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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-09
No Work Left.

81 have been accused of coming
home and leaving my work unfinished.
l will say nothing about that illness
which came near being the cause of
my coming home to you in coffin but
will simply state that all the work in
Congress so far as Hawaii is concern
ed was finished before l left. l came
home to regain my health, since there
was nothing left in Washington to be
done. You can see by all these little
things that our enemies are still work
ing against us.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-09
Beware of Enemies.

81 tell you now and without fear of
contradiction that if you send any of
your enemies to Congress, if you allow
any but native Hawaiian to repre-
sent you, it will mean the sounding of
the death knell for Hawaii and the Ha.
waiians.
"These are the same people who
have been fighting against your dele
gate. These are the men who have
their representatives in Washington in
opposition to all precedent.
These are the people who burned
up the town and cast hundreds of PEG.
pie out of their homes, penniless and
suffering. They robbed the people and
now they have sent man over to
Washington to rob the United States
by getting Congress to appropriate
money to pay the fire claims. | say
nothing against this because the mon.
ey that is forthcoming will be used to
relieve our suffering poor,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-09
"Plg-pen of Hawaii"

"These are the people who are be.
vertiser. Pigs cannot tell when any.
thing good is thrown into the pen,
They mix it in the mud and slime,
trample it under foot and in a little
while it appears to them covered with
the same dirty covering, Pigs led
around by ring in the nose are NOT
capable of differentiating between good
and bad, and invariably think every.
thing is of the latter quality, All OF
the rottenest OF the rotten comes out
of the Advertiser pig-pen.
(7O be COntinued.)
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-09
Organic Act as Koran.

Delegates of the people, take the
Organic Act home with you as your
Koran for in it is given you the right
to vote and to control the destinies Of
your people and your country. Millions
will come into this country soon for
the building of forts, the improvement
of harbors and the like, but what will
all this profit you if you have not the
right to vote?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-09
Delegate Wilcox Impassionate Ad-
dress to Aawaiians.
Continued from Ist page.)

prevailed upon to disfranchise you
The missionaries will never be con.
tent until you are DISTINGUISHED, you
can rest assured of that.
But fear not; God will not grant
such thing to these black-hearted en-
emies. This was proved by your sue
cess in the campaign of 1900, when you
sent me to Congress as your delegate
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-09
Dole's Slight.

Dole sighted even Hawaiian mem
bers of his council. Why? Simply be,
cause God made them and their wives
Hawaiians with dark skins
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-09
CLAUS spREoKE1s VIM. q. IRWIN
Claus SpreckelS \ Co.,
B.ANKMRS
HONOLULU
San FSanci,oo Agents. PAN
INA TTONAL BANK or SAN FIR
DRAW sxoHAEGz Oh
HONOLULU

DRAW SxoHAEGz Oh
SAN FRANCISCo-The Nevada Nations
Bank OF Ban Francisco.
LONDON-The Union Bank Of London
Ltd.
NEW YoRK-Americs:. exchange Ne
tionsl Bank.
Merchants National Bank,
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERI,IN-Dresdner Bank.
HONG KONG AND YOK0HAMA-Ho nG
Kong &c Shanghai BankingOul porstioa
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA-
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCoUVEK-Bans
OF British North Americas
Transact a General Banking and E1ohasa
Btssinsss.
Deposits Received. Loans made on A.
proved Security. Commercial and Travel
era Credit Isaued. Bills Of RxohanRi
bought and sold.
Collections Promptly Accounted Eos
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Fourth, Glass I'oStniNstPFS,

WASHINGTON Feb. lJ.-.!n official
Sj;,t"iaent of the new policy that here
after Will govern appointments Of
fourth class postmaster, has been
made by Postmaster General Payne,
who said: The policy of the admins
traiiou is not tn make removals of
fourth class pustmnSt"rs without
cAl>r. The removal Of IN officer is Il
proposition entirely different from the
naming of Il successor at the eXpirI-
ton of Il poStnaster's commission. 1t
is therefor" desired that removals be
not made except for some good reason
which affects the service or at the re-
quest OF Il senator or representative i'll
dorSlilw the petition for such Il change
mad" by pa,ronS of tn" office in qurs-
tinp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
l,rHncII NicM III iIIe IreHfN.

PAElS, Feb. H.. Tie Angln-.inpa.
ncs" alliance r"iti,'a 10 be the topic
for consi,!rrn'!" Discussion in the
French prt'SS. The CONSENSUS of opin.
ion is that it is directed against Russia
and tla1 therefore II may lead to ten
sion II, III" far east. Til" TcinrS says:
at Hr,rniulirS TIL" ;iiI,agOIli&n be-
tw"ri, Russia and England ;luh almost
converts il into Il latent conflict. All
those who had con"civcd II seductive
idea Of II cl)srr understanding between
Russia aud Great Britain and The for
nation Of Il tripl" AnGlu-lran"o Rus
sian nlianrr urllnr" This result and
ask il .Iapan's friendship WIS worth
sti,h {, sacrifice ui diplomatic system
rs was evoked by the AnG!U.JApancSc
alliance. II calls for II Complement.
and that is th" ENTRY Of the Ulited
States inio iIr alliance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
MURDERED
A WOMAN.

| Chester, Pa, Feb. l4.-Robert
Fitzpatrick shot and killed Mrs.
Elizabeth Baymore, 43Syears old,
to-day after he had attempted to
shoot her daughter and her son,
he was arrested Il few minutes
later as he emerged from the home
ot Robert Wheatley, IL son-in-law,
where he left his smoking revol-
yer.
The shooting has caused great
excitement i'll this city having oc-
cured so soon after the murder
Of Policeman Allen, less than
three weeks ago. Fitzpatrick lived
! 1t 224 East Fourteenth street,
where Mrs. Bnymore was employ
ed as his houscneepcr. Yester-
lay he went home Intoxicated.
The woman upbraided him for
lrinhing and then went to the
home Of her dau -,hter, Mrs. Mat
thew Craft, OF 2i7 Central avenue.
Fitzpatrick, apparently still
lrlnk, visited the home Of Mrs.
Graft to-day and remarked: Il am
acre for busincss.' He pulled
'evolycr from his pocket and fired
,wo shot, at Mrs. Graft, who ran
screaming from the room. The
bullets went wide. Then his
lousekeeprr'~ son 1itu, Baymore
srappled with him in an G ,ort to
Srest the pistol from his hand. |
During the struggle Xii patrick |
fred at the boy the ballet passing |
through his hair.
The lad dody,d hctween the
mans leg, and tn Fitzpatrick
51rncd his weapon ON Mrs, Bay
more who was III the kitchen. He
shot her through the heart and
'llv dicd almost Instantly.
When arrested he said lle in
ended to marry Mrs. Baymore
md had area /, procured mar-
llgc licrnce but the woman had
'erircd possession OF it and de-
lined to be his wife. Fitzpatrick
: an insurance. agent and Il Wild
'wrr with Il large famiIv of
'lillren. He was committed to
he County Jail this evening by
Magistrate Hare. Coroner Fry
l"ld an inquest into the death of
Ms. Bavmurr. testimony showing
hat the murder was deliberate
nd thnt Fitzpatrick had held a
'",t1I card t" Mrs. Ba, ,mores face
. conceal Tie pistol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

ALBANY. \. Y. Feb. II. There is Il
possibility that even tho low tnX rate
predicted by Governor Ulrll in his
message. t!irtr"ii-One hundrvdtlis OF Il
mill will V" still further reduced by
tn" legislature when it likes til" rate
just icfurc adjournment. The nsSeSS-
mcnt rolls hay" been practically com
plrirI. with iii" exception Of one or
two counties. in which there Is never
much change and which, b"in" c>ii-
mated, give Il total property valuation
in the state of $J,Tli, 129,l1O. This is
more than WIS estimated when tlic
governors nIcssaG" was prepared.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
IRISH PARTY CUT OFF
Lord Rosebery Denies It a
Place In Liberal Camp.
LEADERS HAVE SHOWN THEIR HAND.
No Sane Person Would Favor Hand
Ing over Eriu'S Deatinies to the
Men WhO Would Rejoice at
Great Briiuin's Defeat.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 15.--Lord Rose
oery received Il tremendous ovation at
the great Liberal demonstration here
last evening Ills lengthy speech, the
principal one of the evening, was at.
trntivrly received and heartily ap-
p"udcd. He failed to throw any star
tling fresh light IN the war situation,
hut he strongly emphasized his hostil-
ity to the Irish party and his desire to
utterly alienate it from the Liberal
camp
| During the course Of his remarks
Lord ROsebery said that the greatest
change in heart and head undergone
during his five years absence from
public life was in regard to the Irish
problem. Mr.. Gladslones bills were
dead and buried. though that state
mcnt cast no reflection on the great
statesman who originated them. The
Irish party had now Indignantly repu-
dated any connection with the Liberal
party, and he believed they had acted
wisely. 1t was both 10 their interests
and TO thnsc of the i.ihera! party. The
Irish leaders had played their full
hand. They had demanded an indie.
pendent parliament in Dublin. and
tlcreupon he had cried 'IiaIt" This
remark was greeted with applause.
Continuing. Lord Rasehcry said:
Il am not prepared at ANY tiISr or
under any rircuus,ai!ccx to grant them
an independent parliament No sane
person would ever consent to handing
over III" drstinirs OF ireland, situated
in til" very heart of the empire to Il
parliament controlled by these who
have expressed the earnest wish that
we might be oy"rthrown in hattie. The
lriS|, question is too large for any one
party. 1t viii need the energy aud the
patriotism of both great parties to deal
thcrcWith These are my personal sen
timeniS, hut | wish to make them urr.
fccIly clear Oh returning to public
life"
Regarding III" war. Lord Roschery
for the suggestion OF "rnstl.il peace ne.
GO!iHiions IN some wHysiGc inn but
that he thought the rprrr, mission Of
i'r. huyprr, the Dutch premier, bore II
fairly ciuSr analogy to Such II course.
Tie speaker said he thought til" reply
of Lord l.lnSlowne, the uIIrrSrrr"-
tary for foreign affairs, t." lir. knyp'r
TO be- fitting and digllil"d, but he
thOrGhi til" Gu>"rnlirnt had Hrtrh
wrongly in declining to reckon with
the Hpcr delegate" III Europe and al,
low them to SEND iypHraliUu 10 South
Atricn.
"rhr trouble w;,h the %uv"rn;nrnt,'
said Lord !."srhr'y lis that they ar"
always thinking Of til" present. try
to think OF the future wien Iurr and
Hritun will have tn live together in
South Africa"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
OUR GERMAN GUESTS
Commander and Grew of KaH
ser's Yacht Kept Busy.
PREPARATIONS FOR COMING PRINCE
Admiral Count Won RnndissIn Makcs
and Receives Several Cniis-May-
or Lows Visit InoppGrtune.
TOday's Prog ramIne.

NEW YORK. Feb. tj.--Ever since
the arrival of the haiser's yacht Ho.
henzollcrn the German seamen, as well
rs their officers, headed by Rear Ad-
miral Won Baudissin himself, have
manifested the keenest interest in their
new surroundings, and those who have
not already secured shore leave are i'm
patent TO get ashore and take closer
look at America.
Under tile ready hands Of painters
and sailors the big yacht is meanwhile
undergoing a very rapid 2nd complete
Transformation. Paint Of dazzling
whiteness covered by Il coat of varnish
that gives polish Ike French plate cov-
ers the ceilings. deck posts and inside
of the hnlWnrhs. while Il liIt,rnl appli-
cation of gold at every point where a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
THE HOUSE EXCITED.
Kentucky Senator Denounces
So Called "Flunkyism."
SECRETARY HAY BITTERLY SCORED.
President Criticized For Proposed
Sending of His Daughter 10 Ed
wards sCOrOnatiOn-HOt Shot
For Lord PauDcefOte.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.--The mo
notony of private pension day of the
house was enliyencd by very sensa
tioral speech from Mr.. Wheeler Uiy.)
In denunciation of what he denOminat
cd 'tiunkyism' to foreign countries
lie took the recent statements emanat.
ing from continental cabinets regard
Ing the attitude of Great Britain dur
ing the Spanish war as Il text for a
wholesale attack upon the trend Of our
recent diplomacy. He severely scored
Secretary Hay and declared that if
Lord lnunccfotc had sought, as was
alleged. to circunvent us during the
war Of 1898 the sooner he was shipped
across the seas the better. He also crit
icisrd the president for his reported in
tenton to send his daughter to the
coronation of King Edward and pro.
tested against the official reception of
Prince Henry. His speech aroused the
house to high pitch of excitement
and clicited from Mr.. Boutell uil.) a
spirited defense of Secretary Hay,
whom he culoGized in high terms.
Several other members on the Re-
pullicon side took a hand, and later
in the afternoon Mr. Grosvenor O3
took Mr.. Wheeler to task for his 'inop
portune protest" ana reh"arsed the
history of, the visit of the Prince OF
Wales to this country in 1860 and his
reception by President buchanan.
During the day Ia priynte pension
bills were passed in thirly-seven min
utCS.
a little furry was created in The sen
Hte over the employment since the be-
ginning of the session Of Il score or
more of extra clerks aud messengers
TO committees. The charges of eXtrhv-
agancr made induced the reference Of
the whole subject OF clerical employ
ment to Il committee for investigation
and report.
The bill creating a permanent census
office was under consideration for a
time, hnl WAS moi disposed of finally
After tie passage of II large number
of private pension bills the senate "u-
logi@rd the life and character Of the
late Representative HlosiEs of Penn
srIvuni.l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Inspectors of the Philadelphia 4
Reading Railway Company are in
this city hunting up the freight cars
which belong 10 'il" company. and
having them unloadcdanb returned ,u
their proper places This move has
been taken by HE officials Of The com.
pany on account Of hcsrarc'v of cars
and the almost mpoS>ibi'ily of hay.
ding any new ones delivered for some
ttme on account Of he crowded con.
diLion of the car hnpSllrolg!'"ut the
entire country.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

The, l"},u OF South Mi'l>. x. c.. WAS
destroyed iy fire.
! The plr@"c w:,S rr,rhird to hr a:.ain
rayagiu@ lii" rNHi1''. l''dia.
| Thrrc ucii wy" killed ANA six badly
hurt in Il freight wreck Oh the PennsSl-
vania railroad.
The town Of shamska, in Trans
caucasia, was reported destroyed by
ian earthquake.
Hhe hshlpg ashoQpsr Elsie NJ. Smith
M wtst 1ad .un- tape cod and' Two
men were drowned.
The Lsckawanpa Steel company was
incerboTated, at Albany, N. Y, with a
capital of $40,OoO,oo0.
The Philippine Exploration company,
with capital Of S5oQ,ooo, was incor.
porated al San Francisco.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
A CiuI,t In SuyNur.

MANILA, Feb. -. The Panny
scouts, under the command of Captain
Walker. in an engagement in the is
land of Sanar recently. captured Snvrr
rifles and numerous bolos killed II
number of Eilipnos and also killed the
officer in command. This officer was
the notorious reuegn'l" named Win.
frey. II dt>erter from the Torty-lhird
had for months been cnhpayoring to
capture. A man ramrd Long. who de.
serted with Wintrry. is still operating
with the F'iliplmos.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

LONDON. Feb. IL. The nGlnirlily's
naval estimates for l9D2 and lHu., show
Il total of t3l .2.h, 600 us cOlupnrcu viii
E3O.ST5.nn last year There wilt h,
under construction April | Of this yea,
thirteen new battIrsllipa, tWentytw,
Mrlnorcd cruisers, two second class
cruisers two third class cruisers, ten
torpedo boat d"sIrayrr>, i've torpedo
Srburne, first lord of the admiralty
announces that II new type Of torpedo
bon; destroyer Is contemplated and
that important Developments are plan
InentS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

The Delaware witnesses VIII,
testified in th" Botkiu murder
case in California; are deeply inter-
estrd III III" case at present. he
doctors do not want to 60 back
and los" their time and practice
and other wiincsSe, do not care
about going Il second time across
the continent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Halfway Merger IN the Metropolis.

NEW YORK, i'rh. II. The Metro,
politan street Railway conphny'S di-
rectnrs have sanctioned the new pl"n
whereby the Metropolitan Street rail
way passes into he hands of Il ronpn-
ny known as til" Metropolitan Security
company. 1t has acquired tn" inter
suburban street railway which oppr-
ates in the Bronx. The Security com.
pany is capitalized at $3O.HD,0oO 1t
agrees to pay S23 $50. 900 into the treas
ury of the Metropolitan Street railway
and guarantees HE Stockholders Of the
company per cent dividends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Etr" nj 1tnrriStOkyn. y. J..

MOlRlSrDWN y. j.. Feb. IL. The
Trimmer building. on S0;iih street, wnS
destroyed by lir" last evening. causin.;
Il loss amounting to bet Hccn SiOOuU
and $IO.no. The building belonged to
DR.. ASH Trimmer and was Il three sto.
ricd 'ri' h. structure, ON tll" grollnd
floor were three stores.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES

Poetry, beauty aud romance are
lnsenarah!y associated in the mind
With the land Of tic South. Ii is
said that this a!mc sphere has been
as accurately caught aud dcpciled
uy Lo.tic Bar Parker in her new
pay "lnIer Southern skies a,
The New England characteristic,
were photographed IN "Wav Down
East.
Miss trace George has found All
admirable ,ehic.c for her talents IN
rart nt fl.e yonn" Southern CIR, TIE
heroine OF the play. and her dclin-
cation ol the character unstintru
praise and enthusiasm ironi press
and public during the ten weeks
run o. the play jn Nrw York.
Manager Nm. a. Brady has
~ ei, tbs rius The benefit OF a FER.
icct production and Mss George has
the assistance o! ii supporting com
parry that reflects credit unon Nh
rady ) jud gmcn! IL The selection
Mis-, George wiz! preseut "lnder
5 'ulhern Skies IN this city Oh
March I!h al the Oreru House.
SIS iInpkJ\S
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Suffering with Burned Font

The Rev. II. II. Adams, pastor .
Union NJ. r. Church. is sulferin.
much Inconvenience as a reSul, of a
peculiar accident few days ago. II,
took some heated irons to bed with
him, to warm the bed, and hi, fee,
accidentally came in contact Will
the heated irons. In tins manner h,
was sevslely y burned about the feet
and is unable to leave the house. bu,
Cau walk about.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
NEW CASTLE
COUNTY NEWS.
MIDDLETOWN.


While assisting his men in fiiiint
the large ice house al Bunker Hi!
MIR. II. DeV allnger mad 4 most un
| pleasant experience. lie was walk
ing across the ice previous to set
ting the large force oi men at work
! when without the slightest warning
the ice gave way HIS loolnes.
! and presence OF mind undoubtedlv
saved his HE. AT the place wh.rs
Mr.. be Vallngcr brok. IN, the pond
is very deep bu, as the ice gave
way lie spread his arms and called
TO the men lor assistance,
Thieves entered the store room o
Mr.. l're'erick Blome. on the cor
ner o. Broad and lake streets
last Sunday morr,ue. aud carried
away about SIS worth ol canned
goods, shoes. tobacco and Sl.OO IN
cash.
AT a meeting Of the Voluntee,
Hose Company r.certIv move
ment was made to nave the town
wired aud equipped with electric
fire alarm boxes
The slockho ders OF tn: Eagle
Creamery Company held very in
ierere>ling mcet'n. on Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. \ bert Alexander OF VII.
EnS,on, was the guest oi relatives
aud .r!cuds in town several day.
this week
TOWNSEND.
Miss ltthe.wvn Malonev has bees
critically Ill tor serera!JaIs
Mr.. James c. Wilson observed
hte 9th birthday anniversary a:
il's home here IN WeIne odcv.
'ir. John Masin aud Mrs, Her.
Ma t"'d were quietly married OF
last Tu:sdAy cyering.
ST. GEORGES
Miss Matte >.wajn has rc;urnca
o HItnjA: ton alter spendin. a
week with her parents.
Mrs. j">.phIne hoNMc! Of Pen
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III - : 'o'' IS 's'1tng Mrs William
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Mrs. Carrie Ann,con Eas re-.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
A JOLLY AMERICAN TRAMP.

A romantic comedy drama with a
striking title, "a Jolly America AN
Tramp is announced at the Grand
Opera House this afternoon aud
night. peaceful Valley" and "a
Poor Relation" for Sol Smith Rus
sell, and who would have us under.
stand that in this new creation of
his he has o'ers,epped the heat in.
terest Of the other, given us most
true comedy and Blended more
touching pa,Eos in il than la any
part OF his former efforts. a cast
OF well aud iavorably known play
crs will enact its various roles.
Scenic investors of regal spienaor
will cid in depicting its loo ale. and
effects are promised that Will thrill
startIe and erthrall every one of
its bcholders
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

I'll" Rev. William VI. .lr.l"ri> rrrro!
Of Calvary EDiScppnl rlurrh, gave hi,
first llIuSl rated lecture last night on
"Th" Life ut Christ
Tie church wa, rr""icd to the
doors and all determinations we're rep
resented inlAr congregation. br, JET
ferris considered til" first thirty Years
in he life Of Christ and Ii,r principal
event, in that period were iI1lsl rated
With ,".rniy five h"a>''i!IlI views pro-
.Irr1rd ON screen by William jurian
The next lecture win be on Friday
uirnt next
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
How To Find Yourself.

On the evening Of February 20
the Rev. John Shape pastor of
Delaware Ave- 10 Bssss,sa Church
will lect lre i'll thd5 First 6nltUtt
Presbyterian Church.
The lecture will be under the
auspices Of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the church and the
subject will be, "How to Find
Yourself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

;.'oE Eh% %l-EAHM ~ RE, uuun
e.Ir !N I'D nE- miles uut kennrtt pi!l
pu.-'.oirn :" J,,irD, Ai Iie-- T. =. this G.tIrr
II! 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
DevU.eS tier Nea III TO Charity

Ghtca-o ii. rnb II Mrs. MINT.
VA lnco nlkWp ks,r,!,ni, once on trla
for her NE .n rchitn huu. On Il charge
ot pat, az, later mar led tah veal II,
Chicago NV 'ild. ihnn un hi. death SUP
iuctrd tA more hccti> t'ituI .. puIs Inint,
u.tl:na.c'v trll@nih III and IA pus.c.,iuu
Of fortune. AnDDuEc'' Thar she - IL do
vulo tho hul< OF her wealth t. the
establishment in Chicago Gf II home tor
cnin"h ci rnd nrGorm'd rhi!dicn sAr
vii, r'Sl'i Wlihtn II nui i 'vv.U hcr luic
10 the "ur.> e; iho jlst!tu,.ua
When k,,"Hu.n. her li>; husband,
GL'i his bro hers di-uursI tho widow
share of tn cstltt Ihc matte. v II.
re / lp uu, Of .pIlrt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
Sexcnty-tyyO Students DrOnup,

ITHACA. n. Y, Feb. 10 Registrar
Hoy Of Cornell announces that seven.
ty-twO students have been dropped fol.
failure to ninintain a sufficiently high
standard Of scholarship. rs shown BY
the recent examinations or the total
number forty-four students We're drop.
ped in Sibley, the college for mI"rhan.
ical engineering