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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
THE NEW PIPE LINE.
water Board Ratifies the Agreement with
Property owners.

water Board Ratifies the Agreement with
Property owners.
The Water Department having de-
cided TO lay the pipe to the new reser-
voir in an extension of the Boulevard,
n special meeting of the board was
held Yesterday afternoon, at which the
agreements with the property owners
was ratified. The following was
adopted:
Whereas, The several parties at in
terest in the land through which this
department wishes 10 construct a road
way for the purpose of laying water
pipe from a point on the boulevard, in
said roadway, have given their consent
thereto in writing 30 convey 90 this
department for said purpose the said
land for the purposes as above stated ;
therefore, be it resolved, as follows:
Resolved, That the agreement with
Isaac G. Elliott for the conveyance Of
| land to the Mayor and Council, as de-
cribed in said agreement, IS hereby
ratified and confirmed, and that the
said agreement he forwarded to the
mayor for his execution.
Resolved, That the city solicitor he
requested to have prepared the deed
for the conveyance of land belonging
] to W. N. Potter, Sixty teeJ VIDE, 70 ue
opened and maintained by the Mayor
and Council Of Wilmington, and that
the said W. n. Potter be granted the
privilege to use the said ground foi
the maturing of his carnations and
vegetables not later than September
Both, 1906. The said ". n. Potter e
have the right of egress and ingresl
to, ard the use of the said road.
Resolved, That the agreement Will
Mrs. Louis MoCrea for the conveyanc'
of land as described, is hereby ratified
and that the oity solicitor be and j
hereby requested to have prepared tn
deed for the conveyance therefor.
The following resolution was adopte'
with respect to awarding the contrac
for the new bridge across the Brandy
wine at Van Buren street
Resolved, That the contract for th
construction of a concrete steel bridg
over the Brandywine at Van Bure
street by the John A. Kelley Compan
for the sum Of $50, 600 is hereby rati
fed and confirmed, and having bee
approved by the city solicitor, be ser
TO the mayor for execution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27

il laid in plaits that meet az the
underarms. The two are Joined, the
seam beipQ concealed by belt. The
sleeves are simply full puffs that are
finished with bands. When high neck
and long sleeves are desired the yoke
and cuffs can be added.
The quantity Of material required
for the medium size no years) is Ga
Yards 27, 55k yards 80 OF ~ yards "A
inches wide with q yard Is inches
wide for yoke and cuffs when these are
used.
girls Of 6, 8, 10 and u years of age
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
TO LEAVE HOSPITAL.
Col A. G. MoCausIand Expects 20 Go "a
His Home Today.

Col A. G. MoCausIand Expects TO Go 60
His Home Today.
Col. A. G.. McCausland, superin-
tendent of the Atlantic City division
Of the Reading railway, who had his
right foot crushed by a train at Win
slow Junction, n. j., two weeks ago,
has recovered so rapidly that he ex-
poets to be able to leave the Cooper
Hospital, Camden, n. j., for mis-
home, today. As soon as Col. McOaus-
land can have an artificial foot ad-
iustsd he will start on his vacation
and upon his return will be as able in
every way to attend tc his duties as
superintendent as though the accident
had not occurred.
In discussing tho accident Col. Nc
Causiand said:
"You can tell my friends that after
being in the railroad business for D
years, am not so foolish as TO try to
jump aboard a moving train, as was
reported at the time. l had just
alighted from the Cape May express
with the intention of taking a train "a
Atlantic City, which had orders TO
stop for me, when the station agent
at Winslow junction said there was
a message at the office for me.
"Thls caused me to change my plans
about going to Atlantic City, and as
came out Of the Office and was walk
ing up the little pathway between th,
tracks and the boxed signal wires
waved Of the engineer of the Atlantic
| City train to pull out.
"This train passed me as / wa'
walking up the narrow pathway, anS
when the Pullman, which was on tn,
rear Of the train and somewhat wide
| than the coaches, came along / wa
struck on the shoulder by the guar
rail on the platform Of the car an,
knocked off my feet. 1t was only b,
grasping a signal post and pressing
outward from the rail with my righ
foot, which was crushed, that wa
able to keep my body from going unde
/ Fbo -, IN -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
LADIES OF sT.PAIRICYs

They wiu Have Festival Tomorrow
Evening and Father Birmingham wan
Have AN Automobile in Service.
The ladies of ST. Patrick'e Church
will have "a strawberry festival In the
basement of the church tomorrow
evening, and In connection Herewith
Father Birmingham, the pastor, has
engaged AN automobile in which those
who desire 10 will bo given a rid,
around the city.
An orchestra has been engaged and
the young people of the church viii
enjoy themselves In the hall adioin
ing. The ladies and Pastor Berming
ham invite the public 20 attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
pance by the IIappy FIre.

At Shellpot Park, on Monday even
ing, prize dancing took place under
the auspices of the Happy Five, in
which Miss Mary johnson received a
gold ring. Her partner was Cornelius
Lynch. The award was made on the
merits Of time, execution and style.
The Happy Five consists of Charles
Hannigan, president; William Dris-
coll, vice president; Hugh O'Hara,
treasurer; Alfred Farmer, financial
secretary; Eugene Farmer, recording
SECRETARY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
FIREWORKS ORDERED.
For the Washington Heights Celebration
on the Fourth Of July.

For the Washington Heights Celebration
on the Fourth Of July.
The Washington Heights Associa-
ton, at meeting on Monday night,
Practically completed the preliminary
arrangements for the celebration at
Washington Heights on the night Of
9uly 4th. Committees were appointed
and directed to purchase fireworks and
also to engage a band. A location
vas selected for the band stand and
also the place whero the fireworks are
to be put off.
The committee will have another
meeting before the Fourth Of July,
when all of the committees will report
snd the programme will be definitely
Mapped out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
ABUSY CLERGYMAN.

Presiding Elder Mowbray to Start on a
Tour on sunday.
The Presiding Elder Of the Whining
ton District Of the Wilmington M. +.
Conference is a busy man. Although
Presiding Elder Mowbray has practi-
cally lust finished his first quarterly
conferences, he will begin his second
quarterly visitations on Sunday.
He will start at Cherry Hill and
st Johns Churches on Sunday and
will then be busy practically every
sunday during the summer, making
visits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
PERRVlLLE N. E. CHURCH.
Sunday Was one Of the Greatest Days In
Its History.

sunday was One Of the Greatest Days In
Its History.
Perryville M. +. Church, Of which
Rev. Asbury Burke, for several years
pastor Of Wesley Church, this city,
is pastor, had great day last Sunday.
1t was rally day and the debt on the
new parsonage, recently erected, was
fully provided for. A number of
prominent speakers were present from
other places, including Rev. II. g..
Budd Of Centreville and Rev. and Mrs.
Baker Of Baltimore. Mrs. A. j.
Fitch Of Philadelphia sang at all Of
the services.
1t was a great day from a religious
standpoint. Twenty-Five people pro-
fessed conversion, some being inn
portant people of the town.
Arrangements have been made for
some additions and improvements tC
the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Arine Trim.

An outing of 10 hours on the water
was enjoyed by the Sunday schools Of
Grace and st. Paul's M. E. churches
yesterday when the two schools went
tc Lewes on their annual excursion.
The trip was made on the steamer
Columbia and one hour was spent on
the beach at Lewes. 1t took eight
hours for the return trip and it was
IL. 30 o'clock last night when the
steamer landed the excursionists at
Fourth street wharf. Music was fur
nished by Grace Orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Hand rom by Nal.

- Thomas Pyle, motorman for the
West Chester, Kennett q Wilmington
slectric railway, sustained a cash on
lis right hand yesterday while load.
ing freight at the station of the com.
lanyi on King street south of Second,
protruding nail entering his right
lend and tearing the flesh for a length
q nearly two inches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Mon to Have an outing.

The men of Harrison Street NJ =.
Church viii have an outing next Satur-
day afternoon on the lawn at the residence
oiiDr. b. r.. Neasey, on Penny Hill. The
party will go on a special trolley car
which will leave Eighth and Van Buror
streets at 100 o'clock and Eighth and
Market at ! %. Various kinds of amuse.
ments will be indulged in and refresh
monts will be served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
NEWARK UNION CHURCH.
The Old Building is Being Improved an
Reftted.

Refitted.
The old church in Brandywine hun
dred known as Newark Union Church,
is being overhauled and reftted. This
is one Of the Oldest and quaintest
churches in the county.
1t was built on part Of the old Penn
land as an undenominational church
and has remained as such continu-
ously.
The property was left by will on
condition that it should be a union
church and open TO everybody.
1t is associated to a certain extent
with Mt. Pleasant M. E. Church, but
is open to all. Rev. j. M. Lindale,
pastor Of Mt. Pleasant, often breaches
at the Union Church. A large ceme-
terry is connected with the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
relieving injured Man.

Messenger Grove Of the p B. 4 W.
railroad service has been placed IN
charge Of the elevator IN the new ofhee
building in the place Of Joseph Alb
bott, who has been compelled TO take
a vacation because Of an injured hanc
which has become swollen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
To Use New Car.

Tho new freight car of tho West Chester
Konnett q Wilmington electric railway,
viii be placed in service today The
car will be enclosed and will have large
side sliding doon, which viii permit Of tho
handling of freight with satisfaction and
keeping il under shelter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Tennhlnr IN Porto Rico.

Miss Lucy Carvin, formerly a teacher
in No. 9 school, but now a teacher in the
town Of Mayagriez, Porto Rico, is spend
ing her vacation with relatives in this
city. The town in which she teaches has
$4,000 inhabitants. She likes Porto
Rico and will return 10 il i'm the fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Hnuse Party.

A house party was given on Satur-
day evening and Sunday by Miss
Martha ,P. Stout at her home, 1907
Delaware avenue. Those present were
Miss Lou M. Miller of Philadelphia,
Miss Agnes Q. Call of Chester, Miss
Clara Mewes of Glenmore, Pa, Miss
Lulu Cowart of Cowarts, Va, the
Misses Bessie +. and Abbie Laughead
Of Boothwyn, Pa, and Miss Esther s..
Stout Of this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
CHARTER COUNSEL.
John r. Nsary and ID. o. Hastings Selected
by the Charter COMMITTEES.

John r. Neary ana ID. o. Hastings Selected
by the Charter COMMITTEES.
Deputy Attorney General Daniel o.
Hastings and John Il. Neary have been
selected by the joint charter committee
of the Board of Trade and City Coun-
Gil, as counsel for the committee.
Their names were suggested at the
last meeting of the committee, but it
was not until a subcommittee had seen
them that the appointment was made.
The counsel will start to work at
once, going over the draft prepared by
the committee and putting it in legal
shape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27

Special excursions to Rehoboth from
Philadelphia, Wilmington and other
points will be given later in the sea.
son. A schedule has been drafted and
will be announced next month. The
company has also arranged for excur-
sions to COLCHESTER Beach, one in July
and two ia August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
DON'T BLAME N. B. DANFORIH
ns Your own Fault n You Continue to
Suffer with Indigestion.

Suffer with Indigestion.
Mr. Danforth could only see and tell you
snonally Of the number of Wilmington
rTope who have been cured of indigestion
,nln the last two years by Pepsikola
tso'eis you wouldn't hesitate ON trying
NY. NY. remedy one single minute. My sue
~ with It has caused me 10 wonder, and
longer 1 sell it the more confidence l
~, None need have dizzy spells, sick
,,-u.s.ehei biliousness, nervousness, loss OF
,ssiteiite, sour stomach, coated tongue, pal-
s,sauon, restless nights, OF any other symp-
w OF Indigestion and stomach trouble
Mey VIII only use Pepsikola Tablets. IL
aso asplendid nerve tonic, It improves
~ ~ general health, puts on firm, solid flesh,
IN II you are run down OF emaciated Il
r. almost surely increase your weight.
49, la not one case in a hundred that
ns,',. tablets will not cure. No matter how
M remedies you have tried, don't give
~ ! know Pepsikola Tablets will cure you
ts,r, eonsa not sell them for more than two
H. No. s1li On guarantee to return your twenty
-'e sent II they fail,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
rnr Enwnrth Church.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Epworth
NJ. =. Church is holding a rummage sale
no DO King street. Any articles for do
nation will be gladly received either at
the store or the parsonage, Tenth and
Lombard streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
seennd BnniI.l Ercnr.lon.

The annual excursion Of the Second
Baptist Sunday-sohool will be given to-
morrow to penn's Grove, N. J. The
steamer Ulrica will leavoiking street wharf
az 5 a. m., 1880, and 6.lb p. m, and
Penns Grove at 10 a. M, 8 aud 7.30p. IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
ralrnrr b. Church.

The meeting Of Calvary P. E. Church
Vestry has been postponed from Ihurs-
dsy until Saturday evening. Inc St'
Peters Day service announced for FRI
dav morning will be omitted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
Ia New Position.

william Carson, who has been IN
the. employ of the Peoples railway tof
a number of years as motorman, re
signed several days ago to take a POSI-
tion with the Delaware Hardware 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
To Give Moonlight E1cursIon.

The Benevolent Pioneers will give a
moonlight excursion on the Wilson
Line, on Saturday evening, going to
Washington Park. Tickets will be
ecognized on all but the early morn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
nTondav CIubIE Outing,

The Monday Club will have an out
ing on July 4th at Bavarian r"lA'
Fifth and du Pont Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
I.inr.dhrI Ice Tonrs.

A LARGE piece of ice falling from a
nair of tongs broke one OF the great
toes of e. j. Burke, an employe OF the
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co..
,,actcrdav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
can..nt thn Znn.l

The Free Zoo Association is having
several new cages built ana oSner III
movements are to be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
TO have BEES At THE FAIR
Rev. J. L. Gllfillan Planning "a
Pleasing Exhibition.
MANY HIVES WILL BE SHOWN
Demonstrations of How 70
Handle Bees.

Mr.. Gunuan WIN be in Constant Attend
ance "a tho Falr and win Give Those in
Attendance the Benent OF Hts Years OF
Experience.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
wnilams-sroCauiiey.

Miss Matte McCaulley daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. McCaulley, and
Albert NJ. Williams were married on
Thursday by Rev. Charles A. Hill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
THE HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL
The Annual commencement
Exercises Last Evening
AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Theatre Crowded With Friends
of the School.

Addresses by Hon. Harry 3. cummings
and Prof j. II. n. waring of baltimore,
Md.-Orations by Graduates-Principai
+. B. Kruse Was the Presiding Onicer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
n picnic ~ shelIpot.

saveral schools from Chester, Pa,
will have a picnic at Shellpot fafA
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
M RATE UNSETTLED
law Court Unable to Reach an
Agreement Yesterday
Afternoon,
MILL MEET AGAIN FRIDAY
..,.o, Another Effort VIII be
Made to Fix the Rate.
little MONEY IS IN HAND NOW
A. Against a Large Balance
Last June.

.,,o,ler Chandler says the County
Neml.,,, he Properly Run on 5O-cent
- and lie Tells How IL Was Possible
!. Get ne Down So Low
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-27
To Give E4cursions.

Silver suds does not scratch. Sold by
druggists and grocers.F
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
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SisIoe MeSSeleIie fro 2ateut, glb,

Sislge Webbelelie fro 8ateut' Gbpu,
taterne @iltam ion & Nerdant, Ger.
925-933 Guaranty 2uan SuilOiua,
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use fslseroe Batenter tilbelt Rtuneiua
ia os 9afota S~pfinoere:
Bryon G Baker, Minneapolis, MINI,
Threshing machine. George c Beck,
Beaver Greek, MINI, Pool Table. Viii
liam H Calhoun & w G Calhoun, Fargo,
N d, Heater. Carl Christensen, Crooks
ton, MINI, Clutch. John H Crowly, Du-
luth, MINI, Gage. Spencer II Davis,
Minneapolis, MINI, (2) Feeding device q
Yielding link. Henry DAVIS, Hopkins,
MINI, Stacker. Willard S Freeman, st.
Cloud, MINI, Incubator alarm. Peter
T Geyerman, Brewster, MINI, Telephone
call. Hugo Guderian, Good Thunder,
MINI, Feeder. Herman Hamann, Bea-
yer Greek, MINI, Traction engine. Knud
H Rnudsvig, Buxton, N ID, Bolt, guide.
John F Mikoisack, Vodnany. ID, Piow.
Soren Nelson & H Nelson, Marietta,
Mimi, Shock loader. Oliver Nolan, Min
neapolis, MINI, Brick machine. Darius
w Payne, Minneapolis, Mimi, Pasteuri-
ger. William Portion, St Paul, MINI,
Mold. William II Unke, Duluth, MINI,
Fastener. Herald 5 Young, Beryout,
d, Fence post.