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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
4 TwENTiErH CENTURY lioHr.
Resembles SSnnsliine, Purihcs All
and Kills Disease Germs.

Resembles sSnnsI,ine, Purifcs AR
and Kills Disease Germa.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28.--Nikola Tesla
yesterday made an authorized statement
in reference to his new light, described
the lamp which diffuses the light and
then, darkening the windows of hts lab
oratory in East Houston street, turned
on an electric current. and in mo-
ment the rooms were flooded with what
Tesla calls artificial sunshine The
light was diffused through spiral OF
glass about eight inches high and six
inches wide. The spiral is of glass tub
ing about one-quarter of an inch in di-
ameter, the ends being blown to about
double the size of the tube and closely
resembling wax candles. The general eff
feet of the lamp is that Of small box
made of glass tubing with two candles
lying on their sides along the top. The
ends of the spiral, which resemble can
dies, are covered with thin coating OF
metal and painted white. The lamp IL
Eliminates whether it is connected by
wires with an electric current or not.
MIR. Tesla operates it with and without
wires, The wonderful thing about the
wireless lamp lS lhut II inus pc Sai iiAeu
about from one part of room toanotil-
er, picked up and set down at VIII, just
as one would carry kerosene lamp
around, and all the time there is not so
much as a flicker of the light
But more than all this, Mr.. Tesla as
serts that in discovering this process of
illumination he has discovered light
which will be of incalculable value in
the sickroom and in the hospital ward.
The tube if the lamp before being closed
Mt one end is partly filed with certain
gases, the properties of which Mr.. Tesla
is not ready to disclose, but which, he
says, will purify the air of sickroom
when it might endanger the life Of the
patient to have the windows opened, 80
that the rooms atmosphere will be as
pure as if the room had been flooded
with outer air. The inventor asserts
that so perfect is his invention that the
"ozonizing" Of room, as he calls H.
may be continued rs long as desired and
stopped at will Tesla says that his
artificial sunshine, Or his SANITARY
light" is intended to be his first gift to
the new century, the practical result of
wears of experiment in the old,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
IHIl ADELPHlA STOCKS,
Delivered a Lecture - E. 60 -

In Rodney Street PRESBYTERIAN
Church last evening State Secretary
Of Y. Nj. c, A., delivered his lecture
on "sodiers in the Fight A
large audience was present and
the lecture was much en- njoycd.
This alternoon in Association
Hail he viii lecture only on ''Over
the Snow Range " At the y. NJ.
c. A. on Sunday at ). IS p. m, he
will address men on IA Journey
Through Palestine. - Sunday even
inc the series will terminate with
a union meeting following tae lee
ture on ''Christianity Activity.
The general public Is invited to this
lecture and meeting.
TDCURE TIE { RiP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative Broma-Quinine Tablets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
o. ths usathS ). M. Hammond.

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Anna w, wife of our beloved pas.
tor, William I. Hammond, departed
this life at the parsonage, January
%, 1901, in her thirtieth year. 'Gone
but not forgotten
We do realize in the death OF
Sister Anna W. Hammond that we
have lost dear kind friend, one that
we have all learned to love, during
the last four years that she has resld-
ed in our community, coming among
us an entire stranger, yet her gentle
and genial nature and disposition had
won it's way around onr hearts and
into our homes in such a way that
we certainly feel our loss most keenly
Just in the midst Of health and prime
of life was stricken down with adread
disease and death claimed her too
quickly for his own. We feel sure
her good Christian character, example
and life has won for her Crown OF
life that fadeth not away. And
while we are bowed down with sor-
row and sadness Today let US remem-
bcr these sad affections are oftllnes
blessings in disguise.
A kind loving husband, son and
little daughter with large circle OF
friends are left to deplore her sudden
death.
We do extend our warmest heart
felt sympathy to her dear husband
(our dear PASTOR in this most trying
ordeal through which he has had to
pass and trust he may be supported
and comforted by the Allwise Power
and Love of our Heavenly Father
knowing happy blssful eternity
awaits him just beyond where they
will clasp hands again never to say
goodbye.
Dear friends of earth must pass away
Our hearts are made to mourn
When Death comes INTO our homes
and calls
For the loyedones who will never
return.
But we could not wish her back
From that land Of joy and love
For we know she is with Jesus
In that happy home above.
And We hope to meet her there
When the trials of earth are passed
Then we will be joined forever
In that happy home at last.
Oh how we do miss her
In every way we turn
But We know she is with Jesus
And will never more return
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Com.,eted OrssnZaliOn.

Both teams Of thu Yunny Nous Chris.
tiuu Association have been thoroughly or
ganizcd and the following Ia lat OF the
captains and tho mem bers of both teams.
Wh.ss--R J. Field. cantain; W. Il Doug.
lns, J.T. WicSorsham. w. L, Jochon, WIZ
Foster, H. d. III Jason, Fl, Draper, y, IA.
Megaw, p II. Orerdocr, i. Saeldon, & 7.
Malone, ii. n Stay'on, II. 4. Bush. W.
G. Tutnall .lr., W. j. Bacher w, p.
White, G. BryGn, K, kccfer, H. j. Alters.
T. McSorslcy, L.McC Foster c. Perkins.
j, b. Baxte . G. Link.
Marnons-R. p. Stuart, captiin; A. n.
KINNEY, r., $. Glover. ID. II. Stewart
E. II. Cooper. c. Y, Martin, W. ]. Cook,
H. II. Reed, II. G. Cloud, p. K. Killiar1,
}. Ii. Holt. II. j. McC!ennan, j. b. Tuck
er, e. H Charlton. X j. Nowcomor. X.
Khrumiiun., II Holt i. A, Sullivan, ]
il. West, &. Nickersham, B. L. kotne,
Md n Ev'aDj
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
News Il Brief.

Sergeant Tucker and Officer Serson. cx-
tinguishod blazs 10 the houie Of Mvs
FeCdneeza, No. 5l6 East 9th street about
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The bed
had been set on fire by the children play
ing wi h inatenes
john Falaschi and Julius Dtple ,lo.
while walking along the car track at s.nu
and Market stteet. were strucS ny
trolley car last evening, They W re sent
toltho Delaware Hospital. NO bones were
broken. but they weie badly bruised.
A large nunberi Of persons were drSwn
to the candy stnra, kept by number OF
Greeks, at Fifth and King q rect lest even
ing. Dense clouds of smoke were Issuing
from The roof of the building anu tho
place was thought to on fire. Upon In.
yestigat,n the matter 1t was found that
u new fire was bolng made.
Harry Shaw, OF Philadelphia, broth
or-in law of George II. Mccall OF this city
dioi in Philadelphia OH Thursday 10
wa. known that he had appendicitis ana
an operation was performed, The services
viii be held tomorrow and intel men.
will bo made in he Wilmington anu
Brandy wine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
A TALE OF DISASTER
Immense Devastation by Eur
ricane In Australasia.
ISLAND Oh. new BRITAIN RAyACED.
Hives Lost, Shipping Damaged and
Wharfs Destroyed by the Euri-
Gus Storm-Hcavy Loss by
Fire In Australia.

fare IN AuBtralln.
VANCOUVER, B. G., Jan. 2G.The
steamer Aorangi, from Sydney, brings the
story of the most disastrous hurricane
known in the history Of New Britain
since the appearance there of white set
tiers n quarter of n century ago.
The storm began Dec. and extended
over period of three days, causing dis
tressing scenes of devastation, injury and
death.
After a more than usually trying season
of drought, rains and squalls spread over
New Britain early In December. The
gales increased in force daily until the
afternoon of Dec. 7, when the wind be-
came hurricane, with tremendous sea
running.
The seas carried everything before
them, and at the white settlement or
Herbertshohe the beach was in few
hours strewn with the wrecks of ships,
loats and lighters The steam yacht
Antoninus, belonging to the Sacred Heart
missionaries, just arrived from Sydney,
broke from her moorngs, and within an
hour she was pounded to pieces. The gov
crrment wharf was washed away and
thrown high up on the beach. The Maori,
2J ton cutter, was lifted on shore by
the fury of the wind and water and
broken up like kindling wood. The storm
continued to increase in severity, and on
the following day Forsythc's wharf was
demolished, several laden lighters being
driven ashore and broken up.
The stone breakwater surrounding the
wharfs of the New Guinea company was
totally destroyed, and the boats inside
We're dashed to pieces.
On shore the ravages of the storm were
marked by hundreds of fallen trees. many
being blown up by the roots. The ba-
mana plantations were devastated, and
those on the north coast were completely
destroyed.
In consequence of the disaster the ma
tvcs will suffer great privatons. Two
natives were drowned, two others were
thrown down with such fury by the gale
that their legs were broken and dozens
were bruised and otherwise injured. The
damage done to shipping alone will ex-
ceed $20O0O0.
A calamity of n different sort is report
ed from Australia. From the Albnry dis
trict come accounts of serious bush fires.
which have destroyed all vegetation with
in an area extending from Wallandool to
Culcairn. The wheat crop had promised
better than during amy season for ~
years. but 10000 acres OF ripenng grain
were burned, and many farmers were ut
tcrly ruined, and not few were rcnder-
ell homeless
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Resolutions on Mr., POrier.

At the regular meeting of the
board OF directors OF the National
Bank Of Wilmington and Brandy
wine, held this day (Thursday),
January 24th, 1901, the president.
Mr. George S, Capclle, announced
the sudden dcceasc Of ole OF its es-
tcemed members, Mr.. W. II. Por-
ter, which occurred at his late resi-
dence on Monday. January 2lst.
Mr.. Capelle, in referring to Mr..
Porter, spoke of his long and faith
ful services as a director, and that
his loss to the bank and to this
community will begreatly mourned.
On motion committee was appoint
ed to prepare written expression
of the sense of this board ~ipon the
death OF Mr.. Porter. To this enis
we, the members of the Board "
Directors Of the National Bank Of
Wilmington and Brandywine, de-
sire hereby to express our profound
sorrow at the recent removal by
death Of our friend and fellow d.
rector, w. L. Porter.
In his death werccognize great
and widespread loss---a loss we
share in common with his bercaved
family and the entire community.
For more than Is years he hasl
been associated with this iustitu.
ton. during which time his faithful
services rendered have ever been
marked with ability and iu highest
appreciation the responsibilities
resting upon him, eminently con.
scientious aud uprightat all times,
diligcnt and painstaking, and ever
ready to assist in times Of need.
We tender to the family Of our de-
parted friend the assurance Of our
profound sympathy, and direct that
a copy of this action be placed upon
minutes Of the board, aud also a
duly attested copy be sent 10 the
family and inserted in the public
press.
e. Wesley Weldin,
J. N. Gawthrop,
Committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

Hugh L, Dugan and Mss Ida r.
Kitchener, both OF Chester, were
quietly married Thursday evening
at st. Joseph's Church, by Rev. W.
J, Scott in Wilmington, The at
tendahts were Mrs. Thomas Boyle
of Wilmington, and Mr.. Thomas
Boyle, cousin of the groom, The
bride was attired in white organ
die, trimmed with lace aud wore a
veil.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple returned TO the home ol
groom's parents. in Chester, where
a wedding supner was served.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Want Vinegar Law Amended.

MIDT1ETTUW n, n. T., JdIl. Ap.-~ NE
farmers Of Sullivan county, through their
members in the assembly, are arranging
for the introduction OF au amendment
to the vinegar law. They claim that the
present law, passed several years ago,
favors the manufacturers to the detri-
mept of the farmers in Sullivan and 9th
or appc growing counties In the state.
The farmers also cluim that their pure
cider vinegar will not stand the present
test unless doctorcd, as it is claimed the
manufacturers do.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Anniversary Held.

The seventh anniversary Of the
Baird Memorial Association at
Front and Orange streets. was
held last night in the mission
building. The attendance was
large and an encouraging report
was read by Charles Bowers. The
report showed that the membership
at the Sunday school was 30, with
an average attendance oil s..
Bibles we're presented to five
children who were promoted from
the primary to higher depart.
ment. Eight scholars were award
ed prizes Tor perfect attendance.
Addresses we're delivered by Isaac
Baird and Rev. A. n kelgwin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

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Tbs Prudential Inmrancs Company
VIII give their yearly banunat u ihs
Clayton House this evening to its en-
pioyees.
Ths Pressed Steel Car Company OF
Pittsburg, Pa, has just elected +. n.
HOHSnt, as Its president 10 succeed Chn9.
r, Shoeu, who formely lived IN uur city.
William y. Blackburn Is nniding au
elegant dwelling at Gordon Heights. IL
will be three stories, containing ! rooms
frame and shiugle and to be finished in
MAJ urul wood. FrIUk b. Carswel is the
arc itogt ami Benjamin Shakespeare Is
tuo contractor.
A mat b0x has been placed II Trenton
p zee.
lha wharf of the Consumer, lee Com
pNny Is bong repnirei
An entertainment was given in Gilbert
I.RsDyterinn Chur,h Ia evening . -.-s.
A peuterUstal mcetint VIII he held in
uarrI-o Oh street LhHrCh this evening Mt
Ilj'o CLOCK,
A pedestal fo' the HtgArI atoe model
is hgtug nHte l5r MIS- -trc ulau VI Blstvn
u ss,es Oh the artist
G Tho F-DDoi Cub vii, n.r,. an Mally
next A. I',rNds School nj 3 50 =, m : j.
ject, "Iand Bible work
The Wa.bi'" ct n Fi;e Coulanv has .le-
cded 10 '"nhr y 'topfO bgi il.J du,ilE the
Pam -Amerraa h&pus1Iiua.
l-nAc :. B Ard has been aupu.u'pd IA So
llcH sNI,Sc lPtIanI Tor the DlItSa Hos,
ptai Ab14l St. ttJ Is ne r!cI
The steamer AsanDNrn i. louliuy II
cargo u' steele for Hartford tunl., NJ the
worEs Of the Diamond S.Hte ;~}cc Con-,
ny,
J lin j. Co.nel, a prominent rrlond's
miujsI r, Of Baltimore Md u%p,o's 10 be
pro. mt tomorrow, NJ : anton Messing
AT II a. m. Newpoit VI, !. Church At j
0, III ; unu F,,tnH : Meeting IN and
Woel streets ., % =, u $3.50. xxa 500. .....
It G',es wItA,u' say az that MUr4ays
pure old rye ls the brs, thnr 10. the Srlp,
.,il at \ lius Front street
Al Eulor NJ Y, Chnrl tomorrow
evening tbs ttev. : +. l'phpm VIII rr.ach
UG. I pINm Is UDN o; Ifle mud prOnineul
mlu!st rs Vf tho NJ. l., Church,
Iho taneraI of James lIocksler took
. acj from hi late residUncG on Fiji h
street bpIow Walnut yesterday afternoon
at2 O'Clock. Services were conducted III
BethAi NJ. Il, Church, by Rev Mr.. Brooks.
Members oil the order Of Masona pf which
ho Was Il member wasin attendance,
Mrs Annie Fisher, aunt OF Mr..
Stansbury Murray, is still very
low at her home IN Canterbury.
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Twentieth Cen ury Gospel Campaign

A meeting of the pastors of I'll, evan.
eelical churches Of Wilmington Is call Ell
for Saturday ths 265h Inst. in Central
Presbyterian Church ut 23o p. M. Tho
object of the meeting is to hear tno detail.
cd report of the committee OH tho propos.
cd Gospel Campaign in this city and
then to determins finally whether TINS
movement shall be inaugurated in this
city Each pastor is requested to bring
at .oast three representatives OF his
Church including the sabbath School
Superintendent and President of the
Y. +. :. q. II. Society, or the Epworth
League or of the Baptis Union.
4, A. McCur'y.
Chairman of Committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
HnckefcIIer VIII AIN Oherlin,

OBERLlN, O., Jan. 26.It was an
nounced in chapel yesterday afternoon
that John D. Rockefeller had signifed
through j. W. Cowles Of Cleveland, a
trustee Of Oberlin college his willingness
to give $2O0,000 toward IN endowment
fund Of 100000 now being raised for
the college, provided the entire amount
shall be raised by the first tf next year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Mrs, Thomas G. P1ntt Very Ill.

NEW YORK, Jan, 90 Mrs. Thomas
G. platt Is very i'll at the Fifth Avenue
hotel. Her ailment is similar 10 that
Of a year ago aud which was considered
dangerous Mt that time. Senator P)att,
who hurried over from Washington be-
cause of his wife's illness, said last
night that he believed that with good
care and careful nursing Mrs. Platt
would recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
The Poets Sister Dead.

PORTLAND. Me-, Jan. 28-Anne
Lougfellow Pierce, sister Of the poet
Longfellow and wife of the late George
W. Pierce, is dead here, aged 50 years
10 months. She lived IN the old Long.
fellow house on Congress street Nil her
life. The house now goes TO the Maine
Historical society.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
HELD 4 SOCIAL.

The Senior Society Of Christian En-.
deavor Of Hanover Presbyterian church
held socia in the Sunday School
room last evening. After the regular
routine business had been transacted
a musical and literary entertainment
was given and some games were play
cd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Vital Statistics,

Secretary Cahill of the Board of
Health reports "a deaths, II births
and marriages having been reported
during the past week. For the cor
responding week last year there were
2S deaths, 10 births and II marriages
recorded.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery OF
recent years is the positive remedy
for constipation. Cascarets Candy
Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genu-
inc tablets stamped c. c. c. Never
sold in bulk. Druggists, 1oc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Pensions s--Grantad.

Col. John Wainwright has secur-
ed a pension for VIM. Foreman, re-
siding in this city oil Sl2 a month,
from June Il, 1900. Mr.. Foreman
served in Co. D, SD Regt. L. S.
Colored Infantry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
ScUue In Jail,

John ". Scons. of Chester. still claims
that he Is not guilty Of ,ho ohargs OF big
amy. William HeacoGk was here ye, ,terday
bunting up evidence Of Soone's former
marriage. Scone denies he was married
hore in 1890 he is still waiting Tor n Cum
den officer to take him there to answer the
charge Of bigamy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

MIR. G. +. Ilbbitts OF Wahing'or viii
give a sleriopticau lee ure in the y, Nj &,
A. Hall this evening on tnV subject,
Over the Snowy Range.
A horse belonging to Jacob Schsydar
became sick on Lort st,oet III \ norniER
and Officer Blown relieved us suffering
with q bullu..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
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Six Graduates Wanted tor Positions.

Owing 10 It's extensive acquaint-
ance aud wide reputation for thor
oughness, Goldey College. Eighth
and Marke: streets. has to be al
most weekly advertising for gradu-
ates 10 take positions, through the
demands made on it by the best
business firms in This and other
cities. See want column in this
paper today.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
LANE I.OSlN.

A quiet wedding took place last
evening at the residence of MIR. and
Mrs, Theodore RoSin, 904 West Fourth
Street, when their daughter, Miss
Bessie f. Rosin, was united in marrl-
age to William A. Lane, formerly OF
this city; by the Rev. o. G. Budding
ton. The young people left on Il later
train for their future home in Bris tol
pa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
PnstMnstcrn ApuOinteI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2G. The follow.
Ing fourth class postmasters have been
appointed: New York-New Baltimore
Station, Valno Titus, Pennsylvania Alb,
erdeen. ]. A. Yeager; Center Mills, y. Il.
Gcttlg: Cove, w. Fl. Wilson. Jr: Craig
II. S. Stevens; Rhone. G. l.. Kingsley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

Simms Comp. fenDyroyal Pills. the
original and only real genuine The only
pitts that passed the anaylitical board OF
New York out OF all analy,ei and we-e
recommended to tho confidence of the
ladies. The first male under the nains
tour trade mark, now ij years very va!-
uahle, tho lauiGJ fuvorites can DO rel sl
Oh as IL pure fine remedy, II. Sent nlso BY
mail. Main depot GOj king street. Wiz
mingtou Del. Wholesale by jubbars.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
IROPO AIS

L
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Trustees ofthe Poor OF New Castle county
until IL O'Clock a. nl.. WEDN ESDAY, Jan. 10,
1901 for supplying the Now Castle Go. Hospital
from Jal'. 80 1901, to this last Wednesday in
April 1901, with beef, mutton, bread, groce.
res dry goods. shoes, tobacco carpet slippers,
drugs and medicines.
Bidders on shoes, sli pers and tobacco will
be required to furnish samples.
bids for beef will he by the quarter in pro.
portion Of one hind quarter to three fore-qrar.
iers, out Of cattle well fatted and dressing not
less thnn 5O0 pounds.
Bids for mutton will be on fore.quarters OF
eight ribs only.
Bids for groceries, dry goods and drugs will
he on the various kinds named on the schedule
aud must be of the estqrlaiity. Bids will also
be received for supplying tho Hospital with
creamery butter.
All goods to be delivered al the Hospital
in such quantities and Mt such times as the
superintendent may direct.
All bids to be directed to the Trustees of the
poor.
N hid will be received unless In accordance
with the above.
Trustees reserve the right to re'e ct any or
all bids. DAVID M'COI,
.6-Bt SUPERINTENDENT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

A milk wagon owned by John GriillCh
Of Newport, WAS struck by a DUPONT street
car this morning, Tae horse ran away
and the glass in the wagon WIS broken by
Colliding with u lamp post.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
IheMeatiler.

Tomorrow promises to bs fair with
little change OF temperature. Somewhat
similar conditions will probably prevail
on' Monday.
Tbs thermametar at W. c. Taylor's
drag store 80. King ltroot to-day regis.
tsrod as follows
7o'Oiock l0o'clock o'clock
2S 81 "a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Reported by AIessrs r. Z. Ro1.niol &Jb.
Earkers and hrok5r+
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Library For LeWtstOn, Me

LEWISTON. Me-, Jan. 28.~-It Is an
nounccd here TINT Senator Frye has re
ceivrd n $4,000 gift for q public library
building in Lewiston from Il philanthro.
pist whose name is not yet announced.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26
Nuii Sed.

simm'sPanpyroya! Pills the best m Lks
pliCefl. BY mail 6Oj King straat. II I
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

Oysters ~ tho quart at Beckett Restau-
rant. Seventh and Shipley strcsts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-26

Tho remains Of Mra. Eliznb,th Stevens
son Of Philadelphia were n.srre1 Ia the
Wilmington and Brandy wlue com. .tsry
this moraing.