The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-15

n prayer by Chaplain Mitchell, the roll
was called showing all present but
Senator Clements
Mr. Alice presented joint resolution
providing for a joint session tomorrow
for he purpose of attending the Ailir-
nation of Governor llunn ut II o'clock.
1t was adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Abbott the joint
resolution providing for the printing Of
800 copies of the adiuiant generals re-
port was reconsdered and adopted.
Senator Blakely gave notice Of an
act changing the government Of the
Wilmington police force. He would
give no information as to its meaning.
MANY NOTICES BY BAYNARD.
The House was called to order at l..
O'Clock today and Mcssrs, Ilealey, Hit
chen. Ewing. Hutchinson, Ralph and
West were absent Several notices Of
acts were given by Mr.. Baynard as
follows: An act to authorize the clerks
of the peace in the several counties to
issue licenses to old sailors, soldiers and
marines free to prdle fish, farm pro
ducts. cite; An act to make Decoration
Day II legal holiday: An act authorizing
the Board Of Education of Wilmington
to admit pupils from different districts
and towns to their advanced branches;
An act for the protection of insrctly"r-
Gus and song birds, their nests and eggs.
This act does not Interfere with the pres
cnL game laws; An act granting the
Board Of Education Of Wilmington
II, Lot in I,uiI,lip,y pf tha
High School: An act authorizing the
revising Of the Harrington reports.
Mr.. llardcsty gave motto" of an act
10 borrow II sun not exceeding $4,000
for tnr Improvement of the Flrdcrica
school.
Mr.. lIarclrsly will. in few days,
give notice of an act to max" 1t
criminal otltIlAc for any individual whose
property is under execution to DISPOSE of
Ii" same.
Mr.. Chandler gave notice of an act
to prohibit the sale of olromagarnc cN-
ccp in its natural state and to repeal the
present law governing this.
Mr.. Monaghan gave notice that he
would present an act to amend chapter
AIS. volume "A, laws Of Delaware and all
amendments thereto, in relation to the
rcvcnur from liquor licenses
Mr.. Hodgson gave notice of an act
to revoke the charter Of the Collins
Beach Meadow Company.
Mr.. Raynard gave notice of IN net TO
enable the G.. A. L. to properly observe
Memorial Day. An act to amend chap
ter Cos. volume Is. Laws of Delaware,
in relation to the burial Of soldiers.
At the afternoon session in the House
Representative Finn gave notice that he
would introduces Il bill appropriatng
$12i.0C0 10 be used in improving the
State Hospital AT farnhurst.
Representative Hayett asked that the
journal he changed. asking that his vote
be changed on the Scotlen-Lrarncd con
test from nay to yea. Mr.. Dayctl voted
in Scottrn's favor through Il mistake.
His request was granted
The committee on rules today decided
that the convonng Of the llnus" would
take place al 1870 II. IN. and . p. n. On
motion Of MIR. IItaIy the House was at-
iourncd.
REPRESENTATIVES, son HURT
Representative Wright's son met with
an accident at Blackhird yesterday.
His horse ran away "verturning the car
riago and badly iniuring him,
Notice was given today Of u bill to
rrt,lrn ono-hnif tie license foes to Il
municipality. 1t will work to the prn-
cipal benefit Of Wilmington il ii passes.
The decorations for t0morr"W'S in
au@ural parade excel anything ever be-
fore attempted nj the capital.
Secretary Of State Layton will ride in
tomo,row's procession side by side with
retiring Secretary Hughes.
Dover is preparing to feed everybody
who comes here tomorrow. Restaurants
are SpringilIg up this evening like mush-
rooms.
Willard Salisbury and his li,utenants
bave been ut work all day and Senator
Kennry's headquarters at the law
building have hccn crowded.
The Republican headquarters at the
Hotel Richardson have been Il scene of
activity i'll day.
From a staff correspondent.
Dover, Jan. 15--Delaware Is iubil
ant to-day because the rein of power
have been transferred from the Dem-
ocrats to the Republicans when Gov
ernor John HUM took the oath Of
office. Citizens from all parts of the
State gathered at the capitol to-day !
to witness the glorious spectacle Of
Republicans in control. Dover Is in
holiday attire for the event and the
crowd is greater than ever before. A
peculiar thing however, Is that the
Old time Democrats are notlccably alb.
sent. They have no say in the affair
to-day. Those who stayed over night
were on The streets carly this morn
ing.
Then came the trains with their
Joyous tllrongs. Sussex Regulars,
New Castle want to wins, and Kent
Unions were side by side.
The decorations are ha ndsOmc and
as the stalwarts march by cheers are
given.
Lieutenant Governor Cannon was
sworn in by Judge rcnncwiIl in the
Senate.
The parade formed shortly after II
O'Clock. The Chief Marshal was
Major Edmund Mitchell and his aids
were William LaWton, William D.
Denncy, Horace G. Knowles, John B.
Wharton, D. Miflin Wilson, James G
Shaw, Jr., S. Frank Ewart, Dr.. Hi
ram II. Burton, II. Rilsely lIarring-
ton, .. D. Moore, Thomas Curry,
James W. LattomuS.
In the parade cane:
First Infantry Band
First Infantry, \. G. D., Colonel
Theodore Townsend commanding.
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