two weeks
ago. Miss Belle fremont Of the Boston!'
ans. who is i'll with pneumonia in this
city, is in a critical condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
THE BOARD
OF TRADE.

held an interesting meeting last night
President Lawton brought up the
River and llarbol bill and in introduc.
ing the subject said that as the mat
Ter needed attention at once he had
taken the authority to get an attor.
hey to advocate the matter. George
&. LobdcIl talked at length on the
Improvements which are needed in
the ChristiaGa river. He spoke Of
the large Qnantilysof sewerage which
goes into the river and of the dust and
sand which are washed into the river
| from the streets.
he i'uScy and Jones Company.
he SAID "Wil have to do dredging at
| their own expense to launch boats.''
Mr.. LobdcIl said that boats which
| draw only and feet Of water could
MOI get up 10 his wharf even at high
lIGe. In conclusion lie said that old
river men lad told him that there
| was liol near as much water coming
up lhc flHer as years ago and that tho
flats which have formed near the head
Of the stream prevents 1t.
j. Ncwlin Gawthrop said: "The
great tronblc is not so much the sew.
eragc. 1t is the washing of sand and
dirt into the river. That however.
will decrease as the streets bocoma
better paved" Mr.. Gawtbrop was of
tie opinion that the city should stand
some Of the cost. Mr. Jawton IN he.
ing asked the question as to how muc,,~
it would cost to hulkhead the Christt
ana river, replied that from what be
could understand il would cost about
Sln per iEcal foot, which would
amount to between three and four
million dollars. The east side Of the
river from the Jackson and Sbarp
Company to the Harlan Il IIollinps.
worth Company already has a bulk
head.
Henry +. Pickles said. 81 think
that the city should take CHARGE of
the sewerage don't think that tina
city shuuld allow the dirt and sand to
WASH down TO the Cnristiaua. There
should lie some means to get the dirt
and Suuhaway.
Untii the c!ly does something YOU
can not expect the United States to
do any thing" Continuing Mr..
Pckcls said; There is something at
present Of even more Importance than
Uhe matter being discussed. / refer
to Il new bridge which is needed
acro>S tie Chrisllana river at Market
street. | understand that the Har.
Ian 4 ilullinnSWurth Company cannot
bid for large boats because they could
not get them through the present
bridge and that state of affairs should
not lc."
President Lawton stated to the
beard that a large concern along the
Chri,tiana has made threat that un.
less. somcthinv is DOM 1hov will oat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

rA'lS, Jan. i-L Journal reports
un,!.r reserve III" dG'h Of Count Won
Wnldr,Yrc. lie runor being that he was
Killed by an oiii,er Of Ibe allied troops,
the circumstances not being related. Ii
is said rhat III" minor !, current IN R,r-
lin, where il is not confirmed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

ALTOONA. Pa. Jan. 4..--TEc bonds.
men Of the fugitive collector OF raxes, Me-
Tullough. and the county commissioners
have arrived at settlement The former
will pay S25, COO in cash aud transfer to
the county lot on Fourteenth avenue,
Altoona. md 10 lots in Caiverton, valued
nj $1,000. which were formerly owned BY
Mccullough. In addition the bcndsmen
also forfeit a bond in the sum Of $500
to cover any shortage in case the dofnlce.
fion reaches $4,000. Judge Bull APPROX,
ed the settlement Mccullough Is still
missing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
Address OH China.

Mis- Clara Righttr, who recently re-
turned from China addressed n meeting
for women In the lecture room OF Ncst
Presbyterian church yesterday afterru, II
Miss Rishter lived in China for II number
OF years ana her ad'.rJss was listened 10
vcJy attentivcly.
She Will bu rendered a reception this
evening in Delaware Avenue baptist
Chlrch
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

WASHINGTON. Ian. H. The follow.
ing fourth elias. r0stmaStoTS hay" been
appointed: Connecticut Cobalt. G. W.
Tibba!S. Massachusetts Charlton City.
J. G. Hammond New York-~Ilamilon
Center. W. NJ. KnoNlton. Vermont
New Haven Mills. +. r. Nortuu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04
Tpck a Wheel

Before Judge Cochraa o this City Cours
tti. uo:n.n. Ar,tat Armstrong was
CHARGED witt iarc0uy OF bicycle the prop
er,y 0! CNso-d Cannon Of No. So3 West
street He Va, nsId in 5000 bail for bis
tprsArsrcs OF o0urt. He took tho wheel
too pawn shcp where he oh aimed 81. 10 on
II. lie acknowledged to officer William
j. Davidson, shat hs stole ths wheel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

Mrs. " lIliam II. casey will have a public
sale soma time in March and vacate the
Clyde farm where her late husband, VIII
Lam II Casey. lived for over ~ years The
farm has brsu rented BY Mr. Pierce Of
Mou,chan!n. II bGa nearly 200 acres and
Is o fna place bordering for nearlyA mile
ediatcly on the river Mrs. Casey
vii! muVsto Wilmington, and reside Ia
her ewn house near seventh and Walnut
ltres,v
lhs lG.sere fam o. the Thomas Good.
lev estate will 10 ogsrsd' st pubic sale 10
f,N
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

'Denman Thompson will be the
"Cncle JOSH in the Forthcoming
production o. ttis favoritc play at
the Opera House next Tuesday
niobt. The Old Home stead still
eX / S its old hlrm over US, for We
wish 10 sva it a.. ain and again. a'.d
tire more we see IT. the better We
like it We cannot define iis worth
better than Is say, the art OF natu
al acting is 50 well eHemp'lfcl in
it as to completely snhmerss the
theatre, ard We seem 70 be with
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

Sir knights and Brothers Of Crusaders
Castle. \o ,, Highlands, nre inosl cordl-
ally invited 10 bs present at Castle on
meeting nigh. uf Jan 5, 1901. A socal
tirra Is expsc cd and Smoker will DO
hc,t, An m9mbars OF Castle are urged to
he present on sad date.
Thomas Hethort0p Chairman
William kershaw
,IoLN :, Benson
Gam m A. tea
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

BERLIN, Jan. A. Emperor William
has ordered all universities, academies
and other public institutions OF learning
In Prussia to celebrate Jan. IS the bicen.
tenRry OF the foundation Of the Prussian
kingdom, oniitting to celebrate his majes.
Tvs Lir1ldnY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

WILMINGTON. Del, Jan. {. The
Oliver II. Ruir company Of Philadelphia
has hrcn chartered ct Dover. with u cap
itnl of 500, 900. 10 c0uduct funerals. The
company is 10 work on Il plan by viii, II
person can make all arrangements for hi,
own funeral and pay expenses in Install
mcutl before death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-04

LONDON. IAN. 4.--"R-polts 4 from the
Danish West Indies" says the t"penha.
gen correspondent Of Th" Times, show
strong opposition 10 the sale of the is
lands to the United states. The ques'
tion will probably be determined in the
nosr future in the islands themselves