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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
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SITUATION WANTED.

White lady wishes position as sales.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-08
FOR RENT

Furnished rooms. Rented to suit the
times. Helen's Court. Adams Lane.
3512.tf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
PhIlnnrInnln mnrnnIn-
Associated Press Dispatch by special wires


Philadelphia. Pa, May s-Wheat steady,
No. red IN export elevator 66as6iSc; No 1
Northern, do, ss3sas51Sei No. Northern, do
S71saSsLc
Corn, hm; Ho m export elevator, blab4lSo.
Oats steady; No. 2 white natural, sslsas9c; No.
2 white clipped, s5aa3ec.
Bran, arm; winter in bulk s225Oas2s spring
IN sacks S12.boaS1 ......
Refined sugars steady; powdered. A. 75ag4. 90;
granulated, 81 65aSi.7n; confectonerH A, a 5Oa
S4b5: Keystone A, siSOaSAih
Butter, steady; extra Western creamery, 2ic;
do nearby prints, pc
Eggs, arm nearby fresh, ls5fc At mark; West.
ern fresh, l7c az marx.
Live poultry. quiet fowls, ltali1sc; old
roosters, l0c; spring chickens, 2Sa27o; ducks, l4c;
Dressed poultry. steady fowls. choice, illsc;
do lar 10 good, i3isai4c.; OLD roosters, lOi5 5c;
roasting chickens, choice, i6c; do. fair 70 good.
l2al4c
Potatoes, firm; Pennsylvania choice per bushel
s5a9Oc. New York and western, do. do. 75aS5c:
New York and western fair 20 good. do. 60a7Oc
Flour. firm; winter extras S8l0ae3 30 Penna,
roller clear S3.45aS3o5; do do straight S3 70a8 81
Western winter clear, t3.toatS7O; do. do,
straight s376aS39l; do. DO. patent, a OOa
s.s1; Kansas, straight, sacks, ls3 376aSs 90: DO
patent sacks. s400asf15 spring clear, 60 50as3 7b
do straight SL00aSh2j; do. patent, 81 so asa 81
do. favorlte brands, 81 65asL65
Hay, firm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
THE STRIKE i'm FRANCE.
A Number OF Trades Are shn Refusing
20 Return 10 Work.


Associated fires. uisphtcu uY special Wires
Paris. France. May 3.-Tho general
strike shows further evidence of dsup-
tion, but number Of trades are still re-
fusing to return TO work until their de-
mands are granted. A squadron of
Dragons Is drawn up In the courtyard of
the Prince Eugene Barracks, on the palce
dc la kepuhhquo, prepared TO respond
10 the call of the police. The latter con-
tinuc 10 hc massed Ia considerable force
in the neighborhood of the Labor Ike
change and occasional arrests arc made.
but there is no disorder The Place de IN
Rcpubliquo, tho late storm centre. Is
transformed today into tho regular Thurs
day flower market, with acres of violots
and gemniums. tho crowds of women
buyers far exceeding the strikers in NUM-
hors
a representative of tho Associated
Press today visited the headquarters Of
the Confederation of Labor and found IL
virtually deserted NJ Dclsalle, tho act
ing secretary. said.
French labor movements arc entirely
different from American NOua ara
completely centralized and organized,
whereas with us the dependence b almost
entirely ON the individual. This morning
oil our mail and kilograms were stopped
by orders of the government. Therefore,
/ am unable to state how far our branches
are continuing the strike. / only know
that about l2O delegates, representing.
% large number of trades. held n secret
meeting last night and adopted mani-
iesto donouncing the arrests and tho
efforts 20 suppress the movement"
Tho centre of the city Is entirely normal,
but detachmonts of troops continue to
occupy strategic positions. Tho base
mont Of the Bourso i6 occupied by a squad
of soldiers, and the military are IN charge
of other public places.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
THE ROGERS CASE.
Argument TO be Heard This Afternoon on ,
Motion TO ouaah tho Warrant.

Argument 20 be Heard This Afternoon on ,
Motion 10 ouash tho Warrant.
In the United States Court, this
morning, willard Salisbury, counsel
for John NJ Rogers, who IS charged
with shipping lottery tickets out Of
the State, made another application ,
10 have the search warrant, under
which tho plant OF the defendant was
searched, quashed. Mr.. Saulshury's.
ground for asking 20 have the warrant
quashed is that an illegal search was
made, as the secret service agents ex-
oeeded their rights and took away
books that had no bearing on the case.
Mr.. Salisbury claimed that tho
agents even took Mr.. Rogers private
correspondence. This he classed az
an outrage and said. "My client is
suffering under one Of the greatest out
RACES ever perpetrated on an American
citizen. lie Is suffering as few Ameri-
can citizens have ever suffered. -
District Attorney Niolds denied that
they had any of Mr.. Rogers private
correspondence. He also asked that
argument on the motion bo postponed,
as a return of the warrant had not
been made.
The court fixed 2.80 o'clock this
afternoon as the time toihear argu-
ment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Sarah M. Lamey, wife of W.
p. Lamey, died at her residence 1923
Point Breeze avenue, Philadelphia,
yesterday. She was a former resident
Of this city. The funeral will take
place Sunday, with interment at Mt.
Moriah cemetery.
Harry Wahle, a member Of Liberty
Lodge, A. o. U. W., and of Mnchin-
lists Union, No 1s4, who died on April
3Oth, was buried this morning from
his residence, 1856 East Fourteenth
street. High mass was said over the
body in st. Patrick IS h. G. Church.
Interment was made in Cathedral
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
DEFENDANT WON THE CASE.

spec al correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, May 3.-In the case OF Frank
Adams VS.. Thomas G. Tompky, which
was begun in the Superior Court here on
Tuesday, an action brought by Adams
for malicious prosecution and false I'M
prisonment. it developed that Adams was
an aggressor;that he had lnsulted lompky
and his wife and friends that ne was
allowed 10 remain IN Iompky lehans
house only through the good graees OF
Tomnxv and his wife. II was further
proved that he was frequently intoxi-
Gated and while in such condition came
10 Tompky's house and made It very
embarrassing for Tompky and his wlie.
So direct was the testimony against
Adams. and not contradicted by Adams
or his attorneys, that Judge spr.uanlce
instructed the jury to bring verdict lot
TompSy, which was done.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
SALE WAS CONFIRMED.
ol corresnonoenoe OF hVerv Evening.

specinl Corresnondence OF kvsrv Evening.
Dover, May "a spirited argument
was had in the court, yesterday after
noon. between Thomas C.. Frame, Jr.,
counsel for the Allen estate of Milford
hundred. and George NJ. Jones, counsel
for Charles G. Barker Of Milford. over the
purchase, by Barker, at a sherif's sale in
Milford. in December last, Of over 300
acres. mostly marsh land, for S2,000.
The Aliens petition was that the sale
made by Sheriff Baker be set aside mas
much as. It was claimed, the farm was
worth $4,000. Mr. Frame had several
witnesses TO testify that the land was
worth $1,000 possibly more
familiar with the location and condition
Of the land testified that 1t was hardly
worth $1,000, some going as far as 70 set
the value Of 81 800 The court refused
10 set aside the sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
II. /. Sergeant,
Coal and Wood
Office, Seventh and King Sts.
Both Phones.
WILL OPEN LOCAL oFE1oE.

j. Monteith Jackson 70 Manage a Will
mington Branch Of Charles l. Hudson
3 Co., New York.
J. Monteith Jackson will assume charge
Of a branch house to be opened here in a
few days by the New York Stock Ex-
change firm Of Charles l. Hudson & Co.
The firm will take quarters at Eighth and
Market streets.
In identifying himself with the firm
Of Hudson & Co, Mr. jackson becomes
the representative of one of the oldest
best-known and most conservative
houses doing business on the Stock Ex-
change Mr. Hudson entered the
"Street" more than 80 years ago and is
widely known as one Of the shrewdest
financiers in the metropolis.
Besides its branch here, the firm main
tains an extensive private wire system
to all the large cities of the East and
Middle West and holds membership in
the leading stock, cotton, grain and
coffee exchanges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
EVANS & co.'s COLLATERAL.
Security Trust May sell Only That which
IL Not Objected TO.


Col. benjamin Nields, representing
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Co., made application before Judge
Bradford, in tho United States Court,
this morning, for leave 60 sell the col
lateral security pledged by III. IA Evans
g. Co., with the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit 90. as security for loans,
and apply the proceeds 70 liquidate
this debt.
willard Salisbury and Charles M.
Curtis, counsel for David Lindsay,
who owns eS, 600 Of stock of the Johns
town Railway Co., pledged by il. L,
Evans & Co, with the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Co, objected 60 the
sale of the stocks. They claim the
stock did not belong Co Evans & Co.
but TO Mr.. Lindsay.
Objection was also made by Victor
Il. Woolley and j. Hafvey Mhiteman
10 the sale Of - shares of the Peoples
National Bank of Middletown.
John Biggs, counsel for George Rus
sell, objected TO the sale of certain
stocks.
The court granted leave 90 the Secur-
ity Trust Go. TO sell the collateral in
its possession, with tho exception Of
those objected TO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
MIImIngton sIoek QaolatIons.
New You'd hlnrrot..
Associated Pres Dispatch bY special wire.

New York. May s.-Flour receipts 27,77s
hbls; sales, 800 bbls. Dull but firmly held
Wheat, reeelpis, 5000 bushels sales, 500 900
bushels. STEADY May, 81 l5-i6as6isc sci July, az
as5i C., September, sSi1aS3jsc.
Rye. dull; No. 2 Western, 100 asked lob.
New oIk.
Corn receipts, $3.50 bushels; duh and without
Transactions.
Beef, steady; mess, S80Oasobo
Pork, steady.
Lard, easy prime Western, Ss 75aSss0
sugar, raw, hrm; fair refining, 2 l5-idc; CEN
triiugai,96. test, 7-l6. Moiassss sugar, ll-i6c
Granulated, A6l.
Petroleum, steady refined all ports, g.. T5as7. 30
Coffee, steady; No Rio, 90.
Moasses, firm, New Orleans. 3Oa3so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
9tatns.

BERG-ln this city, on May "a, 1905, Alva
Marie infant daughter Of Aaron 7. and Mary
Relatives and friends Of the family are n-
vited to attend The funeral services at her
parents residence, no. 2OB North franklin
street. on SUNDAY afternoon, May OH, at $50
o'clock. lnterment RiverNieW cemetery
COLTON-On May 3d. 1905. ht 1912 West Third
street, this city, Mrs talharine Cotton, aged
Relatives are respectfully invited to attend
the iuneral, on Monday morning, at o o'clock,
solemn REQUIEM Mass 40 st. Pa ul's church. ln-
terment at Cathedral cemetery.
COWGILL-On May ID 1906. Albert Cowgirl,
fSnerai services at Grace NJ. z. Church. Ninth
and West Streets. on saturday, May ath, az 40
a. N. lnierment at Dover. Del remains can
be- viewed az bis laie home, Sil Orange street on
Friday evening, after O'Clock also on saturday
morning alter O'Clock.
FkANCE-ln this city, on May lst, 1905, kosanna
c., widow Of sylvan France, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral on Saturday morning 90
o'clock, from her late residence o03 Walnut
street. High mass az st Mary's Church. Inter
ment at Cathedral cemetery
GRER-At Salisbury, Md, on April 80thi 1905.
William G. Grier aged % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend he funeral from his late residence,
sos Poplarhll avenue salisbury lnuIsiaay, " y
sd, at O'Clock p m. lnterment az salisbury.
HENDERsON-Ma j., wife OF Charles H.
Henderson, residence ilS South van buren
street. aged GO years.
Funeral services At late residence Friday,
Nav 4th, At $50 o click, a. m. lnieFment private
at smyrna. Del
HENDKRsON-in this city on May lsi, 1903,
Martha j., wife OF Cmrles II. Henderson. In
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral services, at her late resi-
dence No ll3 south Van Ruren street, on Fri
day morning. May an, at $50 O'Clock. Inter
ment private. smyrna, Del.
sMlTH-In this city. on Nay lst 1906, John A.
smith IN his $50 year.
Relatives and riends Of the family are invited
10 attend TIE funeral services az thnhalel ;
undertakinq rooms No. IA West Ninth street
on friday afternoon, May fth, at O'Clock. IN
terment EiVeryiew cemetery.
TALLEY-On May lst 1906, In BrandyWine
hundred, John Talley, aged 81 years,
Relatfves and ffiends are respectfully invited
to attend the funenl services NJ hif late resi-
dence, on Friday morning at 10 o'clock inter
mcnt az Newark Onion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
-. ~. ..l.nhnrnnce.

dinerv distances with no other food out
cocoa. -...,
Croft's Swiss Mix Cocoa, besides possess
ing ali these nourishing properties, 5l S3n-
tains pure, rich milk in It's most aleeSsiilni;e
form. and all the harmful oils are ellllll- ll-
mated. Goes further than any oihef ueoaus0
il is richer and stronger -,.hi,,,,
A delightful beverage ana lou -
food. The only Cocoa in glass Jars.
Croft a Allen Co, Makers, Philadeipnla'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
DOCS As PERSONAL PROpERTY.
That They Are such when Registered is
Held by jury.
speeIal nlslaIeh Io hveII ~ ~

H07C7NI UI7UNTU0 10 NVNTT |NU0 -"--
Dover, May 3.-The jury ia the case
Of Robert 4. Harrington vs.. William
T.. Hall, an action TO recover for the
value Of valuable fox hound killed
at the instance Of Hall by his son, near
Milford, on November Sth, 1904, this
morning rendered a verdict for Har-
rington for o.
The verdict establishes the principle
that all State registered dogs are per
sonal property and subject TO larceny.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
PERSONAL.

Daniel Curnell of New York is
'siting in Wilmington.
our, Nr, and Mrs. Harry W. Kibler Of
S,Tgesspeake City, Nd, are visiting
Hlends in Montrose.
~ sfs' William Carter, after spending
rs,,. eo weeks at Chesapeake City, Md,
isst isssined ned TO her home at Montrose
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
WILL TEST ITS LEGALITY.
Special Di.paloh to Eysry Eysnins.

Philadelphia Pa, May 8.-The SUI
preme Court today granted Attorney
General Carson's motion in the matter Of
the quo waranto proceedings 10 test the
legality of the office Of State food COM
missioner
Attorney-Ceneral Carson asked the
court TO review the law creating the Office
and that tribunal today consented. No
date was fixed for the argument.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

Wall Street, New York, May 3.-Prices
in the stock market today opened generally
higher than last night, with heavy trans
actions in individual stocks. In the body
Of the list the gains were restricted to
small fractions, but in special instances
there were wide rebounds. Northern
Pacific rose 4, Great Northern, preferred,
215. Anaconda, Northwestern and Pacific
Coast 2, Wabash, preferred, Minneapolis,
st. Paul q Sault Ste Marie and Texas &
Pacific ~, Reading and Cleveland, c.,
c. 4 81. Louis and large number
Of prominent speculative stocks from a
large fraction to a point
Support for Reading and its recovery
to above ll5 quieted apprehension Of
renewal OF forced liquidation. A sensa-
tional recovery followed all around, but
the activity Of the dealings materially
diminished. The New York Traction
stocks were sharply depressed. Metro
politan Street Railway dropped AZ, the
Trust Receipts 3 and Interborough
Metropolitan, preferred, 2 Sugar fell
"a and q number Of others a point or
more. A brisk demand developed before
noon, which carried prices generally up
wards Tennessee Coal rose / y above
last night and Railway Steel Spring Ia
Bonds we're irregular at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
WnmlngIon Marketa
EAGLES MEMORIAL SERVICE.

The annual memorial services Of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held on
Sunday afternoon in their hall.
The services will open at 230 O'Clock
with an address by John f. Maloy and
the closing address will be made by Judge
Edwin r. Cochran The Eagles quartet
will render several selections while solos
will be given by John }. Gilbride.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
FARM WORK CURE.
City Solicitor Townsend Finds Great Bene-
fit in Two Weeks Of II.


fit in Two Weeks Of It.
City Solicitor Sylvester d. Townsend,
who two weeks ago had TO give up his
duties for awhile, in order to allow his
nerves to get settled, will be home next
Monday. BY the advice Of his physician
he went to bis old home, on a farm near
Newark, where he has been engaged in
doing all kinds of outdoor work, includ-
ing plowing, for two weeks. He will
return in an excellent condition, much
benefited by his rugged life.
During his term as city solicitor Mr..
Townsend has done much hard work and
has been successful in court as well as in
other matters connected with his office.
His nerves were about to break down
under the strain and he had to drop
everything and seek change Of scene.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
MATLAOK AND WATSON OASEs.
Board OF Pardons Defers Decision Untn
Its June Meeting.

special Niaphtch 20 Nftff hfenlhA
Dover, May 3 The Board Of Par
dons, In session here today, again con-
sidered the cases Of Matlack and Wat
son, implicated in the Shellpot district
Republican primary election cases,
which were carried over from last
month.
Decision Of the applications for par
dons was postponed until the June
meeting Of the board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

patrolled by squads Of troopers more
closely today than at amy previous time.
Shamokin Pa. May 81 United Mine
Workers, fearing that the State constabu-
larry would enter this place today, TO en-
doavor To ho sworn in as deputies. ap-
pealed to the local authorities 20 use their
influence to have the troopers stay away,
Tearing that their appearance might lead
TO serious results between miners and the
Constabulary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
Dancing at shellpot Park tonight.'

Filling Low Ground with Gravel.
Inc work of filing the low ground
!. tne easterly end Of the new station
y! the p, B. q W. railroad was
started ! Yesterday afternoon and gravel
y being hauled in train loads Of eight
taH 10 the train from the vicinity Of
sae Black farm, between New Castle
IIu Snl State Road, and also from Farm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
" ALL STREET NERVOUS
Alter The Experience Of YeSieT-
days COmIlOtiOn, The Stock
Market Was FeVeTiSh
Today.
BUYING DEMAND WAS NOT LARGE
Prompt Support Met a Break in
Reading, and Its Rally
Checked the Decline
Elsewhere.
Associated Press Dispatches bv special wiroa

New York. May S.-The stock market
today showed itself in a rather nervous
and unsettled frame Of mind, after the
experience Of yesterdays commotion.
The moderate gains az the opening were
not extended, and it became evident very
soon that there was no large buying de-
mand TO extend yesterdays recovery.
Some OF the prominent speculative stocks
were very heavily dealt IN and suggested
a renewal Of liquidation. Before the end
of the FIRST hour there was sharp break
all around led by Reading, which dropped
suddenly 10 1924 which is within "A Of
the low price yesterday There were a
large number of other declines, running
from I to ~, in sympathy. Prompt
support met the break in Reading, and
It's rally to ia checked the decline else
where The tone Of the market, however,
continued feverish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
Arrested and Then Released

Constable Lucius @. Jones last even
ing arrested James Mccoy on e. charge Of
threatening to kill John j.. Glenn, but
this morning Glenn withdrew the charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

a. My child was burned terribly about the
Tse IT, neck and chest. ! applied DR..
srS mas . Electric Oil. The pain ceased
N,s we enlld sank into resttul sleep. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

Children's May party in Grace Sunday
school Hall, Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Admission and 10 cents. A
picnic lunch served free.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03
Ns~ iorA luosAuoa..

Associstsc Press Dispatch Dy special Wires
New YORK. May Sd.-The stock market opened
nHaan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-03

James T. Chandler,
Undertaker and Embalmer,
21A West Ninth Street.
Telephone connections
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-10-04

Ayrshire breeders for the last fifty
years or more have been handicapped
In breeding because the standard of
excellence has lacked uniformity be-
tween the three great breeding sections
for Ayrshire cattle, Scotland, Canada
and the States. The outlook for the
future seems much more hopeful, for
all three have practically united on one
common scale of points as the standard
OF excellence, and In future there
should be no wide difference between
Ayrshlres Of the different sections If
Ayrshires are to be kept as one breed
and one general family, there must
be more attention paid to breeding
after the pattern as laid down by the
different associations, and these asso-
Citations have united on a common
standard. There is no reason why breed
ers may not in all the different coun-
tries work in unison to u given stand
ard, said speaker at the New England
Ayrshire club meeting.
The strongest point of the Ayrshire
cow, around which cluster all the other
points, are the udder and teats, and this
is the same in all countries under the
recent revislon-a large, square udder
with four quarters of equal capacity.
held strongly up on the belly, running
well forward and behind, up out of the