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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
BAT AND MEXICAN ARE NJ LONGER
 FRIENDS
Division of Purse Cause For
 Bitter Falling Out '.-'' Lately.
Special to Review.)

LOS ANGELES, May 19.-The re- cent clash between Billy Nolan, mana ger for Battling Nelson, and Aurelio Herrera, the Bakersfield Mexican marvel, who is to meet Nelson for a S20,000 purse and the lightweight championship of the world in this city on May 25, over the division of the moving picture receipts, has caused a decided coolness between the two train ing camps. Herrera made a proposi- tion to Nolan, the other day, that he and Nelson contest on q ''winner-take- alp basis.
 When the meeting was first arrang- ed, Nolan insisted that Nelson be given 20 per cent. of the purse for signing the articles. That is the usual champions percentage,". said Nolan to Herrera, and the Mexican was forced to agree to this or lose his chance to battle for the champion ship. Twenty per cent. of $20,000 is s4 900, and Nelson will get this, win or lose or draw. The remaining Sl6,- 900 will be split on a 60 and 40 per cent. basis. .
 When the clash came between No
 
 the proposal to box, winner take all, he interpolated a condition to the ef- | feet that the $4,000 bonus should be thrown in and let the whole $20, ,000 go to the winner.
 Not for me-" said Nolan. "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. We get s4,000 even if we lose, and | there is always chance to lose. The best men in the business, except Jim Jeffries, have been whipped. I believe that Nelson Is the toughest fighter of his weight that ever stopper into the ring, but someone Is going to beat hin, some day. I don't think that 1t will be the Mexican, but, still, he has a good chance and 34.00o Is lot of money to throw back when 1t Is yours Not for mine. This money will be d. vided 60 and 40 per cent. and Nelson win take the s4.000 bonus"
 This wrangling over the business ! end of the arrangements for the big contest has had the effect of making bad blood between the two camps, un- | til now 1t would be hardly safe for Nelson and Herrera to meet by acci- dent in public. Herrera Is training for this battle as he has never trained be fore and he means to win or quit the game.
 The championship means something like $50 GOO to Herrera if he can win !, it. Battling Nelson has made that much out of the title, since he won it by defeating Jimmy Britt last Sep tember. The winner of the contest will receive a small fortune in itself and the loser will get enough to buy :, him a nice handful of cows and chick ems with neat ranch to keep th---s on
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
LOWELL HOLD-UP
 FAILS OF PURPOSE.
R. L. RUSSELL REFUSED TO THROW UP HANDS AND RUNS
 TO SAFETY.

A bold attempt at hold-up, within 150 ards of the busiest section of Lowell. at a point near the Palace Livery Stables, was frustrated last night by the positive unwilhngness of R5L Russell, bartender at the Bo- nanza saloon, to submit to the play.
 Russell had left, the Bonanza at r o'clock last night, having waited to ascertain. the result of the coroners
 jury impanelied to view the remains of the suicide, Conner, and was on his way to his room in the Johnson Addi- tion. When at point just west of the Palace stables, Russell was con- fronted by a man whom he could not recognize, and told to throw up his hands. Russell lost no time in mak- ing his getaway, and nothing but the alertness Of his mind-and feet-sayed him from losing a valuable watch which he had at that time on his per son, as well as some cash carried in his pocket. Russell, after depositing his jewelry in the safe at the Bonanza, made another attempt to reach his home without molestation, and up to che present no report has come in of further demonstration of his suddenly made acquaintance. the highwayman
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
Three Dual Track Records
 Broken in Closely Contested
 Meet Between Two Big Col leges at Cambridge, Mass.
MAY SUTTON ADDS
 TO HER LAURELS.
University of Michigan Athletes Walk Away From Chicago University Harvard Loses Ball Game to Princeton.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 19.-Har- ward won the dual track meet from Yale today by score of 57 1-2 points to 46 1-2. Three dual meet records were broken. the two mile run, the l2O-yard hurdles and running broad jump.
 Stone, of Harvard, covered the two miles in 9 minutes 5 3-8 seconds, 3-5 of second better than that made by King. Of Harvard, two years ago. Hill of Yale, the winner, jumping g feet 120-yard hurdles, and was never head ed, breaking the tape in 15 3-5 second, s Is of a second faster than the time made by Hallowell, of Harvard, in 1900. Three men broke the record for the running broad jump, Sheffield, of Yale, the thinner, jumping B feet 2 IA inches. The former dual rec ord was established in 1899 by A. l.. Nickerson, of Harvard, with a jump of 22 feet, 10 inches.
 BOSTON, May i9.--Miss May Sut- ton, of Pasadena, Cal. who stopped in the city for few days while on her way to England to defend her title as British woman's tennis champion, left today with two first prizes to add to her numerous collection. Miss Sutton won the invitation singles ip Ihs Rasrpiag by defeating Miss Marion Ferno, of this city, in straight sets without giving her opponent a game and scarcely point in the first set. The score was 60, 6-0.
 In the afternoon, playing with Nor man ". Cabot, former Harvard player, she won the mixed doubles event at Bongwood, defeating Miss Phyllis Green, of Philadelphia, who played with N. w.. Niles, the Harvard cham pion. This latter match was also decided in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2.
 Miss Sutton will sail from New York for England next Wednesday,
 CHICAGO, May 19.-The University of Michigan athletes walked away with the honors in the dual track meet at Marshall Field today with the Uni versity of Chicago. The final score was 79 1-2 to AS 1-2
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
Accountant Wins.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Before crowd of 30,000 persons, Harry Browns Account, quoted at to 3 in the betting, won the historic Withers' Stakes, one mile, at Belmont Park today. Half length behind came James R. Keene's Bohemian, played from to Ii to 5, while Frank Far relrs Clark Griffith, the favorite at 2 to 1, was third. Today's time 1.38 4-5, is the fastest ever hung out for this race.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
FIVE ARE DROWNED
 BY OVERTURNED BOAT.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 19.- Five persons, all connected with one of the prominent families of James county, Tenn, were drowned as the result of the overturning of boat this afternoon in the Tennessee river. The accident occurred near Norman, viii lage twelve miles north of Chattanoo- ga
 The drowned are: Mrs. Edgar Miles, Mrs. Sim Elderidge, Mary FL deridge, Dewitt Elderidge and Abel McGill. Jesse Elderidge, a lad of Is years, escaped by clinging to the boat.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
GENERAL MORALES
 WILL FIGHT U. 8.

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, May 19. -~The United States revenue cutter Algonquin has been or dered to watch the Mona pas sage, the channel between San to Domingo and Porto Rico, ano search Mona Island for the Dominican revoiutionists. who are reported to have left the Danish Island of St. Thomas recently for Santo Domingo. The gunboats Newport and Nashville have received orders to sail for Santo Domingo. General Morales. former Pres dent of San Domingo, will sail on the next French steamer, leaving here, for St. Thomas, Danish West Indies. He says he will oppose the military oc- cupation of Santo Domingo by the United States to the ex- gent of taking up arms.
 Morales predicts serious dis turbances.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
TROUBLE EXPECTED
 AT OHIO MINE.

DfLLoNyILLE, O., May 1s.- One hundred armed guards are protecting fifty non-union min CTS, brought to the Plun Run mine last night. Trouble is fully expected Monday when 150 additional non-union men are expected. The attitude of the strikers, numbering 500, is defiant. Augmented in mum bers by other union miners from neighboring towns, the miners will hold a mass meet ing Monday at Smithfield at an hour when the coal company says 1t will resume operations. General Manager Willard is in charge of the force holding the tipple. A former United States artilleryman is in charge of the , Maxim gun, which the guards , have put in position. The authorities meanwhile are making what preparations they can to prevent bloodshed Mon day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
POPE'SCOND|T|ON |S CAUSE FOR
 ALARM
Not Seriously III, But Frequen- .cy of Gouty Attacks Wor-
 ries His Friends.

- ROME, May 19.-Although the con, pdition of the Pope is not grave, some apprehension is felt at the frequency of gouty attacks through exposure to a cold, disordered digestion and fatigue.
 . The gour, which previously only at, tackled his foot, has now reached the Pope's left knee, which is consider ably swollen and gives him acute pain. Considerable inflammation is present. The temperature of His Holiness today was 99. ...
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
BIsBEE COUPLE GETS CT.
 MARRIED IN TOMBSTONE

Joseph Anderson of Bisbee and Miss Grace Barrow, both well known and popular in Bisbee, were married in Tombstone yesterday evening. They left here yesterday, the cere- nony yesterday evening being attend ed by only few of their intimate friends. They are expected to return today.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
TWO p.eaEE LADIES
 DESERTED sY HORSE

Reports from Tombstone last night were that Mrs. Jack Pennypacker and Mrs. J. R. Wall who left here yester- day morning in buggy for Tomb stone, came near having to walk part of the journey. They reached 8 point about seven miles out of Tombstone at noon, and stopped for luncheon After unhitching their horse he broke away and left them. Several hours later woodchopper passed them and took a message into Tombstone. Their husbands then came out with buggies and brought them in.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20

The president of the. Massachusetts, senate says that there never was a time when the legislators of his state were more honest than they are now. What is the use of maligning dead men ?-Jacksonvil Times-Uunioa
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20

The Chinese pirates who footed a Standard oil launch simply did in a crude manner what the Standard 6oes in more finished way, However, the result is the same.--Lafayetts tInd.) Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20

An Eastern scientist says our dispo- sition is formed by our food, and rot by heredity and environment. -his may lead many of us to suspect that our wives eat angel food on the sly Denver Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20

If the Republicans of Iowa are tell ing the truth about each other. 1t is surprising that more of them are not in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20

Judge Andy Hamilton seems to have got all over the nervous affection that led him to go to Paris for medical advice last spring, and he is now bus fly engaged in making sundry we'll known people nervous.-Bostoa Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20
MErAu MARKED.

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Silver, 67 5-s; Mexican dollars, 521-4; copper, quiet, unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20

Harvard Loses. <. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 19.- Princeton, &; Harvard, 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
HOW'S YOUR HAIR ?

4. James Belt Announces That He Has at
Last Secured a Cure tor Hair Troubles.
We beg TO announce 10 the people Of Will
mlngton that We have secured the agency
Tor one OF tie greatest discoveries of recent
years. We refer to the prescription of Sir
Erasmus Wilson, NJ. d.. England"s most
successful specialist in diseases Of the scalp,
who was knighted for his many successes
in the treatment Of skin and scalp. Upon
the death Of DR.. Wilson this prescriniion
was secured by American chemists and
Is now offered to the public under the name
of DR.. Wilson'S English Life TO the Hair
This preparation will grow hair on hald
heads even after all else fails. Unlike other
hair preparations it is not sticky or rreasy
but gives live and glossy appearance 10
the hair. Miss Cornolia Stevens smith
Ave-, boston, Mass, says; "Dr. Wilsonie
English Life to the Hair grew a magnificent
head OF hair for me after / was told that
] was becoming hopelessly bald. NV hair
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or any scalp troubles Try DR.. Wilson's Life
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
ARRESTS IN SUSSEX COUNTY.

Special rouesponuence of tyerv Evening.
Georgetown. April 3. Huphev
Waller, q young white man, said to
be from laurel, was arrested vester-
day afternoon at Frankford. and
lodged in Georgetown Jail, charged
with the larceny Of uniform belong
ing To- James Gordy. blgeagemaster Of
the lower division of the d.. M. a. Y.
railroad, whilc the train was at Har-
rington. After taking the uniform
Waller IS reported 10 have boarded a
freight train for Frankford. He was
wearing the uniform when arrested
Jumbo Ingram, desperate
character. was lodged in Jail yester-
day afternoon in default of 81 fine for
lighting and disturbing the peace TIe
was released from jail only last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
THEIR CLOTHING ON FIRE
The Flames Started in the Basement
and Spread to The Upper Floors Be-
fore the Occupants We're Awake.
POLICEMAN DID EFFECTIVE WORK
Drove Out Many Tenants and
Carried Woman From
tho Fifth Story
FINALLY TAINTED FROM EXHAUSTION
Associated rro,, Dlapatch b7 apeolai wirel

Associated rress Dispatch By Special Wires
New York, April 3.-Mon and
women, with thoir clothing on fge,
ran or were carried out of o burning
tenement in West Tenth street today.
One woman was fatally burned.
The fire started u the basement
before daylight and spread quickly 90
the upper floors before the occupants
were awake policeman. who broke
down the front door, and made his way
to the top floor, driving ont the
tenants on the way, met Thomas
Quinein, with his night clothing
ablnze, at the head of the second
flight of stairs. The policeman at
tempted 90 carry Quinein out Of tho
house. but the latter pushed him
away. cyclaimiug:
Mover mind me. There are women
ON the top floor.
Quinein next ran, unaided. 90 the
street The policeman meanwhile went
| TO the top story, whore he found Mrs.
/ Kate Valley lying unconscious ON the
| floor. her clothing burned and many
| objects iu tho room ahlago. She was
tho last tenant Co leave the building,
and whom the policeman carried her
out his uniform was on fire and water
had to he dashed over him. lie tainted
! from exhaustion Mrs Valloly was
taken to q hospital, where 10 was said
that she could not live Morris Con
don. am eldory man, was also badly
burned The loss on the building was
| mot LARGE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
SUBWAY EXTENSION.

ID. & A. +. a. 4. Co.'s ht quest Considered
BY the Street and Sewer Directors Today.
The api llcation OF the Delawa q Allan
tic Telegraph ana Tel phone Co. for permis-
sion 10 extend its conduit system was the
subject of a conference, this morning, be-
tween the directors of the Street and sewer
Department and j. II. Mehatiey, the dis
trict manager.
The request was made a week ago and
Engineer kommel and street Commits
sioner Pierson, to whom the matter was
referred, submitted a report, II commend o
ing that some of the proposed lines, in
streets which have been paved, be laid un-
der the sidewalks.
Mr.. Mehatiey WAS accompanied by Super
intandent atrinPfaliow Of the extension
I department. They assured the department
/ that all suggestions Of the department
would be respected. The matter was left
! with Engineer Rommel of the department
and Engineer Stringfellow Of the company.
Mr.. Mehatiey said it was the company 3
intention to give every. house in the city
telephone facilities and he guaranteed that
the rates would not be raised.
The board decided 10 take formal action
| at the next meeting, granting permission
| to procced with the work, under h. super
| vision Of the department, with tue under
standing that If the work becomes too com
| prehensive for one supervisor, more are to
be put on the work.
Al the request of Attorney John II. Neary,
the company was given permission TO have
A vault under the sidewalk in front Of Its
new building, on Shipley street above
| Sixth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
Dtatas-

BRIsTOW-in this city, on April let, 1905. Caiha-
rine, wife oil William II. Bfistow, rged 81 years
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited
10 auend the funeral from the residence OF her
hu band 9l3 townsend street. on wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock. Requiem mass at Il
Mary's Church. lnterment at Catnedral cemetery.
CROssLEY-In this city, on April 2i, 1900
Edward Fulton. son OF James O. aud Florence
Cfossley. age1 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 tend the funeral services at the residence of
hfs parents, Northwest corner lenth ana Poplar
streets. on thursday afternoon, April bih az 9
O'Clock. lnterment private az Rigergiew oeme-
terry.
EVAKs-on March si.t, 1905 Mary j., widow OF
George q. ivans
funeral servi es from her late residence, Main
4 rect Newark, Del, on helnesday, April Sd, at
SD no. InteIment private.
lRyINt-un April Isl, 1905, Mary ). Irvine, in
/ Rfla ives and fr ends OF the family are invited
10 attend Q funeral services az her late rest
dence, Wslker's Banks, Henry CLAY. on Nednts
J daV afternoon, Apr 4th. al 2jO O'Clock. Inter
ment Green Hli cemetery.
| 'NCtIW I'm tnis city. on March 3 st 1905
! Margaret wife OF lhn Mcklweo.
| Relatives ana ireuds are iuYi ei 10 attend thg
] funeral from the residrncs Of her husband. u4
/ Peach street. on "Wednesday morning az d
/ o'rlocs High mas az ST. Mlry's church. In
| terment at Cathedral cemetery.
/ WILIIsMs-In this city. on Auril "a, 1905
| Thomas A. Williams eyed "a years
Relatives and fri nds are invited TO attend thl
funeral services al Si9 West street. on "Wednesday
afternoon at 4o'clocs lnterment private.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
PhilaasipniA aarEsr..

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa. April s.--Wheat. steady;
No REQ In export elevator, s2as21Sc.; No.
Northern do, s7lsass1ac; No. Northern, do DO.
corn, Sc higher No ? in export elevator.
oats. frm; No. white natural. ss1Sc; No ?
white clipped, SIC.
bran. trm; winter In bulk, t2l.OOat2l.50s spring
IN SACKS. SiU60aS2l00.
Refined sugars quiet powdered. sls5aS4.9 30;
eranulated, q. 7hafl.sO; confectionera A, s4 Goa
si65: Keystone A, sA40aSAbh
Butter, steady extra Western creamery, 25e; do
nearby prints, nc
cru 10 lgc az marx.
Live poutry. firm; fowls higher; fowls, i45sal6c:
OIL roosters. l0aiOho; winter chickens, lsa22c;
DUCKS l7aiSc geese, laalbc
Dressed poultry teaiy; fowls, choice, ialSal5c;
do laIr to good, l31Salic.; old roosiers, lOc;
nearby roasting chickens, choice lea &c. Western,
do choice. lac; 20. far 70 good. lial41sc.l
.urkevs. choice ana fancy, l9a2Qc; TO- fair 70
good l7aisc: ducks talbc; geese Oalic
! Potatoes hrm. Pennsylvania choice Rnd fancy
ner Dusnel ShusOc New TX do. do 65as0c
| New York fair TO good, do suassc.
] llour s. q iy.
] haN. EtDa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
lN wALL sTREEr ToDAY

Associated Press Dsuatcn uc special Wire,
Wall Street. New York, April 3.-The
opening prices in the stock market today
were chanqed narrowly from last nigut
except in special stocks. Gains and losses
we're mixeo. with the gains prsdominating.
Missouri Pacific was feature, with rise
of 1& in the fret few minutes. Amalga-
mated Copper and Hooking Coal gained
point and brooklyn Rapid Transit and
National Lead large fractions. Consoli-
dated Gas fell point.
The continuance of the firm call money
rate with loans az above 6 per cent, and
the further weakness of Consolidated Gas
weighed on sentiment, and prices receded
to a level generally below last night.
Advances IN National Lead and New York
Dock, preferred, of 255. American Smeh-
ing and Hooking Valley iss and General
Electric / we're without effect elsewhere.
Consolidated Gas fell 3sk, Great Northern,
preferred. and Pittsburg Coal, preferred,
llS and Reading. Delaware Hudson,
Norfolk a Western, Iowa Central. Sugar
and Sloss- Sheffield Steel 1. The tradire
became very dull at the recession, but Their
wasa brisk rally at noon. Bonds wer'
irregular.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
SERVICES AT EPwoRTH.

Great interest is being nightly mani
tested at the evangehstic services being
held at Epworth NJ f. Church, Tenth and
Lombard streets the meetings now being
IA the third week under the leadership Of
Rev +. L. Hyde
On last Sunday evening there we're 10
seekers, four of whom proiessed conver-
sion, and much feeling was manifested.
Last evening there was a large attend
ance a splendid service of song and a
iervid exhortation by Evangelist Hyde
Five seekers were forward and several con
versions.
The meetings viii continue during the
week, and great results are anticipated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
LAYTON Gt1s HIS JOB.
Is to be an Auditor for the state and
Ofh.r fyeDaftueuts.

He Is to be an Auds.r for the state and
Oiher Departments.
Asso'' afn es4 s,t.- es 81 en-nal Air-s
Washington, April 3. Tho Presi
dent sent So the Senate. today, the
nomination of DIR. Caleb II. Lay ton
OF Delaware TO be auditor for the
State and other departments.
DR.. Layton was originally slated
for the Office Of collector Of internal
reveue for the district Of Maryland,
but the influence Of Secretary Of the
Navy Bonaparte proved stronger thar
that of Senator Alice, and it was de
cided that Collector Goldsborougt
should be continued. Then LaytoI
was shunted to an authorship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
CERTIFICATES OF INooRPoRATIoN.

sreciR' Corrasnondence o fverv evening.
Dover, April 3 Certificates Of in
corporation were filed here. yesterday,
as follows:
Anadoor Smelling Co., Wilmington.
Del, to deal in ores and TO mine and
operate mines, quarries, dc. capital
stock, 500, 600.
Pittston Light. Heat and Power
Co, Wilkes Barre, Pa, to supply
light, heat and power to firms and
corporations; capital stock. SlOO, 900.
World Disinfectng and Insecticide
Co., Philadelphia, TO manufacture
Insecticides and disinfectants; capital
stock. SO. 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
MINERS DECORATED By THE KAISER

As.oc afri rr...- ni.natep nv -oeciai Wires
Crefeld. Germany, April 3.-Emperor
William. on the occasion of his visit TO this
CITY. Yesterday. in order to DO present at
thereception ol the new garrison ol cavalry
received the members oi the salvage corps
of Heme. Mestphalia. vino have just rec
turned from Couuieres, France. where
tLev assisted in rescuiug the imprisoned
miners and iu recovering the bodies OF the
dead
His Majesty expressed his sympathy
and thanks TO the German miners and
decorated them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
TN. WILLIAMS DEAD
He was Formerly state superintendent OF
schools

He was Formerly state Superintendent OF
schools.
Former State Superintendent OF Public
Schools +. n. Willisms died at the HON o.
onathic Hospital. Of pneumonia, this morn
INC. after an illness of few days.
he was born IN Maryland, but came 70
Delaware when young man, engaging IN
school teaching, and for number oi years
was principal OF the Seaford public schools.
Abcut 1884 he was appointed by Governor
stoekley superintendent Of the STATE public
schools r four years. Afterwards he was,
Tor short time, president Of Washington
College ut Uhestertown, Nd During Ieeens
a.rs Ia did occasi nal work on some OF
ina vii llingtcn ew5paf ere. ms.
Nr.Nilhhus was a Democrat IN pniitie'
and al times active In rariy affairs; In
i,el na WIS ecied to the Dela"Aie HOUSE
q IeUre eutaNv e.
Nf Williams was a member OF the A.
EA 81. unI "a Iast anna lasiei o
tla Hfala L.tl oI Drl fe.