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The evening world., 1906-06-02
SECRETARY ROOT
ACTS IN R|OT|NG
At GREENE MINES
Calls on Mexican Govern
ment for Protection
of Americans.


WASHINGTON. June 2.-Thc state
Department has rrce&ped most ur-
gent telographlc appeal FOR help from
American Consul GalbraitA. at IN
CBulnca. Mexico. IN which the Consul
saws.
"AId from the United states nbroiu-
telv essential"
The State Department has also re.
coivcl dlrcct APPLICATION from tho Gov
cruor II the state of sonora. Mexico.
for help from the American side. a
most extraordinary occurrence.
The direct apeal was tho subject OF
hasty consultations to-day between the
Secretary of state. the cher OF stan,
Brig Gen. Boil and the law officer or
OF the War Department, inasmueh as
the question ~ the right OF the United
states to send troops INTO n hiehd'y
state Is IN d"1ht
heduy lor Orue's
Meanwhile the officers OF the General
stan are making ready to execute any
orders 'iat may ne issued as the re
suit OF Secretary h'o' decision
-Four troops OF cavalry are az foF'
HuachucaN, just no'iH OF i'e !n'er-
national houndhry IN arizona ana tls
staff oulcers assume "'N' '
riiiug This 'oree e' - an
nea within ha'i gay "'''' '''eS
ceiVe orders
Cofninu'''S| lion ,1 -s.'.,,,.
with M'yY' I,,.,,,, 80
'he > '"''' y" ,,,.,", l,,,. , -.
lun' ''ls J." N''.,.e'''a o,ass,-,. ,-s,-rc-
'"'n w." la, - ,,., A,,,or.
,'on' pr,, .!er Constance
y,.,,,,, -, ,no headouarters ~ the
r,a,,,-,,ro,,, n, Colorado in Denver
Tno occ,o, des,otchcs pnon which
So o,a W. Da,,rt,ents are OK.
rn.,,,a 80 a., NO "a ,o,lows
"Naco. Arlz June 1. las.
.sec-et,r, ~ sto,e Washington.
"send oss,s,ance immediately to Car.
,noa Sonora Merlco. American clti.
zeps arc hcing murdered and erty
avnamited and we must have helm.
send answer 10 Naoo.
(slgneD "GAI,BRAITH."
Ano.hc- dospatch from the same ON.
.lnI at csnanea wa. received this morn.
inr. and reads as follows:
imperative that immediate assistance
be rendered to American citizens a,
cananea. sonora. Mexico
Secretary Roo, upon receipt OF these
dAsn,tches sent the following rnessaye
70 A,rhossador Thomn,on in tho City
The evening world., 1906-06-02
Cheap Grades Affected.

NtT. Frlnk Mefrlll. purchasing agent
fog Ackey Neral Il Cogi:. thinks thAt
Tho sale OF lo~-priced can goods only
wll be affected.
1T is very early to foretell exactly in
what this movement against the meat
packers Is gong 10 result" said Nr
Norvall. We have not yet noticed any
eject u?on our sales.
1T seems 10 me. though. that tho fear
of adultcrants md imDurlt es Will rath.
cr prejudice the public ngalna rhearcr
grades Of canned goods nd Increase tho
sales OF superior articles
II F.. Williams. OF No. 80 Seventh
avenue. Is ano' her grocer whose tradr
has been affected by Indignant p-otesta-
tions against methods OF food prepara-
ton.
III this thing keeps up" said Mr.
Williams. I'VE shall consider IL an event
to sell can OF boiled beef. our Gus.
toners now won't hear OF such a
thing.
They look askance at the nsat rous
OF cans and pass them by witt mi huve
ing What is more. they won't lot otbcr
customers make such purchases
'1wo OF my CUSTOMERS, who ara a.
nuatntances, met here to-day. one q,
them was picking out can OF no,.oIs
tongue for sandwiches. Her rrien,i
grabbed her arm and began 10 mnto.''
terrible fuss Put that back abe 81 =
4 won't let you cat II WHY. hayer.,
YOU read The Jungle'"
''Thirgs like that happen all the time
It's very amusing but II wouldn't be
n every grocer didn't sell good many
things besides canned meats
The evening world., 1906-06-02

YOUNG WOMEN between
II and % years OF age TO
learn the telephone business;
permanent positions in cen
trail Offices for those who
qualify; salary S5 per week;
paid while learning Apply
after 8 a. NJ. at 1872 Z. 18th St,
NEW YORK TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
How Condemned Hogs Vanish.

"I understand that they have n Ger.
tain room where all condemned nogs ara
kept and that one man carries the KEY
The inspectors do not keep track OF
what IS condemned This man VINO
carries the KEY s here early and looks
after this condemned stun. and when
the rest OF the hog gang are ready fuT
work these condemned hogs are gone
and nobody knows where to | tried TO
hnd out. but could make no headway
a hog butcher who works in the gang
has told me this. and he says IL is a
fact. | have had him on the watch
out but ne saws that most OF these
fellows are afraid TO talk He tells
mo also that he at times works on
hogs that have cholera. He says he
was raised on a stock farm and can
tell one at frst glance. He wants his
name withheld. for he is like the rest
of us fellows who are afraid to say
much. for II the company should get
wind OF It he would have TO leave. as
We all. or at least Ave thousand OF u.
are dependent upon this octopus FOR
what little we set But tho public docs
not know OF what goes on here. and
knows less still OF what they eat.
think there Is lots OF room for an In
spection, but q would havA To be on
the uuiet."
The evening world., 1906-06-02

on IN the lard refining department. but
! hho" mat ctustle soda ard soap
stone are used In lard compound.
with regard TO the killing OF cattle.
there Is no doubt that a certain per.
csntAse OF them are sick, as the livers
SNOW tu'nors and Assesses on them. and
KNOW from the numocr OF liyers that
does not 90 10 the tank
VITA regard TO killing hogs. We sec
mans come in very often which have
fever sores on them, and Of co',rs
these animals are IN no ht condition
to XII. but you see II costs something
10 feed them. so they go righ, tirougi
The Government inspection part Is IN
fake. these fellows do not attend to
their business at all as / UNDERSTAND
IL There should he two or these IN
spectors on the hog floor; and tho tbin,
IS common talk and hnve seen II my,
self-one In 4 chair half asleen and ~
other fellow walking around paving II,
tie or no attention to what the GOV
ernment requires. Lots Of hogs 20 ~
that they do not even notice. IN, IA,
visitors !ore on the scene they are n;
Z o-G AL attention
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Talking Is cheap and easy.
SO is canned food.
VIII housekeepcrs stick TO their prin-
c!pies. or TO their economy?
Is the fear OF adulterants and i'm
purities in the ready-to-eat stock az the
delleatessen shops and the dry gro
oery stores - real that old purchasers
prefer TO spend more money for fresh
food that requires more time and
trouble 10 prepare?
The answer to these riddles Is yes"
The indications seem 10 prove the
absolute sincerity Of this anu-food trust
agitation.
Dealers Report Decrease.
Retail sales OF preserved foods show
tho effect OF public sentiment. Deal
ers interviewed for The Evening World
reported a distinct falling of IN their
canned food trade md a genera. dis
trust by purchasers OF all sorts OF pre-
served food. Moreover. ;hese men con-
side, the present cut In sales as only
the first Indications Of q great sastro-
ncm!c revolution. Some % them predict
that tbs puollc d.strust awakened
against she tlu-can as . food purvcyOr
Will grow with incredible rapidly and
pat an ene-tye taboo upon the con-
sumption. rot only OF canned meats.
sausases ana the so-cIl.ed potted
animal foods. but upon the whole array
OF i!n-p.,served fruits. vegetables and
table accessories.
The moss grown adage. we eat what
We can, and what We can't We can. "
may come 10 have only historic IN
terest.
The time may De ripe FOR fresh vese-
ta-lanlsm and the rise of that sreI :
neglected domestic Industry cooking
The tin can may have TO 60.
Here is what some people VINO have
been considering this problem have TO
say about Il;
AnsLcan Fight Is Real.
Manager kaA1ma... ot tAe Ma!soa
Funealse. IN Mest TA!rteth street.
Tor canned gods and saHsages IS al
ready noticeable.
IN the last day or two we've been
nnd!ns out that this war cry os Good
kaufman - an Evening " Orld I..pOrfer
.aMy Old Ggst9 % slers who have been or
derins eahned stun every duy in the
year come in here and buy nuts and
fruit and fresh vegetables
They steer clear OF the shelves os
eanngi goods as II they were accursed
Il didn't think much about IL at first
X seemed sort OF Joke that people
would change their diet SO radically
merely because they heard they weren't
eating what they thought they were. I
didn't suppose people really cared
whether their beef was killed h1imanely
md cleanly plt UP so long as they
couldn't toll by looking at IL whetheS-
IL was or not.
There seems, however. To be n lot
OF real sentiment, about food-pretty
strong sentiment about canned food
81 think / shall have to clean out my
store with free hand and set up as a
green grocer"
Refuse Potted Meats.
n. Bernstein, grocer. OF No. 3,3 Sew,
enth avenue. says that from thc dsv
he read the story OF exposure OF ,be
Beef Trust methods In The Eyenine
World. he noticed an immediate effeci
upon his canned goods business
"Why. i read the socount OF the ter
The evening world., 1906-06-02
Revelations Of Methods Used by Beef
Trust Cause Refusal by Custom
ers to Purchase Canned and
Timed Products

It's poisoned goods and It's mighty
after she
products osum get busy with the can
The evening world., 1906-06-02

ELMIRA. June Arthur Stur;on. an
inshrance agent. tried TO end his lie
yesterday. The bullet struck the cheek
may recover,
The evening world., 1906-06-02
In Department Stores.

Some interesting statements OF the
effect OF tGe agitation upon salos were
made by the managers ot the grocery
departments IN the big department
stores. where the greater para OF the
business Is the sale OF canned goods.
The mead clerk IN one OF THESE de-
partmeuts said that one concern had
only yesterday clnceIied orders for a
great display OF their food products, ar
ranging for the exhibit TO be held over
until .ae fall.
They mad the vision 10 see that any
such display would be prontless at a
;ine OF heated public dis.avor Ike
This. was the head clerks comment
The grocery manager In another big
department store said.
There has already been only a slight
falling of in our orders FOR canned
goods. but II is indicative OF a tre-
mendous taboo on timed goods TO
come.
Il am quito certain that tho agita-
ton VIII result IN a cleaning out
OF larder shelves and laying IN OF
fresh foods
The evening world., 1906-06-02

rlble business one afternoon he SAD.
ana SAID to myself II tnere 5 a.. ) y,
did. noticed II The Ie2t day i
dIdn send gu. dozen orders OF timed
meats N thc morning 5 business
asked one OF my old customers Il
fcg luacheol. She threw up her hands
"a horror and looked at me as it were
trying TO pass OF counterfeit bill on
ner
Don't you know what that's made
Off she cried Nothing more tnan un-
born veal Why. "a rather die ,han
serve that or my table
Yet she had been buying potted
chicken once or twice a week for FIVE
years
j find that my customers don't want
anything that comes from Cnicago.
They seem TO think the very namo a
pestlicnce"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22

to Baltimore parties for a plant for the
new electrical supply company, which
is scheduled TO locate in this city about
juno LIST. The New Castle News will
remain in the building for the present.
At the meeting of st. Peters +. A. B.
Society ON Sunday afternoon James
Gott Delaware Montgomery, Frank II.
Fighter, Joseph Hudook and John Tobin
wero appointed a committee TO arrange
for a trolley ride
Although the rehearsal of the pro-
gramme for the celebration Of Chill
drens Day at the Hares Corner Sunday
school has been started no date for
holding the exercises has been named,
because of the other schools having dates
set and the desire 90 hold the affair
without conflicting with the dates Of
other schools.
Window, door screens, fly wire
Stoops*
Carpenters. under the direction Of
John Healey,o of Wilmington have started
the work of remodeling the Bacon home
stead, now part OF the property of St.
Peters parish, and fitting il up for the
~. Franciscan Sisters. who will make il
their home, while teachers of the new
parochial school
William Warren of this city has So
cured position as butcher for George
T. Iohin a Son, and has assumed his
duties
Preparations are being made to take
q number of straw riding parties TO State
Road on saturday evening, to take part
M the strawberry festival which will be
given IN the chapel at that place, for the
benefit of tho Sunday-school which IS
non-dcnominational. The event is an
annual occurrence and is 20 many re-
union of neighbon, where everybody is
sociable
Leather belts, fancy hosiery, sus-
pendes, collars, cuffs, underwear
Bggs*
At the meeting of Adelphia Lodge,
No. $, X. of p, on Friday evening, two
newly elected members will take their
FIRST degree.
Sunday, June 10th. viii be observed
as Children's Day in the NJ h. Church.
superintendent II. W. Lord OF the
Cromwell mills has taken charge and is
hurying the work OF starting the mill.
10 rs expected that number Of opera
uves now working in Philadelphia ex-
pect 10 return here about June 10th.
Reports were current that dog, ap-
paently mad, had been seen here
yesterday
House for rent-Eliason Bro.t
Personal. Mrs. Victoria Wise left for
Richmond Va, yesterday TO remain a
month Miss Florence Case has re-
turned from a visit to the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Robbins. at Germantown.
Pa Miss Ella Fitzgerald of philadel-
phia has arrived home on "a visit a, he,
parents-Mr. Poick of Clayton. n. J..
IS the guest of Mis-. Harry Dennison-
hr. and Mrs. =. F. Dale Of Wilmington
have been tho guests Of Mrs. Johr
bndge~ater Miss Elsie Stewart o
woodbury. \ j., is visiting here -Mrs
Job Taylor has been spending severa
days near Cheswold as the guest of Mrs
John Garrison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
White ShirtwaiSt Suits

OF fine quality Persian Lawns, Ba-
tiste and Organdies, fronts elaborately
trimmed with Swiss embroidery, Val
laces, &c. short and long sleeves
skirts trimmed to match; values up
to Sl2 so; special at
Ct 90 c9 90 "a 90 c6 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
pELMAR HIGH SCHOOL
aclal Correspondence OF Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Delmar, May 22 The third annual
commencement of the Delmar High School
was held in the Opera House, last evening.
The graduating class consisted of Miss
Anna Francis and William stephens.
Prayer was offered by Rev. G. J. Hill of
the NJ. L. Church The salutatorv and
an Grafton on Character" was delivered
by Miss Francis "The American Bov"
was the subject Of an Grafton bv MIR.
stephens, who delivered the valedictorv.
The address of the evening was de-
livered by Rev. John NJ Arters. on "Edu-
cation" The speaker paid a tribute TO
the home, the church and the school,
as the bulwarks of American institutions
Superintendent John ID. Brooks. after
a few remarks of humorous and pleasing
character, presented diplomas to the
graduates. Closing remarks were made
by Prof. Jefferson, principal of the school.
and by Elder A. b. Francis and Rev. r.
II. Webster.
Music was furnished by an orchestra of
home talent Mrs f. +. Lynch on the
piano, Miss Helen Lowe and Walter Ven
ables, violin; 5 NJ. Ellis, cornet, and f.
ii. Robertson, baritone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
vas A povER M11IER.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, May William r. Shantz
the man who killed himself in Whining
ton, yesterday was well known here
whore he worked for several years as a
miller in the local mills, and at Wyoming
and Camden lie was German bv
birth and leaves a widow and one child.
lie was a member Of two secret orders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22

For any pain, from top to toe, from any
cause, apply DR.. Thomas Eclectric oil.
Pam can't stay where It is used.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
stad Correspondence Of Evorg Evening

stah Correspondence of Every Evening.
New Castle. May 22.-Tho largest shad
of the season was caught yesterday hv
Capt. John Foster. who landed one which
WAS claimed to weigh IA pounds. A
number of fishermen are now quitting
the business John Newlove quit on
Saturday and George Irons will quit
today The latter viii return TO the
plant Of the Wilmington Malleahle Iron
Co., where he WIS formerly employed
The highest catch Of fish yesterday was
made hy Jonas Riggin & Son. who landed
~, while oiher totaled N some Of which
were fine.
Much complaint has been heard Of the
actions Of party oi young men and boys
on Sunday evening who we've cruelty
treating dogs by attaching tin cans to
to the tails of an the dogs they could Law
bands upon and then starting the ami
mails Of. Scveml dogs are missing. The
names of some ui the would-be iokens
have been secured and Agent Frank
Stout OF the $. p. G. A. will be notified.
Special bargains this week. Tan and
white mems, ladies shoes. Mattines.
trunks. suit cases, hammocks. go-carts-
StoopsF
Anthony Hall. who has been suffering
from blood poisoning for the past week
will recover The sore hand has been
lancod IN six places and much Of the
poison extracted. His son William.
who ran a tack in his foot on Sunday
morning Is recovering from the injury.
u was al hrst feared that the wound
would prove of serious nature, "a the
foot was badly inilamed and swollen.
Frederick peech. Jr.. who is taking A
course in electrical engineering at the
DreNel Institute. Philadelphia. win close
the term ON Friday
Another invoice, white and colored
shirts 80 cents to 81 So Biggsf
At the meeting Of the Woman's Home
Mission Society Of the NJ. r. Church. al
the home of Mrs Edward CHALLENGER
last evening, the attendance was large
Interesting addresses on the work Of ~
society were gwen by Ms. n. NJ Brown
and Miss Sara Weldin.
Parties from Newport are attemptinp
70 secure the services Of the parties IN
this city who gave the recent entertain.
ment IN the Opera House.
The Jim Shoe. S350-S -Shaw's.
The condition Of Charles Nunson
yesterday, was critical, and but littl,
hope Of his recovery was held out 10 IN,
family last evening. Or. Munson o
Philadelphia a brother of the sick man.
Is m constantlattendance
The Red Mems Hall has been rented
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
LAUREL ErwoRrH LEAGUE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Laurel, May 22.-Laurol Chapter. Ed
worth League, held its anniversary
service m Centenary NJ. L. Church
sunday night. The programme COM
prsed special music by the league choir
and by the Junior League; an address bv
the pastor, Rev. T. +. Terry; Responsive
recitations, illustrating the general and
departmental work of the league. were
presented by James ID. Spicer. the re-
tinng president, and his cabinet.
Ars- Z. ID. G. Hegeman. the new presi-
dent, delivered brief address after
which she was Joined by her cabinet in a
conservation service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
3 ID @ S

oDoho HEAD WASH REMOVES DAN
DkUFF and GROWS HAItt
=, lne only aie, sure and certain rome,iy for head
lice and nits no greise no injury 10 hair ,r soaii,
SOLD ny all druggists or mailed IN plain wrpper
on receipt OF price loc cents. Large size a5 cents
street. Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
S1.49, S1.S8, SITS, S2.SS
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Pillow Cases Of fine bleached muslin,
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Bleached and Unbleached Table
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Mems and Women's fast Black En-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22

Fifty samples rolls Of good China Mat
tings, will not last long at these prices:
S 400 for regular S 600 Netting.
S 600 for regular s 500 Mating.
S 800 for regular $1,000 Mating.
$1,000 for regular $500 Mating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22

Boys extra fine Balbriggan Under
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-22
THE NEWS on NEW CASTLE
A I Abound Shad Was Caught
Yesterday by Capt.
John Foster.
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO DOGS
Anthony Hall Recovering From
Blood Poisoning.

Missionary Meetinr-ChariesM Munson seri-
ously iu New Electrical supply Get
A. u. socisty to Have AN outing Many
70 60 TO state Road ON Saturday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-25
AIDS REPUBLICAN
Bryan Opens Ohio Speaking Tour
With Boost for Kin
kade.
CANDIDATE FOR THE BENCH
Commended for Course at Toledo in
Which He Sentenced Ice Trust
Members.

Montpelier, Ohio. Oct. 25.-WilIiaE
Jennings Bryan began his campaigr.
Of spCechmaking III Ohio here toda :.
In his speech Bryan strongly endorsed
Judge Kinkadc, Independent candidate
for the common pleas bench at Toledo.
iinkade is the judge who heard the
cases against members Of the socalled
ice trust and sentenced them to the
workhouse.
Need More of Kind.
We must have men on the bench, -
said Bryan. who will enforce the laws
kinkade decided for the people and
against the ice trust and therefore he
should have the support of the people -
In national politics Kinkadc is re-
publican.
Open Letter 10 Democrats.
Indianapolis, Oct. 25.-An open letter
10 the democrats OF Ohio from William
J. Bryan was made public at headquaT-
ters OF the democratic state COMMITTEES
this afternoon. The letter expresses
appreciation of the endorsement given
Bryan by the state convention and
urges every democrat to 80 TO the polls,
as it is easier to bring a democrat to
the polls than it is to convert a repuD
lican.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-25
TALKING EDUCATION BILL I
Crisis for British Measure in Debate
Before House of Lords.

London, oct. 25.-The crucial test Of
the education bill was reached today
when the measure came before the
house of lords for detailed debate. The
general belief is that the controversy
will ultimately end in some sort Of
compromise The debate is expected
to last three weeks.
London, Oct. 25.-Rihe shooting will
hereafter be included in the curriculum
of the elementary schools of this coun
try. according TO Mr.. Birrell. president
of the board of education, VINO made
the announcement in the house of COM
mons today