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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Appropriate Celebrations Held In This
City Yesterday.

Appropriate Celebrations Held in This
City Yesterday.
The Feast of the Holy Name was
appropriately observed in the local
Catholic churches yesterday.
AZ st. Patricx's Church, last even
ing, many members we're present and
new ones we're added. kew. w. }.
Birmingham, pastor Of the church.
had charge of the services and he was
assisted by Fathera Jacques ana
Fromentine Of the Salesianum. Father
Birmingham performed very singular
ceremony when he left the high altar
and proceeded to one Of the side affairs
recently installed in the church and
which was presented by the Holy Name
Society. Reaching it, Father Der
mingham placed IN the bottom of the
altar the names of the members of the
society and invoked the Holy Family
to protect the donors OF the affairs
Father Birmingham preached the
sermon on the "Great American Sin. I"
The sermon was replete with timely
advice to his hearers aud be cautioned
the members of the society not to take
the name Of God in vain. The services
closed With solemn benediotion. The
membership Of the society numbers
200.
A pleasing celebration took place at
St. Paul's Church, where there is a
large and very active society.
In st. Mary's Church the feast wal
observed by both the junior ana senior
members of the Holy Name Society by
reception to members. The members
attended the services last evening in .
body and we're addressed by Rev. ID.
J. Flynn, LII. d., president Of Mt.
st. Mary's Seminary, Emmitsburg,
Nd.
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UNCONSCIOUS POISONING.


81 had no idea. writes a Duluth man.
that il was the coffee had been drinking
all my life that was responsible for the
headaches which we're growing upon me,
for the dyspepsia that no medicines would
relieve, and for the acute nervousness which
untitled me not only for work, but also for
tbe most ordinary social functions.
"But at last the truth dawned upon me,
forthwith babe the harmful beverage a
nrompt farewell. / ordered in some Postum
and began to use It. The good effects OF
the new food drink we're apparent within a
very few days. My headaches grew less
irsouent and decreased In violence. my
stomach grew strong and able to digest
INV food without distress of any kind. my
nervousness has gone and / am able to
enjoy life with my neiRhbors and sleep
sonndy o'nights. My physical strength
and nerve power have increased 30 much
mat can do double the work usad to do,
and feel no undue fatigue afterwards.
This improvement set In just as soon as
the old coffee poison had so worked out of
NV system as 10 allow other food elements in
ne Postum to get a hold 10 build me up
again. / cheerfully testify that II was
/ Postum and Postum alone that did all this,
/ for when / began TO drink Il / threw
/ rhvsic 10 the dogs. Name given by
| Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich.
/ There's a reason. Read the famous little
book 1.-The Road to MELVILLE" In packages,
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The tract Of land desired for a play
ground is the new-made land acquired
by the Water Department east OF the
pumping station, on the Brandy wine.
IL is now quite a fine piece Of land
and is walled In. Residents Of the
eastern section OF the city are asking
that a part of this land DO set aside
for a pleasure park for the young
people. lt is desired as a place where
the Young men Of the city can have a
place where they can play ball ana
otherwise enjoy themselves with out
door sports.
The Water Department may be nsxed
to install a public bath. 1t Is argued
that as tide water is obtainable at this
portion OF the Brandywine, the bath
could be Iefilled with fresh water from
the stream twice in every "a hours
without much expense 70 the city.
City Council will be asked to APP
prove of the project before the petit
TONERS cal. upon the Water Depart
ment.
Robert M. Burns, county treasurer
and receiver Of taxes, 10 active In
behalf Of the project.
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A GREAI REVIVAL.
Much Enthusiasm Manifested at the
Asbury Meetings
EUf,y b5fameHi IN or tyarsyssm, haf
r nor sfriefy ussy, marfsa Jsr qaiet elsaranee

MuCh Eniuualham WAHAANhNNo NJ t"N
Asbury Meetings
Much enthusiasm is being fmani-
tested at the revival meetings being
held at Asbury "a. Il. Church. Although
the weather was unfavorable, the
church was crow ed last night.
Two services we're held yesterday,
one In the afternoon under the auspices
OF the Sunday school, when there we're
Is conversions, and one in the evening.
Both were in charge Of Evangelist j..
q. Chapman.
On Saturday evening 800 men gathered
in front OF the CITY Hall and listened
TO an address by Rev. II. +. Carpenter
Of Mt. Salem Church. The procession
started from St. Eaul's Church, at
Seventh and Market streets aud wendell
its way TO the City hall, where Rev.
ii. A. q. Westerfeld mounted the
steps and led the prayer which pre-
ceded the remarks by Mr. Carpenter.
At the close of the service the pro-
cession went TO Asbury Church, where
DR.. Chapman was holding a service.
No stop was made at Third and
Market streets because Of the in
clemency Of the weather.
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WORK WEAKENS THE KIDNEYS.


-oAn's Kidney Pins Have Done Great SER
\, LOT People Who Work In Wilmington.
IN ael Wilmington people work every day
ing e strained, unnatural position-bend-
ioi,i. constantly over a desk-ridinQ on
io,,g wagons OF cars-doinp laborious
trrir-, ~ hitting. reaching or pulling. or
rsr. 's me back in a hundred and one other
ue51 All these strains tend 10 wesr.
fsi end lnlure the kidneys until they
ro's. oehind In their work of Hlterinp the
pii-'n nom the blood. Doan's kidney
IN b. Sqie sick kidneys, put new strength
Nh FHl wilmington cures prove IT,.
mo o-la INA fenimore. wife Of Albert Foni-
Win. atpenter, of 408 East Ninth street.
va ts,1n- Del, says; "Mr. Fenifnore
hmsr.l,uupiea Tor some time with mains.
M teea ana soreness In the hack When
uori' llsa or lifted anything sharp fxinoer
Ia ~. Sateh him and Il was hard for him
aqy,s,ls.llis,e n, Colds settled in his back and
h bs. ''fu the trouble. On occasions when
becor.a cen away at work his back has
o. ana 70 painful that he has had 10 lay
two vas.else up work for a time. About
Of 49, 5go he WAS induced to oct a boV
ielief ~ Kidney Pills. They soon bronsh,
same mn, nave never failed to give fhe
For salp, results since.n
w., sa,e by all dealers. prica IN ..,,ts
sols s.,,.-.a llbum Co., Buffalo Naw Vn,f
Rerse.ls LOT the United States.
10 other the name-Doan's-and tax,
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s5The Bartenders Union elected the
following officers yesterday after
noon: President, Thomas Ccle; Vice
President, Hsrry BruhakeT; Recording
and Financial Secretary, John j.
Hagan; Treasurer, Thomas Williams
Trustees, William A. Sparks aud
Edward L. Stewart; Board Of Di-
rectors, George u. Bleyer, Patrick
DouRherty, Edward L. Stewart, Thomas
Williams and John j. Hagan; In
spector, Wilmer Homer.
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Every variation Of the full skirt is
20 be noted this season and all in
dicntions point to continued poru-
larity for an indefinite time to come.
In the illustration is shown one that
is designed for young girls and that
suits them 70 a nicely. AS shown u
is made Of plaid stitched with bslding
silk and trimmed with banding OF
velvet ribbon, but it will be found
desirable both for the materials OF
Immediate wear and for those Of tins
coming warm weather. The tucks are
arranged in groups and where they iall
free Of the stitchings provide abundant
and graceful fulness, while the INES
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the food stopped upin them at that partic-
ular time.
These emergency drugs relieve the
immediate trouble, but do not relieve its
Cause.
The same trouble will therefore recur
again till that Cause is removed per-
manently.
The chief cause Of Constipation and
Indigestion is a weakness Of the Muscles
that contract the Intesiines and Bowels.
carcareis are practically to the Bowel
Muscles what a Massage and Cold Bath
are to the Athletic Muscles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15

A representative OF j. II. Windrim
& Co., architects, of Philadelphia,
who are drawing plans for the new
building Of the Delaware & Atlantic
Telegraph and Telephone Co., 10 this
city, on Saturday, called on Buiialng
Inspector Connolly and asked Tor a
COPY of the proposed new building
ordinance, so as to make the plans
conform thereto. The copy viii be
furnished.
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The 3sth anniversary Ct the founding
of the order of the Knights Of Pythias
in this State, and also the 38th ami
vefsary of Washington Lodge, will be
celebrated this evening with appro-
pirate ceremony. Henry q. Conrad
will make an address. lie is a member
Of Washington Lodge. Members Of
the Grand Lodge will also make ad-
drocaac
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President johnson. But it is on so many
different topics that at almost any min
ute an explosion in an entirely new di-
rection may occur
AS to the Panama Canal, the opposi-
ton of the Senate has been taken calmly
and after much thought. The investiga-
ton means that many matters that are
now managed by the President shall be
taken back and held by Congress. This
was indicated clearly by Senator Hale in
his speech delivered Immediately after
the Presidents Panama. message was
read
1t is reported that in order TO obtain
his confirmation Mr.. Shonts, chairman of
the Canal Commission. has consented to
resign his position as the head of the
/ Clover Leaf Railway. and that he has in
formed the Canal Commission of the SEN
ate that he is now engaged in winding
mp his connection with that property.
This win result in the confirmation Of Mr..
Shonts
Not so Mr.. Bishop. who was the $4,000
press agent" and who was appointed by
the President TO be a canal commissioner
after the Senate insisted that the position
of press agent be abolished. 1t is said
that a clear majority Of the Canal Com
mission Is now in favor of making an adj
verse report on Nh. Bishop.
The exnspcration of the President
seems to be about equally divided be-
tween the Senate and the House The
Senators last week were inclined 20
nurse the expectation that the President
would "ahdicaten from his position OF
absolutism without making a rumpus.
/ This hope has been dissipated IL is only
necessary for a caller TO name almost any
Senator to the President these days TO
have the Senator criticised by the Presi-
dent.
The motives Of any man who is OPP
posed 70 the way the President has been
acting are liable to be handled without
gloves One Of the Senators, who not
! long ago defended the President, was told
| only Yesterday that when the President
was told of some chance expression of
[ criticism that he INDUCED in in private
conversation the President said:
sNow that man is disappointed because
! j would not appoint so and so TO office. "
When it is explained that this Senator
is. with the exception of Senator Lodge
about the only man who has raised his
voice in debate for the administration
the effect on future debates can be
imagined.
The visit of the Missouri delegation to
the President the other day was case in
point illustrating metods being employed
TO get legislation. The nine Republican
members from that State called on the
President with reference TO patronage
The President told them that before he
talked to them about patronage he would
like IN discuss the Statehood and Other
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15

Wednesday will be the annual dona-
tion day of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. Such articles as
groceries, bed linen, blankets and
household furnishings will be thank
fully received at 906 King street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15

The s8th annual oonvocation Of the
NJ. Il. Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch
Masons of the State of Delaware, will
be held in the Masonic Temple, in the
city of Wilmington, on Wednesday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15

The annual meeting Of the NOAH
Mission will be held in st. Andrew g
Church, Eighth and Shipley streets,
this afternoon at O'Clock. All
interested in the work are cordially
invited to attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15

Building Inspector Connolly has
Issued a permit to William II. Foulk
a Son to erect dwelling for the
Joseph Bancroft & Sons Co., on the
south side OF Wawaset avenue near
Union street, at a cost Of "a. 100.
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orig STICK" POLICY
IS BOLDLY RESENTED
accident RooseVelt's Dicta-
toriaI Policy Arouses In
tense Anger.
the FEELING IS UNDlSGUlSED
p,nture Of the Republican
Party is Now Feared.

u,mbrrs From Doubtful states Have Be
come Completely 'Estranged by the
prsadent's Expressions Of Wrath-7ena-
Are Hesentfui aud Representatives
,,sD,aant Of the "Big stick"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15

Tbs Cathedral St, Aloysius Society
was organized yesterday, with the
following Eoilicers: President, Joseph
Deloello; Vice President, Ralph FL
dance; Secretary, Michael Williams /;
Treasurer, Stephen j. Roman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15

"a FREE TO OUR FRIENDSi
French-designed G0LD-PLATED BONBON BOX
haId-enameled 10 col0rs. Il Is a beauty for the
dressing table. Ten cents IN stamps Is asked as a
measure Of GOOD attn and to cover cost Of CaScares
with which this dainty trinket Is loaded. us
send to-day, mentioning this paper. Address
Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago Of New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-15
TUB PLAY GROUND PROJECI
Tract Desired Is East OF the
City Pumping Station.
IT is FILLED IN LAND
A Fine Stone Wall Faces the
Brandywlne.

The City May Also be Asked to Establish a
Free Bath There, which wnfbe on ride-
water and Can be rnled aud Empted
Automatically.
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Snnreme Court.

The Supreme Court win convene at
Dover tomorrow. Several cases are on
the list for consideration.
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all other Diseases.
Vest Pocket box 10 cents.
Be sure you get the genuine, made
only by the Sterling Remedy Company,
and never sold in bulk. Every tablet
stamped "cCc."
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Neither is it ike
Castor OH, Clycerine.
or other Oily Laxa-
Hves that simply
Intricate the Inies-
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are the best possible for girlish figures.
The skirt is cut In seven CORES and
il laid in inverted plaits at the back.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size "a ysarsl is 516
yards p, 3 yards "A or ga yards 81
inches vide.
The pattern ESQ - out in-sizes for
misses of u, IA and 10 years CT age.
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The Little Doctor in
your Vest Pocket

0~NEE the thin, round-cornered little
~ Enamel Box belowl When
carried in your vest pocket II
~ means Health-lnsurance.
It contains Six Candy Tablets Of
pleasant taste, almost as pleasant as
chocolate.
Each tablet is a working dose Of Cas-
carets, which acts like Exercise on the
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II will not purge,
upset the stomach.


upset the stomach.
Because it is no.
driver " like Salts. S
dium, calomel. Jala
SIENNA. nor Aperieht
Waters.
These waste Diges-
tive Juices Of the
system needed to-
morrow, in merely
flushing out the Bow
els today.
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Because, nearly all
these Ills begin in
the Bowels, and
partial Constipation
paves the way for
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-29
Death Of Mr.. PaTrett hinman.

Parrett Human, the night opera
tor at the |. q. Depot who had been
i'll with pneumonia for only one week
died Sunday night at I:2o. His
condition was critical from the first
and his family physician, DIR. Hayden
of Evansville, so informed the fami-
ly when he came here to see him.
His parents, sisters and brother and
an uncle were all hastily summoned
here and remained till the end came.
The remains were carried to Evans
vile Monday accompanied by many
members Of o. r. r. to which he be
louged. The interment took place
Tuesday 40 o'clock.
The death OF this fine young man
is especially distressing, as he wa'
only twenty.one years Of age and in
the prime of his young manhood. He
was sober, aud industrious aud hold
ing position of trust and respousi
bility. The family have our sympa
thy in their deep affection.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-29
AN AGED CITIZEN
OF SALEM DIES,
Richard Shelby Dies at Ripe Old Age
Thursday Evening,

Richard Shelby, son of Isaac shell
by, deceased and ineal descendant
of kcntucky's first governor died
Thursday morning at Il O'Clock on his
farm nearSalem. Mr.. Shelby was
sick only afew days of pneumonia.
He was born March 9TH 1884 near
where he died, hence was in his 10Th
year. lie married Miss El"ira Rcbcc-
ca Frayser July 9TH lo52 aud >he
and seven children survive him. They
being Dir. 7. K. Shelby, of Prince
ton, n.y., ;. l.. Shelby, Mrs. w. Il.
Crichlow. Misses Ella, Fannie. Will
lie and Birdie Shelby, all of Salem
vicinity.
The funeral service was held by
Elder Eldred, of the Princeton, Ky,
Christian church, Alr. Shelby being
member of that denomination since
1872. Mr.. Shelby was Il brother Of
Mrs Emma Hayward Of this city who
is now the last mem Der of her fathers
family surviving.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-29
THE DEK0VEN COAL
& MINING COMPANY.
OPERATIONS THERE TO Be ON A MORE
EXTENSIVE SCALE--S50 900 SPENT
IN IMPROVEMENTS.

The activity in this, the greatest
coal field in the world, shows that the
demand for coal i increasing more
rapidly than coal is being mined.
On every hand there Is IL cry for
coal aud coal famine is the predic-
ton being made b. almost every one.
1t is not question with operators
now as to whether the demand for
coal will equal the supply or not,
but whether ar not enough coal can
be gotten ont to meet the demand.
The plant of the DcKoyen Coal d
Mining Company at Dekoven is one
OF the largest in dis section now
yet it Is TO be enlarged and improved
80 that operations may be carried on,
on more extensive scale than ever.
The company will begin at once and
spend not less than $50, 900 in en-
larging and improving the plant.
Mr.. S. \. Scott, Of Pittsburg; MIR.
G, H. BONNER, of Louisville, and
Manager, 5. =. Sturgis, of Dekoven,
were in Morganfeld Tuesday consult
ing with carpenters about the work
and completing their plans.
The Dekoven Coal x Mining Com
pany owns an exceedingly valuable
tract of coal land, containing thous-
ands of acres, and no matter how
large the scale oil which they operate
this and other generations will have
passed away before it is exhausted
Mr.. Percy Noggle, Of tins city is
assOciased with the above firm aud
has been since he attained manhood.
His father q. W. Noggle has been
there also for many years withe same
company. He is one of their most
trusted and valuable employees.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-29
Judge Mum III.

On account of i'll health, Judge
Thomas Num-. Of the Kentucky court
of appeals, has gone to Red Boiling
Springs, Tenn, for "a course Of treat
mebt. While the Judge is at the
Springs Attorney ALI Hendrick, Of
of Paducah, his private secretary,
will remain at home with his parents.
The Judge expects to be at the
Springs for two or. three months. -
Paducah News Democrat.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-29
'o@WT HIM 90

have beeu numerous comfortable for
tunes realized out Of operations here
IA number Of companies are now oper-
ating very probably, but there have
been no companies organized on the
scale Of the two operating just over
the Ohio river in Hardin county,
Illinois, where at Rosiclarc John X.
Mclean, the Washington aud Gin
cinnati newspaper man. aud at Fair
view John Mulholland, New York
and Kansas City banker, are oxtens-
lively engaged in fuorspar, and lead
and zine mining.
Geologically this is a unique field,
and unlik any other In recent
report made by +. D. Ulrich and w.
5. TarGier Smith, under the direc-
tion Of the United States Geological
Survey, it is declared that this dis
trict differs from Others chiefly in the
presence Of basic igneous dikes, in
tho abundance of Huorite and its al
most constant association Aith lead
aud zine Oros, aud in the mode of
the occurrence Of the ores, which are
found principally in true assure
veins that have resulted from frac-
ture and subsequent fauling. Local
authorities point out that the ore
bodies are along fault lanes and
true assure voius, and that in one Of
the numerous intrusive igneous dikes
ore is carried a. contact on each
side of the dixie. The displacement
along the fault planes in assures is
known to exceed 1900 feet, which
gives certaiul, 5000 1T. as the depth Of
the ore deposits, wit every geology.
cal reason for supposing that they 20
even beyond that to depths where
mining would be impractical. The
country rocks penetrated by these
fault planes and assures are the Ste
GeDevieve, St. Louis and Spergen
Hill hmestones, which are the same
that carry the lead and nnc ores Of
Southwest Missouri. 1t Is argued
that at any increased depth there
should be DO less ore than at present.
The dee est mines on either side of
the Ohio river are those of the Fair
view and ROsiclare properties, and
as they are down no more than 3S5
feet, it is evident that merely the
surface has been scratched so far.
With these conditions, tits declar-
ed that the district needs only capital
in sufficient quantities and efforts in
telligenrly made to secure results,
5Nontinuad an Eivhth paua \