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The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-30

we, with our weak understanding, COM
prehend why, if Chicago is honored with
two pictures of it's members, why one con-
gregation is particularly singled out for
the insurance of Immortality Of its presi-
dent and rabbi, while others, for in
stance, Sinai congregation, is absolutely
ignored. Is "the committee" a congre-
gational affair, with the special object in
view of booming certain favorite con-
gregations, their presidents and rabbis?
Or did this "Ruach Ha Kodesh' (hOly
spirit), which seems to have more to do
with this committee of fifty than many
of us imagine-considerin the fact that
it's coming into existence was neither
American, neither Jewish, neither nat
ural, but an un-American, un-Jewish, un-
natural or supernatural-not know that
there is a rabbi Of Chicago in the COM
mittee whose name is Dr. Hirsch? Or,
was this omission perhaps the punish
ment which the inspired" spokesman
of the committee inflicted on the rabbi
of Sinai congregation because last May
he had the timerity to sign, and per-
haps to inaugurate the strong protest
against the whole un-American and un-
Jewish business?
Well, let us hope, trust and pray that
the time may come soon, and i'll our own
days, when the prophet Elijah, will sat
isfactorily answer all these perplexing
questions. E. SCHREIBER.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-30

"Give to Caesar what is Casar's. Love
your enemies bless those who curse you.
If one taketh away thy cloak, give him
thy coat also. If one striketh thee on
thy right cheek, turn unto him thy left
also" These and similar doctrines of
the lowly Nazarene, "who had no place
where to lay his head" are most beauti-
fully carried out by the clericals in
France Instead of giving to Cesar
i. e., the state-what is Casar's, and,
hence doing all in their power to facili-
tate the duties Of the government in its
resumption of church inventories as is
done by the Jews and Protestants, the
representatives Of the "religion Of love"
shovel burning sulphur from the roofs
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-30
Hebrew Poetry

Hebrew poetry has power over our
feelings because it is always in dead
earnest. There is no play-acting here.
When one sees or reads Hamlet, or Mae
beth, or King Lear, one is absorbed in the
distress and suffering but always behind
the absorption is the sense of detach
ment from real affairs Unconsciously
we feel that we can afford to take part
by imagination Of the suffering, because,
after all, it is not real. To understand
and appreciate the poetry of the Old Tes-
lament one must remember that it is al
ways real. The sufferings, or the joy, or
the faith are the experience of real men
llttering forth the depth Of their soul.
Their poetry had always the direct and
practical purpose of unburdening real
feeling; there is no make believe here.
Even in Job the apparent form Of a
drama is in the thinnest of masks for the
deep and real feelings which lie under
meath. The book is not an effort for the
author to imagine how such a man as
Job, suffering such trials, would have
felt, but rather the expression of actual
distress over the hopeless plight OF his
people. The mental tortures under
which Job writhes are therefore those OF
real people in real and narrowing per-
plexity; and the overwhelming power OF
the answer of the Almighty, the direct
witness Of faith which could not be
daunted by the most grievous trials
Atlantic Monthly.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-30
EDITORIAL

Following is the net result in one year
of the grant Of so-called constitutional
government in Russia by the Gar:
Killed and wounded from political rea-
sons, 1892 persons. This item Of news
which speaks volumes is taken from one
of the leading Russian newspapers, the
"Strana.'
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-30

Of the churches upon the heads OF the
poor officials, also Roman Catholics, who
are charged to assist in the separation OF
church and state. No wonder that in the
once "most Christian country, which
the Popes proudly called the beloved
daughter of the church, in Roman Cath
olic France the church and its mlnions
have so rapidly played out. Fumes OF
burning sulphur will not win back for
the church her lost ground.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-30

Bankrupt ZiOnlsm is at 1t again. Now
it is begging for S., 900 for the purpose
of 'Yiddish" paper which should
champion the lost cause. Well, well!
Who would have thought that it should
be necessary to start jargon paper, de-
voted to the Zionistic propaganda? In
season and out Of season it has been
dinned into our ears that ZlOnism and
unadulterated Judaism are identical
terms, that every orthodox Jew is go ipso
Zionist, and that opposition to Zionlsm
is to be found only among the wicked
reformers. More than this, every jargon
paper from New York to San Francisco,
so long as DR.. Herzl, the honest leader,
was alive, was a Zionistic paper And
now comes the wall for money in order
to establish a jargon paper, espouslng
the cause Of Zionism. Oh, what fall is
this!
But is it any wonder? Not only has
Zionism so far done nothing, absolutely
nothing, but the jargon papers, which
formerly with fervor and enthusiasm
used to espouse its cause, have OF late
years commenced to ask lnconvenlent
questions, which, however, failed to re-
ceive satisfactory answers. The Jargon
papers, supported as rule by poor con-
stituents, who often robbed their chill
dren OF pair Of shoes in order to swell
the funds Of the 'Colonial Bank the
shekel funds, and the numerous other
shrewd schemes to get money, have be-
come anxious to know what has become
of this money. Many refuse to contrib
ute or to buy shares. Hence a new jar
gon paper is needed which would not
ask embarrassing questions.
Hinc lilac lacrim9.
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.

Associated Prea Of iipatch bT Special Wires
Springfield, o., May 6.--Ihe glazing
mill Of the Miami Powder Co., Is miles
south Of here, blew up early today, des-
troying about 250 tons Of the finished
product. No one was hurt, and the
cause Of the explosion Is unknown.
Most Of the houses at Goes station, a.
hamlet near the mills, were partially
wrecked. Xenia, four miles away, was
shaken and many windows were broken.
The townspeople rushed from their
homes, fearing an earthquake. The
shock was distinctly felt in Springfield
and caused general alarm. None Of the
other mills, which are scattered along.
the Miami River for a distance Of several
miles, was damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
Auoclaled rTIu Dispatch ~ SPECIAL wire.

Associated rress Dispatch by Special Wires
Sharon, Pa, May S. Harry Mccarthy,
rs yeam old, OF this city, died In the
Sharon Hospital last night as a result of
injuries received IN the preliminary
bout with Young Aspbery, also Of this
city. The principal bout was between
Jimmie Dunn of Newcastle, Pa, and
Tommy Feliz Of Brooklyn N T., and
while these two were fighting the fourth
round of their contest it was announced
that Mccarthy was dead Tho police
stopped the exhibition and took the
names Of the managers and seconds.
Arrests viii probably follow.
When Mccarthy and Aspbory finished
their match, Mccarthy walked smilngly
from the ring to the dressingroom. After
a few minutes. he collapsed and became
unconscious Restorativcs failed 20 have
any effect, and the physicians dospaired
of the hoy's life before he was taken 20 the
hospital. The bout in which he pariici-
pated was not a strenuous one, and there
were no hard blows. Heart failure Is
given as the cause of death.
John Mccarthy, the boys father, who
Is a policeman, threatened TO kill every
body connected with the fight and had
to be forcibly restrained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
POLICE STATION COAL.

Contract for Winter supply Awarded by
the Commissioners Last Night.
The Board Of Police Commissioners,
az lis weekly meeting Taste vening awarded
to the Edward Il. pusey Co. the contract
for 20 tons of coal for the police station,
the supply necessary for next winter. The
contract price is $3.50 per ton, delivered
nt the stationhouse. Bids were opened
several weeks ago, but only two proposals
were received Letters were received
from other dealers stating that they did
not bid because Of the trouble at the
mines.
Chief Of Police Black was instructed
10 engage force Of cleaners to give the
stationhouse It's annual spring house
cleaning The interior Of the building
will be thoroughly renovated and the
cells and corridors whitewashed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
NED JIM EDDm BET MURDERED,

AIsociaicd Prall Dlspaioh By Special WiFeI'
Constantinople Turkey, May S.--Ned
Jim Eddin Bey, procurator-general OF
the vilayet Of lripoh, North Africa, has
been murdered in a highly sensational
manner by Ali Shamyl Pasha, former
military governor Of Scutari
According TO reports received here,
Ali Shamyl who is Kurdish chleitain
and who recently was exiled to Tripoli
on the charge of being concerned in the
murder of Redvan pasha, at Constanti-
nonle. WAS undergoing an examination
when he rushed upon the proc,rator-
general liked his teeth in the officers
throat and held on like a bulldog until
his victim was throttled TO death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
WILMINGTON CLUB.

ORGANIZATION for the Ensuing Year r.
fected Last Evening.
The newly-elected board Of governors
Of the Wilmington Club held meet
ing last evening and organized ior the
ensuing year by electing the following
officers: Nice-Prosident, Thomas n.
Bavard: Treasurer, Alfred ID. Poole
Secretary. J. Chester Gibsoni House
Committee. J. Chester Gibson, Arthur H..
q Garrett and Thomas L. Bayard
Al the annual meeting Of the club, on
April 10th. when the board Of governors
was chosen. Horace W. Cause was elected
president.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
A-oci.tsd Pron DIlpAlenss bT apsciai wirsA

Associated Prona Dispatches bY Special Wires
Manila, p. T., May s.-Gov.-Gen- Ide
has cabled Secretary Of War Taft a. fol-
lows;
can tho people Of tho Philippines,
irrespective Of nationality, are pro-
loundly moved by the terrific disaster
which has belallen San Francisco and
It's inhabitants. In the name of all, /
extend the most profound sympathy TO
the sufferers and request that you make
known this fact TO tho people Of San
Fmncisco. ! will forward in few days
a draft for funds contributed by officials,
citizens and organizations, without
respect TO nationality Il is not such a
contribution as we would wish 10 make,
but is an evidence Of the deep sympathy
We feel. Our only regret is that the
poverty Of the people prevents US render
ing greater assistance Every material
portion of the contribution comes from
filipinos, who initiated the movement" ="
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
wnmraroN N-ELKToN TRoLLEY.

oompany Has Made the Necessary De-
posit OF 81, 900 Required by Cecil
County Commissioners.
The directors OF the company which IS
10 build q trolley line connecting WI
mineton and Elkton, Md, have de-
posifed 81 900 with the Cecil county
commissioners, the guarantee required,
In consideration OF a franchise granted to
use roads IN that county.
The agreement, It is understood IS
that fhe road is to be completed and in
operation in Cecil county by October
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
PLOT TO AssAssIEATE oAoEREs.

Associated Press DispAten By specisl Wires
santo Domingo, May S.--It became
known TODAY that the authorities dis
covered on May 9th plot to sssassinate
President Caceres az he was leaving the
theatre. Several arrests have been made.
Shots we're exchanged last night near
this city between rural guards and sup
posed revolutionists. The city and It's
Surroundings we're calm this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
PERMANENT QUARTERS.

John Brown Political Association Located
al Walnut Hall.
The John Brown Political Association
has secured permanent quarters ln Nainu,
Hall. at Ninth and Walnut streets, ana
hereafter all of the meetings will be held
there. Tho club has been meeting az
sixteenth and Walnut streets
Inc object Of the club is to organize
colored voters throughout the state,
With a view to encouraging independent
action at elections. Meetings arc held
every Friday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
guPrRv1aoR or FIRE HYDRANTs.

A New Departure Decided Upon by tho
Board Of Water Commissioners.
Al the meeting Of the Board of Water
Commissioners yesterday afternoon, it
was decided to exercise departmental
supervision over the opening and using
Of fire hydrants by people not connected
with the Water Department, and with
this object in view Chief Engineer Loisen
was instructed TO select a supervisor TO
have charge OF this work.
The bank balance was reported to be
S67 1921. The weekly payroll, amount-
ing to sl,7l0.33, was approved and or
dered paid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
oTF1cIAL gaLAL TRIP.

Associated Press pa9ii.' a oy speoal Wire.
Philadelphia, Pa, May s.-The cruiser
ST. louis, built az the yard Of the Neahe
& Levy Ship and Engine Building 20. or
this city, sailed today for Boston for an
official trial trip.
The cruiser is required under the con-
tract with the government 70 develop AZ
speed Of % knots an hour for four sue
cessive hours. The trial ia expected to,
take place next Saturday. The st. Louis
on the preliminary trial attained more
than y knots.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
FoR SALE.

Bakeries, coal yards, dry goods stores, grocer-
ies saloons, country hotels, meat markets, leases
cigar and new. stands manufacturing plantA
farms. houses Also lots ia all parts OF the coun-
INV on easy terms ! have clients who wish to
INV your property or business Yours might suit
them send me a description OF property or bus
.iuess and lowest price. ! cannot supply the do
mnnd Money 10 loan on mortgages, rents
roilected, estates managed. I sell hre. life, ac-
cident. health aud plate glass insurance None
but lest companies represented. No charge for
advice or trouble Lists mailed on application.
Il. +. McENlLLl,
628 West Fourth ST., Wilmington, Del
Del Phone 29Si. d. q A. e04D ieb22-tts-u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
Rronosals.

nROPC SAILS FOR FUkElsHING BlAqKRIALs
/ and labor. 4 ne Board OF Directors oil The
steel aud sever Department VIII receive sealed
prof ofals at the once s. ". Corner sixth and
King streets until 10 o'c ock a. m, luesday,
Mas 18th l906 for furnishing the following
the Street and sewer Department Tor period oi
one year from June lst 1876
MAIERIALs.
Blu. gutter stone foreign and domestic Port
land cement, terra Gotta pipe, castings, sewer
bricks Sidewalk paving bricLa bar sand and
paving sand and gravel
LABOR.
For paving side gutters and crossings.
Copies Of Instructions, spec tcations and pro-
poial blanKs may be Obtained at the o. ce Of
the DEPARTMENT
TIE right @ reject any and all bids or to accept
My portion OF q bid is reserved.
Attest: L. v. CHRlsIY,
mv55t secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
CELEBRAT1EG 81 moHAELs DAY.

Italian Society Attended Church and had
a Picnic.
In celebration Of st. MichaePs Day,
St Nichacls Society, an Italian organi-
zation. attended services az the cathedral
tbis morning. after which ID had picnic
et Bavarian Park. Fifth and du Pont
Tbe society paraded this morning
headed bv the Italian National Band, a
local musical organization, which fur
nishcd excellent music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
FATAL BOXING CONTEST
Harry Mccarthy Dies as a Result
OF bis Preliminary Bout With
Young ASpbGTTy.
TIE BLOWS WERE NOT HARD
Heart Failure ls Given as the
Cause OF Death.
ARRESTS LIKELY TO Be MADE
Names OF Managers and Sec
onds Taken.

John Mccarthy, the noy's Father, who
isA Policeman, n Threatened 10 X u Every
body Connec ctcd with he right aud Had
60 be Forcihly Rostrninod.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
Country Boarding.

0AKIAWN. s Mills fKuM WlLMlNGToN
I J on the R g. o., nVo minutes walk from uklen
Station nm shade Tree, large lawns peauuiu
v,9iks Ieunis. cr0Quet. shuficnoard, ifee 20
the guests kxce.leut table menu service own
veqefables Write for terns- address
MRS. AMELlAk. ERWIN tgnen, hanee u "
,rsvi.tts-fm Delaware County, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
9ublif sales.
afmorals.

NTIss CAVhEDER HAS MOVED FROM The
MI Preston TO 4Oi West Seventh 81. myo-lt
n nEMOVAL--MRR JOHN II. BRAUNslElN,
Ii, hair dressing, shampooing, ncial ana head
mass. re. maniCurlng, has removed % NO. Zlol
Market street. Telephone ID. * A. LISA.
apr2i-tts-lm
MISS ALBERTA CHANCE, REPRESENTA-
Nl tive of Bordenis Condensed MIX Co. has
removed 10 2iO West Tenth street. d. q A b5zoD
aprl4-tts-lm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
EoR sALE.

New colonial. porch frort brick dwellings on
Markct street and Fourteenth street. Just finished;
Gre loc ton. central. convenient Have ten
rooms. including pantry and bath room, heater,
furnished hall. open stairway, hardwood finish,
comcn-cl cellar. porcelain lined bath tub, wash
sta 40 and kitchen sink; siphun JET water closet
gns fixtures have electric lighters. VIII be
napered 10 suit buyer Prices reasonable. Terms
10 suit purchaser lmmed ate possession.
Apply 10 WM r. HAWKINS.
apriotH'a ~ Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

The bell rings tonight at SIS. The
District SCHOOL, will convene az the New
Csntury Club exactly on time. n you
~snt pleasant evening you had better be
present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

A..ooi.,.d Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
Washington, May s.-Weather fore
cast for Delaware;
showers tonight; fair and cooler TO-
morrow; fresh south, shifting to west.
wind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
for Rtni.


ISoR RENT-NIoELY FURNISHED RooMs,
= mys.ttsi@ Ss'a Inn anu 7oi rANALL STREET.
NOR RKNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
mys-2t A 5, Every fvening once
IN myss,s iioS JEFFERSON sTREEr
NOR REMITTANCE SECOND STORY FRONT
II room, unfurnisned. Apply
myS-ttslm lo2i ia NALL STREET.
NOR RFNT-TwO Oh THAR ROOMS IN |
II private family; no children; -
myeSN lev' So - = - ~ m -.
NTfwLY FURNISHED sEcoNp FLOOR |
N front. gentlemen or married couple; COM /
veniences. 70i1S MARKET ST. myISE
r,oR RFNT-FOuR ROOMS WITH UsF OF |
II bath. Apply 6i8 PINE STREET my7-sN
IL my7-stS sol EAST EIGHTH ST
TNoR RENr-FoUR UNFuRNIsHEp ROOMS.
Il my53i HlsHiPLhY STREET
NOR etNT-NfcELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
II private family for gentlemen.
myti2tl 90 ORANGE slkhhh
TSok RfNq-oN LEW ~ BEACH, a LARGE
furnished cottage. fronting bay. Address
my26I p. o. BOX, NO 81 Lewes, Del
T,0K Rant OR sAIH-NO. iOi7 ADAMS
Il street. ~ rooms and bath, hrst-class, double
nGGlsi spfsoa f'''''' sos wssr FIFTH STREET.
TrOR REET -FOUR ROOM AMI BATH
L spr-4-im FfLL's, Fourth ana snipley
T-oR FrEI-KICEIY FUkNI- HE'D ROOMS
ior gentlemen Apply g. BAUER
asst iaple Hotel, Fourth and Frsneh Sta
TURNIsHED ROoMs NEAR COOL -PRlNG
myi.us.im rass' '''''' . - very evening once.
T1oN RKNT-FU NlsHED AND UNFuR-
| 4 niehed rooms; use Of homes terms feasona-
Die. so VAN BURN -Ikk 7. aprls-lm
TSoR RENI-NlCELY FURNlsHtD ROOMS AT
/ j aprl8-lm sos Wksl STREET
TUFEIsHKD ROOMS; AL ooNYtNlAhCEa
/ L sprl2-ff 6s KING STRfET
pLKA-ANT coRNkk EkoNl sooMs;
apr17-1m Cor. Delaware avenue.
TTOK RENI - TNO FLOORS fOR Ll1hI
manufacturing aoxiD ieet plenty Of light
WILMINGTON PROVISION 60.
sep27-u Third and Oinnge stIeeta
TNOk KkNI-kOOAs Ok OfrlUES
Il lylgu bcs MAkkEl STREET
| FOR RENT.
7ls ". Ninth street rooms and bath.
go Gray avenue, rooms aud unth porch.
Gk0RGE n. MILLER.
spr2e-lm ios W. Eighth street
| FOR RENT.
fyle st. and Bayard ave, two new houses
sos Harrison street. II rooms and bath, SO.
20 and 10 Cray avenue, rooms anu bath, SlA
1906 stockton street, rooms and hath, Sl2
Robinson street. i've rooms, 50.
| n. Il. Corner Ninth and Lombard streets, store
and dwelling SIS
CARROLL W. GRIFFITH,
apr21-tf No. West Ninth street
FOR RENT.
lCO2 West Ninth street, ll rooms and bath. s35 0C
2lll6 East hird stieet-....-............ %. 0l
lO2l kirkwO0d street, house and store .....t %
$40 King street 0l
o4l Eaet Wehtn str et.....- .--t 40
14ls Railroad COZ
Apply 10
HENRY HOPES,
spri2-Hs-lm 9l9 Market street.
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SYMPATHY FOR 'FRISCOANS
All the People OF the Philippines
Profoundly Moved by the
Terrific Disaster.
THE POVERTY OF THE FlLlpINOS
Prevents Them Rendering
Great Assistance.

In rev Days oov.-ocn. Ids WIN Foward
90 Secretary OF war Tan a Dram for
Funds Contributed By the omeials, oiti-
ncns and Organizations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
AOtirfs.

OIICK-IO LOCAL STOCKHOLDERS or
N DELAWARE RAILROAD tOMPANY.
Referring 70 circular Of NJ. Hayes treasurer Of
Delaware Railroad Company, Of April 18TH, 1906,
the EQUITABLE Guarantee and Trust Company
uill receive the stock OF the said Railroad Com
pany ana attend 20 the exchange for new cerii-
hesies without any expense or cost 10 the hold
en thereof. Receipts will be given for
deposlled certificates RICHARD khhSE,
april-f Treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
MI.IIara +. Davis.

FOR 26 YEARS
aud more We have been constantly studying how
we can best serve our customer. Our business
commenced in a very small way, but We now
have ono Of the largest and the most completely
equipped iewelry houses in The city.
our repairing aud lenss grinding plant ia To.
Gated on the second floor Of cur building nnd we
are prepared TO manufacture any thing iu Vie
iewelry line OF to grind any lens 10 order ~
short notice. Any orders, no matter how small,
viii have prompt and careful attention.
Millard +. Davis,
Jewcier, ,dc,
AND ~ fA1r SFcOND ST
Established 1879.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
RED GROSS suPPLIEs.
Twenty-two Hundred Carloads Of Goods
Sent 10 San Francisco,

Twenty-Five Hundred Carloads Of Goods
Sent 70 San Francisco.
San Francisco. Cal, May S.-The total
amount of goods sent to this city by rail-
road mp TO and including May let was
. 200 carloads. according to DR.. Edward
4 Devine. head of tho Red Cross work.
"Ihis represents a large amount OF
supplies. he said yesterday, "but nothing
like the amount we need.
San Francisco, CAL, May S.-SAiety-
deposit boxes in several large institutions
that provide these fireproof receptacles
for the public were made accessible yes
terday The vaults opened were those
of the Union Trust, Croker, Woolworth,
Canadian Bank of Commerce and Mer-
camille Trust institutions.
Steel and asbestos had performed their
trust well. All the contents OF the steel
boxes were found intact
Oakland. Cal, May S.-Maior ]. b.
| Erwin. Ninth Cavalry, U. 8. A., viii take
charge OF the distribution OF relief sup
plies In this city today.
Estimates indicate that there are In this
city 10000 persons who are dependent
upon relief supplies fof necessary food.
The general food supply is limited, but
under the strict supervision OF the army
il Is expected enough can be procured
TO meet immediate demands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

See Sepe,ah Page ior small Ads. rsoieDsd
TOO laie 20 classify.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

FANCY BELT BUCKLES.
Just what you want for that
new Spring costume. We
have a good variety now.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
siinaiinns arnn,,h

E,AlERlENcl D D. r. BOOKKEEPFR WISH Fs
~ Poaton. p. Every Evening Onice. m7-sts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
THE
EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE
AND TRUST
COMPANY,
N. w. Cor. Of Ninth and Market SITS.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Odplldl. .....fooVsvVJ.Vu.
Surplus and Profits. S5l2,000.00.

The risks Of keeping valuable
papers in an Office safe or at
home are many and great as
evidenced by the recent fire in
San Francisco. The construc-
tion of our vaults renders them
absolutely impregnable against
fire and burglars, and a Safe
Deposit Box in them can be
rented for $500 per annum and
upwards, thus insuring safety.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
aslpnev TO Euau.

MONEY TO LOAN on MoRTGAGFIN SINS
lil TO suit LANBhhI ]. fuli 81
octa-u lols AafAet sursL