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1N wALL sTREEr ropAY.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Wall Street, New York, June 2l.--Ihe
majority of stocks today opened a small
fraction higher than last night, but some
Of the market leaders were among the
few exceptions. The United States Steel
stocks, Union Pacific Pennsylvania and
Louisville d Nashville sagged a small
fraction. National Biscuit fcll ~. Ana
conda advanced pa, Great Northern,
preferred. . and New York Central, the
Observation-Disclosures stocks and
Hide and Leather, preferred, large irac-
tions. Three thousand shares Of Balti-
more & Ohio sold at the opening at ll994
and ll9ll, compared with ll0li- last
night.
Selling carried prices sharply down
wards throughout. Losses In Pennsyl-
vania, Smelling and Colorado Fuel ran
to . points Sloss-Shefheld Steel 2if
Anaconda 50. Union Pacific 5-S,
Reading. Northern Pacific New York,
New Haven & Hartford and the United
States Steel stocks ~, Norfolk & West
ern IA and Louisville q Nashville
Missouri Pacific, Amalgamated Copper
Republic Steel, preferred, National Lead
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit about l
The market became dull, when the de.
cline was arrested. Bonds were iregu
| lar at noon.
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HEY LAUGHED
{ tho Arguments on the Packages,

At tho Arguments on tua EAchakeas
The husband of an Ohio woman brought
home some packages Of Grape Nuts one
evening and there was much discussion,
but let her tell the story.
1.-Two years ago l was thin and sickly and
suffered so from indigestion. was very nerv-
ous. and could not sleep at night. was not
able TO physically or mentally TO perform
nv duties and was constantly under the
care of our physician. ] had tried plain
living and ali the different remedies recon-
rnended by friends, but got no better,
lone day my husband brought home Two
yellow boxes ana said, The grocer wants
us 10 try this food and report huw we like
a. he thinks IL will help you" read all
il said on the boxes about Srape-Nuts and
/ remember how l laughed at It., for /
thought il foolish to think food could help
me. But the next meal we all ATE some
with cream. We liked and enjoyed the
delieIously crisp and new flavor 30 We kept
IN usinp Grape Nuts, not because we
thought il would cure me but because we
liked It.
results would be, but now 1 am anxious to
| have the world know that today am we'll
and strong woman physically and mentally.
| I rained over 30 pounds, do not suffer
| from any OF the old ails and know that II
| Il to Grape-Nuts alone that owe my re-
/ stored health. They call me 'Grape-Nuis'
here In the home and al OF my irlehos
have asked me the cause of It all. have
persuaded several Of them 20 use grippe
! Nuts and every one Of them who has done
eo has been benefited and wish It were IN
my power to induce every one who Is sick
10 give this wonderful food trial. We
! sim have Grnpe. Nuts three times day
and never tire of it, Name given by
Postum o., Battle Creek, Mich.
Ten days on this nourishing and COM
pletely dieestible food will show any one
Who IA run down from improper feeding q
great change, sometimes worth more than
gold mine because il may mean the 20,
| snd sprinn of perfect health in place OF tbs
old ala. Trial proves. There's reason,
Look in pkgs. for the famous little book
The Road 10 Wellville,
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Cream Cricket Cloth,

-
a beautiful soft fabric very
nice for mems or women's
outing suits, coats or
cloaks. 1t is so inches
wide, perfectly woven,
guaranteeing sp n did
wear S2.75 per yard.
First aooT.
Cream Broad Cloth
for Opera Capes or Coats,
So inches wide. s2.25 per
yard. Made up with braids
or self stitching makes a
Stylish and handsome gar
ment.
First hoor.
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cITY couRT cAsEs.
Business Disposed OF By Deputy Judge
Joslyn This Morning.

Jo5lyn This Morning.
Before Deputy Judge Joslyn, in the
City Court today, Harry Carney. a oolored
boy. had a hearing on a charge OF COM
hitting malicious mischief. after which
he was held under $500 bail for the Court
OF General Sessions. The testimony was
that early on Tuesday morning Police
Officer Burns saw Carney attempting 70
force open a show case at Mitchells
iewelry store, az Seventh and Poplar
streets. Carney denied his guilt.
John Sogensh and Annie Robinski,
charged by Officer Walker with acting
in O disorderly manner on the street, were
each fined $40
Officer Walker had an exciting time in
arresting Sogenski and the Robinski
woman When the officer got the
prisoners in the patrol wagon they began
10 fight him and when the wagon reached
the police station Sogenski tried to escape
but was prevented. though not until he
had fallen heavily TO the ground with the
officer on top OF him.
Daniel Sullivan. Terrance Taylor, An.
drew Hudock. John Deyine. Lewis Egg
ner and Joseph Cottingham, boys, werG
charged with the larceny Of a quantity
Of brass valves the property Of the B. d
O. Railroad Co. Special Agent Stout oi
the S. P. c. c., who had investigated the
case, asked that the charge of Larceny
against the Sullivan boy be dismissed anC
the charge OF being incorrigible be sub
stituted and that the boy be committe'
TO the Ferris Industrial School, as it wa
the request of the boys mother, VIII
saws she could not control the boy. j
the other cases Agent Stout asked tha
each boy be placed under q 5000 proba
tion bond for two years. The reques
was granted.
Charles Reed. colored, charged with tn
larceny OF a pocketbook containing s.. .9i
the property Of Edna Warrington, ais
colored, was held under sl00 bail for tn
Court Of General Sessions Reed denie
stealing the pocketbook and money
/ When searched at the police station s
was found in his stockings
The case against George Sorden'
colored man, charged with committin
an assault and battery upon a small whit
boy, was continued until tomorrow morn
Il ing
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AT THE FORESTERS CLUB
Vs Had a Hearing 10 The Municipal
Court This Morning.
HOWARD HAYES WAS DISM SSED
BUT Another Charge Was
Placed Against Him.
The CASE TO GO TO UPPER COURT

Harry Pernou, who had a hearing
=. tbe Municipal Court yesterday
norninq on the charge Of selling in
,a,,cating lauors without license,
a., tbe + oresters Club, on Sunday, May
97tb. and was fined slOO, had another
hearing this morning on the charge Of
having sold liquor last Sunday, and
vas again tnei SlOO with costs,
amounting 20 nearly e2O.
Res des Bernou, Howard Hayes, the
rrssldent OF the club, was arraigned
On fbe same charge, but, after hearing
the testimony, Judge Joslyn dismissed
Hsves because OF lack OF evidence.
n was announced in court that there
Is another charge against Hayes, which
viii come before the court tomorrow
morning.
Tnree witnesses summoned by the
State iailsd TO appear and attachments
we're issued for them, returnahle to-
morrow morning. The witnesses are
Thomas Cavanaugb, James johnson
and william n. Moore.
Fourteen witnesses testified for the
STATE. after which Attorney Ball, rep
rasentine the accused, asked that they
/ be QlsLulHaEl 1l nNfNA4A EANAAAat AAs
he court decided TO dismiss only
Hpyes. Attorney Ball did not put IN
sny evidence in Bernou's case.
The witnesses who testified for the
STATE we're Thomas Walsh, John
Doupherty. James K. Dougherty, John
]. McGonigal, Samuel Stafford, Frank
Bryan. William Bullock, George Girls
s5a. Frank W. Downey, David s..
Myers, Edward L. Cavanaugh, Joseph
Kllroy, Joseph E. Cannon and Cniei
Of Police Black, who made the RAID on
the club and arrested the accused.
Some Of the witnesses testified that
4 tbey we're not mem bers of the club
4 until last Sunday, when they went &C
the club and were made members,
without making application, some ex.
planned They said after they received
a membership card they could pur.
chase checks for liquor. One witness
said be bought checks for liquor
4 before be received a membership card
Tie witnesses said they got their mem
4 bersh p card from President Hayes.
After the adjournment Of court
4 Attorney Ball announced that h'
\ would take an appeal in the BernoI
case. He appealed the case heard yes
terday in which Bernou, was hneC
. sl00
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Philndelphin NIarkrts.

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Philadelphia, Pa. June q Wheat firm 1Sc higher
No red IN export elevator h9ae95sc. No I North
ern, aihaq5ci No Northern. 92ifa93c
Corn frm 20 higher, No. IN export elevator,
57lta5sc
0ats, &c lower. No. 2white natural. 46lSc; No. 2
white clipped, 47c.
Bran, steady; winter in bulk, s20ooas20 5o
spring In sacks S1o.00as20.bo.
Refined sugars arm; powdered. Si.siaSf 90;
granulated 81 7dasi 80 confecuoners A. Si006Si 65;
Keystone A. S44Oas4.45.
butter, firm, prints extra Western creamery
2lc: do. nearby prints, 22c
Eggs, steady nearby fresh, lsc at mark; Western
fresh. lsc at mark
Live poultry, firm. fowls, l4al4,Sc old roost-
efs Qc spring chickens 20a23c. ducks, old ga
lie; ducks. spring, l2alSc. geese, aalOc.
Dressed poultry steady fowls. choice. l3isc;
do fair 20 good l3c. Old ROSTERS Sc; roasting
chickens choice. l5c; do fair 20 good. i2aiic.
broilcrs nearby. 2ia2sc. do Western 2ln2ic.
Potatoes. steady; choice old per bushe s0a
Sbc. fair 20 good. 5OA75c
Flour firm
Hay. easier timothy hay No l. large bales SIS Goa
sig. No small bales, SlsaSl9; No. y siGdOasl7.iO.
Moss ltasl4 50: no grade fl2asi3. Clover mixed
hay No. !, Sltasl550 No. ., Sl3nslf.
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JUMPED FROM FERRYBOAT
He Left on The Boats Deck a EOie, in
Which He Said His Mind Was Grad
Hally Giving Way Under the
Strain Of Ill-luCk.
BURY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
Make Sure Body Is Dead, and
Plant Il at Once.
THIS WAS THE SUICIDES REQUESI
aoolaIod Pres Dlsnaich BY Special Wiros


Now York, June 2i.-A long season OF
misfortune was brought to a tragic and
pathetic end today, when John 4. Ninn.
threw himself from forryboat and found
death in the river Pinned TO the lapel
Of his coat, which he left on the ferry
boats deck, was n note, in which Minn
declared that his mind was gradually
giving way under the strain OF his IN
luck The note directed that the body,
when found, be taken charge of by an
undertaken, whom he named. and added:
BURY IL as soon as possible Make
sure il is dead, and plant IL at once.
Winn was 40 years old and made his
home with his brother. The brother said
today that John was prosperous and
happy a few years ago His troubles
began when his wife and child died within
a few months of each other Then no
fell IN himself, his business failed and he
was forced to seek work as a truck driver.
His health was such that he was unable
70 work steadily, however, and worry
| brought on the condition of mind which
| led him to end his life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
POwO;RMAKtRS ON STRIKE.
Asked for an T. ght nour Day at IN
Present Rate OF Wages.

Asked for an ght Hour Day at the
Present Rate OF Wages.
Because they have been refused an
eight hour day on full pay about 81
powdermakers at the Hagley yard Of
the du Pont Co. went out on strike
yesterday. The strikers are members
Of the Local No l30, United Powder
and High Explosive Workers Of Amer
lca, which was organized recently here.
Officials Of the du Pont Co. say that
they do not anticipate serious trouble
ana expect the men will return to work
in few days.
Peter Stewart, in behalf Of the
strikers made the following explana-
ton: Heretofore the men have been
working twelve and thirteen hours
q day at graded wages Of s1.70, s. 20
and 81. IS a day, and their proposition
was that they should receive the same
pay for an eight hour day"
Some Of the men, it is said, recently
asked for increased pay for themselves,
put Yesterday a request was made on
behalf Of the whole force.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
TO LOCATE RIVERS MOUTH.
Boundary Commissioners Will Make the
Trip on the Tugboat Taurus.

Boundary Commissioners Will Make the
Trip on the Tugboat Taurus.
The Joint commission appointed by the
Legislatures of New jersey and Delaware
TO draft fishing laws and to fix the bound-
arv line between the Delaware River and
BAY, in connection with the boundary
compact between the two States, will
take q trip down the river tomorrow
morning for the purpose of locating the
mouth Of the Delaware River. The tug
boat Taurus will be used TO take the
partv leaving here at 1870 O'Clock. The
commissioners from New Jersey are
Senators Avis and Bradford and Mr..
Stnmple. The local commissioners are
Alexander B. Cooper, Walter II. Hayes
and William S. Hiles. Il was intended
10 take the trip in Mr.. Hilles' new yacht
hut the commissioners decided to go on
the Taurus. mn,
AS soon as the boundary is established
the commissioners will have monuments
erected upon each shore to mark the
| division.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
A FATAL ACCIDENT.

Brakeman Harry s. Drisoon Dies Of In
iuries Sustained at Todd's Cut.
Harry S. Drscoll, aged % years, OF
oSl3 Washington street, brakeman on
the p, B. & W railroad, was injured
Yesterday afternoon at Todd's Cut,
wbicb resulted in his death at 3oolock
This morning at the Delaware Hospital
Driscol had thrown a switch and at
tempted to Jump upon the foot board on
tbe front Of an engine, when he missed
his footing and fell The wheels OF the
engine severed the right leg below the
knee He was taken to the emergency
hospital and later to the Delaware Hos
,,ita1 lI|
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deaths.

BFNsON-On June 18th, 1906, Benjamin Benson,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services az his late residence, NO 6l4 Van
Buren street. on iriday aiionoon June 2-d, az
O'Clock Intcmcnt private
DRIsCOLI-n this city, on June 2lst 1905 HAIRY
s son of Amanda and the late hiansbufy W.
Uriscoll. aged % years
Relatives friends and members OF bmndyWlne
Todre No hls Brotherhood OF Railway lfnln-
men are respectfully invited 90 attend the funeral
services at the residence of his mother No. 2sla
Washington street. on saturday afternoon june
2id. at O'Clock. lnterment ai lompardy GENE
terry.
FIsHER-In this city. on June 2lsi 1900 4. Mabel
Fefree wife OF Harry g.. Fisher in her ~ th
wear
bne notice Of funeral win be given.
HUNTER-ln this city. ON June Aih lo5
William Hunter. aged 70 years
Relative and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral On saturday afternoon June
I'D Services az the residence uf DTS SON, tQicmnh a
Hunter No in0is Lombard street, 90 O'Clock
miermeut Glebo cemetery, New Castle, Del.
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wilmington siook Quotations.
Nnr Ynrk Nlarkel..

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New York. June 2l.-Flour. receipts. % So bar
rels. sales, 800 barrels steady.
Wheat receipts. 1900 bushels sales $4,000
bushels steady. July, 90ha9o3sci september,
SsJsasq 8-ifc.
Rye, dull No Western, CSC, nominal. f. o. b.
New York
Corn, receipts, Sl175 bushels; sales, 10000
bushels. steady September, S9hc.
Beef, steady.
Pork, steady.
lard, barely steady; prime Western, $780, nom
inal.
sugar raw firm; fair refining 8; centrifugal
Q6 test Sisa3 1880 molasses sugar 24c refined
steady crushed, $40; powdered, s4 s0 sranulated.
$40.
Petroleum. steady; refined. all ports s7.75as7 so.
Coffee steady. No. = Rio. 7sfc.
Nolasses steady. New Orleans S0a3sc
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RESOURCES.
s1,967,397 SO
LIABILITIES.
Si,s67, ,397 83
henry BUSH,
Cashier.
81 Anarsu,s school Picnic.

The officers. teachers and scholars Of
the Sunday-scool connected with s..
Andrews Il. T. Church will hav5 their
annual picnic at Shellpot Park next satgr-
dav afternoon. The members OF the
school will meet at the church, at Eighth
and Shipley streets, at O'Clock and Will
go to the park by trolley, returning the
same way early in the evening. Refresh
ments Will be served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
srR1KrNa pEMoNsrRArroN.

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Wellington, n. o., June 2l.-The
funeral Of Premier Seddon, who died
suddenly June 10th on the steamer Owes
try Grange, took place here today and
was striking demonstration of public
grief. An enormous number of people
followed the hearse on foot 20 the grave,
through streets packed with spec tatos
from all parts Of the colony.
The day was observed AZ n general
holiday throughout New Zealand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At the meeting of the executive COM
mlttee of the tuberculosis
League, last evening, at the rooms of
me Associated Charities, over which
Dr. John j. Black presided, the ques-
tlon Of securing a tent in which TO
oegln the treatment of consumptives
was discussed. Drs. l. NJ. Finn, A..
Robin and P. W. Tomlinson were au-
ithorlzed to select suitable location
ior the tent colony. 1t will require
soout four acres Of high land within
sasy reach of the city and having some
woodland on it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
CASE pRAwER RoRREp.

Arrest Of Boys Suspected OF knowing
Something Of the Theft.
The cash drawer in the cigar store Of
Daniel Mahoney. on Delaware avenue
beyond du pont street, WIS robbed OF 50
Yesterday afternoon The police were
notified Of the robbery and this morning
Officer Collins arrested four boys, rang
ing in ages from to l years, ON sus-
picion OF knowing something about the
robbery
The boys were taken 70 the police
station and locked up. They viii have
a hearing in the City Court tomorrow
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
CHINA Will PAY NDEMNITY.
woclnted pro1s DI-nnlrh llv speoiai wine,

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Paris, France, June 21.-The Foreign
Office has been advised that China yes
terday signed a treaty according COM
plete satisfaction 20 France for the mas
sacre OF six French Jesuit missionaries
at NRnohang, kiangsi province, in tebru-
ary last.
China pays 100000 indemnity to tho
,,;ssions ana c4oO nOO indern,t,y to tbo
families Of the deceased missionaries,
builds a memorial hospital and Furnishes
the ringleaders of the rioting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

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New York, June 2l.-Cotton futures
opened steady today; July, 1896; August
l0.3S; September, l0.3i; October, 1887
November, 1896, bid; December, lO.44;
January, l046; February, 1916; March,
1852, bid
Cotton opened steady. at a decline Of
3a5 points, and sold off to a net loss OF
4a6 points under offerings inspired by
reports, mostly private OF rains in Texas
The market rallied during the middle oi
the morning on covering Of shorts and
little buying for a turn, with prices rang
ing about unchanged to , points lower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
SAID to Hayepsmnna.n Money.

A report is current to the effect that
Young man, smooth shaven, wearing
.lght trousers and a black coat, went
70 the home of the late John Biddle,
aear Bear Station, and with a gun
compelled Mrs. Biddle to furnish him
WIN food and money and that she
save lin sl5.
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$4,000 FOR RELIEF.

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Bialystok, Russia. June 2l.-Ihe City
Council has requested Govornor-General
Bader to remove the troops from Bialy-
stok and permit the organization OF q
municipal militia.
The Council has also asked the govern
ment for S2500O for the relief Of the
sufferers from the recent rioting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
SUICIDE IN srooKE xoHAEGH.
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London, Eng, June 2l.-Demetrius
Schilizzi, an old member Of the Stock
Exchange, shot himself through tho
heart in the lavatory Of the Stock Ex-
change today.
Schilizzi was a johber in the American
market, but il is said that he had no A.
nancial troubles His suicide is attributed
TO domestic worries. His son committed
suicide about a wear ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
R1oHARp IvENs Musr HANa.

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sprnghc /. ILL.,, June 2l.-The Illinois
Supreme Court today denied a motion by
counsel for Richard Ivens for leave to file
a more complete record in the case.
Ivens is under sentence to hang in
Chicago tomorrow for the murder OF
Mrs FRANKLIN @ HnllIster
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

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Chicago. ILL.,, June 21.-Wheat was easy
today July opened unchanged to is
lower. at So 5-S to S3S4, declined to SO 3-S
and reacted to SO 5-S
Corn was firm, with July at 81 Is.
July oats were steady around sc 3-sa
ol1E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Hand Injured.

John Eubanks of l13 Orange street
n1l ula his hand badly mashed yesterday
1llle at work at the site of the new
boWefhouse Of the Wilmington Light,
rover and Telephone Co. He was taken
W the HON Ropathic Hospital, where it
,I,,. os necessary to amputate a finger and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21

secretary and treasurer aud We all
have ihe greatest confidence in him.
Tue CHANGERS, 1 believe, mean WE'LL
but tbey 40 not fully understand the
case. We all believe that Dr. Neale IS
Just the man tor the position 70 which
we have elected him and hope that he
will accept / think he will do good
work -
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EIaHT sEAMEN pRoWNEp.
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Dover, Eng, June 2i.-Ihe Danish
schooner Bertha was sunk near the South
Goodwin lightship today, as the result
Of a collision with the Dutch tank steamer
American, from Antwerp for New York.
Eight Of the,schooner's crew were drowned.
Peter Norholm, the captains son, was
the only survivor.
The American proceeded, not having
sustained any damage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Glasers Strike

Forty-fve glazors at the Ford Morocco
works went ON strike yesterday They
demand a uniform rate OF 10 CENTS "a
dozen for glazing skins, but their request
was refused. They have been receiving
from 8 20 10 cents per dozen. according 20
the size of the skins. The company dis
charged the glazers who struck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
CARRYING MANY PASSENGERS.

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New York, June 2l--The Hamburg
American Line steamer kaserin Auguste
Victoria. which sailed today for Europe,
carried 575 passengers in her first cabin,
800 in the second cabin and 200 in the
third cabin.
This is the largest number Of cabin
passengers carried outward this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Moonlight Excursion.

Men,bers of one Of the Sunday-school
classes al second Baptist Church Will give
n moonlight excursion on saturday even
inc ON the steamboat City of Onester
leaving Fourth street wharf at Z o'clock
Tho nroeeeds will be devoted to the
church building fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Tocoto Europe.

Rev. George f. Mason, pastor-elec55
80 First Presbyterian Church, and
Mrs. Mason will sail Tor Europe 10. 70
day. They will remain away aOous ~
two months. Upon their return ~
September Mr.. Nason will take enarse
Of the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Innnninr FnntorY Burned

Charles C. Ryan. well known here,
and who has business interests IN thls
citv. had his canning factory at frlce 5,
Md destroyed by fire early yesterday
morning. The origin OF the hre is Is ona un-
known. The loss Is about so'oOOi
narfiallv covered by insurance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
THE ROYAL ASCOT.

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Ascot. Eng. June 2i-Thv gold cup
was won today 10y Bachelors Button,
ridden by Maher, an American jockey.
Pretty Polly was second, and Achilles
was third.
Five horses started.
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INCREASE IN WAGES.

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Fall River. Mass. June 81 The cotton
manufacturers OF this city have granted
the operatives "a per cent increase in
wages.
About 25OOO persons are benefited.