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ooL. MoAusLANp AT HoME.
Atlantic City Railroad superintendent
Able to Leave Hospital.

Atlantic City Railroad huperlntondent
Able 20 Leave Hospital.
Col. A. G.. McCausland. superintendent
Of the Atlantic City railroad, who lost his
right foot under the wheels OF an express
train, at Winslow Junction, n. j., on
june 18th. was able 20 leave the Cooper
Hospital, Camden. yesterday.
Mrs McCausaud and daughter were
at the hospital when Col McCausland
was brought from tho ward IN an cnsyI
chair and they accompanied him in "a.
carriage TO their home at 52l Cooper
street Camden
As he was about TO depart from tho
hospital Col McCausland, in his charac-
toristic hearty manner, shook hands with
tho physicians, nurses and attendants
who had been 80 kind 20 him, They all
agreed that he was the most uncom-
planning and popular patient over adj
mittod to the hospital.
After resting for q short time az his
home nc will 20 TO the scashore 10 re-
cuporatc, and when his leg Is able 10
stand the pressure it will be fitted with
an artificial foot.
The fact that he was able 10 leave the
hospital two weeks after tho operation
was considered remarkable by his ply
| Eicians.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
THE DOCTORS WIFE
-. ,rl,h Hlm About Food.

.rainad nurse SAYS: "In the practice Of
nv nrofession have found 50 many points
in favor Of Grape-Nuts food tnat unheei-
tatinqly recommend it to all my patients.
"If IA delicate and pleasing 20 the palate
ian essential in food for the SICK ana can
~ a5anied to all ages being sottened with
s,,it or cream for babies or the aged when
5aeieisnev 10 teeth render mastication lmpos
sShis For fever patients OF those on liquid
5iet find Grape-Nuts and aloumen water
49, nonrishing and refreshing. This recipe
= nv own idea and is made as follows
So.r teaspooful of Grape-Nuts IN a gisss
- r-ster for hour, strain and serve with
he beatsn white Of egg and spoonful OF
f-,,is iuice for favoring. Ihis accorus 2
s. lau, -5sai Of nourishment that even the
sestsst srs, stomach can assimilate without
Nv husband is a physician and he usei
crans- Nuts himself and orders It many
mp :. Personality regard dish of Grape NUT
Nth fresh or stsWsd fruit ~ the ideal break
tost Tor anvone-Well or sick. Name giVei
bv Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mieh.
IN snv cnss of stomach trouble, nervou
pro-rration or brain fsR, lO-days .rlsl Q
| G-sn.- Nuts will work wendsrs toward neu,
fsbipg and rebuilding, and In this "sy emo
i,,r, tsa tronble, There's a reason" an
/ trial proves. .-.... t,,,t, h,ot
"Ths Road to Wellvilles"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28

Board of Education. who was to present
the diplomas being unable to be present
James ID. Carter of the board, pro-
sontcd them.
The exercises closed with the boue-
diction by Bishop Coleman.
After the diplomas had been presented
by James ID. Carter. acting president off
the Board of Education, In "a pleasing
manner. extending 20 the class the con-
grntulations and best wishes of the board
the following letter. in conclusion of tho
exercises was read 10y Principal A. ii.
Berlin.
Atlantic City. N. j.. juno 25. 06
Dear Mr. Berlin ! had hoped to he with
YOU 90 the commencement exercises of
the Wilmington High School this year
but I find myself greatly disappointed
Win you kindly express my regrets %
the class. as well us my Congratulation-
upon their successful completion OF their
studies
May this auspicious closing Of thcii
public school career be the beginning oil
a useful and happy life.
Respectfully yours,
Evan G Shorilidge
President Board Of Public Education
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
TWO SIMPLE PIES.

sift three level teaspoons Of baking
powder and half level teaspoon OF salt
with two cups of -four; rub in one-half cup
of lard or butter and mix with water
until stiff enough 10 roll out With this
paste line one rather deep pie plate and
cash in several places. Have the edge
cut with a pastry jaeger to make it
crimped. Bake and when cool fill with
stewed berries and cover with beaten
cream; serve at once.
For the second pie line two plates one
deep and the other of the same size but as
fiat as possible for plate 70 be found
Bake these and use for an upper and
under crust for the following filling. Heat
two cups of milk, add one-quarter cup OF
corn starch made smooth with a little
cold milk and cook FIVE minutes. Ado
about two rounding tablespoons Of sugai
and two eggs beaten. Cook until the egl
thickens and flavor with vanilla.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
POTATO sAIAp.

Cut cold boiled potatoes into small dice
and mix with little grated onion; do not
use the onion cut in slices Cover with a
boiled dressing made as follows. Beat one
egg well, add rounding tablespoon of
sugar and one tablespoon of water. beat
again add one cup Of vinegar and a heap
ing tablespoon Of butter. Let the mixture
just come to the boiling point. take from
the fire and add teaspoon of mixed mus
tard. Let stand an hour before serving.
The dressing should be poured on while
hot and will then penetrate and season
the potato.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
COOK STILL I'M TIE RAoE.

though He Received No Votes for Treas
.uers Clerk During the Past Two Weeks
Although James Cook, the colored
candidate for clerk to the city treasurer
% succeed Joseph T.. Postles, has re-
.sled , no votes at the last two meetings
\. clty Council, It was stated today that
ne Is still in the race, though from
PRESENT indications, he stands no chance
beng elected.
Ihe white Republican members are
Tol p expected TO vote for him and the
ppeno1cratio members will vote for John
ssolg9man. The balloting is to be re-
'l'ned al the meeting tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
SPONGE CAKE

Beat three eggs light, add one cup Of
powdered sugar, one cup Of -four sifted
three times with two level teaspoons of
baking powder and last two tablespoons
of cold water Add half teaspoon of
lemon havoring and bake in a mocrTate
oven. To make a roll cake bake this bat
ter in a large pan so that the latter will
be very thin and as soon as taken from
the pan spread with beaten jelly and roll
up at once; pin a napkin round it to keep
it in shape while it cools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
RAISED pouGHNurs.

Mix two cups Of scalded and cooled
milk with one-haf yeast cake dissolved
in one-half cup of cool water and enough
flour to make a drop batter. Make this
batter at noon, cover and let rise until
evening, then add -four, one rounding
tablespoon OF butter, one level teaspoon OF
salt one beaten egg, one cup of sugar and
one-half level teaspoon each of soda and
cinnamon. Let rise until morning, knead
and roll out half an inch thick. Cut in
rings, let rise on the board until doubled
in size, then fry. These doughnuts are
better if kept a few hours before eating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
LEMON PIE

Pare and crate one large potato, then
lemon and the juice, one cup of sugar,
the volks of three eggs and bake in
paste-lined plate When done add a me-
ringue made from the stifily beaten whites
Of three eggs and three rounding table
spoons of powdered sugar. Set in a cool
oven to color a little.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
BIDS FOR GARBAGE.

To Be Opened az the Meeting Of City
Council Tonight.
At the meeting of City Council tonight
bids will be opened for the collection and
disposal OF garbage, the collection period
being three years and the period for dis
posal nine years. Many people have
secured application blanks and it is be-
lieved that tho number of bidders viii be
large.
In the event Of Council being satisfied
with the bids, the contracts will probably
90 into effect on the FIRST Of October,
which will give the parties securing the
contract for disposal ample time to pre-.
pare the crematory for the work, pro
vided il is necessary TO make a change
from the present plan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
Delaware Hospital Rummaqe Sale.

ne annual rummage sale of the Della
n "r,s v Hospital will take place the week
y november 5th at the usual place, Odd
,,t''.s tsIoWs Hall. The managers solicit con-
nv ,GI.oulions of every kind. They make
rsoo; ps appeal each year, and always have
ro.I. ,o.Ilved such an answer that the "Sale"
49, F-Aes good revenue for that hospital.
y t'elas ls OF the hospital who wish to get
CS.yyl goods now will please notify Mrs
=, ~ NJ y. Rumford, ID. 4 A. phone 346,
MSS Anna Lea, d. l. A. phone 3l6lA. :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
southern Peaches in Market.

Southern peaches have begun TO arrive
in the local market in quantities sufficient
10 supply the demand. The price varies,
hut Is reasonable, considering the dis
tance from the growers. The fruit is in
excellent condition and bears a striking
resemblance to the Delaware peach,
although the taste is slightly different
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
pun;is' Recital.

A pupils' recital was given last Tues
dav evening bv Miss Mofit, at her home,
300 West Eighteenth street. An IN
teresting programme was given, after
U,bicb Refreshments were served on the
lawn The event was enjoyed by all
Who had the pleasure OF being there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
Thrown From a Horse

Miss Jane Dumbrill, q young woman,
who is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Price
of SOB South Clayton street, fell from a
horse yesterday afternoon, because Of
the breaking of n stiuup strap. The
young women were taking q ride on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue when tho accident
happened. Her ankle was fractured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28

small buttons and there is a scalloped
collar at the neck that in this in
stance is edged with a frill Of ribbon.
The sleeves are comfortably loose,
finished with becoming cuffs.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size 10 years. is
wards q, 3 yards A or 2116 yards 81
inches wide with yards Of ribbon
to trim as illustrated.
The pattern 5397 is cut in sizes for
girls Of 6, s, 10 and u years Of age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
BALTIMORE . ONO RAILROAD.
Popular Excursion to Niagara Falls-only
$40 Round Trip.

sPuid EXCURSION 70 niagara Eals-Ohly
$40 Round Trip.
June 29th July 18th and 9th, August
ID and 18th, September 14th and 2Sth,
1906.
Excursion tickets will be sold on above
oates, good going only on train No. 504,
leaving Wilmington at $40 a. m, arriving
Niagara Falls at II p. m.
Tickets valid for return ten (l0) days
including date of sale, on all regular
trains, except "Black Diamond" Express
ol lehigh Valley route.
Cau on ticket agents for pamphlet
giving full particulars as to stop-overs,
SIDE trips, dc.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
eiIclrara Tor Horae Tar.

As the city tax bills made no provision
for the collection Of horse tax, sticlkers
have been printed and arc being pasted
on tho bills Of people owning horses. The
work Is being done by the clerks in the
tax Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
Anti -Clgarette Lanrna-

rs.s;, rte AnIti-Cigarette League held q
pB;oL last Tuesday evening, after
prs'aI .u social time was had BY those
h,rt new, ~ the party numbering Is. The
lS,b meeting will be held on September
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
unt.l AlteratIons.

Part of the Shipley street front Of the
LAFAYETTE cafe. at Seventh and Shipley
streets. is being torn out preparatory to
making some alterations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
win Reserve a Cosy Corner

so that you can listen to the orchestra
the Pioneers have engaged for their ex-
cursion and moonlight to Washington
Park. Saturday, June 30th.+
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
/ IGlI SCHOOL CONNGNCENi Mt
Annual Exercises Held at the
Institution Last Night
IT WAS THE 315T ANNIVERSARY
Building Was Crowded With
Friends OF Education.

Essays aud Orations by Members OF tho
Graduuung Glass. Addresses hy rromi-
nent speakers, Enjoyable Music and
Other Pleasant Features.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
NEWS OF SUNSHINE SOCIETY
What Is Transplrlng In the Lo-
cal Branches
OFINTERNATlONAL ORGANlZ lZATlON
Meeting at St. Paul's Church on
Monday Evening.

Musical Programme and Election OF state
Omcers-Entertained by state President
Sunshine e-Entertainmcnt by
Ola swedes Juniors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
7Hc TRUSTEES OF TIE POOR
,o,sslon as to Number Of
DO Beds in a Room at a
County Hospital
roNCESSION TO AGED COUPLE
vvoman to be Admitted Who
= Weighs 400 Pounds.

.o,s Awarded for Beef Butter, Bread,
con- Goods, Drugs, Groceries, Shoes and
wheat Crop the Largest Ever
Ss,.ed ON the County Farm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
New Dam Being Built.
MEXICO CON. DIVIDENDS.
Plan of Payments Agreed on by Di-
rectors of Company.

1t is planned to begin dividends on the
go. .0l0 sharcs Of stock of the Mexico Con
soidatcd company In March at the rnte
OF 10 cents per share per month. The mill
lie now treating between sevcnt~-1Ve and
eighty-thr-o tons OF ore per day, and the
company Is earning 5000 net In sold per
month above prospective dividend require
mcnts OF Is cents per share.
The company has recently placed an
order with the Auto Car Equipment COM
peny of Buffalo for nye flve-ton motor
cars which will be used in transporting
its shipping ore from the mines to con
nection with the railroad. sixty miles DIS
tant The Mexican Government has agreed
TO build n road which viii permit the op-
GRAFTON OF motor cars.
II Ie. claimed by Mexico Consolidated
interests that without doing any more
work there Is 100000 net gold value OF
ore In the mines. or sufficient 10 pay
$50 per eharc upon the stock. The lowest
workings OF the mines are but 80 feet
In depth and the management has Just
begun stopping All Its ore shipped up 10
the present time has come entirely from
development work.-Boston News Bu-
ICau,
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Startling But True.

People the world over were Mortified
on learning OF the burning OF a Chi
cago theater in which nearly six hun
dred people lost their lives, yet more
than five times this number or over
5000 people, died from pneumonia I'm
Chicago during the same year, with
scarcely a passing notice Every one
of these cases of pneumonia resulted
from a cold and could have been pre-
vented by the timely use of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. A great many
who had every reason to fear pneu-
monia have warded 1t off by the
prompt use OF this remedy. The fol-
lowing is ON instance of this sort. ",roo
much cannot be said in favor of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. and especial
ly for colds and Influenza. 1 know that
II cured my daughter, Laura, Of a &C.
we're cold. and 1 believe saved her life
when she was threatened with pneu-
monia- w. d. Wilcox. Logan, New
York. Sold by all leading druggists,
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Companies Attempt provements.
STRIKE IN LEMHI.
Rich Discovery Made on the Leadville
Mine at Junction.

Interesting news comes from the mines
Of Lemhi county Gdaho) district, I'm which
a number of Salt Lake investors have
considerable interests. Strikes OF great
importance have been taking place for
some lime past, and tho district is giving
every promise Of being listed with the
most important producers OF that state
short time, The following article from the
Lemhi Herald will 5a Of interest TO the
mining fraternity of this State;
The tolephons To Junction Saturday
evening revealed the glad account of a
rich strike of ore I'm the LeadvIle mine.
belonging 10 the Junction Mines company
Tor the past six weeks this company has
mad forces OF men employed on contract,
drifting upon TWO separate levels. The
upper level has been continuously in ore
and during a part Of the time they haro
had ore In the lower level, but on Satur-
day the lower. or 160- foot level. broke into
body of steel galena, making solid ore
OF the entire face.
The exact dimensions OF the body have
not yet been ascertalned. but enough ap-
pears 10 say that ~ Is seven feet wide II
on the surface. and found to be several
hundred feet long, and Its appearance
thus, $50 feet below the apex, is In the
exact position where they expected 30
find H. Tho ore. to all appearances, is az
rich as any the mine has ever shown. All
the assays made have shown 10 to % per.
cent lead and 70 TO IS ounces Of silver
The distance to tho railroad at Red
rock. or the new station of Armstead on
the Short Line, Is forty-one miles. and a
good wagon road trsVerses the distance
This giv@s the company splendid chance
to get action on the product at once, and
IL Is sure that the coming summer Will
see great shipments of ore going to mar
ket. 1t is regarded as one OF the best ore
discoveries ever made In that country
and much excitement prevails at Junction
City.
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UTAH MINE DIVIDEND.
Company Declares Thousand-Dollar
Dividend for February.

The Utah mine, located at Fish Springs.
again comes TO the frcnt and announces
It's s100a dividend, which the investing
public has begun to look upon as a mat
ter OF right. At the regular monthly
meeting held I'm this city Thursday after
noon the directors declared the profit
distribution to this amount, the dividend
being payable the 18th Of the month, the
books closing on the 18th
without regard to the condition of the
roads over which the company must
haul the ore from the mine to Oasis In
order to reach the railroad. the manage
ment has been for some time past stead
fly increasing the number of ore teams,
and the working force OF the mine, while
not increased materially. has found the
developments OF this property such that
a greater tonnage and OF better ore can
be lifted from the mine. The minc is In
excellent shape. and the prospects are
that with larger shipments that seem
bound to follow from now on, the dIyi-
dends will not only continue regularly.
but an increase In amount may be the ul-
Innate result,
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0SLER'S THEORY UPSET
Chicago Judge Is S4, and His Bailif
Is 81,

CHICAGO. Feb. S.-The theories OF DR..
Osler and others who held that men
should retire when they reach tho age
OF 10 years. cannot gain n foothold In the
chancery division of the Superior court
presided over by Judge Joseph Z. Gary.
In this court the three official positions
are fIlled by three men whose combined
age is 23O years. Each Is the Oldest I'm
point Of years In his special branch OF
service I'm Cook county
The men and their ages are as follows
Judge Gary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 years
Bailiff Joseph Santa .-.-,..,,......S years
Minute Clerk James Collins ..... % years
Judge Gary has celebrated the forty
third anniversary OF his elevation to the
bench In Cook county. Bailin Santa has
been attached TO Judge Gary's court
since 1913. The youth of the trio. Clerk
Collins. excuses his few mistakes by say
ing he is not as experienced as the Judge
or the baillff.
Every day / see lawyers before me
whose fathers tried their first case al
my bar" said Judge Gary. II guess we
can get along all right
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
OHIO ToNoPAH WILL SHIP.
After Long Pull Company Comes to
Front With Ore.

Perhaps few things have created such
interest during the latter days as the
Ohio Tonopah mining operations and de-
velopments at Tonopah, and for the first
time and after a long wait and a strong
pull against many odds, this company Is
about TO enter the list of shippers OF that
district II is stated that twelve inches
OF the latest strike made on his property
Will average between $500 and $1,000, while
four feet of the ledge Is very good ship
ping ore.
or the ledge itself. it is stated that It
is one OF the largest heretofore cncoun-
tered in that region, giving every indlca-
tlon OF strength and pcrmancncy The ore
ls being sacked at the mine from the 400
foot level, and from the indications. the
Ohio Tonopah will long be numbered with
the remuneratiye producers of Tonopah.
The career OF this property Illustrates the
possibilities of that country; short time
ago the stock could have been purchased
for a few cents; 1t was quoted Thursday
at AZ cents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09

MORNING CALL
Ajnx, 100 at 3oc
Con. 8ercur. 1000 al Sc
Little Bell. 200 81 To-.
Shares sold, 200
Selling value. sl760
OPEN BOARD
Butler-I.ocrnl $50 at he
Columous Con. % at N.T5; zoo al $3.50. zoo
at 81 100 at ASS.
May Day. 1coo at lS&c. 100 at 1sc
Victoria, 800 at N.s9.
Victor Con, 800 at ti4c
Shares sold. t275
Selling value. s3soo.25
AFTERNOON CALL
Daily, $50 at SIPS; 81 at 81 %; II at 81 30. 100
AT 81 "a. 100 at t1.22.
May Day, aOo at 1eci 1000 at 16l.c. 1000 AT
16tc. solsr thirty days.
Star Con- 500 at l3c.
New York, 1000 lS&c. seller sixty days: I:
500 at 1e7Sc seller sixty days, Gno at 1915
seller thirty days; 1000 1870. seller thirty
days
Shares sold g9Ii.
Selling value, $3.50 IS
OPEN BOARD
Columbus Con, 80 at S. IS; 100 at 81 SaI5A lGo
at s. 81. 1000 at 81 20: 100 at Si73
Eagle s. Blue Bell, go at s.
Carisa- 100 nt 2iZc.
Little Bell ap at s3.75. 100 ut S3.s5. buyer
thirty days.
Silver Shield. 100 at 2ol7c 500 at 211sc. buyer
thirty days.
Tetro. Zoo at 1910.
May Day. 1910 at 1880.
Shares sold, 400
Selling value, s31S2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-09
Mining Notes

Mine Manager Louis Gates Of the Boston
Consolidated was In tho city Thursday.
Thomas Weir. manager OF the Ajax. spent
Thursday at Tintlc.
Superintendent A. o jacobson of tho Co.
lumbus Consolidated mine LEFT for that prop
erty Thursday morning.
c. Fl. Sohcu. tho well-known mining man
Will leave today for Calento and Good
Springs in connection with his mining Inter
csts.
F II. Janncy, superintendent OF tho Utah
Copper company. was In the city Thursday
The Nevada Alpine mine wos In the market
Thursday With of
Harry Cole who has been in Manhattan is
expected home today.
f. II Taylor OF the Tuylor & Brunton sam-
pier is in the city from Denver.
q. II. Robinson. OF the shareholders of
the Ynmpa sncltcr. arrived in tho city Thurs
day from the East
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Boston Copper Letter.

James A. Pollock e Co. furnish the fcl-
! lowing Boston letter. received over their
| private wire.
The Boston market opened quietly
| with stendy tone. The feature continued
| 10 be Bingham Consolidated and Boston
| Consolidated After the noon hour the
market was quiet. with Dominion strong
Boston Consolidated was weak The mar
ket closed steady"