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New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Of the author has been to write narrative
suitable for the general reader that would treat
in a popular style Of this most important perloo
of Italian history He hopes that the series OF
which this is the first volume will be an AID 10
general culture and may pave the way 1or 'he
complete popular history Of Italy thar is SO
much needed and has so long been desired
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

tsement in The City Record OF IS to July IL
1902 the confirmation by the Board Assessors
entering the Bureau o
and of Assessment
Borough of The Bronx oath Ward Sections and
East l9nd Street primrose Streetl sewer. between
Grand Avenue and Creston Avenue Jerome Avenue
between East l9Dth Street tSt James
1esth street tDonnybrook Streetl Park View Terrace
between East lo6th Street Donnybrook Sreet
Morris Avenue; kinssbridse
and Creston Avenue also Avenue sewer
between kngsordge Road and East 196h Street Donny
Street, CIRCUIT ComptrolIer
City of New York. 27. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
Ufheidl CcQal Notires.

4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
tisement The City Record &c July 10
1902 of confirmation by the Board of Revision OF
Assessments and the entering in the Bureau
Of and Arrears OF Assessment for
Local the Borough of Richmond:
Ward Avenue-Ete-g grading and Macadamzing,
from Zebra Occdent Avenue; also.
Avenue grading and Macadamzing. From Ward
Orient Avenue.
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT Comptroller
City of New York. June "a. 1902.
4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADV Err
tisernent In City Record Of % July 10
1902 of he by the o Q
the entering in the Bureau
lection Of and Arrears Of Assessment
Local improvements in the Borough OF queens:
Ward Van Alst Avenue Sewer. between Flushing and
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT Comptroller
City of New York.
A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
tisement in The City Record OF June &c to July TO-
1902 of confirmation by the Board OF Revision OF
and the entering in the Bureau for the Col
lection of and Arrears of
Local in the Borough The
and Wards. Section IL broadway called
tona MISUNDERSTANDING. Grading Curbing, F1aggng
Laying Crosswalks from Boston Road the South
-" EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT Comptroller.
City New York, June "a, 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

A ADVERTISEMENTS and sunscrlpTons ior -Hs A-
n fsLelyed their Uptown Once
~ BROADWAY.
fsatwean Both and 21th until o.clock D m
Advertisements will be received al the toilos va:
offices at regular office rates until So,
Sth-nye. 25G-st: fsss btna' %.
1oth-st: o2 East 14th-st.: 23s West 4- 4 ,:,S
t,.asr 7b and Sin aves 2t;s West l:3Inc>.,; - -
2I-av e. - between 10th and 18th sts-: Iso-o o"-~
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Harper & Bros have received an application
from the Rev Carlos Bransby. of Berkeley
Cal for permission to translate DR.. van Dyke
THE Story Of the Other Wise Man" into Span
ish. The translator is ordained Presbyterian
minister born Of Spanish and English parents
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

The next novel by Gilbert Parker VIII be pub
lished by the Appletons in the fall. The title /;
not yet announced.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Mr. Eugene Smith undertakes to bring oTde
into subject where he thinks confusion ha
reigned. IN his book THE Home Aquarium an(
How TO Care for It." which E. P. Dutton & Co
are about TO publish.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Veal Outlets. with Biscuits.
Bartlett Pears and Cream, la Tin Can
Tea and Biscuits.
In honor Of this decennial the publishers of
Pearys work "Northward," announce a new
popular edition containing the entire text, illus
trations maps etc. of the costly edition. but at
a much smaller price.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

One Of the most interesting promises held forth
for the early autumn is that of the Appletons.
who have secured a series of Charles Darwin
letters which will be edited by his sen. FRANCIS
Darwin. These have never before been pub
iished.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

Among the Scribners recent importations is
Professor Pasquale Villaris Barbarian Inva-
sions Of Italy," translated by Linda Villari
Professor Villari is known the author of "A
History OF Savonaroa and His Times" and
"Machiavel and His Times" Barbarian In
vasions" Is issued In two volumes. and covers
the history of Italy from the beginning of the
decline of the empire to the year 500. The aim
New-York tribune., 1902-06-28

An oNLooKER's NOTEBOOK. By the Author
Of Collections and ReCollections. Octave, pp'
VII, 80 Harper Bros.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
Dutch Peace Proposals Rp;uSeJ

lCSbON, Feb. !. Wiring from The
Hague, tn" correspondent of The Daily
Mail says hat the reply of Great Brit.
ain 10 the Dutch note concerning peace
IN South Africa is n polite refusal of
the request that permission be granted
for commission TO proceed to South
Africa. "TAe lack Of any authorization
by the Beers has proved fatal" saws
III" correspondent but the door of ne.
t"tlationS is not wholly closed, since
Great Bri'aii's reply rcatlrms the will.
tngn,s IS Of that country 70 acc.de TO
any authorized proposal tending to the
conclusion Of peace
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
FUNDS FOR
M0NU MENT,

The work Of counting the subscrip.
lions received from the schools on
Mckinley Day, has been completed
by City Treasurer Seth ii. Feastcr,
who is also treasurer of the McKin.
ley Monument Association. Four
schools have not been heard from and
there are also a number OF rural dis
lricts to report.
The total Icceiycd from the city
schools SOLAR is $40. 50, and from
the private and rural schools. SCI. ,G
A subscription Of 500 to the fund
was also received yesterday from
Colonel Henry A. DUPONT. 1t is the
largest individual subscription which
has yet been received The returns
IRON the schools follows:
No l.--s3l. l3; No. 2, $3.50: No.
), $lS.66; No. 4, ST.. 81: No. s., SEES:
No. &, $ll.76: No. I. no return: No,
S,ls22.39: No 9, 81. 80: No. 10, SIG.
a; No. ii. S.. 90; No. II, Sass: No.
10. $l7.4e; No. IA. no rclurn:..No. Is,
s.O'49; Nc. lG, sl3.7l; No. II, sl2.1s
NO. IS, no return: No 10, Sl5.74:
No. 20, $l6.ll: No. q, So. So: No. %,
90 cents; No. %, IS, 81; No. a, $50. "A:
No. %, no return: No. 20, 1884: No.
-, S1l.s5: No. 90, $40. PC; No. 90,
no return; High School, $49.5s:
total, $4T5,SJ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
D0INCS OF CONGRESS-
MIR. Morgan Urges Amend
ment to Philippine Tariff.
BILL TO INCREASE JUDGES SALARIES
hr. HOar Thinks Supreme Court JUS
tees Entitled to More Than
100000 II lenr-The Meas
ure OpDOscG

WASHINGTON. Feb. IAN extend
ed speech on the pending Philippine
tariff bill was delivered in the senate
yesterday by Mr.. Morgan tAlal. who
devoted particular attention to an
amendment he offered to the bill last
week He maintained that the enact
ment of the bill rs ii stands now would
not he Il constitutional remedy for the
! situation the measure is designed to
relieve, but said with the adoption of
his amendment the bill would stand
the closest scrutiny Of the courts. The
Alabama senator did not discuss the
political phases of the Philippine uucs-
toi, devotinE his entire speech to IL
consideration of the legal and consti-
tutlonal questions raised by the pres
rnthllrn of tn" tariff measure.
An hour and Il half was devoted TO
consideration of Il bill to increase the
salaries of Judges Of United States
courts. but no action was taken.
Mr.. lloar made hrirf statement in
support of the measure. He believed
members Of the Judiciary of the United
,,.,., ~ '"''i H''iiies us
would enable them to maintain suta-
bic ana proper positions.
,,,,,,,,,.'. ''' o'','' Tvs paul ny 'i' gov
crilmcht were not equal to those paid
"' " ''' s''''t S'a''S oI Tue
.,,' w. ."' '"''@'' VI NV N''le courts
''''''' VI ,"' "i''u STATES SUI
r., -. ''"', III ''"'"r'"' 'ou'u make
''' '''''inl VI tn' SasarleS
p"i''S'u I'll Pi"'t'c' AT me bar.
"'' DUFF! 'ielii.. ARR opposed the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
Notice About Analyses.
The announcement has been II

The announcement has been made
by the State Board of Health that ir
the future the labratory at Newark
wlllnot makeanalySis that physicians
can make themselves.
The monthly bulletin of the board
states that the objcctsof the labratory
are not to make such researches and
examinations as physicians are able to
perform themselves, but to do the
work that physicians cannot do for
the lack OF facilities. The labratory
Will soon be established in is new
quarters in the main college building
and five rooms have been set aside for
IT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01

NEW YORK, Feb. l.-Application
has been made to the authorities of the
81, Louis fair by ]. Franklin Cameron
"i brooklyn for floor space to exhibit
nn aerial scaconst defensive cruiser of
rinhiiiiuh and steel to weigh 10000
pounds. crew Of eight men could he
accommodated by the cruiser. Mr.,
Cameron, 1t is said. has long been a
STUDENT III matters Of scientific re.
search. \ member of his family said
'odhy That Mr. Cameron had been
working on III" plans for at least TWEEN.
'y-iive years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
IN RECEIVERS HANDS,
DOwie's Lace Industry Gets n Set.
back-Much Trouble In zion.

Dovie's Lace lnaustr. Gets n Set.
back-Much Troubtr In Zion,
CHICAGO. Eeh. l.--.Iutigc Trlcy has
oisi"red Il receivcrship for the Zion lace
industries and Monday vii! enter de-
cree appointing Elmer Washburn to
the position Of receiver under Il bond Of
500. 900.
The court in long decision on the
case, which was Instituted by Samuel
Stevenson. 4 brothrr-in-luw Of John
Alexander Dowir, declared that Dow
les church. the Christian Catholic
church, was a curious mixture of reli-
gioh and business. He held that Ste
rcnSon had by undue influence eXerted
by Dowic as head of the church been
led to turn over to Dowie practically
everything he had in the world and
held that Stevenson was entitled to at
least 100000 from Dowie or the lace
industries, which, he said. were pract-
cally the same thing.
~ nduc influence" was the chief ton
lc discussed by the Judge in his dcci-
sion, Howie, he said, was unaucstion-
ably the superior of Stevenson both in
intellect and business ability. bowie.
he declared. was n religious zealot
Stevenson a follower. Stevenson. like
others in Zion followed bowie blind.
~. They believed him the agent Of the
Almighty Oh earth, destined to build
up cities Of Zion in every country in
the world. None was more influenced
by the teachings of the "reincornated
Elijah than Stevenson
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
TRADE CONDITIONS,
Good News From Manufacture
CSMiecN-hailMaK EoHninm.

Good News From Manufacturing
Centers-Rnilway Earnings.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-R. G. Dun g.
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Despite some drawbacks, the bust.
ness situation continues satisfactory,
with especially good news from manu-.
featuring centers. Labor disputes are
somewhat more numerous, and low
water stopped mills in parts of the
northwest. Special lines were stimu-
iated by seasonable weather, but the
same influence affected others adverse.
~ transporting interests were Just
resumng normal conditions after the
worst congestion eter experienced
when the heavy snowfall at many
points caused further blockades. New.
erfheless railway earnings thus far re-
ported for January show gains of 1O.1
per cent over last years and 2O.5 Der
cent over 1900.
Inc remarkable report of the Steel
corporation gives some idea OF the vol
ume of business transacted last year,
while contracts already placed prac.
tirally assure still greater activity for
1902.
textile mills are well occupied, and
The lack of denominations in first hands
gives strong tone to the market.
though there is much evidence of con.
servatism among buyers. While the
size of the cotton crop remains uncer-
tain 1t must exert a quieting influence
on goods. Fewer lines Of new woolans
nave been opened than was expected,
Consumption of wheat as fodder
or holding back for higher prices pre.
vents the big yield from swelling re.
ceipts, which for the week were 2,S4O..
0s1 bushels against 2,775,975 last year,
The reduced yield of corn is reflected
IN interior arrivals Of only 2,379,885
bushels compared with 4,0OS 1852 q year
ago, while the high price Is responsible
for Atlantic exports Of 1891, $50 bushels
against 2,l1S,013 last year.
Failures in the United States for the
week numbered 301 against 2G3 last
year and In Canada 40 compared with
~ u year ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
the Troubles Of Hollands ou..

TIE HAGUE. Feb. 1.--prlnce Hen.
ry, the ronsort Of Queen Wilhelmn,
HIS gone |" Germany on an indefinite
visit, ana court and public are con.
V!hrcd that Il divorce is almost cor-
tam The young queen has shut b,r-
sell up i'll her palace and refuses ia
see anybody. The rumors of renewed
troubles between the royal couple have
been circulating for some time and
nave been strengthened TO the point of
conviction by the departure of the
prince for Mecklenburg, his ancestral
home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01

CITY COUNCIL very promptly a.
their meeting on Thursday evening
appropriated s5OOto the Board. 8
Health to be used 10 equippiny ths
new hospital at Farnhurat, built
by David bangle aud Son, and
which 90 Wednesday was accepted
by the Trustees Of the Poor. There
IL now need OF having the hospital
furnished and rut IN condition to
accommodate any smallpox pa
tlents that may have to be sent
IRON our city. The Board OF Trus.
tees at their meeting decided that
only smallpox patients should be
admitted at Farnhurst and onlv
by an order of one Of the Trustees
OF the Poor. The Trustees are
not overly pleased with certain
treatment which had been given
Them but this appropriation from
council may greatly help to
straIs hten out matters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01

OF. ARSON.

| Vineland, N. j., Jan. 3l.-Mrs.
Mary Il. Vani Kcuren whose milliner,
and crockery store here was burned
last weel. and who was arrested on a
charge of arson, was acquitted last
night.
She is highly respe ted in the com.
mlnity, and when Justice Lord rem.
dercd his verdict there was great
clapping of hands.
find, said Justice Lord, that there,
is not enough evidence here against
the prisoner to hang u cat. Let her
go free.
The fire entailed a loss of about
$4,000, partially covered by $4,000 in
slIrance on stock and $500 on the
building. Mrs. Van Ksuren offered u
reward OF 800 for the apprehension
of the iirebug.
Chief Of Police Nickerson last night
testified to having been ordered the
DAY before the fire to levy on Mrs.
van keulen,S stock for rent and that
Mrs Van Kcurcn took an inventory
of her stock on the day before the
fire. and gave it to her insurance
agent, W. d. Wilson.
Mrs. Compton and Miss Judd. who
live directly over the store. and who
barely escaped with their lives, de.
clared that Mrs. Van;keurcn's mind
was always on thcSubI ect of fire, and
That She told them of dreams of see
ing her store burning.
Mrs. Nankeuren said she retired at
about II O'Clock, but Mrs. Compton.
said she saw her working In her |
kitchen about midnight. II. C. |
llendee testified that a few minutes |
before the fire he heard a sound like
the moving of boxes in the store.
Mrs Van keurcn'S store has been
IN flames twice, the first occasion be-
ing two months ago when ii was set
IN fire in three places. Mrs Van
kelIren, VINO Is II years old and good
cooking is a wild ow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01

1r is hoped that the Police Com.
mlssioners will give Captain George
Black a public hearing. Let all
the light possible be thrown on the
Captain. Such a volume of evi.
dehce as was published ia the
Eugene Massey invcst,s alton would
not be read by one person out of
hlty. Our advice is let no guilty
mao escape. Stop the contention
that has going on IN the police lorce
ever since Eugsne Massey was
placed at the head Of it. lie had
made a most excellent record as
otflecr aud was looked upon as the
very man for the position. But I'M
fortunately there has been nothing
but bIckerins and quarreiing tor
sever months past. 1t ia high
time that the police force should be
weeded out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01

nsayirG tina " ell pr ipnred remedies
he ono that mad undonDt in their es
p,rience accomplished more than all others
IN curing disease was Paines Celery Com
Poi !; and ab.nt 30 case, In u / " Gro men
loned where prominent citiz,nI or mem
bsrs OF their families had bvsn cured with
IN short time by this remedy. OF seriou,
ailmon resulting from impaired nerves.
Among those was the Chief of Police Of
hat city, whoss Office was in the same
building with the Mayor.
I Tho publication OF many Of those OK
amples CT what Paiue's Celery Compound
had done for others naturally led tn ose
who were sick-and in every community
there are thousands o!psoplo who, having
tho symptoms Of nervous brcrk down, pun
of the euro in the vain hope that tho
nerves will re,uscltatu theinselves-hun-
uredS OF those who were sick were thus in
formed Of the ono true remedy for their 70
/ lief.
Unsou9ht and unexpected letters began
to pour into Burlington from people in
Omaha telling Of their experiences. Some
OF 'hese letters were published by permits
sion Of tho writer's.
They all told in difaront ways the same
story-cf new strength and vitality, sound
sleep better appetite, and the returning
health.
No other remedy in tho world ever so
clearly proved all that was claimed for it
~ this W nderful discovery of Americas
greatest ply ician. This number OF au
th"ntica ed ca, es OF complete restoration
to health of people VI all ages who were
snf1ering from Insomnia, indigestion.
rheumati>ms and other ailments and
other weaknesses which are the sy mptoms
OF nervous symptoms OF II nervous sys.
TEN dernnged by neglecy or exposure or
over.work, or over indnlgsnce., or worry
or other influences number OF such
cases is thousand in evsry communi Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
supposed POstOlilcc RObbers ITALIAN

ARBEVlLLE, s. C., Feb. l.-Sherifr
Lincoln of this county has brought IN
from Calhoun Falls four men suspect.
Ell OF the robbery of the Due West
posloificr. They give their names az
follows: J. W. Casey of Boston, Gus
Breed of Baltimore Joe Afford and "
II. BROOKS of Wilmington. n. e, The
men are in Jail awaiting Identification
by Postolfire Agent George Smith
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
Irritable WOMEN
Should be Pitied - Not Blamed -
Men Don't Understand How Thew
suffer When They Cry, "Oh, Don't
Speak to Me-"

nerves are overweight. ~ f A0" " "o'"" .
spasm the top Of the wind pipe bronchial tubes "ba11
g ne throat violent beating Of the bar laughing and CRYING
most srnan the arms about
ton and serious arrangement of the female organs ~
Any female complaint may produce Mysteries which ru h
garded as symptom only cause however, yields acky to-
IL rnkhams Vegetable Compound which acts at once non
organ afflicted and the centres dspeg eecav a th
distressing symptoms. f' A9 IA 'loSo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01

"'ore i'nino> 'eGrv t!hpuunI hus
been sold in the city Of Omaha Tor tho las.
month than all o;hor medicines put to
gethef''
80 writos the leading wholesale drug
houso OF the West to the propristors of
fnines Celery tumpound,
In c."Ler las u card from Hon Frank
\" Moor >. the mayor OF hat ely, was
published in the Omaha Beo, in which he
tola of tho great benefit Paine's kCeiery
Compound Ind Lenn to him. II regard
IT, he said. "the mo wonderful remedy
have ever tried for building up tho sys
TEN when once run down.
GA account OF Mayor Moores' grcs pop
ulhTl and we'll known stan linu, the pub
icallon o: his card IN tho BEE inst gated
The OMAHA Nnws. he BEES incpai com
p no, |" mako a canvas OF druggist,
aud physician, in hat city to find out
Their experience with this and other rene
dies few days la er the News publish
ed a most paye Of the opinions it had
gathered Tho ply ,ic.ans and druggists
III crvlewad were absolutely unanimous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
FIRES FOR
JANUARY.


for fires in Wilmington, there havin
been nineteen alarms struck durin
the month bringing district compa
into service. This is the creates
num6er0f alarms struck In any montl
since tho fire alarm and telegraph
system was Introduced. Assistau
Fire Chief II. NJ. Wiley has a recort
OF all fires since the alarm system
was Installed, ANA finds that the rec
ord heretofore was in January 1892
when there were eighteen alarms
struck.
| In addition every company in the
department responded to one or more
still! alarms during the month. De-
spite the many calls into service none
OF the fires caused great damage en-
cepting that at that at the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad shops. A list Of the fires
reported during the month is:
January 3, still alarm, No. 1925
East Thirteenth street.
January I, still alarm, No. 500
Rroome street.
January s, box 2l5, Nos 4l3-4l5
East Fourth street. Loss about
5000
January 0, still alarm, No. 1919
West Eighth street..
January 10, box 50, Pennsylvania
Railroad Toulouse at Landith,
January 10, still alarm, No. 800
East Eleventh street.
January II, box 8, house sO4 Van
Buren, street. Loss, $1,000.
January II. stlll alarm, house No.
Ills Pasture street.
January ~, still alarm, Oxy.Hy.
drogen Gas plant.
January 49, still alarm, shed No.
s04 Walnut street.
January IA, still alarm, house No.
GIG West Seventh street,
January IA. box 30, house, No.
1908 Adams street.
January IA. still alarm, Baltim ore
and Ohio Railroad bridge, spanning
the Brandywine.
January l6, hox Is. boiler room at
Weldln's morocco factory, Conrad
and Adams streets.
January II, box 5, roof of house
No. S33 West Sixth street,
January II, still alarm, Bruce's
Bakery, Fourth and Poplar streets.
January 20, box 1928, house No. 0
Girards trect.
January 20, store, southwest cor
her Eighth and Wollaslon streets.
January Il, box 143, Nos. 2123.
-l25 Market street.
January 81, box %. grocery store
If j. X. Richardson and Company,
second near Orange street. Loss
about 50, 500,
January 81, box II, George II. Nc.
AL Company 'sstabe.
January -. box az, stable PENN
ula Lumber Company. Loss 81, 500.
January -, still alarm, No. S3l
Vest Sixth street
January %, still alarm barn on
N New Castle avenue, just outside
he city limits.
January !, box 115, house No. GLIB
Cast Elsnta street
January 70. box 1913, dyehouse of
lenry Brooks. No 2l0 West Seventh
trcet.
January o6, still alarm. st. Peters
!. u. M. p, Church, South Whining.
On.
January 81, box 81, F., W. & B.
'allroad Company. a,
January q, box 81, commission :;
ousc, No. l03 East Fourth street. :
January p, box So, house at Mary !
nd avenue and Beach street. I
January IS, box 143, house No. POI :
ast Iwcn,y-second street. ',
January Is, still alarm, box car in !
1uth Wilmington. !
January 20, box II, in basement of >
,ntral National Bank, /
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
Murder and Suicide

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-Driven TO dcsnero-
ton by the insulting language Of n
man whom he had met for the fret
nm" IA the barroom of the Shake.
sp"ar"an inn John Bonncte shot and
instantly Killed George McGibbon and
then took his own life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
Auxiliary Meeting.

At the meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of st. Johns Church YES.
terday, the Rev. William b. Manross
rector of ST. Michael's Church spoke
on the work among the Indians.
lie dwe!t upon the characteristics,
customs and manners of the red men.
the relations of the government TO
them, and the labor of the Church
for the benefit of the Indians, The
address was much appreciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01

DELAWARE. o., Feb. 1.-After !.
long illness. the result Of a stroke of
hpoplrxy, Professor William G, Wi.
mans, ID. d., LII. d., aged eighty years.
IL dead. He was connected with tho
wesleyan university for fifty-seyen
years.