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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-18
For Women.


Spring Coats. 90 90 $1,000
Hip Length Covert Jacket. $500.
Single Breasted Jacket Of twisted covert
htted
Exceptionally Fine Coat Of twisted covert.
made collarless and the trimmings are sink
soutache and velvet, lined with taffeta. $1,000
Three-quarter length silk Coats, loose and
semi-htting, unlined, big assortment,
$1,000 to $500
Separate Eton Jackets $3.50, $500, $1,000
Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Waists,
long or short sleeves, open down the back or
'front.' as you desire................-......
Waists with front Of all over embroidery.
short sleeves. buttoned down the back $500
Others OF lace and embroidery trimmed. an
unusual value %
Waists with square yoke both, back and
front, Of baby Irish embroidery, with small
pinched tucks extending from yoke bottoned
down the back, short sleeves.
Another made with a yoke Of real Valen-
ciennes lace, Short sleeves. Handsomely
embroidered and lace trimmed d...........S5OO
Waist Of fine handkerchief linen. made
with hand embroidery and drawn work. short
sleeves, buttoned in the $1,000
kabo Corsets, No. 1884, long in front and
Vftt 90
No 1893 Kabo has fan front and tapering
waist, made Of batiste. 90
Petticoats Of linen colored crash. some
single. some double founce. Sl.OO
White crinkled aeersucker petticoats, do
not need to be ironed, one and two ruffles
$1.OO
A special Gingham Skirt Of neat. pretty
stripes, In blue and white, one or two rufFles,
800
Parasols, a complete assortment Of all
kinds, plain and hemstitched linen, both in
white and colored. 90 TO $3.50
Silk Foulards, "a inches, one color, regular
Toe value.
Embroidered initials, oil ready to sew on,
7c, Sc and loo each
Tinted Pillow Tops...................25c,b b0u
Laundry Bags and Shoe Bags. all oolora.
25c, 600, Si00
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youNa-DoNovAN.

Miss Josephine Donovan and George
Young we're married last evening 40
O'Clock at the home Of the bride, s33
Pine street. Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr., pastor Of West Presbyterian
Church, performed the ceremony.
Frazier Robinson and William Roth
rock played the wedding march.
Marie Kitchens acted as flower girl
and Charles Donovan, Jr., was ring
bearer. The ushers we're J. Voshell
and George Duffy. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. About so guests
we're present.
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been mentioned only incidentally, If at
all, in the circle of the presidents ad-
visers. The transfer of Cortelyou to
the treasury, Bonaparte to the attor-
ney generalship and Metcalf to the
navy have been generally accepted as
among the probabilities
The appointment of Straus caused
considerable surprise, as 1t will be
the first case where citizen OF the
Hebrew faith has been made mem-
ber of the presidents cabinet. He
was born Dec. 3, 1850, and is well
known as q merchant, diplomat and
author. He twice represented the
United States as minister to Turkey
and was appointed by President
Roosevelt to fi:l ths vacancy caused
by the death of ec.President Harrison
as member of the permanent court
of arbitration at The Hague.
Meyer is ambassador to Russia. to
which place he was appointed March
6, 1905, having been promoted to
that Office following his service as
the ambassador to Italy from 1900 to
1905. He is native of Massachusetts,
and well known as a business man.
The announcement of the pros
pective changes in the cabinet was
made after protracted cabinet meet
ing, at which, it is understood, the
whole matter was considered fully.
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SHAW TO TRY
ELASTIC PLAN
Secretary of Treasury Makes Known
Ills Currency Reform.
INCREASE OF BANK NOTES
Volume Of That Kind of Money to Be
Augmented by Substituting APP
proved Securities for Bonds and to
Be Retired at Discretion of the
Treasury Department.

New York, Oct. 23.-Announcement
was made by Secretary Shaw that
he will stimulate national bank circu-
lation to the extent of $18,000,000 by
accepting approved securities other
than government bonds for deposits
already made, the bonds released to be
used Immediately as basis of circu-
lation without withdrawal from the
treasury. He does not object to the
assignment of the bonds to other
banks than those now holding them,
but to insure their use they must re-
main in the treasury and in addition
the bank taking out the circulation
must agree to retire the same between
March 10 and Aug. 10, 1907.
Banks will be required, when taking
out their circulation, to make applica-
tion for it's retirement and the order
of percent OF retirement from month
to month will be determined by the
treasury department.
In this way $1S,0OO,0OO of additional
circulation can Immediately be issued
and gradually retired during the
spring and summer months. Secre-
tary Shaw expects to demonstrate in
limited form the benefits of an elastic
currency
Secretary Shaw also announced that
from and after Oct. 23 deposits to facil-
itate gold importations will be discon-
tinued He said in connection with
the announcement that importations
exceeded his expectations and he be-
lieyed for the present the United
States has quite Its share and he has
no disposition to disturb conditions in
Europe by continuation of that meth
cd of relief
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Miners Arrested.

Steubenyille, o.. Oct 23.-Three
miners were arrested by officers from
Mingo Junction on the charge of be.
Ing implicated in the attempt TO as
sassinate Superintendent Cox and his
miners at Plum Run. The miners
menaced the officers as soon as they
arrived In the town, and 1t was only
by drawing their reyolyers and shoot.
Ing in the air that they could get
away with their prisoners. There will
be more arrests.
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Bridge Companies ousted.

Bellefontaine, o., Oct. 23.-The cir
cult court handed down a decision
when in effect Gusts from the state
OF Ohio all the bridge companies that
failed to surrender at the so-called
bridge trust hearing two weeks ago.
The Ohio companies deprived of their
charters by the decision are the Va
riety iron works of Cleveland, Iron
Substructure company of Columbus
and the Columbus Bridge company,
The Penn Bridge company Of Beaver
Falls, Pa, was ordered from the
state. John r. Cassidy. William r.
Niven and r. P. Chamberlain, all OF
Bellefontaine, were appointed trus-
tees to wind up the business of these
companies.
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Polls Closed---Unused Bal
lots Destroyed.

Sec. 2S. The county executive committee
OF each party having ticket to be voted for
at an election may designate suitable per-
son TO be present as inspector and witness
and Inspect the counting OF the votes In eac h
precinct, and who shall be admitted to saiu
voting place, and who shall be entitled 10 "A
copy OF the certificates provided for in this
act, but no other person excepting the elec-
Ing place before or after the count begins
Immediately upon the close OF the polls the
number OF electors entered aud shown on
the poll-hooks as having voted, shall be first
certified therein and signed by the board of
Judges and the clerks, and before any other
or further proceedings the president or
chairman of the board shall make procla-
nation In loud voice outside the polling
room, stating the number OF votes so shown
and certlfed on the poll books, Thereupon
the judges shall, In the presence OF the
clerks and the inspectors above provided
for, destroy the ballots remaining nnyoted.
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OUT WALKING.
Burton Permitted to Go for a Stroll.
His Wife Furnishes Meals,

Ironton, Mo-, Oct. PA half hour
of liberty and stroll to his wife's
boarding house and back to The Iron
ton county jail. varied the monotony
OF former Senator Joseph r. Burton's
first day in Jail. Pleading that he
wished to get some books and papers
from his trunk, Burton was permitted
by the sheriff to take brief recess
from confinement Mrs. Burton pre-
pared breakfast for her husband and
brought it to the jail, where he I'M
proyised chair for a table in his
cell. Mrs Burton asserts she will pre-
pare all the meals he eats in order
that he may not have to eat prison
fare. Burton shares a cell with
James Wise, convicted OF having EN-.
be2zled from posto1ilce.
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BOGUS B0LlvARs.


Ended In the Pen.
New York, Oct. S3.--Captain George
Boynton pleaded guilty in United
States circuit court to The charge Of
being a party to a plan for counter.
feiting silver coins Of Venezuela for
the purpose of financing a revolution
in that country. He was sentenced to
six months In the city penitentiary.
Lewis NJ Thompson and T. B. viii
cox, who were associated with Boyn-
ton, lnterposed pleas of guilty Of hav-
ing in their possession dies for the
duplication of the coins of a foreign
country and were fined $3.50 and 500
respectively. Captain Boynton pro-
duced papers to show that he was in
duced papers to show that he was In
New York as the special commissioner
of Venezuelan revolutionary party
and that 1t was his purpose to finance
a revolution by making up duplicate
silver dollars of the same fineness and
intrinsic value as those issued by the
government which would be legalized
by act OF the iunta when the govern
ment OF Venezuela was oyerthrown
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Ban into FREIGHT Train

Helena, Mont, Oct 23-Passenger
train on the Northern Pacific. running
between Helena and Butte, via Logan,
crashed into the rear of a freight
train operating in the Logan yards.
Thomas Worlen, conductor of the
freight train, was crushed and burned
to death in the caboose which was
destroyed by fire. Engineer Roes of
the passenger train was injured and
the fireman, who jumped from the cab,
was slightly hurt. Worlein was mar
ried recently.
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Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby given that In Pursuance
of a resolution of the Council of the Village
day of August 1906 there will be submitted
to the qualified electors Of said Village at
the general eleotion in the Village OF Logan
State OF Ohio, on the 9Th day of November,
1901, the equestion of issuing bonds of the said
Village In an amount In excess of one per
cent az total value of all the property in such
Village as listed and assessed for taxation.
that is to say, In the sum OF Sl7,000.0D for the
purpose OF Building and Installing a Manic
ipal Ele-tric Light Plant. pf
Those who vote In favor OF the proposition
of issuing the bondsas a ore-said shall have
written or printed on their ballots the words
For the Issue OF Bonds" and those who vote
against the same shall have written or
printed on their ballots the words against
the Issue of Bonds"
f.. q. GROVE Aug. 81. 1906.
Clerk. j. B. DOLLISON
Oct. 4, 4-w. Mayor.
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Transmission of Returns.

Sec. 25 After canyassing the votes. the
Judges and clerks shall make out returns
In duplicate, signed and certified as required
by law; one copy thereof shall be lInmedl-
ately transmitted 10 the deputy state super
visor by the presiding Judge OF such other
book and tally-sheet shau be forthwith de-
posited With the clerk OF tho township or
llie case may require, by another udgs
designated BY the presiding Judge, 70 be pre-
served for one year after the date Of such
election. such refuras ahall pc gecpIeiE
sealed up In an eugelope ahd address, Il
upon the upper end thereof 10
the proper officers With Whom they are to ba
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Sentence Stands AGAINST Rose.

Washington, Oct 23.-The supreme
court of the United States refused to
assume jurisdiction in the contempt
case of Mayor Rose of Kansas City.
Kan. A fine OF $1,000 was imposed
against Rose by the supreme court
of Kansas for assuming office as
mayor after he was deposed on
charge of failure to enforce the liquor
laws of the state. The effect of the
courts action will be to leave the
sentence Of the state court in effect.
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Medina Dry Again.

Medina, o., Oct 24.-Citizens of
Medina voted dry after a three weeks
campaign, by majority Of 81 in a
total vote of 6S5. The vote polled was
the largest ever cast in the village
and the majority given larger than
that on the previous election The re-
suit was announced to the citizens by
the ringing Of every bell in town,
amid the Widest enthusiasm of the
drys. The town has baen dry twenty
wears
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"The cIansman" supprsassd.

Philadelphia, Oct "a. - Mayor
Weaver issued an order suppressing
further production here OF the drama,
"The Clansman," which was to have
a weeks engagement here. The may
ors action was prompted by the dem
onstration Monday night at the theater
by several thousand negroes. The
management of the company will go
into court and apply for an injunction
restraining the mayor from interfer.
ing with the production
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Fell from scaffold.

Hamilton. o., Oct 24,-The break
ing Of scaffold at the new power
plant Of the Cincinnati Northern Trac-
ton company dropped six brickma-
sons 80 feet to the ground. William
Caspar ami Charles Jones were seri-
ously hurt, the others escaped with
bruises. Soon after negro hod car
rier. William Johnson, fell dead at his
work probably as a result of the ex-
citement.
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Cincinnati Water Front Case.

Cincinnati. Oct 23.-The injunction
against the Louisville & Nashville
railway and the American Bridge com
pany from occupying the public land
ing at the foot of Broadway with a
railway Haduct. was upheld and the
Injunction perpetuated until the case
can be decided upon by the supreme
court by the superior court in general
session. Judges Hosea, Ferris and
Murphy in their opinion, declare that
council cannot grant the exclusive
right to any corporation or individual
to occupy a public street.
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Application for Receiver,

Dayton, o., Oct 24.-Suit was in
stituted in common pleas court here
for the appointment of receiver for
w. A. Black & Co., brokers, who
financed the Columbus, Delaware &
Marion Electric railroad. John G.
Webb of Springfield. o., says the
railroad is in no way involved in the
litigation
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Legal Notice.

John Leninger, residence unknown, will
A. ID. 1905, Anna Leninger filed her petition
against him In the Common Pleas Court oi
H9cking County, Ohio, being cause No.
mony and custody OF mtnor child, and
to maiden name OF Anna HYe.
said cause VIII he for hearing on aud after
December list 1865.
ANNA LENINGEB,
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BUCKEYE BRIEFS.
Giving synopsis a. Ohio HappsaInss
Suicided by Agreement.

Suicided by Agreement.
Cleveland. o., DOT. 24.--Just before
she ended her life by taking acid Mrs.
Anna Kennedy of Solon confessed
to her sister, Mrs Antlsdale,
that she had made a suicide pact with
her husband short time before his
death. They agreed that the one who
survived the other should follow as
soon as possible by self-murder. The
compact was made last spring and in
June Kennedy died. Mrs. Kennedy
kept putting off the act Of self-destruc-
ton. pondering on the means that she
would select to end her life, finally de.
Gliding on carbolic acid.
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Followed Example Of others.

Cleveland. o.. Oct. 23-Mrs. Anna
Kennedy. living at Solon. after reading
an account OF a suicide in which
girl killed herself by drinking carbolic
acid. drank quantity of the same
poison and succeeded in her purpose.
despite the ministrations OF several
physicians. There, that's good way"
she said to her sister Just before she
expired.
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KILLED HImseIf IN cleveIand.

Cleveland, o.. Oct. 2s.-B. NJ. Bell,
pottery worker OF coshocton, killed
himself In the Hawley house. He was
found In his room with a bullet hole
In his head. No reason Is known for
the suicide. Bell came here from Co
sbocton Friday. His former home was
At steubenyills.
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Probate, Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed lii
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio,
for First Partial settlement l.. II. Ruble Ad-
OF the estate OF james Stskely,
deceased and the same Will come on for
hearing OH the lst day of November A. ID.
1905 at 10 O'Clock A IN or as soon thereafter
as may be convenient,
Il. p. MARTIN,
Oct. IL, a-w Probate Judge
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Sunset Limited Wrecked.

New Orleans. Oct. 23.-The Sunset
Limited" on the Southern Pacific was
derailed near here, injuring about 40
negroes, one OF whom died immediate
ly after the wreck. Others are fatally
hurt. Three white passengers were
injured. The engine. mail and bag
gage cars and the passenger coach re-
served for negroes, left the rails.
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Probats Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been hled IN
for nrst and nnnI settlement, stella Il. Linz
ton. Adminietratrix OF estate OF sherman
n. Linton. deceasede and the same Will
yember, A, y. 1915, q 10 o'eiock n. M, or a.
soon thereafter IS may be Convenient
=, p MARTIN.
october u, s-E Probate Judge.
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conqressman Thomas nm.

Niles, o.. Oct. 2S.-Congressman w.
Aubrey Thomas. who left here few
weeks ago for sojourn Ia the noun
tains OF New York state. TO recuper-
ate, is reported dangerously i'll and
friends are much worried over his
condition. The congressman was
taken to his bed last week and his
mother summoned TO his bedside.
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TRIBUTE PAID
TO AN ORATOR
Whose V0ico 0acg Stirred People
Naa Ln.husiasm.
GENERAL WILLIAM H. GIBSON

Military and Civic Demonstration at
TiRin, Where the State and County
Erected Memorial Unveiled Today.
Principal Addresses by Governor
Harris and Senator Foraker.
TiHin, o., Oct. 24.--Music and ora.
tory were mingled in the tribute paid
here today to Tiflins greatest citizen
of the past, General William H. Glib
son The state, county and city each
had their share in doing honor to him
who in life was popularity called
"Bill" Gibson, a man who was noted
for his abilities as a lawyer. soldier,
statesman, an orator and yet was at
one with the great host of common
people. among whom he dwelt.
The state and county joined in pro
viding for the monument erected
here and unveiled today with splen-
did ceremony Before the exercises
military and civic parade passed
through streets profusely decorated in
patriotic colors and filed with peo-
pie. for this was made local holiday.
In the parade were the local and Wis
itiug G. A. r.. posts and military or
ganizations, eight companies of the
state guard under command OF Colonel
yolrath of Bucyrus, bodies of frater-
nal orders delegations from schools
and civic societies. After the parade
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Thrown from Car Platform.

Dayton, o., Oct. 24-Henry Bach
80, formerly employed as bartender
in this city, was instantly killed near
Miamisburg by being thrown from a
southbounH Cincinnati Northern trac-
ton car. Zach resided in Miamisburg
and was en- route home AS the car
turned sharp curve he was thrown
from the rear platform and his head
struck telegraph pole, crushing his
head to a pulp.
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sausane polsened a EamlIu.

Bucyrus, o., Oct. 24,-The family of
John Mitchell, agent of a Chicago
packing company, were poisoned by
eating canned sausage. All the mem
bers of the family who partook of the
sausage were stricken and for time
their condition was very grave. They
are now thought to be out OF danger.
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Saw ze Men Drown.

Mobile. Ala. Oct 23.-The Colorado
arrived here with Joseph Melston.
Charles Olsen. Charles Anderson and
Otto Brink. who We're picked up at
sea Saturday 80 miles Off Key West
Nelson says he saw 70 men drowned
from a houseboat which WAS wrecked
on Ions Key. Fla.
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Rsarrestsd at Pen Gates.

Columbus, o.. Oct. 2s.-After sery-
ing term of two years In the state
penitentiary for swindling students of
Ohio university at Athens. o.. Joseph
A. Dean was rearrested at the prison
gates when released 10 answer sinh
lar charges at Delaware. o, Dean is
known as the college swindler, His
plan was to enroll as student and
obtain loans on a plea of delayed re.
mittances from home 1t Is claimed
he has more aliases than any prisoner
In the penitentiary
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banker Died suddenlv.

Hamilton, o., Oct. 23.--James Comp
ton, 81, president Of the First Ma
tional bank OF Monroe. this county,
dropped dead In tho barn OF his home
Rear Monroe. The end was without
warning He was wealthy farmer.
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Alfaro Cant Raise the Wind"

Santa Chile. Oct pa dispatch
from QuIto, capital OF Ecuador. says
President Alfaro Informed the con
stitHent assembly that 1t is impossible
to contract loan in Europe on ae-
count OF the feeling OF distrust created
by the opposition press He added
that the economic position OF the gov
ernment is desperate.
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-t..
TWO GO OUT,
TWO COME IN.
Changes to Be Made In Presidents
Official Family.
CORTELYOU SUCCEEDS SHAW
Bonaparte VIII Take Moody's Place,
Metcalf VIII Go to the Navy De-
partment, Meyer for Postmaster
General and straus VIII Become
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor.

partment, meyer Tor postmaster
General and straus viii Become
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor.
Washington, Oct 24.-Important
changes will soon be made in the pres
ident's official family, according to
announcement made at the White
House. Two members of the cabinet
will go out, two new men will come in,
and three members OF the present
cabinet will change portfolios.
Incident to the retirement of Secre'
tary Shaw and Attorney General
Moody from the cabinet the following
changes will be made: Secretary OF
the treasury, George b. Cortelyou;
postmaster general, George Won l..
Meyer; attorney general, Charles j.
Bonaparte; secretary OF navy, Victor
H. Metcalf; secretary of commerce
and labor, Oscar S. Straus.
The fact that Meyer was to have
place in the cabinet has been known
some time, but the name of Straus has
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Unknown Man Murdered.

Cleveland, o., Oct. 24.--The body OF
an unknown man was found in the
lake OF the life saving station. The
skull was crushed in and both arms
and legs broken. The trunk bears
numerous wounds, evidently made by
a knife, and the police Immediately
began to work on the theory of muir
der. No clue that would aid in estab-
fishing the identity of the body was
found The crime was evidently com
mitted within the past two weeks as
the body was not badly decomposed.
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Goes to Another Court.

Newark, o., Oct 24.-Judge Camp
bell granted Mrs. James F, Lingafe.
ter. the bankers wife, indicted for al
legged forgery. change of venue and
set the trial for Nov. at Coshocton.
with Judge Campbell presiding.
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confeased 10 ForasrY.

Elyria, o.. Oct. 24-C e. Ingraham.
a prominent oberlin merchant, who
forged his wife's name to notes to
play the stock markets, pleaded guilty
and WAS sentenced to the penitentiary
for two years and nine months.