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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
STREET LlGHTlNG MATER.

Action Deferred by the street and Sewer
Directors
Contrary to expectations the direc-
tors Of the Street and Sewer Depart.
ment did not award the contract for
new street lamps at its meeting today.
lt may do so next week.
The companies which submitted
bids for supplying the city with lamps
exhibited their lamps last night in
Eighth Street Park so that the Direc-
tors of the Street and Sewer Depart
meut or the city officials and the pub
lie could make a comparison.
Mayor Horace Wilson made a test.
With a printed circular in his hands
he walked from the different lamps in
the park in order TO ascertain how far
from each he could read the print.
The average distance WIS 80 feet.
he was accompanied by Directors
johnson and Melvin, Street Commis-
sioners Pierson and Secretary Christy
of the Street and Sewer Department,
representatives. of the lighting con
Germs which submitted lamps for in
spection and others. The lamps ex.
hibited were those of the Cleveland
Street Lighting Co., the New York
Lamp and Supply Co., the Miner Lamr
Co. of New York, the Sun Vapor Co.
of Canton, Ohio, and the Klemm Co.
Of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
SUPERIOR GOuRI.
suit Of AddicIss vs.. Campbell tn tho Hand
Of the Jury.

Suit Of Addioks W. Campbell Ia tho Hnnds
ofthe Jury.
In the Superior Court this morning
Judge pennewill charged the jury in
the case Of Il. $. Adkins q Co. vs..
benjamin Campbell, which is an ac-
tion 10 recover Sl57 90, alleged TO be
due for furnishing lumber. The de-
fence claims that the bill Is fully paid.
The jury retired at 1920 O'Clock.
The jury was still out when court
took a recess until 2 o'clock.
On the application of w. s. Hilles
counsel for the defence. the case of
Thomas r. White and Others against
William "a. Quigg was continued
until next term
The cases of Hiram Kieniksberg and
Samuel Green vs.. the Wilmington
City Railway Co., were continued
until next term.
The case of Mary G. Brady vs.. the
Wilmington City Railway Go. was
continued pending settlement.
The case of Franklin May ys. the
Harlan e. Hollingsworth Co. was
continued until next torn.
In the case Of the Knowles Loom
works vs.. James q. Knowles and
others, j. Harvey Whiteman informed
the court that q party TO the suit was
dead and 10 would be necessary 20
make a new party defendant. The case
was continued until the next term of
court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
MARKET STREET POLES.

Delaware & Atlantic Co. Replies to Street
and Sewer Department. Inquiry as 70
Whether the Company Will Sell the
Poles
Recently the Street and Sewer Depart
mont opened negotiations with the Della
ware & Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone
Co., with the idea of purchasing the com
panys poles on Market street, which had
been abandoned, evidently with view
to selling or leasing them 10 the Whining
ton Light, Power and Telephone Co., and
sent the ID. & A. Co. the following letter:
Wilmington. Del. MAY oath. 1906.
Delaware q Atlantic Telegraph and
Telephone Co. Jas III Mehaiiey, Manager.
Dear Sir: AT a meeting OF the Board of
Directors Of this Department held Tues
day May 22d, 1906 ! was directed to re-
quest your company to turn over TO this
department by purchase or otherwise. the
poles belonging to your company now
dismantled and unused on Market street
between Fourth and Tenth streets. This
department wishes in the future to reduce
the number of poles on said street until
such "a time that conduits may be laid
and I'm order that no more poles be erected
that an parties desiring use of said poles
may be accommodated by paying an
annual rental TO this department for said
use. and that all companies so desiring
may be accommodated on the one pole
without the erection of separate poles for
each company.
An early reply viii be appreciated.
Very truly vouH
Signed Frank w. Pieron,
Street Commissioner.
At the meeting of the Street and Sewer
Department today the Delaware q At
lantic Co. sent the following letter in reply
which was read and hlcd:
Wilmington, Del, May 81, 1906.
President and Board of Directors
Street and Sewer Department. Whining
ton. Del
Gentlemen: / have received your letter
of May 24th, signed by Mr.. Piorson, as
street commissioner requesting the Della
ware & Atlantic Telegraph and Tele-
phone Co. to turn over TO the Street and
Sewer Department, poles of the Iele-
phone company now dismaniled and
unused ON Market street, between Fourth
and Tenth streets.
have taken this matter mp with the
management of the company and beg
to reply 20 you as follows:
The ordinance granted 70 the tele-
phone company in 1896, under section 3,
says in regard to the construction of
underground conduits "Thc same
shall be constructed with reference TO
carrying the wires on the streets. where
the wires arc most numerous" We
recognize that it is our duty TO the city
as far as the conditions warrant, to con-
struct the underground plant, 30 that
the overhead construction of poles and
wires may be removed, and following
out this policy-so clearly covered in
the ordinance granted to the company
about S250.OOO has been spent for con-
duits and Underground cables In many
places, and in particular along Market
street between Fourth and Tenth streets,
permissions have been obtained from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05

A postponed meeting of the congrega-
ton OF West Presbyterian Church viii
be held tomorrow night when a decision
will probably be reached on the question
OF whether OF not elders are to be elected
for a life term as heretofore or for q lim-
tied period, under the rotation system.
The latter system is being adopted IN
number of the PRESBYTERIAN churches.
bur West has always elected elders for lie
At a meeting held two weeks ago for
the purpose of clecting additional elders
20 the present board the matter of the
rotation system was brought up and dis
cussed, but no decision Was arrived at
and t was decided to postpone action to
give the members time TO think the
matter over bOioie taking action. The
present elders are Isaac Baird, Morris
Crossan. Frank sheppard. W. r. Hum
phrey and Theodore W Irigps There
is not the slightest objection to The present
elders and If the now system is adopted
crm members of the congregation CON
sidcr the rotation system tho best and
they proposed IT,
Another matter now under considera-
ton by the officials of the church is the
AtttiiN -ANliihA lul NlrNlNls AlA W est nlNfNN
below Third. which was started by and
Is under the control of the church Sew
eal months ago the mission desired to
purchase the building it occupies II had
the necessary money, but not being a
corporate body, was required to 60 to the
officials OF West Church for their approval.
Il was thought that the board would
sanction the purchasing OF the property,
but on the night OF the meeting when
action on the purchase was TO be taken
the plan was rejected The church, It is
understood, promised to see that the
mission secured suitable quarters if the
present building had TO be vacated
Several days ago the property was sold
TO colored congregation and IL is under
stood that the Baird Memorial Mission
will have TO vacate by the last of this
month Last Sunday the attendance
at the Sunday-school of the mission was
about l5O, showing the Importance OF
the work
Rev. Alexander NJ. Alison, Jr.. pastor
of West Church, when spoken 10 about
the matter this morning, stated that
quarters would surely be secured in the
immediate neighborhood and the work
carried on without any interference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
STREET POReHEs.

street and Sewer Department. TO Give
Councils building Committee a hear
ing ON Friday Night.
The matter of prohibiting the con-
struction of porches beyond the build
ing line, on the sidewalks, came up at
the meeting of the Street and Sewer
Directors today, but in order to give
City Councils building committee an
opportunity to be heard, t was de-
cided to meet It at the meeting room of
the board at o'clock Friday evening.
Councilman Lynch ana William p.
Bancroft We're at the meeting of the
board today, in reference to the mat
ter, but no action was taken.
President johnson SAID be did not
know whether the building committee
of City Council would be present this
morning to talk over the matter, as
some of the members could not leave
their business, and they informed him
that meeting in the evening would
suit them better than in the daytime.
Hence the meeting on Friday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
STREETS AND SEWERS.

Business Transacted by the Directors Of
the Department at roday's Meeting.
The Street and Sewer Directors met in
weekly session today.
The Friendship fire Co. asked that the
sewer IN front OF its new enginehouse on
Iatnall street above Delaware avenue
be made deeper m order TO accommodate
the building The board decided that it
did not care to tear up Iatnal street at
the present time.
The request was made that Washington
street between Iwenty-third and Ihirueth
be but IN better condition. Mrs Maria c.
Hartman asked thatlatnall street between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth be graded.
Both matters will receive attention.
a resolution was adopted changing the
grade OF Commerce street, South VIII
mington. Application for the change was
mace recently by the Otto Gas Engine
Works. The grade of Wooddale avenue
was also changed to suit new conditions.
Much of the aVenus is not graded.
The bin OF j. 81. Horn, Tor doing extra
work when some of the streets were being
paved last iall. was allowed Mr. Horn
Mas paid only what It cost him 20 do the
work Mr.. Horn did not object TO cutting
his profit from the bill as long as the
matter. which has been pending tor some
time. was to be settled. The total bill,
including the profit, was SlOO5, but with
the Is per ccni oil it made 1t much less.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
A Tentative Slate Has Been Ar
ranged Tor The State Convention
10 be HeId Tomorrow.
STUART FOR GOVERNOR
murphy, Lleutenant-GOYaTnor Young,
AudlIOt-GeneIaI HOuCk, StCle-
taTy Of Internal Affairs.
As'oclaiod Pre-. Dl.raich 1v Special wiz.

Harrisburg Pa, June 5.-The follow
ing slate has been arranged by the party
leaders for tomorrow kepuhlican Stare
Convention, subject to change AL q con-
ference OF the county leaders al 4 O'Clock
tins afternoon.
Goyernor-Edwin S. Stuart of Phila-
delphia
L'ouionant-Governor- Robert S. Muir
ply of Cambria county.
Audiior-Goneral Robert Is. Young of
Iioga county
Secretary of Internal Affairs Henry
Houck of Lebanon.
toilowng the conference of the county
leaders United states Senator Penrose
will meet with his heutenants to select
the presiding officer of the convention
and draft a platform The Senator con-
trolls the situation. and while there is
some disposition among the delegates TO
oppose stuart il is not thought there
Will be a change In the slate.
ms combination was virtually agreed
upon ct o conference of the county leaders
last night, and it is entirely satisfactory
TO Penrose Before the conference 10
was generally conceded that William G.
hill OF Franklin, master of the pennsyl-
vana state Grange would be selected
Tor secretary of internal affairs. The
Franklin delegates protested against the
selection of Hill on the ground that he
had been a resident of the county only a
short while Houcks name was sur-
gested and was finally substituted for
hills His selection takes him out of
the field for governor Murphy is also
a candidate tor governor. but is willing
TO take second place The Allegheny
delegates prefer Thomas J Ford Of Pitts
burg to Murphy for lieutenant governor
They will have a conference at 4 o'clock
this afternoon 70 talk over the situation
Some Of the county leaders are op-
posed to Stuart selection solely on the
ground that he is a Philadelphian They
believe that neither Philadelphia nor
Allegheny county should be represented
on the State ticket The Tioga county
delegation is divided on Young but It Is
doubtful II it will carry the opposition
to Young into the convention.
There is apparently no opposition "a
Houck aside from that Of the adherents
Of Major Isaac b. Brown. who is seeking
renomination as secretary of internal
affairs Houok has been deputy super
intendent Of public instruction Of Penn
sylvania for many years and is one of the
bcst known educators in the country.
His-lriends say there will be no change
in the slate 70 affect him and that the
entire combination viii go through.
Attempt is being made today to form a
combination OF certain candidates 10
b eak the slate, but it is doubtful If this
win be done 1t is doubtful If all the
candidates whose names have been left
of the slate control sufficient delegates
20 form a successful combination
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT.

sahitd Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
ST Petersburg, Russia June 5.-M.
Ihpko. q peasant Of Stavropol. created
me excitement at the opening of the
Dwer house Of Parliament today by pro-
iiing against allowing Ministers to
. peak from the rostrum He said:
We have already expressed our dis
rlI Of the ministry and government.
! cd il is useless TO waste the time Of the
House 10 listening 10 them
President Mouromtseff called NJ Ohipko
b order pointing out that the Ministers
nder the law, had the right to speak from
be rostrum.
The House discussed the proposal for
|hf appointment of a commission TO in
/ |ure into the illegal acts Of the govern
heni after the Emperor's manifesto Of
October 30th.
After q lengthy debate. the House ap-
POINTED permanent committee of 80
emhers 10 investigate and report upon
3e auless acts Of the military and civil
lhcals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
MEETING Of EVANS CREDITORS.
NJ. Evans Questioned by Creditors and
Attorneys.

II. l.. Evans Questio ned by Creditors and
Attorneys.
Creditors Of the firm of II. J.. Evans
A. 90. held @ meeting this morning in
the grand jury room in the Federal
building, and about fifteen being pres
ent with their counsel.
Both ia. L. Evans and John ii.
Evans, members of the firm, were pres
ent, with their counsel, II. II. Ward.
The business consisted chiefly of an
examination of ii. l.. Evans by vari-
ous creditors, their counsel and coun-
sel for Trustee Thomas +. Bayard,
who Piled questions about the book
accounts and as TO how the business
was conducted. The examination Will
be continued this afternoon.
The meeting was under the direction
of Referee in Bankruptcy Arthur W.
Spruunce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
1f Matters Are So Quiet That
tbs Soldiers Wonder What
They Are Doing There,
THE DELEGATION LARGE
hinder The Surface There is Much Ugly
Feeling, and Miners Are Making
Threats 10 Destroy PTOpaTty.
- rTo1. dispatch by Special Wiros


s,epbenville o., June 5.-The State
..,or. slmmoned to the mining district,
result of Sunday nights outbreak.
's-re3 at Dnlonvale at 6 O'Clock this
lining and by o'clock were in camp
/, Bradley Matters are so quiet that
f. ,ro1ps wonder why they are there.
-odsr he soriace there is much ugly
.srnr however. and threats are made
\ destroy The coal company's property.
fHcer. and citizens are protesting that
l-oons arc not needed, and their early
.sroh i, looked for. There are parts of
no companies on the ground, two of
lIe Eighth and seven of the Fourth, with
en sparks and Col. Weybrecht in COM
land of the respective regiments. A
Iwsl corps and hospital corps are with
Ifs froops who will make the affair an
|rampmant Sheriff Voorhees, and
bsecuting Attorney Alhan went 20
bndlev 5dav TO look after the situation,
1. he troops will not act under the orders
the civil authorities
The miners are restless today, as they
lam that. now that troops are on the
Inund they will be evicted
Striker. from 30 mines marched TO
bndlev during the night and are 70 be
len bv the hundreds, viewing the troops
M awe They are to hold a monster
Meeting near Bradley today
There is no apparent hostility 20 the
-oops. When they arrived the people
rned ont TO receive them, and they are
ang well treated Eight companies OF
he Eighth Regiment under command
\ Col Nollrath are quartered in the cars
nd are expecting orders 20 return home.
'he Fourth Regiment and two COM
snies Of the Eighth are oamped on the
4 |des Of the hills in close proximity to
he mines at Bradley The situation
bis afternoon is orderly.
Though trouble was feared last night,
,ns occurred. A few desultory shots
ere fred but they were evidently the
ork of men in liquor and had no sig
kianoe Thirty-two guards Of the
lnfed States Coal Co. who remained at
Bradley during the night we're unmolested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
A $4,000 FACTORY.
To be Built by wnmam IS. Austin for n.
uiumenthai a Co.

To be Butt by Wnnam H. Austin for n.
tiiumenthai a Co.
Building Inspector Connolly issued
a permit TO William b. Austin today
To build an additional factory for +.
Blumenthal a. Co., on Read street be-
tween Monore and Adams, at cost Of
el2,O 600, also TO build an open brick
she'd on the north side of Pennsylvania
avenue between Clayton and du Pont
at cost Of 500.
A permit was issued 90 Morrit q
Co. .oi Philadelphia % build new fire
escape at 80. Joseph's Home, Eleventh
and French streets, at cost Of 81, GOO.
The present wooden fire escape will
be torn out and replaced by one eight
feet wide, with iron stairs and rein-
forced concrete plums, beams and
floors.
John NJ. Stannard took out q permit
for four dwellings on the south side Of
Marshall street between Oak and
Stroud, at "a cost Of 81, GOO each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05

the owners of the properties for attach
ing the terminals of the underground
cables ON the direct promise of the tole-
phone company that, as soon as the
underground work was completed. the
poles on the streets in front of the proper
ties would be removed; so that il seems
to the company that if the poles are not
removed along The line of the construction
completed, the promise 10 the property
owners cannot be kept. and the best
interests of the city will not be served.
II II is the request of your honorable
board that the dismantIed poles on
Market street be transferred 10 your
board to be used for police and fire alarm
purposes. that is for the direct benefit
of the city, ] would call your attention
10 the fact that IN Section No. Is of the
ordinance referred TO, 10 is stated that
the telephone company shall provide
without expense 20 the city of Wilmington
a space of one cable capacity In each con-
duit constructed, for wires for the fire
alarm and police patrol. This one duct
has been contracted for the city of VIII
mington on Market street. and II at the
present time the Street and Sewer De
partmont docs not wish to avail itself of
this space in the conduit on account of
the expense of installing underground
cable / ann glad to state that the tclc-
phone company will be pleased TO furnish
without charge to the city of Wilmington
sufficient number of wires in the tOlc-
phone cable 10 take care of the police
and fire patrol systms, until such time
as the city may desire TO install lbs own
cable IN the ducts which have been pro-
vided for that purpose and without
cost 20 the city the telephone company
will make any reasonable connections
between the wires in the telephone cable
and the fire alarm and police systems.
IL is of course the desire and intention
of the telephone company TO cooperate
in every way with the Street and Sewer
Department for the best interests of the
city. and ] trust that after further con-
sideration of the matter your honorable
board win see IFS way clear not TO compel
the telephone company to break faith
with the property owners in allowing the
poles 10 remain standing which poles the
telephone company obligated itself TO
remove as soon as the underground con-
stuction was completed.
Aours very truly
j. H. Mehahey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
HAS FAITH IN ADDlOKS.
Thomas Curry Says lie Has n Good Chancs
Of secnrlne senaInrlal NomlnntIon.

Thomas Curry Says He Has n Good Chance
Of securing senatorial Nomination.
Thomas Curry, who is one of j.
Edward Addicks' chief lieutonants In
Sussex county, was in Wilmington
today. He took dinner at Ainscow's
cafe, at Eighth and Market streets,
and met number Of local Republic
cans. In Mr. Currys opinion, Mr.
Addicks has n good chance for the
nomination for United States Senator
in the proposed Republican caucus.
He said Mr.. Addicks undoubtedly
was still a candidate for Senator and
that tho public would SEQ that he had
% following. He declared that If no
had vote he would not vote for Col.
Henry A. du pont. "l am an Adj
dicks man through and through, he
said.
When asked about the report that he
would probably be "a candidate for
governor two years hence, Mr.. Curry
said that there was nothing in tho
report.