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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
FUTURE OF TuBERouLAsE.
II is Hoped That lis Use May Render Ma
Immune TO Consumption.

Immune TO Consumption.
Eugene Wood. In summing up "The ,
Campaign Against Consumption, In the
june Everybody s says.
There VIII bo something new 20 tell
when Won Bchring, of the Pasteur lnsti-
tuie. feels that hc may safely announce
his discovery of what IN "a moment of
enthusiasm he declared WAS destined 90
protect men threatened with phthisis
against The damaging consequences of
injection. So much hc has told us That
he has succeeded in cutivating enormous
grovths of the bacillus of tuberculosis
(which Is NOT 900 animal hut O. vrgotahlcl;
that from these large MASSES he has suc-
ceedCd in separating three groups of sub
stances, One group corresponding Go tlc
tuhcwulin of Koch one o protoid group
and the third a group soluble IN alcohol.
What is leii after these three groups have
been sieved out in "a manner of speaking,
he calls IC. Inject lC under the skin
of an animal which b. susceptible 90 tubcr-
culosis The cells that originate from
| the lymphatic germ centres take mp this
TIC and transform it into O. substance
which he first called TN and later called
/ tubcrculase. Collect that tuberculase and
l lNlfNlNlf 1T NllN ilH rNnItlNt 1T VIII lNA
reproduce itself. but il win start the
growth Of tuborclcs. like those which The
Great White Plague hegcts except that
/ these do not become choeselikc, do not
soften, and So are not expelled By cough
ing. thus spreading the disease farther.
They heal OF themselves and leave no
trace Prof Won Behring says that this
tuhercuase when injected under the skin
of cattle win Nnccinate them against
bovine tuberculosis He has hopes that
It win be possible TO Use il to vaccinatc
man against tuberculosis but although
it seems entirely practicable 20 as lwho
are ready to believe anything possible "a
sciencel and though Il is said that those
who have had tuberculosis Of the lynn
phatic glands. and have recovered from
| IT, are thereafter as immune TO con
sumption as those who have had small
pox are immune to that disease, vor
Behring strongly emphasizes his state
ment that there is as yet no scientific
basis for asserting that tuberculase vii
render man immune 10 consumption"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
CONVENTION ASSEMBLIES.
Tfansaots Routine Business and Next
Takes a Recess for One Hour.


Takes a Recess for One Hour.
Harrisburg. Pa. June 27.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention, TO nominate can
d.datss for governor. lieutenant-governor
auditor general and secretary Of inter-
nal affairs assembled in the Grand Opera
House az noon today
National Committeeman James VI.
Gufev who came here from Pittsburg
early this morning, remained away from
The convention
The weather was oppressively warm,
ind most of the delegates and spectators
removed their coats
After State Chairman Donnelly had
called the assemblage TO order, Michael
Ryan Of Philadelphia was presented
A. temporary chairman Mr., Ryan made
made q brief address Loud and continued
cheering greeted Mr.. Ryan's mention Of
The name Of William j Bryan.
On motion Of Mr. Brennan Of Allegheny
ihe convention agreed 20 act under the
rules Of the House of Representative.
= motion was also adopted that all
resolutions must be referred 10 committee
without debate.
Aiter the standing committees were
selected the convention, at / O'Clock, took
recess for one hour 20 allow the COM
nlteos to prepare their reports There
we're no contests. and the credentials
Committee approved the roll as made mp
y state Chairman Donnelly and adj
4 burned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
The Downward Path.

"It's certainly too bad % with sighiul
solemnity said Miss Henrietta Stang, over
the back fence TO Mrs Judge Iubman,
"but according 70 al reports it's what
he said himself that started the TALK
Young Lester Pinney is going 10 the dogs
{nst n fast rs he cant Why, he owned
up to Gilbert Pine and Gil told'Lias
Turner. and 'Lias told AMI Sussions, and
AMI told il TO one Of the Bump Twins,
and the Bump Twin told il to Mary Ella
Teeters-he's engaged 20 her, you know,
so Il was perfectly proper that he should
and She told it 10 me; that when Lester
was up TO the city last week he made a
practice of running around Of nights till
Zen or leven o'clock and one day he stood
right in front Of q saloon and saw one o.
tbem giddy chorus girls ride by in an
automobile' and she winked at himl-
he wasn't any farther away from her
either. than from your front door 70 the
qntel And all his folks are such nice
neople. toom Smart Set.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
.CTTFDY MAKING
VIGOROUS FIGHT
IA Insists Upon the Nomination
oI a Democrat for Governor
Of Pennsylvania.
CONVENTION HELD TODAY.
.roF.ys Friends Say They Do Not See
Eov It is Possible for Him 10
Chance lhe Sentiment for Emery.
-. r,e.. nI.ralche. BY speeIaI W.

u.-,shurg Pa. June 27-National
ns.i,te nI.,,,,5eenan James NJ. Guffey arrived
ss,s oe rom Pittsburg at o'clock this
norn,ng I'm and was in conference during
,',,, .Ls rooTning with his lieutenants. Senator
i,'r Iavss X Z Hall Of Elk county, one OF
,ta leaders OF the movement for the nomi-
sa,;on ", oi Lewis Emery, Jr., the Lincoln
-..y candidate for governor, was one
u imfev's first callers. Hall was
.-,,,ed adviser of Guiiey until they
t.oLe over the Emery candidacy and
,bey have since been working on opposite
S:s state Chairman Charles p DON
.siy Of Philadelphia, who stood with
cnaev for the nomination of a Democrat
so- goyernor. also had conference with
tbe national committeeman.
Guffevs friends said before the con-
,eotion assembled that they did not see
bow il was possible for him to change the
eminent for Emery They also pre-
5;.,ed that Senator Arthur G Dcwalt Of
Iob,gb county. the choice Of Guitey 5
lends for governor, would not have 100
,o,es In the convention. Guttey was
roeoted 10 come here Monday, and his
saving away until today helped Emery
rsonle make sentiment for their candi-
GnHev made a strong effort during the
,ornine TO divert the sentiment for
nery ia Dewalt After conferring with
is Geutenants he went TO the rooms of
f stale Chairman Donnelly, where he met
msnv Of the delegates He seemed hope
f MI Of nominating Dewalt although bis
. friends did not see how this was possible
u am ior a Democrat said Gufiey
oT want 10 see agDemocrat nominated for
governor l am. therefore. for Mr.. De-
Vsli and will carry the fight for him TO
the floor Of the convention
William J Brennan of Pittsburg
Guheys personal lieutenant said before
the convention assembled that the De-
. walt people we're in the fight TO stay and
4 that they would win.
The sentiment is for a Democrat iol
governor he added. Il have never
4 believed the convention would nominate
. anyone else
The declination Of Jere S. Black ot
York 70 become a candidate for heuten-
iat-governor changed the plans of tho
i Emey people. who advocated his nomi
nation Black learned this morning that
ka was considered for this Office and h'
Immediately came TO Harrisburg anc
4 'ld his friends that he would not be
nndidate under any conditions. H'
visited the leaders Of both factions anC
made IL plain 70 both that he would no
4 accept If nominated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27

The action of the Levy Court, yester-
day, in cancelling delinquent poll tax,
amounting to S3s, 2o3. 2s, was necessi-
tated by the fact that it was outlawed
and could not be collected, having
been on the books for over seven
years. Prior TO the adoption of the
new Constitution, in 1891, the quail
fication for voting in Delaware included
the production OF receipt for taxes
paid during the preceding two years,
which must include the poll tax. From
time immemoriai it has been custom
airy to collect the poll tax, now known
as the capitation tax, from property
owners, being charged against them
on the property tax bill, and when the
production of a tax receipt was neces-
sary as a voting qualification, poll tax
was collected from all men of voting
age, whether property owners or not.
No difficulty was experienced IN col
lecting this tax, for If man could not
produce tax receipt he could not vote.
When the new Constitution went
into effect the tax qualification for
voting was nulliiied, a registration fee
being substituted although the capi-
tation was also provided for. After
| the adoption Of that programme the
Incentive for paying capitation tax
was removed ana now there are very
| few people who come forward voluntar-
l ily and pay the capitation tax unless
they have TO poy a property tax as
we'll.
This tax could have been collected
| by process of law, but the expense Of
collection in this manner in the event
of impr isonment for the tax, would have
| been mucL greater than the amount OF
the tax and that plan has not been re.
| sorted TO RECENTLY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
ARTIFICIAL ICE CREAM.
Cotton Seed oil and Centrifugal Machine
Do the Work

DO the WORK
"When Prof Stillman of Stevens In
stitute gave q dinner to two friends, at
which most Of the viands were made
artihcially by chemical means writes
Lawrence Perry in Technical World
Magazine. "he had small idea of the
furore his efforts would produce But
he has received hundreds of letters ask
ing how different dishes were produced
so many that he has not had time to
answer many Of them
"The chemical processes which he em-
ployed we're some of them simple and
some quito complicated To make vanilla
ice cream by artificial means for instance
the alchcmist took some triple refined
cotton seed oil placed il in a centrifugal
machine which revolVed nt a velocity Of
5000 revolutions a minute A beautiful
emuslion was thereby produced, which
was then frozen, chemically of course.
The flavor was obtained by the addition
of vanilln. glucn, and nitrobcnzol They
saw that ice cream composed as above
Is sold in many Southern States, where
cotton seed oil Is moro plentiful and
consequently cheaper than milk or cream.
Ii is far from harmful. tastes good and
docs not melt as quickly as the genuine
leo "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Correction.

The advertisement in yesterday s
naner announcing the auction sale Of
NcNahon Bros. Co. referred to the cN-
change department in the basement, and
the goods advertised were all second
hand and not new goods as the adver-
t;sement might lead one TO believe. The
roseon for dis auction sale is due to the
fact of Mcmahon Bros. CO.'S oter TO
exchange now goods for the Old. Nonse-
ouenly their showroom has become
overst0ckod and this sale is Tor the pur-
nose OF reducing this stock Everything
advertised is in Al condition and tins is a
splendid opportunity 70 secure bargains.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Fa,nli,y Among cats.

For some unaccountable reason a
strange fatality visited the feline pop
ulation Of Wilmington last night. At
the health office today reports were
received Of nine dead cats lying in the
streets in as many sections Of the city,
and also Of dead dog in the street
Two of the cats we're killed by street.
cars. but how the others met death Is
not known. All Of the bodies were
ordered removed by the proper author
aan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
sEAsoSABLE RECIPES.
py MariorIa wsbstsr.
ROLLED FOWL WITH EGG SAUCE.

ROLLED FOWL WITH EGG SAUCE.
Select young and tender fowl and
stuff IL with bread crumbs seasoned with
pepper salt and a teaspoon Of poultry
seasoning herbs, or use either thyme or
rosemary alone. Wrap % piece o, 1nin
the simmering point until tho fowl ial
tender. Make q sauce with one cup Of
the chicken broth. two level tablespoons
of -four and one level tablespoon Of butter
cooked together and two beaten eggs
added Cook one minute, add salt and
pepper and tablespoon of finely minced
parsley. add the yolks of five hard boiled
eggs rubbed through a wire strainer TO
make a powder; stir lightly together and
the sauce is ready TO serve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
SUITS WILL BE BROUGHT.
ocIatad -. Dl.natch IL sneclaI ~

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington, June 27.-Attorney-
General Moody has directed that suits
be brought against a large number of
railroad companies to recover penalties
for violation of the safety appliance
law through failure to keep their
equipment in proper condition.
The largest number of violations
attributed to any road is % against
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
~, p,l,-ev sald 10 bo in camden.

Recently some concern was felt ior
John Palirey. formerly Of Wilmington,
as h was said his dwelling near New
Castle was closed. Il was feared that
he had met with foul play in a wood near
his home and the wood was searched
Today Il was reported that he had written
IN n fellow-member OF the PhUniX Fire
Co. saving he is working in Camden, \.
j. but the report could not be verified
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
SALE OF THE OLD AND NEW.

The time is ripe for discarding many
articles about houses and stores, and the
Management OF the Homeopathic Hos
pital again ask for all sorts oil things for
the stock OF the rummage sale IN Octo-
Der. With the completion Of the new
building comes the necessity for more
funds. Il is hoped that friends o, the
hospital will respond generously as they
always have.
Notify Mrs. C. n Trump, 1871 West
Thirteenth street, ID. l. A. 35s. or Mrs.
Charles +. Wollaston, l4l4 Van Buren
street, d. & A. phone s47.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
LEMON ousrARn PIE

Add two level tablespoons of corn
starch mixed with one cup of sugar 10 one
cup Of boiling water and when 10 thickens
stir in tho grated yellow rind and the
juice of one lemon, being careful 70 take
out all the seeds. Add a slightly rounded.
tablespoon OF butter, the heaten yolks Of
two eggs and the white Of one. Line a
plate with paste and fiji, then bake andl
cover with meringue made from the
white OF the egg beaten with powdered
sugar Set in the oven to color lightly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
nslnuare HospItaI Rummag0 sac.

The annual rummage sale OF the Della
ware Hospital will take place the week
of November 5th at the usual place, Odd
Fellows Hall. The managers solicit con
tributions OF every kind. They make
his appeal each year, and always have
received such an answer that the SAFE
makes n good revenue for that hospital.
Triends of the hospital who wish TO- get
Id of goods now will please notify Mrs.
Charles.G. Rumford, D. q A. phone $40,
or Miss Anna Lea, D. & A. phone ololA'T
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
DEGREES BESTOWED
ON MANY PERSONS
Yale and Harvard Universities
Reld Their Commencement
Exercises Today.
REUNIONS OF CLASSES
Charles ]. BOnapaIte, The Secretary Of
The Navy, Presided at The Harvard
Alumni Association Meeting.
A'sociated Preas Dl'paiche, by special wlro,

A'4oclated Press Dispatches hy special Wires
New Haven, Conn, June 27.-Among
the honorary dCglces bestowed by Yale
University at the commencement eXcr-
cises today were the following.
Master Of Ars-C Charles s. Melton.
president OF the New York New Haven
a Hartford Railroad Co.. samuel J.. Till
man. professor Of chemistry and dean of
the faculty at West Point Military Acad-
emy Victor II Mctcah Secretary of
Commerce and Labor. and Frank J.joncs
of Cincinnati
Doctor of Divinity-Rev James Gore
King Mcclure. president of Mccormick
Theological Seminary and a graduate of
Yale, class of 1870. and OF Princeton
Theological Seminary in 1873
Doctor of Law William W. Keen Of
Philadelphia, Sir Chentung Liang Cheng
Chinese Minister at Washington. and
Benjamin ID Maguder. justice OF the
Supreme Court Of Illinois
Cambridge. Mass. June 27.-Accom-
panied by al the pomp and ceremony
Characteristic OF similar ,previous occa-
sions the 270th commencement exercises
az Harvard University were held TODAY.
The recipients OF degrees today were 9i7
not including the honorary degrees or
degrees out of course. Only graduates
OF 25 and more years standing were ad-
mitted 10 the seats for the exercises in
Sanders Theatre. reserved for The Alumni.
Nearly all the classes held receptions
during the day in various parts of the
college yard. The election of members
OF the hoard OF OVcrseers and the annual
meeting Of the Harvard Alumni Associa-
ton were also held. Secretary of the
Navy Charles j. Bonaparte was the pre-
siding officer at the Alumni Association
meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
OBITUARY..

Edith Powell. child, died on Mon
day at l32 Townsend street.
Joseph A. l.. S. Chozke, a child,
died yesterday at 1913 West Ninth
street.
Howard 5. Burk, aged 81 years, died
Yesterday at l4ll Shallcross avenue.
The body will be taken to Chester,
Pa, for burial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
RICHARD cRoKER's HOPE.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
New YorA, June p. Harry Walker
Of this city received today letter
from r chard Croker, former leader Of
Tammany Hall. expressing the hope
that Mr.. Croker may live TO see
William j. Bryan elected President Of
the United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
srnmnn MAcAnnNI.

Break tho macaroni into two-inch
pieces and cook until tender in boiling
salted water Drain and put in q serving
dish in layers sprinkled with grated
cheese, bits OF butter, salt and pepper
When all has been put into the dish set
il into the oven or If tho dish will not
bear this heat set it in a pan Of boiling
water, and when hot enough TO melt tho
cheese the macaroni is ready 20 serve.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
80 relanhons ConneeLIon.

Many of the d. & A. telephones in Che
western part of tho city were out OF service
lasf night Workmen OF the company
worked an night in transferring cables
from poles into c0nduits in the vicinity
ri Fiqhth and Madison streets and CON
seouentlv the telephones in that vicinity
had to be cut ont for awhile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
CHEAPER GAS FOR THE CITY.
purpor, Of the Offer Made Some Time Ago
- ~. sIrilr,i- rrtnr Gas and Electric Co.

purport Of the OffeT Made Some Time Ago
by the Wilmington Gas and Electric 90.
Three months ago, when the Street and
Sewer Department began to consider the
matter of purchasing its own street lamps
and buving the gas the Wilmington Gas
and Electric Co. made proposition TO the
citv 10 furnish gas at a rate OF 90 cents per
/ 600 feet. provided the gas should be
bougbt direct and used in certain guam
The commercial rate Of 81 per 900 feet
hos Neon charged heretofore. The American
Iiabtinq Co., Limited, now has the con-
tract for lighting furnishing the lamps
and buying the gas from the gas company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
cooKrn sALAn nnrsslNa.

Beat the yolks Of three eggs Mix
three teaspoons Of made mustard three
tablespoons of sugar, two teaspoons Of
salt. one level tablespoon of -four and
three tablespoons of olive oh. Add 10
the egg, then pour ON one cup OF hot
vinegar and cook until thick. Stir con-
stantly while cooking in the double boiler
and cool before using
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
anlnnIn-I-r rrnn.. IInn.e.

A hearing took place this afternoon
before Referee in Bankruptcy Arthur
W. Spruance, on the application OF
Thomas K. Bayard, trustee for II. /.
Evans & Co., for an order to sell the
residence of II. L. Evans, at Clay
mont. The hearing was in progress
at the time Of going to press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
GLUE puYs PRoPERTY.

Second ward Democrats WIN Have a
Home ofTheir Own.
The Charles d Bird Democratic Club
Of the Second Ward has purchased lot,
30x75 feet. on New Castle avenue be-
tween Lobdell and A streets. from Bishop
Monaghan. for s475, upon which 1t will
erect a clubhouse
Plans for the building have been pre-
pared by Architect p L. Rice; Jr'i and
the lines were applied for today The
building is to be OF brick, two stones hlgin
and with a frontage OF p feet. IL VIII
have front porch. Inc club mas a
membership Of l43.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
DELAWARE PosTMAsTERs.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Washington, June y. The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations
TO the Senate today;
Postmasters - George B. Ruos,
Bridgeville, Del. ; w. Scott Walls,
Georgetown, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Trainmen 10 Attend Funeral.

Members Of Lodges Nos. l23 and 52s,
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen have
been requested 90 sttend the funeral OF
Howard Taylor. a member OF lodge No.
as. from the residence of his mother
in-lew Mrs George Abelo, 32l East
Fourth street at o'clock tomorrow
nfInrnnnm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
uou1NY rn1rrrne

Beat one egg, add one-half rup Of
sweet milk. TWO level tablespoons Of -four,
a pinch of salt and one quart OF hot
cooked hominy Make into small balls.
roll each in -four and fry IN hot lard lt
deep fat is used put the iritters in frying
basket They are much better when
fried in this way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
LEMON SAUCE.

Stir one rounding tablespoon OF corn
starch into one cup of sugar and turn into
one and onc-hali cups OF boiling water.
Cook five minutes. add one-haf cup Of
butter. the juice and grated yellow rind
of one lemon and last one-hali cup Of
butter. As soon ns the butter is melted
the sauce should be served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
nellere. Itisac case of suleIde.

Coroner Purks says, after investi-
eating the death Of William Ball, col
ored, who was found dead with his
throat cut at his home, below New
Castle, he is satisfied that it is case
of auicide.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Pronoed ana sroIse Harness.

A horse owned by William Maryin
was frightened by a street car at
Sixth and Market streets about 8
o'clock last night and praneed about
after which it fell and broke the har-
ness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Nor WArFIrs-

Mix three cups of boiled rice, after
breaking up we'll with a fork, with three
well beaten eggs and one cup of sour
milk Add two tablespoons Of melted
butter. q pinch OF salt and then three
cups of siftcd pastry -four Add last a
level teaspoon of soda dissolved IN a
little cold water and beat hard. Bake
in q well creased waffle iron,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
roundtobe lemented.

Gertrude Watkins a middle-aged
colored woman was taken into custody
this morning by Police Officer Abra-
hams and was examined by Drs. Tom
linson and Ebert or her sanity. She
was found TO be deIhented and was
committed to the State Hospital at
Earnhurat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
CITY umoiais Amicted.

City Auditor b. l. Spence is con-
fined to his home with an attack of
Indigestion and his clerk, Dennis
Connell, is suffering with a carbunkle,
but is able TO be on duty and is look
ing after the affairs Of the Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
HARTsHoRN MAY BE RELEASED.
So Far the Police Have No Evidence
Anlnnst Him.

Against him.
Chief of Police Black said today Shat
In all probability Clarence Hartshorn,
colored. Who was arrested yesterday, on
suspicion OF being implicated in some
robberies around the city, will be released
tomorrow. as there is no evidence against
him. People who have seen negroes
around their premises az night and have
looked at the prisoner cannot identity
him.
The chief has learnedt hat he came
here from Cecil county recently and has
been working for Frank J. Quinn and
boarding in South Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
LEMON rrnDINo.

Beat two eggs light, add one cup Of
sugar. one tablespoon of melted butter.
one cup OF milk and one and one-hali
Guns of -four Mfted with throo level tea-
spoons Of baking powder Bake IN a
square pan 20 minutes, cut in squares
and serve with hot lemon sauce.