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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30
COAL AND IRON
COMPANY MEETS.

l Columbus, o.. March 30.-Stockhold-
.ers of the Columbus and Hooking
Coal and Iron company met here TO-
day for the purpose Of increasing the
Ecompany's capital stock from $1,000
600 to $500, ,0OO the shares represent.
ing the increase TO be preferred stock.
and for passing on the proposed finan-
cial plan. 1t is contemplated for the
present to issue only 100000 OF the
new stock, and 100000 Of new bonds,
,nhich securities have been underwrit-
IN by q syndicate. The company's
|Sew capital will be used to develop
me clay deposits owned by It. and to
Ida to the company's coal properties.
Whree plants are to be built for the
Manufacture Of impervious face brick
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30

Etames O'Byrhe is greatly beauiify'
4 Ibis premises on Douglas avenue.
L. Aas filled in the yard, sown it with
blue grass, parked his lawn and
fenced on his property from the Va
cant lot to the east He has just
rocaptly completed the building OF
esidence and he now has one Of
r. befties. homes in the city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30
American Girl in Love
With an Indian Brave
Kodak Plays Important Part in Singular Romance
Couple at Santa Fe to Have Wedding
Performed

Special Dispatch TO The Optic.
Santa Fe. Mar 80. - The historic
old town Of Santa Fe is about to
witness the elimination Of a most
picturesque romance In the wedding
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30
Returns Home
Health Broken

st. Louis. NO., March 3o-Miss
Nina Virginia Brandt, daughter Il
Rev John Il Brandt, who disappeared
last Saturday and was discovered III
as Vegas, N. NJ, was brought home
last nign, She Is seriously III Al
her nome and reported to be on the
verge nf nervous prostration.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30
eMOexxI,Mo SANK
reLLen ARAAioMGo,

New York, March 80. -. Joseph r.
Tinney. note teller IN the National
Bank Of North America was asSaign-
ed in police court today charged with
stealing $4,000, the alleged pscular
tion having been going On for twsIsy.
FIVE years. OncIals Of the hank ~
pesred In the court 70 press the com.
plant.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30

Of Miss Lillian Arnold OF Denver and
Albfno Chavarria, an indian OF the
Santa Clara Pueblo.
Miss Arnold accompanied by her
two sisters and her indian lover ar.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30

The exterior Of the building oc-
cupied by NJ. DanzIger q Company
u being repaired and remodeIed. The
roof Il being painted and the walls
replastered and other improvements
are contemplated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30
FREE ALCOHOL UlLL
REpoR1Eo FAvoRAoLv.

Washington, March 30-~The house
committee ON ways and means today
authorized favorable report Of the
free alcohol bill.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30

The late Mr.. Davis was the father
Of Waite s. Davis and Miss Mary
Davis, beth of whom are well known
sssidents Of Laa Vegas. Their father
passSd away At . ripe old age some
five or sf1 months ago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30
IN Memory Of
Hope 5. DAVIS
W.
RessIutiem Adopted BY Bar oi Ada
Couaty. Illinois

q The flrst session Of the March civil
term of the circuit court which con.
vened this morning was closed by the
passing Of resolutions on the death
Of Hope s. bavtA one Of the fon.v.s
Of the bar Of Adams county o. :. hich
he was member for iifty-three
years. The resolutions as introduced
by Judge ]. N. Carter, chairman Of
the committee, were adopted, ,and
were entered upon the records Of the
court. - Quincy, ill., Journal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30
e5~.y
MedIock Guilty
Verdict Of Jury

Especial to The 0ptic.l
} Ration, N. NJ, March 30.-4 p.
J injury just returned verdict
} OF murder In the first degree
J against John Medlock for kill
. ing Carry Mckinney.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30
DARK CLOUD HNER|NC OVER
CONFERENCE Of Miners AND
OPERATORS ST|LL:UND|SP[llED
An Amicabe Settlement Of Wass QUESTION Looked Tor eN
Compromise Of Restoring Scale o. Two Years Ago y
Knocked in the Head.
>>>>> - . ~'>>>> Z

Indianapolis sOThe Joint
miners Of the southwestern district adorned die without
reaching
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-30

Indianapolis Ind, March So IF Robbins Of the operators
has issued statement the ene hf o the
willing to restore the Gale Of 1903 t period Of
which couprcmise de by ha miners The
cenage Of operators who vii ling the compromise
sufhcient national cal amty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
araths.

FERGUsON-In this city on June lst 1906
Jennie T., wife of Robert Hastings Ferguson
Relatives and friends are invited % attend the
funeral services az the residence OF her husband
noon, June 5, 1905 at 2o,ciock Interment private.
eoLT-At stanton Del, on May slst, 1906,
George T. Colt, In his 18Th year,
Relatives friends and members OF Friendship
Lodge No 4, shepherds Of Bethlehem. ere invited
20 attend the funeral services az HE late residence
stanton. DEL on Saturday evening. June 2d at
s O'Clock, and az Principle N. 4. church, Irin-
Interment Principle, Nd
ROBINsON-Fifth month"; 9th day, at Paterson.
n, j., Rachel A, Robinson, formerly Of VII
mington.
sEIGRATH-on May 2eth, samuel J. selgath,
aged ~ son Of the late Mary Selgrath and
gTandson Of william NJ. Wingert,
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral from the residence OF HIS grandparents
ia King streets Monday, June 4th. solemn
requiem mass az st. patricks Church. Intermeni
at Cathedral cemetery.
sTARK-In this city on the Sist inst Mayme
Stark, daughter OF George and Mary i. stark
age % years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited &
attend the funeral from 1.-The residence Of hel
parents, No so West Eighth street. on Monday
June ith, az o'clock.
TAYLOR-In this city, on May sist, 1908, Harriet
e.. Taylor, aged ~
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend th'
funeral services at the residence OF her son-inlav
James r. Bndiord 1Sl West Fourteenth street
on saturday afternoon at O'Clock. intermcn
private.
wALKER-On May slst 1906 Thomas NJ. Walker
/ I'm his s4ih year.
/ Delaware on First day sixth month, 81, 1906, at
/ O'Clock Relatives and friends are requested K
attend without further notice,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
FAM LYTBOuBLESAIBED
Dir. ]. P LoIlind and His Wife
Testified ID The Court Of Gen.
eTal Sessions Today,
EACH MADE A STATEMENT
After Which the Court Ordered
ID. Lofland to Pay His WIRE
S35 for Support - Other
Cases Considered.

In the Court OF General Sessions,
this morning, the case Of Dr. D. r.
Lohand. charged with failing TO con-
tribute to the support of his wife ana
two children, was taken up Inc
wife, Mrs. Lena W. Lohandi testihed
thn her hus band deserted her last
Octocer, leaving her and the children
without food or money. She stood TINS
for about Two weeks, shf SAID, wheh
the grocerymen refused TO furnish nef
any more supplies. Prior 60 the sep
aration. Mrs. L0hlnd testified, she
spent two months at the home Of her
mother, IN Georgetown. she sald one
of her children would soon have 70 pe
subjected to a surgical OPERATION
Since the separation, she alleged, ner
husband hau not contributed anything
Go ner support She said she mad not
had any trouble with her husband
prior TO the separation. Her iather'
she said, furnished most Of the clothes
worn by her and the children. She
said pr or 20 the separation IL cost
ela TO Sis to Keep the table.
Dr. Lohand, who was represented py
John Bigggs, testified that no ceased
TO live with his wife In Dcioner LOT
causes, and explained that he gave
orders to his grocer and milKman 70
let hls family have what they neede a.
| At present, he said, he was only max
ing ESQ a month aud that his expenses
were about $40. Upon cross examina.
/ tion he said ne was making about so'
a month at the time he lett his VIE
Deputy Attorney-General hastings
asked that the court compel Dr. Lol'
4 land forpay at leasteS month FOL
/ toe Support u his famiiy9 Mr.. bigg'
! objected, and told of the pendinl
divorce action In the case The cour
ordered Dr. LELAND TO pay S3j a month
to his wife.
The case of non-support agains
| Charles Hill, colored, was dismissed
upon the application Of Deputy Attor
ney-General Hastings.
The case of Charles 5. Edwards
charged with desertion, was continues
until next Friday.
Argument was heard this morninl
on the demurrer in the case of Eugen
W. Stirlith, Jr., vs.. Wilmington b. B
and A. Association. w. s. Hllles rep
resents Stirlith and Charles +. Curle
is counsel Tor the defendant
Argument was also heard on the de
murrers in the cases Of Charles Get
hart vs.. b. & o. r. r. 90. and Charlie
Gebhart VS.. the b. 81 P. X. r. Go
Leonard +. Wales represented th
plaintiff and Andrew e. Sanborn IN
defendants.
The court reserved its decision j
both cases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
DOVER.


Special Correspondence OF livery Evening.
Dover. June Rev Albert T., Clay,
rector OF ST. Anne's Church, Mlddletown,
and Rev c. B. Turner, rector Of s..
Peters Church Lewes, Will make ad-
dresses 20 the missionary meeting TO be
held at Christ p. T. Church, next Tuesday
evening.
Members Of Philodemic Lodge, No. z,
]. O. o. F.. will attend divine service to-
morrow morning at First Baptist Church,
when Rev S. B Hiley, the pastor, will
preach a sermon appropriate TO the
occasion.
The ladies' Of the W c. 7. u Of Kent
county will observe Friday, June Sth, as
Flower Mission Day. The Kent county
iail will be visited. as well as the aims
house. where services will be held and
flowers and delicacies distributed among
the inmates
Mrs. Hattie A. Dempsey has issued
invitations for tthe marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Frances May Dempsey, TO
Howard T Smith Of Cambridge, Md.
The ceremony will take place al the home
Of the brides mother, on Governor
avenue, Thursday, June l4th, at noon.
The Home and Foreign Missionary so
cieties Of the NJ. L, Church will unite n
holding a picnic al Richardson's Park
on Monday, June 25th.
Children's Day will be observed II
Wesley NJ. E. Church tomorrow. In the
morning the pastor, Rev L, z. Barrett
will preach sermon appropriate to tho
Young people. In the afternoon the las
rehearsal for the Children's Day musl'
will be had; in the evening, in the audi
torium, the exercises Of the school wil
be held
In second game Of baseball, Thurs
dav. between the single and married
men of the Kent Club, for the bench
of the Dover baseball club the married
men won BY the score Of IL to 3. Il
the first game the single men wer
lou Robinson, one of the men Wit
became involved in the alteration a
Camden, Wednesday evening, with Con
stable Jenkins, was so badly injured b
tbe load of shot in his body that he wa
taken to a Philadelphia hospital Tor treat
ment.
Of William Z. Smith the latters entlI
stock and will continue the business
the same stand on Loockerman street.
The iunior class of the Dover publ
scbools will entertain the senior class
ne Hotel Richardson, on the evenln
of June 22d, the night before the gTI,ad,'
atinp exercises. Covers Tor So VIII
laid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
BOARD OF Trade.
4he Move for New Members Is Meeting
with Success.

4he Move for New Members is Meeting
with Success.
, The campaign for new members Of
the Board of Trade is meeting with
success, and r. j. Maclean, j. H.
Nehattey, ]. B. Martin, R. II. Dun
nam, Q. E. Pierson, H. d. Ross,
William Il. Savery, G. S. Woodward,
EEllwood Souder, w. F. Kurtz, ID. o.
hastings and the other members Of the
membership committee feel encour-
sgea' They have issued a letter to
business and professional men which
contains the following:
Inc Wilmington Board Of Trade is
now entering actively and enthusiastic
any upon another year Of usefulness
70 tals city, and it gives US much
pressure TO invite you to become a
MEMBER OF this organization. 1t is
Io1 necessary for US to urge upon you
tue reasons why you should join this
uouy OF business men you are already
SS~are OF the character of the work
Soae ;1a oy our organization and the great
.upuence It exerts in our community,
quo you will readily realize that this
"oIk and influence, which are always
eeAerted IN behalf of the interests OF
sle whole city, and therefore Incl
ventally in your interests. will be
,.Glgely increased when the organiza-
tb ou mas much larger membership
sLa.. sIan az present. The board has now
coout ~ ooO members, and we desire your
sS.operatlon with these men in the
au,H.sanicement van of the city.
me annual membership fee is S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
MIDDLETowN.
,ndenee oi Every Evenlns.

speciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Middletown, June Mrs. Laura Jones
of 81. Georges has issued invitations 20
the marriage Of her daughter, Florence
bowers. to Thomas Craven Grassland, on
Thursday evening, June 9TH, at S O'Clock.
DR.. G.. B. Pearson has bought the four
dwellings belonging TO Mrs Frances j..
Comervs. on East Anderson street.
]. ii. HofIecker has sold his promising
4-vear-old trotter to J. H. Hossinger OF
Newark
Tbe contract for the clock which Mrs
W. A. Comcgys proposes 10 erect IN the
tower of Forest Presbyterian Church, m
memory of her parents, has been awarded
to tbe il Howard Clock Co. of New York
and Boston. The clock will strike the
hours. and Will have four dials one OF
which may he illuminated. The manu-
facturers agree to have the clock installed
by July Sth
Peronal Miss Woodal Of Georgetown,
Md is visiting Miss Dora Price Miss
Fmma Coleman has returned TO her home
In Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Alexander have been visiting Mr. and MIS-.
Edward Alexander Mrs Charles picker,
son of NorristoNn. Pa, is visiting Alr and
! Mr. John Wehb-William Hau has re-
turned to Ph1nixvlle. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
rhilaasipl,le AlAFhsl..

Associated Press Dispatch py special Nirea.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 1.-Wheat unchanged
No. red Ia export elevator ~ aeeaci No. North
orn do. ~ Raw aci No. Northern do, o91faq01c
Corn &c higher No. IN export elevator, ooa
a5isc.
Oats, firm 20 higher, No 2 white natural 40 20;
No. white clppcd, tlc.
Bran unchanged wlnter in bulk. s225Oasosi
spring, In sacks. s22 5oas2s
Refined sngan, steady, powdered si.76asi. 80;
granulated si6iaSi 5o confocuoners A, siboasi55i
Keystone A, 81 30asifi.
butter unchanged; extra Western creamery, ,2o5lA
Ole do. nearby prints, 2-c,
Kggs steady nearby fresh, i7'1c at mark
Western fresh, l7iac at marx.
Live poultry, quiet fowls, lialhci old roosters,
eci spring chickens aoaaici ducks, l2al2hci
geese lOalic.
Dressed poultry steady fowls choice, 135Sc do.
fair 10 good l2c. old roosicrs, De- roasting
chickens choice. i5c; do. fair 20 good. l2alici
broicrs. nearby 2sa30c. do Western. 2iaaOo.
Potatoes, hrmi Old choice per bushel, slo5a
Sl.1i. fair 20 good, glcnsl.
Flour. steady.
HAY. higher. timothy hay No. 4 large bales
Si7 5oaSls; No ! small bales ell o0aSfl t0. No
sl5.O0sl600, No. 3. si2.5oasl3.oo no gude $1,000
s1,0O. Clover mixed hay, No 2, Sl5.5oaslio0
No. ., Sl250aslS.00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
OBITUARY.

Rachel ID. Griffith Holston, aged 90
years, died on Wednesday at her home,
in Brandywine hundred.
Mary Davis, aged % years, died in
Philadelphia a few days ago and the
body was inferred in White Clay Greek
cemetery.
Thomas Brown, who until few
months ago resided with his son, Yard
ley L. Brown, 400 West Seventh street,
died at the home Of his daughter in
Iowa, yesterday. His body will be
taken to his native State, Virginia,
and inferred next Monday.
Thomas NJ Walker Of Mill Greek
hundred. father to Francis M. Walker,
died on Thurdsay at his residence, in
Mill Creek hundred He is survived
by five children. They are; Franci:
Nj. Walker, John M. Walker, Thoma:
H. Walker, Mrs. William B. Cranstor
and Mrs. John A. Hopkins. Mr.
Walker was SO years old. He was {
Republican and was one of the bes
known residents of the hundred. Th'
funeral will take place at ? O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
w. 81. Smith&CO.
D. & A. 4Oz. Del 1907.
LAUREL.

Special Correspondence OF EveTy Evening
Laurel June William H. Cook has
moved from the ]. 4 Moore block and
now occupies the residence at Fourth ana
Willow streets. recently vacated by {. J.
Morris. who has gone to New YORK:
The young people enjoyed an informal
dance IN the auditorium OF the SUSSEX
Club. Wednesday evening.
The storlS made a viyi to the homes
of Plus Wolf and Charles Doctor, tuesday
The Ushers Union has made the follow
ing announcements for June; centenary
ME-. Church Mornings, +. Is; slrnan'
" d. Hastings. NJ f. Culver, Victor g.
IIithens; evenings, W. !. Lowe rlus
Wolf c. +. Wootten, Creamer Henry
Christ NJ. +. Church Mornings, y. "
Otwell. C. W Henney; evenings u ~
Benson, Harlan Ellis um
Clyde Higgins has gone TO snow, mn
Nd. where he Will be employees ouFihs
the summer.H
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
KN1aHra oF coLuMRus.
The National Convention Will be Held
Next Week In New Haven.


Next Week In New Haven.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New Haven, Conn, June The adj
vance guard Of the great throng Of knights
Of Columbus, numbering into the thou
sands. which will attend the national
convention, IN this city, next week, arrived
here today, and many others are expected
here tomorrow. Tho presence in this city
for almost the entire week of this large
body of members of the order, included
among which will be several leaders in
the Catholic Church throughout the coun-
trv will make notable what otherwise
promises to be one Of the most imposing
ceremonies seen here for q number Of
wears Among those who are expected
10 attend the convention are Cardinal
Gibbons and United States Senator John
NJ. Gearing Of Oregon Particular IN
terest centres in the dedication OF the
new national headquarters OF the order,
next Wednesday. Other important
matters TO be taken up will be the election
of four directors and the selection Of a
meeting place for the next annual con-
vention. Invitations have been received
10 meet In Detroit Mich, and James
town. Va. and many favor the latter place
II is said. on account of the exposition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
LEwEs

Special Correspondence oi livery Evening
Lewes. June 2.-Ihe late irosts injured
the early tomato plants. Many that were
set out have died and the surplus for re-
planting is so small that the crop will be
very short here.
A. l.. Burton has the finest looking
fields of wheat in this hundred on his
farm near Nassau.
The prospect for a good full wheat crop
is good and since the recent rains corn
has very much improved
Fishing at the BIeakwater has been poor
for several weeks.
Crews of the several hfesaving stations
in the vicinity OF Cape Heulopen have
been laid off for vacation of two months.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
phlIadelphla Ouotallonr.
Associated Press Dispatch hy special Wires.
l.hNal.Inhla Innn % n m--MlrEnl clio
Now YorE nIurIols.
Associated Pres. Dl.patoh BY special wiros-

New York June 2.--Flour, receipts. la9i bar
rels. sales 80 barrels. Duh and unchanged
Wheat receipts, 5000 bushels sales, 10000
bushels. steady July, s6' sastei september
81, .aSi itl6c.
RYE. casyi No Western, 67isc;t O. B, New York
Corn rtceipts 1925 bushels s0les 1000 bushels
Steady July, a6 sc September aai
Beef quiet family, sllolacll .oi mes, sH1Qa
Sg.tO. packet So 5naslO.H
Pork. steady mess Sll0aSlf50 family, sltuoa
$40 short clear $40 ioasls.2i.
Lard, easy, prime Western. so.lnaesso, nominal
sugar, raw firm, .alr refining. l1lda2 dl-i-C
centrifugal. a6 test, o l1a2aSlsci molassfs sugar
l-l6a2 , 1880. rchned firm crushed, $3.50
powdered, 81 20; granuintcd, siho
Petroleum steady refined, OH ports, sd75afi.t0
Coffee, steady. 40. z iiio.lfc,
Molasscs, steady New urleans aoaaic,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
payable after the lection Of an appli-

cant.
Young men are especially invited
to join, tfoie engaged in the various
lines Of business and manufacturing ;
also in the professions. The employs
as well as the Iemployer Is urged to
join now, and help the present members
to push the city ahead If you be-
lieve in Wilmington, get into the
Board of Trade, and take an active
part in advancing the city's interests.
Telephone or write any member Of
the membership committee, and an
application bl ank viii he furnished,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
FATAL RIOT IN MEXICO.
Icnnilnnol IInm ~ nllo- ]

lANNNllNNA AiNlN Ni'N i'fHNHt
are said to be seriously Handicapped by
lack OF ammunition The number OF
striking MeXicans Is estimated at 1000,
and they were making threats against all
Americans when the last train pulled out
from the camp. There are so to 70
Mexican police In Cananea Urgent mes
sanes have been sent to Washington. Il
Is said that United States Consul Gil
hraith wired 20 the State Department that
his life and the lives Of all Americans IN
the camp are in danger While the crowd
was gathering yesterday Col Greene rode
down the crowded streets in his auto
mobile and told the men that be- coulc
not accede to their demands There Q
grave fear that an attempt will be mad'
to destroy the great reduction plant of th'
Greene Mining Co at Cananca, which cos
millions of dollars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
1N wALL sTREET TopAY.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Wall Street, New York, June 2.-Ex-
treme languor marked the opening deal
inps in the stock market today Less
than a score of issues was traded In during
the first five minutes. Movements were
narrow and irregular Anaconda rose
lNtLouisville 4 Nashville SIS and ~.
Paul and United States Steel, preferred,
Is. Otherwise. the tendency among
monument market leaders was to a lower
level
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
anu1aaLEs oAuaHr AaAIN.
Francis J. MoLear Of 1908 Park AvenI
Was the Lucky sherlock.

Was che Lucky SharIook.
The mysterious Mr.. Squiggles was cap
tured again last night by Francis ]. Nc
lear of 1908 Park avenue, Wilmington,
and he was rewarded with 100 chances
on the bed room suit.
Nr. sauiggles will be on the boardwalk
this evening and all day Sunday He
viii wear tomorrow q blue serge suit
white neclxtie, straw hat and black shoes;
Ito "a five feet. IL inches Ia height and
weighs l7O pounds He has smooth face,
and will wear nose glasEes He viii be
easv 10 catch tomorrow Out out coupon
below.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
Lonrwood yearly Meeting.

The Progressive Friends opened their
SD yearly meeting at Longwood Pa,
Westinghouse, yesterday, and it will con
tinue in session three days Frederick
A.kHincSley Of Philadelphia presided,
and gave the address Of welcome Eliza
BETH b Passmore Of aOxiorh is clerk,
David Ferris OF Wilmington, spokeg on
"Reace.." andiMiss Jane Campbell gave a
talk on woman's suffrage. At the after
noon session the race question was dis
cussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02
The Besf soc Vest

you can buy IS here--t Is
soft, lightweight, full
bleached
Isle with hand crocheted lace
and wash ribbon finish, no
sleeyes or short sleeves, neat and
o. cool, fine rib.q 81. "a . doc each
Others a l2lae, lTcr 25c, S5c
use and SiO0.
More of the Special Lace Stock
ings, fast black only; good,
strong i9o ones for. ~ i-2o
Extra Size Vests, an opportunity
for stout women 70 lay in a sup
ply for the summer; only ~ i-2c
Extra Size Drawers; French band
fine ribbed cotton, with durable
lace trimming; a splendid drawer
for Observation-Disclosures. 25o pr.
Ladies' Underwear Department,
fri floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-02

Prof. Hermann the specialist, will re-
move June 10th to his new institution,
Seventh and Broome streets. Until
June 10th he will he at the old address,
l0lS West Eighth street, and will accord
free CONSULTATION and examinations till
that dates