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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
Emperor williams GIFT to Harvard.

BERLIN. Jan. 222.-The gift of En-
peror William to Harvard university
will be much larger than was ut first
supposed. The cmperor's gift consists
Of casts and some brollzes. illustrating
every phase of the German plastic
arts from the ROmanesque period TO
the "reminiscences The casts number
several thousand and their originals
are to be found at Ratisb0n, Nurcm.
berg and Cologne. In fact, every city
OF the empire possessing anything dis
tinctive or beautiful is represented.
The collection embraces casts of mon
uments and sculptures and architec-
tural casts. The entire cost of the
collection will he betrayed from the
emperor's private purse and is cstimat.
ed at about 5nD.Gro marks. Andrew
ID. White, United States ambassador
here, has written to President Eliot
Of Harvard university that the coIIcr-
tion requires a special building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

FIOUG-A steadier feeling developed
owing to the grain strength, Minnesota
patents s@,%a4l5; winter straishts. $3Gl
d3.Io; winter extras &,oou3.SJ; winter
pattnt@ So 1au4.
WHEAT = Prices advanced sharply;
coarse grain strength was y feature
March, $5Gl>5 5-l6G., May S,a.HS47sc.
RYE-Filln; state. GG'anG7lfc.. G. l. f..
New York. car lots: No. western, 70,2c.
f. o b, atloat.
CORN Following short scare In May
oats. the early corn market was active
and stronger, helped also by a light move
OATS-Hulls forced May shorts to the
wall and oals had a vigorous and excited
advance west; track. white. state. 52abSc. ;
track, white. western. 52T5Sc.
PoRk-Steady: mess. sl6.50ul1: family,
NT5oUiS.
LARD - Dull: prime western steam,
9.S21.c.
BG;TTER- Steady: state dairy. l4a2l,sc.
creamery, la -3lsC
CflEEs Firm. state, full cream. large,
fall made, fancy. 10i2Il0&c.: state, full
cream. small. fall made. fancy. ll4Tii1l:c.
late made. best large, 9Ac.; late made
best, small 1'ulOi.c,
EGGS-l'rm; state and Pennsylva MIA 81
09sc.; western at mark. 28627c
SuGAR-Raw steady: fair refining. 2Ac.
crushed. 5i5c; powdered, 475c
TURpENTlN Firm at di43lpc
.RiCE-Firm: domestic. 4Gs'4c.: Japan.
'r4AsIsii;ow-s,eady; '4ssi; city. s,.c.; country.
fAYGouict; shipping. Gogs5c.: good 10
choice. s2,a491c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
MURPHY GOVERNOR,
Brilliant Inaugural Ceremo-
MES at Trenton,
MILITARY DISPLAY IS IMPOSING.
Eight Thousand Men In Lne-New
Executive Holds Crowded Necep-
tlOns mt the statshouse Att
ernO0n and Evening.

TRENTON, N. j., Jan. oo.-FranklIn
Murphy was inaugurated governor of
New Jersey yesterday with ceremonies
especially impressive and brilliant.
The new governor took the oath Of
office at noon in Taylor's Opera House,
while notables from every part of the
state crowded the theater and empha.
sized the telling portions of the pro.
ceeding with applause so earnest and
vigorous that persons unable to gain
admttance to the building ensily fol
lowed The course Of events within.
The new executive was prompt in mr..
irving at The opera house and as he
stepped on the platform faced the jus
t'ce OF the supreme court. members Of
Doth houses Of the Legislature and
scores of state, county and city Off
cialS
Governor Murphy. escorted by a spe-
rial committee, advanced to the cen
ter OF the stage. where he was met by
Senator G. Asa Fnnris. who presided,
and after formal greetings was tender
W q ''ut WIN ltt!iIHE fDNtVUDl N'JDT-
hees. Ex-Governor Griggs and ex-Gov-
ernor Werts near him. rn his right
was CHIEF Justice William s. Gum
mere, who administered the oath.
AS the governor was bowing his ne
acknowledgements to the applause tn.
guns OF an artillery company stationed
at the statehOusr doomed out Il salute
prOclaiming the Inauguration to tile
people.
Governor Murphy was next given the
grea, state seal hy retiring Governor
voorhees, and introduced formally 10
the members Of the legislature, after
which he read his inaugural address
The feature of the days event was
the parade. Including the national
guard there were probably 5000 men
In line, The parade was forty minutes
in passing a gwen point In addition
to the -four regiments there were two
batteries and two troops In the civic
part Of the parade the Drake zouaves
of Elizabeth and the FrelinghuySeu
lanccr> attracted the most attention
Eoth had unique uniforms. The parade
was a success notwlthsta nling the
threatening weather, and it wa, long
after the parade was over that rain
began to fall.
Governor Murphy held 4 reception ut
he ~tatehousp In til" afternoon and
ngau IN the evening. The starchou>r
was beautifully hccoratoi. and this
was parti,iiary 50 of the executive
in which tho receptions were
hr'i. a largo crowd Of people attend
q! each reception.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. 2..-Thc nitad
States transport Bufnri sailed v"-,"r-
day ial Manila with IL large nrtnbnr
Of soldiers Including oua battalion nt
the Twenty seventh infantry from til"
Eattsburg barracks and one squadron
ot HE Eleventh. cavalry Tie infantry
consists of T. officers and ili men.
III" cavHIryhen came from Fort
Myrr, Va. tn" squadron consists Of
Ii officers. 80 prlvatcs and ~ mem
bers uf th" hospital corps. On board
the TRANSPORT are also - recruits for
the Twrrty-seventh infantry, / for
the Eleventh, cavalry, for the Eiey-
cnth infantry aud | for the twenty.
eighth infantry. all from Fort Slp
cum. The soldiers are undHr tie com.
mand of Colonel Moore Of the Eleventh
cavalry. On board were live m"lnlrr>
of the families OF the officers Of lll.
Twenty seventh infantry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
Aged Won,aniSutfOCatel.

Laurel, DEL, Jan. 2l,-AIrs.
Phyllis Henderson, 50 years old,
was sulioratcd at an early hour
this morning, in Il fire which de
stroycl her dwelling near this
town.
David W. Ralph discovered the
fire, and hastcncd to the rescue
Drawing the flames and smoke, he
entered the house and, crawling
on his hands and knees, brought
out the body Of Mrs. Henderson
who was already dead.
The cause of the fire is not
known.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

The governor Of Missouri has par.
doncd convict that he might be
hanged
A woman has brought charycs
against the officers of the Unitcd Mine
Workers
AS the result of Il debate in the
French chamber of deputies NJ. Tastes
has challenged VI. de tonstans.
Th" Reading Railway company has
decided to rcinState union men dis.
charged lust year for striking.
The receipts for the Mansfield bene.
fit at the Herald Square theater, New
York. nrttcd $500 for the Actors
home
The breaking off Of the engagement
between Miss Holman Of New York
and Slgnor Ma."oni, the inventor, has
been announced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

CAMDEN. n. j.. Jan. 2.22.-'rle Ncva-
dan. the first Of three vessels which
the New York Shpbuilding company
is constructing for the American
Hawaiian Steamship company was
launched yesterday. Miss Mildred
Morse, the twclveycar daughter
of President Morse of the shipbuilding
company. christencd the vessel The
Ncvadan. which will he used between
New York and San Francisco will he
SO fitted Ms to permit Of the burning of
either coal or oil as fuel She will
carry about $500 tons. The other two
ships will be named the Nebruskan
and Texan
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
REVIVAL
SERVICES,

Rev. w. II. II. Butler, D. D. pas.
tor Of A. NJ. E. rChurci, Sixth and
Walnut street is having great succe IS
with his revival meeting. Thirlecn
adult persons have professed faith in
Christ and fifteen Sunday school
scholars were converted Sunday af.
ternoon making in all twenty eight
precious souls gained for The Master.
DR., Butler Is one OF the most promi-
nent ministers Of his race. lie has
served some of the largest churches
Of the A. NJ. e. Communion IN this
country. The more recent appoint.
ments have been Allea Chapel, Phil.
adelphia, Pa, Bridge Street Church,
Brooklyn, N. T., where the Rev. DR..
Brooks recently Of this city is pastor.
Newport, r.. L., Lie Hauti, Indiana.
Detroit Mich, and other influential
points in the South. lie is one OF
the most cultured and polished d.
vines Of his church. He came last at
the earnest solicitation of Bishop w.
B. Derrick, ID. d. to labor In the
First Episcopal district notwith.
standing the fact that after arrang-
ing to come he was offered very
lucrative charge but would not aC-
cept. lie is doing grand work for
bis race 10 this city Rev. J. Harris
Accooc of Brooklyn n. Y. who has
been the assistant pastor of Bethel
A. M. E. Church. N. Y. and Bridge
Street A. M. e. Zion Church is as
sisting him with his revival services
He leaves Friday for Newport, IL.
|. to assist Rev. Israel Derrick ID.
ID. with his revival meeting. Rev. |
Accooe was a class mate of MIR. Ed. !
Bantom. father OF DR.. Bantom, one of
the most skilful physicians Of our city
Rev. AccoOe is the father Of Miss A.
IL. Accooe who recently graduated at
the head of the January class Of 1902
at the Brooklyn High School. The
class numbered 2l5 students and her
percentage was 90.6 the highest.
She was the only negro III the class.
J. HARRIS ACCooE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
Pastor Raising Academy Eebt

Dover. Del Jan. l.-Rev Alfred
Smith, ID. d.. pastor of Wesley NJ II.
Churcn, has not only raised $4,000
toward the payment of the Whining
ton Conference Academy dent Of s37..
500, but he has raised enough money
beside to pay the apporticnment OF
Armory NJ. f. Church, Of Dover, and
two other ncighburing churches.
Next Sunday afternoon DR.. Smith
will 60 to Leirsc. where he will hold
a special meeting and raise the ap-
portionment Of that church, which is
about 1926.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
Girl Saved By Hat,

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 21.-Miss
Katherine Hughes, is proud of her
big picture hat and her ability Us
Il skater After finishing skating
yesterday on Lake Poland she re-
moved her skates and started down
the track to take carriage. A
train appeared, and for safety she
walked ont on the ice, but broke
through.
The swift current would have
carried her under the ice had not
the rim Of her securelv-fastened
picture hat caught and held on
the edge Of the ice. While thus
held she cautiously brought her
arms out Of the water and was en-
ablcd to climb out on the ice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
(. R. COCHRAN
MUNICIPAL JUDGE.
The Supreme Court Reverses the De-
cision Of the Lower Court
and Ousted Judge P. @.
Churchman.

Dover, DEL. Jan. 22-Th'
State Supreme Court this morn.
ing rendered a decision ou,tine
Philip Q. Churchman, Repub.
lican. from the Municipal
Judyeship in Wilmington. and
establishing Edwin r. Coch-
ran. Jr., Democrat, in the Of
fee. Mr.. Cochran was APP
pointed by former Governor
Tunnel to the position, but
the Senate, which was Rcpub-
lean, refused to confirm him.
Governor Hum. who mean.
while went into office, appoint
ed Churchman. Mr.. Cochran
brought suit and was defeated
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
p b .c Sale.

The sole of the personal effects oI
the late John f Conway will take
place on Thursday, 23rd at IL O'Clock
on the DUPONT farm. The stock con
sists Of 7 head Of good young horses,
! pony, 20 head of cows, fresh and
springers, ycarling heilers, 2 bulls,
80 pair of chickens, and 2 fat hogs.
Also farming implements Of all kinds.
Sale can be reached by trolley Car to
Gordon Heights or steam cars to
Edgemoor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

! the workhousc. I am therefore o
the opinion that the bill amountin!
to sj4. SO which includes the items o
Transportation, should be paid by tlt
Levy Court.
| "After careful consideration / an
satisfied that the Levy Court SHOULD
pay the bill for the board Of prisoner!
at the workhouae for the months Of
November and December. The
amounts so paid are properly charge
able to the appropriation for the cur.
rent year for board Of prisoners. l
found on a careful reading Of the law
creating the woriihouse, that begin.
ming with the present year the Levy
Court must provide 10 It's annual ap.
preparation for such sum us may be
needed by the trustees OF the work.
house to board the prisoners for the
current year. 1t is made the duty
OF the trustees to submit to your
body an estimate on or about Febru.
ary l of each year, showing the
amount needed for that purpose.
In the financial statement submit.
ted to your body by the trustees. un-
der date Of December 81 last, the
trustees reported that the balance
uneXpcnded Of about STA, 600, remain.
ing in their hands will lie needed to
make payments on contracts already
entered into by tie trustees in the
matter of erecting and equipping the
Workho'Se 50 that the only FUND Out
of which the board bills incurred In
November and DCcem Der last can he
paid Is the appropriation made b. !.
your body in the spring of 1901 for
board of prisoners. The fact that
the prisoners are now at the work
house instead of at the county Jail as
heretofore, does not relieve your body
from the payment Of the hill - ,
Mr.. Ewart presented the follow.
ing h.lls to compensate road Jurors,
who laid out road in Mil. Greek
Hd.: Francs d. Baldwin, 5000;
Samuel sharpless, sol |. Wesley
Fllnn, Sp.ll; James Has,nger.
$3.50; n. ]. Rrackln, S9.l2; total,
$+5.Sl. Mr.. Ewart explained thai
the men named were members Of
Jury that laid out road, but ow-
ing 10 what the upper court consid.
cred a defect in Il map Of the course
decided on, the ROAD was not allow.
ed. and 4 new commission was ap-
pointed, which laid out the road
over the same route ,
The second commission has been
paid, and Mr.. Ewart held that 1t ..
was only right that the men on the ,,
first Jury should be compensated
for their services. The matter was
referred TO special committee :,
composed Of Mcssrs. Ewart. Arm. ,
strong and Messinson.
The following resolution offered '
by MIR. Elliott was adopted J.
Resolved, That the clerk Of Abe a
peace aud the sheriff OF New Cas-
lie county are hereby instructed to j.
pay over all fines and costs nos ia
heir possession and baIonginy to
New Castle county, 10 the count v
reasurer and make out a iul re-
port oil the same to this court, the :
Levy Court Of New Caste. at the /
'aid court's next meeting. Adopt. =
3D."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

, in the lower Court bv Chief
Justice Lore, Judges GruLI,
and PcnncwiII.
The opinion Of the Supreme
Court j. therefore a reversal.
Judge Sprllance, Republican,
di>-cnt-.
The Judges ON the bench
wer" 'IanceI|or NICHOLSON and
Judge Boycc.
This means that Harry +.
JosIvn gets no pay for acting
as City Court clerk. S. S.
Adams, DR., will draw the pay.
Judge Cochran will appoint
Il Democrat as clerk. Mr..
will not accept the po-
,ition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
lleceased.

Michael Schultz, of Grcenville, N.
j., died on Sunday of Brights disease,
lie was a cousin OF Mr. Robert II,
Scott and well known in our citv.
which he frequently visited. lie
was engaged In the gold beatin !.
business in New York. lie held sey.
era' Important political positions un.
der the Republicans Of Jersey City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Jan oo-Or.
man was killed, another will probably
die, and two other persons were seri.
Ously injured in the mad dash of a
runa way horse on Massachusetts ave.
nue. last night. The horse had bpcam,
frightened and thrown out the three
men in the sleigh to which it was at.
tached before it made Il break for free.
dom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

At tte meeting of the Citizens
Association, held last evening over
fifty applications for membership
were received. A communication
was also received from the resi-
dents Of the Highlands asking for
a public meeting to be held at Odd
Fellows hall. The request will be
granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 22.-Johm l..
1'rarcc, thirty years Of age, prominent
in syv.eiy in Norfolk and cashier Of
the standard Oil company's branch
here, was found dead by newsboy.
The body was in Il small skiff in RO.
apoke dock. No possible clew as to the
cause OF Mr.. Pcarr"'s presence in that
locality has been found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
TWO SMALL
FIRES.

There wcr" two ,mnll fires in
Wilmington Yesterday afternoon.
| HE first alarm wa, sent in from
box No. 23, at Second and Shiplev
streets, because of tir" in the
Wholesale grocery store Of. j. r.
Richardson and Company. No.
| LOB West Second street. Mr..
Richardson was walking down tha
stairway carrying Il lighted lamp,
when he stumbled and fell down
the stairway. The lamp exploded
and set fire to the woodwork.
The Fame Fire Company, which is
III the same block was apprised at
once and went into service before
the other companies were Oh the
way to the scene.
Smoke issued from the building
and some excitement was caused
by il women exclaiming to the fire.
men: "Save my pussy! Save my
Kitty. Her pet cat was in the
building and she feared it would
be destroyed. One of the fremen
rescued the cat. The fire was diff
ticult to fight, as the fremen did
not care to flood the building with
water and spoil theegrocery stock
in it. 1t was finally extinguished
after about $4,000 damage had
been done to the property and to
the contents of the store. On this
there is insurance.
Some Of the fire companies were
still i'll service at the grocery store
when the second alarm of the eve-
ming was struck. 1t was from box
No. Il, Front and Monroe streets
md helter-skeltcr Chief Welsh
md the district companies started
or the new fire. 1t was in the
stable Of George H. Mccall Com
'any, at Maryland avenue and
Jhestnut street The blaze was
Il half ton Of hay in the loft,
nd it burned briskly for awhile.
In the stalls beneath were five
orses, and they were led from
he stable by Police Sergeant Kell-
her and tiremen and were taken
, stables in the neighborhood.
% trouble was experienced in get
ng the animals from the burn
ls building. The loss was about
300, The alarm was struck by
oliceman McGaryev.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

Harrington, Del, Jan. 2l.-Thc
Harrington police station was totally
DESTROYED by fire on saturday night:
no insurance The fire was Of inccn.
diary origin. This is the second fire
within a week Of tins kind The
town commissioners are talking Of
offering reward for the apprchcn-
sion Of these trcbIgS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
Basket Bali

Wilmington basket ball team
pat up the hardest fight in ITS his
tory, when it defeated Philadel-
phia last evening
The score was 23 to 81 and as
the goals were rolled up by the
local boys they were greeted with
cheers that threatened to jar the
building to pieces,
On Saturday night Wilmington
will play at the Cycle Academy
the Penn team of Philadelphia
which has taken Trentons place in
league.
Every timo you onuih take Gv, Irops
or BrnHllifn Balm, l0s, and 30,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

CHICAGO, Jan 21.-It IL rumorod !,
faculty circles at the University Of Chi
cago that John u. Rockefeller is con
trmplating Il gift of $2G,ODU, 900 in or
der to see the complete development Of
tn" university according to President
w. Il. Harprrs plans and under his di.
rcction within the neNt few years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
TURNFEST
COMMITTEE.

l Add!tiOna! arrangements were con
| pleted last evening for the Turnfes
to be held next June under the au
spices of the Wilmington Turnge
meinde The committee met at tn
Turn Hail.
| Harry Schnepl, who had beef
chosen chairman, asked to lie re-
lieved OF the position and more &C
tive member of the Turngemeinde
chosen. This was opposed by severa
of the committee and it was decided
that he should continue in his place.
Chairman Schnepf nominated the
following committee which were
| elected:
Financial Committee..J. Il. Adams,
Harry J. Stocckle, Carl Eisenmenger
John &. Hartmann, Lynford
Thomas.
Physical Culture--John A. Sallo-
day, Emil Maurer, Carl koenIg,
Robert + ak, H. WiJtekind, director
OF Turner's aud Fred Schrank.
Hall Entertainments john Ruter,
Alexander Welssensee, Gustav Lange,
Paul Schoy, Charles Yetter.
Printing DIR. A. ID. Jacobson, ".
Scott Vernon, II. Il. Price. William
Goss, Christopher Pfrommer.
Press--Dr. A. b, jacobson, A. O.
IL. Grier, A. { Davies, W. Scott
Vernon, s. l.. Lane, Joseph II. Mar
tin, A. Beuhler, A. Il. Saylor, II.
7 Price.
Hotels Harry Botl,man,- Henry
Blouth, W NJ. Jefferson. Emil
Mauror, Christopher Bauer
Railroads-R. W. Crook. W. Il.
kurtz, Charles Yetter, Joseph II.
Martin, Daniel Dohl, Frank Sewer,
August Dade.
Invitations w. +. kurtz, A. o.
II. Grier Alexander Wcissenscs, Os-
car Herbert, j. l.. 7. Fueckel, Oscar
Doelze, Frank Sewer,
DecorationS-Iiecry Miller, Mich
olas Goldberg. W. A. Gcnner. W.
kIcinstuber, John kIeinstuber, Au-
gust Dede, Fred Lacher,
Sanitary-Dr. } . W. Kleinstuber,
Or. Emil Herte!. Or. J, l.. France.
Refreshments emil. Wagner. Paul
Schoy, Oscar Doelze, Daniel Dohl, X.
Naumann, Charles Stettner, WI A.
Goenner. John Hozllauscn, ChrisLo-
dher Koeh
Entertainment--O Oscar Herbert. Er.
nest Schilferdecker. Nicholas Reuter-,
j. f. Adams, Charles Stettner, John
A. sailoday. Herman Ilanl
Music-NIcholas Reuter- II. Goen-
ner. II W Crook. Conrad IIeniekamp
August Hampel, Fred. rfrommer,
Frederick l. MANN le.
Restaurant-llenry Zimmerman, !
Mcchoir SchlittIer, William schoen.
laar, William Loeber, Frederick c.
NIammele, Fred. Pfrommer, Fred
Lacher
Reception Mayor George NJ.
Fisher, Harry Schnepf, Ii. Wittekind,
Oscar Herbert, Nicholas Reuter-, AL
'ert BeuhIer, Carl Koenig, A. X
'aylor, Joseph H. Martin, Henry
Fred, SchrAnk, s. l..
.anc, J. A. SalIoday, Victor Ro-
Ianigno, Robert FaIk, J. Il. Mullins,
\. O. Fl. Grier, DR.. A. d. jacobson,
|. Il. Price, Johr Rutter, }. E.
dams, Daniel Dohl. Conrad Hcine-
amp, Christopher Koehler, Charles
leltncr, Oscar Doelze, A. Naumann,
august Dede. Herman llanf. Frank
evIer, Harry Bothman, Christopher
lrommcr, Fred G. Mammelc Fritz
acler. Il. GOenner William Goss.
1t was decided that the chairman
the subcommittee should be mem.
ers Of the eXecutivu committee. The
ext meeting will be held Oh Monday
'ening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
Special Mrs. inIcy Day PROGRAMME es.

ALBANY. y. T.. Jan, 22.-Superin-
tcndrnl Charles Il. Skinner of the state
department OF public instruction has
sent letter TO the schools of the state
asking that special programmes he
prepared for Jan. %. the tifly-eigEth
anniversary Of the late President Nc
kinlrS'S birth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

SANTIAGO. Chic. Jan. %. The
United States battleslip Wisconsin has
arrived at Valparaiso. The United
States battlcship Iowa. which has been
In drydock at Talcahuano, and. the
Wisconsin viii proceed north In about
ten days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22
Secretary Darling Tnkcs Fall.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy Darling has
sustained Il severe fall on the icy
pavement. \ cut on the side OF the
hcHd and one on the lip as well as
several bruises alIout his knee result
cd, but il is thought no serious results
will follow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-22

MlDDLETOWN, n. Y. Jan. Do
Luther r. Marsh has filed a claim for
S26,ODO against the estate of Mrs
Clarissa J. Huyler, his deceased me.
dlum, for legal services rendered dur.
ing her lifetime. Mr. Marsh has also
brought suit to recover the insurance
policies on his life. amounting to SIG.
GOO, which he assigned TO her.