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Evening journal., 1908-11-13
NnrIcE-

Notice Is hereby given that l.etiers e ~.
were IN due .o5 form on on ife tbe
d.,, ~ November A. D.. 1905, ana
ibat All persons having claims agalnstt ,st
he estate OF the deceased must preseilSi
the same, duly attesteq, ~ Teptb R dsv of Of
,-s,,-sr,her a. D., 1909. or abide the Ac1
Of Assembly in such case made ana pro-
vided ....,-, o. earn deposit
COMPANY. Executor. .4...,,...
A ddress D. Frauk Ball. Esd, Attorney-
st-T,aw. Wilmington. pel. nll-W-eou
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MAGNESS, ANXIOUS,
AWAITS VERDICT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov 1-Pac-
ing up and down his narrow quarters
aboard the receiving ship Lancaster.
Charles o. Magness tho alleged deserter
from the United States navy, Is waiting
In agonizing suspense FOR the reply 10
the sealed verdict sent TO Washington
last night by the court marital.
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ii. 80 welrhinr 2O.O0O nounds

six gates weighing 10000 pounds
each will be used at the Roosevelt dam
i'm connection with the salt River pro-
iect being erected by the United states
Reclamation Service. The gates VIII
bear total maximum pressure OF So
900 pounds.
washington is the only one OF the
pacitic Coast states la which coking
coal has been found. Its coke produc-
ton last year totaled 52.o2s tons an m
crease over 1905 Of 6,3s6 tons.
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Col. rOrney to Be Surgeon General.
WE GT'APAf-TgE AL WORK. =

BY United Press Leased Speclal ""0
WASHINGTON. Nov. 13-Secretary
of War Wright TO-DAY announced that
Col. George II. Tornev will be promoted
TO be the surgeon general of the army
on the retirement of Gen OReilly'
January "A next. Col. Torney IS at
present in charge OF the general hos
pital at San Francisco. He has a ;inc
record as an administrative officer. lie
was born in MARYLAND. educated at the
University Of Virginia, and was APP
pointed 10 the army as assistant
surgeon in June. 1875.
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REGISTERS ORDERS
REGIsrERs oRDER.

REGISTERS ORDER.
Office OF the Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co., Del, October 2S, 1908.
Upon the application Of James T.
chandler executor Of David McAdoo,
late OF Chrlstiana hundred, In said coun-
tv. deceased, Il IS ordered and directed
bv the Register OF Wills that tho Exc
cutor aforesaid give notice Of granting
of Letters Tcstamentary upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date Of grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from the
date OF such Letters In six Of the most
public places of the county OF New CAS-
tle. recurring all persons having demands
againsf the estate TO present the same.
or abide by an act Of Assembly IN such
case made and provided; and also cause
Inc same 70 be Inserted within the same
period in The Evening Journal, a news,
noner pubushed in wilmington, Dol. and
10 be continued therein three weeks,
W. Given under the hand and seal
of office OF the Register OF wills,
fsEAIO aforesaid, at Wilmington, IN New
castle county aforesaid, the DAY
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ; WALhEh;
Register OF wills.
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oRpEh.

REGISTERS ORDER - ,,y,us
ofdce OF the Register OF Wllso' ,ooo
New castle CO.. Del. Novsem6,sF, ~ 'rl,sf rgy9i
~ Safe pen6sit Company, Executor OF
Patrick DeNash, late Of Mllahlkt ied h '9s Is
nrdered and directed by the hegis1el % oa
Wills that the Executor arc aroreTsltn eata mem. seTo
!iveae i ,,,,or Inc estate OF the deceased,
With the date Of granting aS thsreS9,, ,,,,,b- py
.~,i,,et,s adv..rtisements 20 be posted Wl,n-
a. forfv days from the date OF such ietss
ters In six Of the most pupLc pR,SiDss III III
~ cnunfv of New castle, recurring an
,lersops rilT having demands against the es-
tato 10 present the same OF aplue os a,,a "a
~ of Assembly IN such case mace anu
provided; and also cause s,Ie 5ee psrioS ssmi In
~ ~ iris,.a,,ino Journal. a newspaper pup-
iished in Wilmington, Del, ana ~ 20 . 9f con
'iii"1" Given under the hand ana d,,ss,3 se3i
Of office of the Register OF WIS
fsIeATA aforesaid, at Wilmington IN NeM
castle County aforesaid, the uay
and year above written. -
FRANCIS NJ. WALhEki
Register Of wills
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N.,v Yorkers Take civ Bonds.

The bonds recently issued by the city
for $4,000 TO be used by the Water De
partment. were turned over yesterday 10
A r Leach and Company of New York,
the purchasers The company sent its
REPRESENTATIVES, who turned the money
over 20 the city Treasurer and to-day IL
recruitment The amount received with
Infernsf Is 81 nl3 n6.
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v.rd.rame Silently Improved.

Tho condition OF James Verderamc,
the 16-year- old boy, who was seriously
injured by being thrown from horse
on wednesday was reported slightly
improved by Delaware Hospital at
taches today.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
1o,vnsend Woman operated On.

Mrs. W. G. Knots. of Townsend. who
has been a patient at tho Homeopathic
Hospital for several days, was operat-
ed on that institution last night Her
condition today was reported as good
as could be expected
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
To INSPECT Railroad Equipment.

In order TO determine what orders
for equipment will be made during the
next few months Il is expected that an
inspection will be made shortly by mo-
tive power officials Of the rolling stock
motive power and shops. This is done
every winter.
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Shot Down on the Street.

JERSEY CITY. n. j., Nov. 1S.-Wal-
ter Ammon, a manufacturer Of butter
inc i'm Jersey City was shot and killed
al 1880 this Afternoon in the Penn
sylvania Railroad termiai by an un-
known ma who Is under arrest.
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Wa Not Hurt in ouarriss.

James Carbone. who was injured in
a premature explosion Of dynamite on
wednesday. was not hurt at the quar-
ries at Fourteenth and Thatcher streets
as reported.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13

The transient hotel population Of
New York is figured at 25o.oco people A
day. The hotel properties are valued
at over sso,ooooeo.
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMAN FOR
w Delaware. Must be reliable party
Can carry same as side line. For pariicu-
lars address s. =. Ream. Adam. Deia-
ware county. Pa nl3-ot
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE so PAIR TH0R0UGHBRED
Homer Pigeons Cheap IL sold az
once. Address r.. ID. Davis. Edge Moor.
Del. d. and A., .S0iA. n1l-5t
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-INCf
bator brooder. chopping machine.
gas fixtures, liz gasoline engine. W. a.
Cool Cedars, Marshallton, II. O., Del
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
pr.sident Of Usher's Union.

LEWEs, Nov. 1s-The Ushers' Union
of the Presbyterian Church has elect
ed William Stocker president
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Minor citv court cases.

Joseph McKeown was sentenced 70
ten days in the worAhouso by Judge
Cochran. this morning. Tanasin Pap
itch was fined S. and costs for assault
ad battery.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
Thinking Alike.

He-when we are married we must
both think alike.
she-Yes. but TIL think frst.-Eng-
llsh Society.
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Good Prices Eor Cows.

william 7. Sinclair sold 100 cows at
public sale. at Kennett. yesterday, at
prices ranging from $40 TO SIC per head.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13
BUSINESS CARDS.

WM. A.. WILLIAMS Co.
81 Orange ST. heennE, SDeutinr ana
heating. Metal and comDcs1oon rooinr
het Air heating and ventiatinG. RsOSir-
lns promptly dons Phenea n9s-ly
STANLEY SfLlSA
clothes cleaned, pressed. secured, dyed
and repaired. Called for and delivered.
,. II. Cor Ninth and Pine strets Hal-
marvia phone S56S. Special attention
given. oll-lmo
FURSl FURSI TURSl
All kinds OF Hides and Furs bought
Highest prices paid for mink and fox
skins. 9. S. HURLOCk, Seventh and
Poplar SITS. os0-Gln
7 HAVE A SPLENDID BUSINESS
opportunity that will bear close in-
vestigation for man having $500 20 in-
vest. Business viii clear $40 weekly
Chas. Grimsley, at Delaware Candy Co.
Fourth and French SITS. Mist
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ro RECEIVE Rishop KInsman.

DOVER, Nov. ia reception 70
Bishop Frederic J. Kinsman. VIII he
rendered at the parish house Of Christ
Church, on Saturday evening, the oc-
casion of the bishops first visit to
Do4-cr
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PUBLIC SALE

Having sold Ashley Farm. I will
sell az public salo on the premises. COR.
NEWPORT PIKE and DUPONT ROAD,
ON THURSDAY, NOV. ~, 1905, COM
mencing al ] o'clock my herd or fine
dairy cows (fresh and close springersl,
ono young horse, Economy Slln."
Ohio cutter. Lansdale horse power. New
Idea manure spreader. farming imple-
mente. dairy fixtures corn by barrel Fod-
der by bundle. hay by ton. if wet will
sell in the dry
MRS. JOHN r. BRINGHURsT.
VIM IL. Hayes, Marager.
nfi-i2-13-I4-i6-iT-f2
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LIsT OF puRLic sALEa.
7LICENSE APPLICATIONS

November a5,-At Bear Station, sale Of
cattle and horses.--W. S. Burris.
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NOTICE

N-o,tce Is hereby given that Letters
Testamentary were in due form Of law
erantcd unto the undersigned on the I'm
dav OF October, a. D., l9Os, anu that az ~
- Inc deceased must present the same.
diilv attested, TO the said executor On
or before the 2sth day OF oetoDsr a., a. ~, ~,
1905. or abide the Act Of AssehhiF ia
s,,ch case made and provided.
SUCH 1''30 LANES 4. CHANDLER,
Executor.
Address. Daniel Q; Hastings EDs.' AZ
toiheS o}0-9t-eOd
Evening journal., 1908-11-13

N0f1cE~1, WfLLNRb <. sPRfNGEf{,
~ tho tenant and occupant Of the house
situat ted az No. w. Fourth street IN the
First ward. In the city OF Wilmington,
county of New Castle, and State OF Del
aware. In compliance with the require
ments OF the acts OF the General Assembly
IN such case made and provided, do here
by give notice that / shall apply IN writ
Ing to tho Court OF General Sessions, OF
the State OF Delaware, I'm and FOR New
Castle county, on Monday, the ith day
Of January 1909. being the next term
OF said court. Tor a license for said
house. as an inn or tavern, for tho sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors Ia loss
quantities than ono quart, 10 he drunk
on the premises, and tho following re-
spectacle citizens of said ward, az least
twelve OF whom are substantial free
holders of said ward, recommend the said
application. viz.
Bcnl. u. Rawnsloy Jas IT. Harkins.
Ludwig Heindricka Martin Hardina,
Jacob Schciber, James Hutton
Morris Chaikcn Jay Fnhraim,
Hos Fisher Alfredo. Healing,
w. w. Bottomcy, j. Howard Drukker,
H. ID. Entriken. j. Il. Compton,
Jacob Zimmerman, Jas NJ. Price,
Chas II. Doughcrty ~. q. Cooper
Robert Hutton Geo. Mccartney,
Max Ephraim, Wm. ~. White
A. r. Saylor, Chas. i. haylor,
Wilson Oalles, Harry lAhlchhrdhon,
NEST WILLARD a SPRINGER.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ID EMOVHD no SJs Ort.ANUE. sAhl.l-
N John 4. Mullins Inc. Printers. ttub-
her Stamps Get prices
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kOOMo tON knNr.

T. IkAkD- 500. SOi AND So RACE S.r-
tlemen only. aI-iv
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HELP wANIEL--r nMnL.-.
WANTED


ED-EVERYBODY NEEDING
w half-tonc engravings, zinc ctchmgs,
or clectrotypes, 20 get our estimate. Dell
aware Farm a. Home, i06is Shipiey 81
XKTANTED-5O0 CUSTOMERS FOR SEC
w Ond-hand overcoats. q. s. HUk-
LOCK. Seventh and Poplar SITS. OJ0-Om
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p EMOVAL NOTICE-ALEXANDE IN
- DAILY has removed his law offlces
from Dover, Delaware, TO rooms 6O0-su
Ford Bldg, this city. n11-iof
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go South BY Sea"

Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
Steamers Philadelphia TO Savannah.
A most delightful route to Georgia,
Florida, Alabama and all Southern
points.
Low Fares and Excellent Service.
Through tickets on sale from Will
mington, Del. Call on nearest Ticket
Agent, or for booklet address City
Ticket Cfice, 1O5 S. Ninth St, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1908-11-13

8 ALE OF BONDS-THE BOARD OF
~ Public Education IN Wilmington Del
aware, VIII receive proposals Tor am or
any portion Of twenty thousand dollars
School building and Equipment Bonds.
Ssld bonds are coupon IN form and bear
interest at the rate Of four and one-haif
per centum per annum and are of the
each being duo and payable after eight
years.
Proposals must bo IN strict accordance
with the circular advertisement and must
be submitted on forms prepared by tho
Board OF Public Education, which Will be
supplied on application TO Harry J.. Guth-
rio, Secretary Of the Board
SAMUEL III. BAYNARD
Chairman Finance Committee, Board OF
Public Education Wilmington, Della
ware. n6-9-11-13-l6-lS
Evening journal., 1908-11-13

VT YANTFD a STORE FIXTURES
n We pay more and sell
NM "a hand cheaper because cur
eHpehses arc small.
furniture ChA5. hJRL)cE
fth and Poplar straels
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NOTICE-DIVIDENDS

" Market Street. Wilmington, Del.
mn. .,, November md 1903
Ihe Board OF Managers have declared
Two per cent. TO depositors. being tor the
slA months ending October lst 1905 be-
posltors VIII please present their books
on ana after November md to have dive
dend entered. ROBERT ID. KEMP.
A--l1t Treasurer
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AELP WANTEpl.-.....MALE.

XAIANTED-ABLE BODIED MEN Be
w tween ages 10 and 30 for u. s. Ma
rno Corps. Must be native born or havs
nrst papers. Excellent opportunity to SEQ
the world. Good pay. Clothing. rations.
quarters, medical attendance free. Apply
Postofnco Building, Wilmingtons Del.
ul-off
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20

and II seems under the circumstances a fitting
moment to recall the manner in which the mat
ter was brought about all the more so as rnucb
ignorance and misconception exists about the af-
fair. AS pointed out in my letter of a week ago
the Papacy has gained an altogether pbenono-
email extent In power. influence and prestige. in
Italy as we'll as abroad. through the loss of it's
temporal sovereignty. Even those who are most
instransigeant upon the question Of the tenn
poral rule of the Pope are connpeued IN adnoi,
that the Church is immeasurably greater and
grander now in the fall OF 1908 than IT was in
the summer Of 1870. AS for Rome it has like
wise benefited through its conversion into the
capital of United Italy. for it's population has
grown from quarter of million in 1870 N
over million and half in 1905
Papacy and government have never vs+ 4,
all these years abandoned altogether thetr At
titude of opposition to each other No r,u
fedged peace has been negotiated. and neither
on the part of one side nor of the other has
there been any openly proclaimed abandonment
of It's respective contentious But IL eanrot
be denied that species OF friendly modus vi
vendi has now taken the place OF the former
bitter animosity between Church and state q,
Italy. The bishops and archbishops of the vari
GUS dioceses OF the kingdom are nominated
by the Pontif and appointed and paid by the
government. Members of both houses of the
italian legislature and the highest dignitartes
of the kingdom have been cordially welcomed
at the vatican. where the flag OF united ItaIv
has within the last twelve months been car
ried aloft and saiuted by PapaI solders and
officers
FrihCes ana princesses OF the reignlng fami-
~ of Italy have received the pontincal hlsss-
ing, both in st. Peters Grand Basilica and ~,
the Vatican Cardinals are accorded by the
government all the military honors due 10
prince OF the blood. and while young Humbert
OF savoys name heads the list of a national
subscription of the Christian youth of Italy for
the purchase of gift to Plus on the ocea
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20

have been taken in road building and never
falling market will have been created for blast FUR
mace waste.
Besides this activity in Stag experiments, the
public roads office Is also busy at Newton, Mass
with special asphalt preparation, never before
tried which the director and his lteutenants hope
may prove efficacious dust binding surface
material.
More novel than this, however the office is pre-
pairing at the same place to lay stretch of what
facetious writer's are almost certain label a
candy road In all flights of fancy it is prob
able that nobody except a scientist would go SO
far afeld in research as to adopt molasses as
road building material, but that is exactly what
has been done here and Assistant Chemist Provost
Hubbard of Director Pages scientific corps. is
leveng a half mile stretch of road near Newton,
and in a few days will be in active supervision
of the laying of the first molasses road of history.
This molasses is the almost useless by-product of
the great sugar refneres of the South and
the beet sugar relneries of the West and South
west. 1t is sickishly sweet. nearly as black and
thick tar, and almost as powerful as a
binder. Having always been a waste product. it
can be bought lower price than coal tar and
in greater quantities
When the quantity and the sticky consistency OF
this material called the attention of Dire2-
tor Page a number of months ago he conceived the
idea that it might aid in solving the always diff
cult problem of dusty roads. He sent for supply
for laboratory experiments and detailed Mr. Hub
bard TO conduct them. Ire mOaSScS was BLENDED
with oils and limewater. mixed with rock dust,
with earth and with sand and tried out under heat
and under water II behaved well and held out
such promises for ideal roads that the practical
test of real road was recently decided upon.
Stag. the useless by-product of the blast fur
naces and molasses, the useless by-product
of the sugar refineries, may in few years revo-
lutionize country road building. create demand
for more extended roads in the states where those
products most easily TO be had and add mill
ions to the wealth of the country by putting cash
value on hitherto waste material
While experts laboring with these expert
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
ANNIVERSARY OF THE PoPE's CAPlTULATIoN OF ROME

been to preserve order. he would despatch the
troops for that purpose if they were asked for
by the Pontiff himself or by Cardinal Antonell
the Papal Secretary of state. He then directed
three battaons of infantry and a couple of
batteries of artillery to march at once to the
bridge of San Angelo, but not TO cross it
Shortly afterward Count Arnm returned with
written declaration. bearing the signature of
Cardinal Antonelli, stating that there
dangerous popular agitation in the neighbor-
hood of the Vatican and that wild scenes of
disorder and violence were in progress, and re-
questing the immediate presence there of the
royal troops.
II was only then that General Cadorna issued
orders to his soldiers to cross the bridge and to
take possession of the trans-Tiber, or Leonne,
portion of Rome, where they experienced good
deal of difficulty in restoring order and in pro-
tectng the Vatican and st. Peters from at
tacks by the mob. In fact. there is no knowing
what would have occurred if General Cadorna
had not intervened in Difference to the urgent
solicitations of Count Arnim and of the Car
dinal Secretary of State.
Even then, with the royal troops in military
occupation of the Leonine city. Victor Emman-
uels government still adhered TO its plan of
leaving thct portion of Rome in the possession
and subject to the temporal sway of the Papacy.
and when arrangements were organized for the
taking of the plebscite which was to determine
the future OF Rome IT was expressly arranged
that no votes should be taken in the Leonine
city The latter however, seems to have OBJ
jected to this procedure and of its own accord
sent number OF ballot boxes filed with votes
In favor of it's annexation to the kingdom OF
Italy along with the remainder OF the metrop-
oils. Not until then did the Italian government
resolve upon keeping possession of the whole of
Rome and abandoning the plan Of leaving the
Leonne city to the Papacy and subject TO the
temporal sway of the supreme Pontiff
1t was thus that Rome united to tho
Kingdom of Italy thirty-eght years ago to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20

rnent, IN East. South and Middle West. another
scientist also from the Office OF public roaas' -
engaged at Independence. Kan, in trying 10 "s
a method of constructing oiled roads analogous W
the methods which have produced the Famous oHe
roads OF Southern California. lie Is mixing heaFs
oils possessing pronounced asphaltic bases WIN
natural soil and sand and compacting the pfepa-
ration so formed with tamping roller one s'feten
of this peculiar class of highway Will De under eOi
struction within few days. The oiled roadS oi
California have saved millions Of dollars 10 the
farmers and fruit growers OF that fertile state IN
the last few years by suppressing the dust thae
formerly arose in binding clouds with the pass
ing OF every vehicle Those dust clouds. noatlng 10
adjacent fields and orchards. deprecated the price
of farm produce and lowered the values OF rear
estate to startling degree. The sprinkling OF Oil
was tried and the dust was held in check. Then
some of the roads were ploughed and the oil mixed
with the earth and the mass firmly rolled 10 a
properly crowned surface Splendid results foi-
lowed in most instances.
Kansas has long been dust ridden. md the oiled
roads now to built there WILL 1t Is hoped. prove
as beneficial to the people OF that commonwealth
as the California roads have to that state
There is now In course OF preparation compre-
hensive treatise dust prevention, which VIII fall
from, the presses of the Government Printing Of
fee in a few days Following IL in a few weeks
will be symposium embodying the experience and
the experiments of all state highway commission
ers mark boards and city engineers who have done
anv work along these lines Their views and find
ines will be supplemented by the reports OF fed
araI nlblic road expert who has carefully exam
4ined the methods IN use in France and Eng
land
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
Etaly Observes 1t as a National
Holiday, With Ever In
creasing Satisfaction.

Copyright, 1905. by the Brentwood Company.l
Italians in all parts of the world are ceebrat-
ing to-day with customary ceremonies the ami
yersary of the surrender of Rome thirty-eight
years ago by Pope Plus TX TO the troops Of King
Victor Emmanuel under the command of Cen
eral Cadorna This date has ever since been OBJ
served by Italy as national holiday. But it has
always seemed 10 foreign friends and well wish
ers of this beautiful. progressive and interesting
country that 1t would have been more iudicious
TO have selected either October or December 5
for the popular festivities. September 90 al
ways recalls the capitulation of the most cele-
brated city Of the Old World. of city which for
many centuries was the metropolis Of the uni
verse-to foe who was none the less an enemy
for being OF the same race its defenders The
ceremonies of to-day indeed, cannot but revive
memories of a fratricidal conflict and of dark
page in the glorious annals of what Is rightly
styled "The Eternal City"
October would have been a happier date to
commemorate for that particular day. in
1870, plebiscite, or popular vote. was taken of
the Inhabitants of Rome. who then numbered a
little over go, 900 men. women and children. OF
these over 1330O0, that is to say. almost the en-
OF the annexation of Rome to the Kingdom
OF United Italy and its conversion into the
latter's capital. and it on the strength Of
this overwhelming manifestation of the wishes
OF the people of the Eternal City that on De-
cernber . the late King Victor Emmanuel at a
meeting of the Italian Parliament proclaimed
Rome as the metropolis of the kingdom Thus.
the national festival Of to-day commentaries
the capitulation of the grandest and most his
toric city Of the peninsula. If not of the Old
World. True the surrender vas to Italians,