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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-11
ProfitabIe lead. Ont sub.dor

First race, i've furlongs-Helmuth won, Here
after second, Princess Marie third Time, 1:o2.
Second race, six furlongs-Frank Bill won,
Lidwina second, Fugurtha third. Time, 1:14 AS.
Third race, seven furlongs-Meadow Breeze
won, Miss Doyle second, Alma Dufour third.
Time. :27.
Fourth race, handicap. steeplechase. short
eourse-Prohtable won Subador second, Jim
Tyrren third. Time, 800.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Six Shooter won,
Intense second, Scotch Dance third. Time, 1:2S.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Mansard won, Pot
ter second. Mum third. Time, liza 1-5.
Seventh race, and a sixteenth miles
Coruscate won, Granada second, Captain Bush
third. Time, 1:46 As.
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JOHN STEIN FALLS FROM
BRIDGE AND is KILLED
Foreman of Building Crew In SfEkiyou
County Meets With Instant
Death by Accident

REDDING, Aug. 1o.-John Stein fell
from bridge across Indian Creek.
near Happy Camp. Siskiyou County.
Yesterday morning, struck on the rocks
80 feet below and was instantly killed
HIS neck and back were broken.
Stein was foreman of a bridge build
ing crew that was repairing the bridge
over indian Creek. Yesterday morn
ing, shortly after starting to work he
started to walk across the stringers OF
the bridge. and in some way lost his
footing.
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Alegra, Miss Ida, Lady
Demon.
Second race-La Londe, True Wing,
Charlie Eastman.
Third race-Poole entry, DIR. NowIin,
Gold Run.
Fourth race-wexford, SoIon Single,
Gold Enamel.
Fifth race-La Gloria, Hannibal Bey,
Rain Dance.
Sixth race-Tan Bark, Phil Igoe,
Glimmer.
Seventh race-Redwood II, Ingol-
thrift, DoIinda.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race, i've and half furlongs, selling
Antola 95, Poitiers 95. All Ablaze 9S. Camp 9S,
Hybrid es Sanderson 9s, Zipango CO. Demo 101,
Ericsson 101, Blaze O'Light 101. Tom Gilroy 104,
Dulweber 104. Frank Flesher 106. Bonart LOG,
Webber 100. Harold D 112.
Second race. and quarter miles. selling
Begoria SO, Eular 91. Rubinon OIL, Ternus "a,
Pinaud o. Leo Bright "a. Imboden 90, st. Sever
90, Ida Vivian 102. Piller 102. Cashier 102.
Swiftwing 1o4. Injunction 1o4. Morendo 1o4,
Huzzah Ill, Hubbard 112.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Dr. Burch %,
Tom Tom 9S, Minnie johnson 100, linda 100,
Tom Grove 100, Optional 100, Black Cat 102.
Elude 1o2, Jim Hale 102, Fast Freight 106, Air
ship 106, Whoa Bill 107, Black Art 100, The
Thrall 113.
Fourth race one mile. handicap-Wee Lass 90.
Miss Doyle 90. The Minks los, Major 7. J. Car
son 49, Alma Dufour III.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs. purse
Navarro 105 Morales los, Lady Arion l06, Seven
Bells 100, Lexoline 113, Lens 112. Judge Treen
112.
Sixth race seven furlongs. selling-Ripple
Marx co. Duessa 90, Sea Mate 101. Libation 101,
Carthage 1O1 Prince of Pless 103, The Mate 104
Bitter Hand 104, Fargo 10s. Queen Carolina los,
Babe 3 1OS, Inspector Girl los. Creel 10S, La
rome no. Malleable l13, Search Me 115.
Seventh race, seven furlongs, purse-La Fay
cite e3. Terms Rod 81, Major Daingerfeld 100,
Estrada Palma 101, Free Booter los. Chief Mil
liken 100, Toupee 101, Revolt 107.
Eighth race, one mile, selling-Hackler So
Oberon "a, Principia 97 Bullfnch 104, Coruscate
1o4 Fonsoluca 107, Whippoorwill 1o7.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

First race. i've furlongs. .purse--Loretta Mack
o5, Limited 95, Fleeting Star 95, Dolinda 97,
Hattie Dodson 100, Lady Gay Spanker 100, Lady
Demon 100, Alegra 100, Imposition los, Beatrice
II los, Miss Ida los. Bob's Pet 105. Sadie
Gay 100, Pixley 100.
Second race six furlongs, purse-Timothy
Wen so. Tickle 90, Away 80. Conde 81. Lazeil
90, True Wing 1o2. La Londe 100, Charlie
Eastman 112, Gold Enamel 113.
Third race. full course. Grand Columbian
steeplechase-Gold Run 12e. Sam Palmer 1S1,
Trenct the Mere 146 Picktime 141. DR.. Nowlin
$50. Dawson l5e. CTrenct and Picktime. Poole
entry.)
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles-wex-
ford lie. Gold Enamel Ill, Solon Shingle 112.
Bon Mot 97, Peter Paul 95, Crowshade 90.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Amador 81.
Hess 90, Rover &c. Perdition 90, Orderly 90,
Usury 90. wyefeld 80, Butinskf 100. Fair
Calypso 1oi, Ruskin 1oIs Eoxmead Io2. La
Sixth race, five and half furlings. selling
Edwin T. Fryer o. Singsworth 95. Melting 90,
Chandler 90, Reside 100, Attention 101. Phil
Igoe 102, Moonvine 1o2. Glimmer 1oS, Hazel
Patch 103, Tanbark 104.
Seventh race, one mile. selling--Marimbo SO,
Dixie Andrews 93, Scarecrow 1oS, Redwood II
I03, Bendigo los. Celebration 104 Reticent 104,
Ingolthrift los. Jungle Imp los. Dolinda 102
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Beaten by -Four Men.

Captain James c. Eagles of the bark
Z. B. Bryant, lying at Union-street
wharf. reported to Lieutenant Wall at
the harbor station yesterday that he
was attacked by four men shortly be-
fore midnight Thursday while on his
way to his vessel The assault was
made on East street near Broadway.
The men did not attempt to rob him.
lie said he could identify the leader.
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OCEANIC S. CO.

HONOLULU only-S. S. Alameda sails
IL a m August H. Round trip. first
class. s125.
SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA. HOMO
LULU-S. 5. Ventura sails D. m.
August g.
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAS6S. s Mariposa
sails IL a m. Sept IL. First-class
round trip s125.
]. d. SPRECKELS & BROS. CO..
General Agents. Pier No. Z, foot Pacific
st, San Francisco. Phone West 1878.
Oakland office. 11ss Broadwaek RRsaa
Oakland SS18.
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Main Street Wharf Colapses Under Over
weight of Lumber.

Alameda Dcwdel will
a Honolulu sail
Il
1Ianch hester Port will leave
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-HaroId ID, Bonaparte,
Demo.
Second race-Hubbard, Swift Wing,
Cashier.
Whoa Bill.
Fourth race-AIma Dufour, The
MinIxs, Miss Doyle.
Fifth race-Lens, Judge Treen, Mo-
rales.
Sixth race-Search Me, Babe b, The
Mate.
Seventh race-Estrada Palma, La
fayette, Revolt.
Eighth race-Principia, Oberon, Fon-
soluca.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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Summit-Maximum temperature, so degrees;
minimum. 81; wind south; weather cloudy; rain
faI trace; and feet of snow in places.
- Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
Cloudy Saturday; fresh westerly winds.
For Sacramento Valley-Cloudy Saturday; pos
sibly thunder showers in Sierra light southerly
winds.
For San Joaquin Valley-Cloudy Saturday;
possibly thunder showers In Sierra; light west
erly winds
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Satur-
day; light westerly winds.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-11

OAKLAND. Aug. 10.-Charging that F. Mars
ton White, an architect, stole from him a set
of plans valued at $40 s. Ahnesed 3O55 King
street, Berkeley, this afternoon swore out a
warrant for the arrest of White, and later
the accused architect was taken into custody
being booked at the city prison on q charge OF
petty larceny.
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FERRIS PREVENTS
DETROIT FROM
WINNING.
STANDING of THE CLUBS.
LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 10.-Two great
plays by Ferris, one Of them stopping
Detroit from tying the scone IN the
seventh inning, were principally re-
sponsible for Boston's victory. Dineen
was forced to retire at the end of the
inning named. Armbruster was injured
by a foul tip and retired. Score:
Detroit
Batteries.Eubank;s and Payne; Di-
neen, Winter, Armbruster and Peterson.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Chicago punched
hits today and defeated New York. The
visitors scored in the second on a sin
gle and a triple, but Chicago scored
in the fifth on just the reverse, a triple
and a single. Two singles and an out
gave Chicago the winning run in the
eighth. Score:
chicago l
NfS Batteries.wwaish and sullivan; chesy
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-A base on balls
to Powell, Niles sacrifice and Stones
two-bagger won today's game for st.
Louis. Score:
81. Louis ................d
Batteries : Powell and oconnor;
Waddell. Bender and Schreck
CLEVELAND. Aug. 10-W Washington
Cleveland game postponed; rain.
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TO OPEN NEW EXcHANGE-oakland. Anv
1o.-The Oakland Stock and Bond Exchange mas
issued invitations TO the opening of the new
exchange building. 462 Twelfth street which will
take place Wednesday moEnin2. Ans11st IL at
10 O'Clock -
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

(By Fred e. MulhoIland.)
First race-Rustic Lady, Quickstride,
j. G. Glenn.
Second race-Peter J, Interlude, ST.
Winnifride.
Third race-Old Mike, Watercure,
Briers.
Fourth race-GIoomy Gus, DutifuI,
Jackful.
1Iisty's Pride.
Sixth race-The Husuenot, stilicho,
Gorgaletc.
Seventh race-Rudabek, Ink, Full
Ietta.
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE T.
NforninR Session.

OAKLAND, Aug 1O.-Following were tns nnssSand
and closing quotations today on Ins
Stock and Bond Exchange.
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Aug 10, reports two schooners and two barks of
the Hghtshtp this morning
Per stmr We.4an 0ton-Saw bark off Bolinas
and barkentine of Point Reyes.
Movement of Steamers.
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Three Steamers Carrying Passengers
VIII Sail Today for Distant Ports
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

United States Department of Agriculture-San
tranelsco Cal. august 10. 1906
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Memoranda

stmr Fulton. from Eureka. at San Francisco
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

states interest in the road, s55O,O00;
educational Institutions other than the
public schools, $4,000
The per capita wealth Of the white
population, go per cent OF the whole, is
sl,S26.Ss; colored population, 81 per
cent, si62.59. The population was 5000
by the census Of 1900 and at present is
estimated at $4,000
Here is very significant item: Rich
mond carries no floating debt. All ac-
counts are closed at the end of each fiscal
year, excepting for outstanding contracts
which arc unfinished at the close of the
year" What lesson for the city Of VIII
mington is contained in this statement
We suggest that the finance committee
Of our City Council prepare a similar pub
LEGATION for this city II would show us
exactly where we stand financially, and
the information thus collected and printed
in condensed form would be Of great value
in the work Of conducting Wilmington
local government, which is in anything
but good shape at present, to say the least
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12
40 A oorman Trlumph.

The reelection Of Hon. Murray Van
diver by the Democratic majority OF the
Legislature Of Maryland to the office OF
State treasurer is horalded in some news
papers as another indication that SO far
as the Democratic organization Of Mary
land is concerned, Senator German is still
"hrm in the saddle"
But Treasurer Vandiver's very compli-
mentary rc-olection-he received the votes
Of some Of the Republican members-was
in no sense a triumph Of Gormanism. 10
was q deserved tribute to q faithful
official who has filled an important Office
in manner that reflects credit upon him-
self and has given valuable service othe
State. With the official record he has
made, it would have been a reproach to
the Democratic party and an injustice to
the people Of Maryland not TO have elected
him 20 another term.
Il is true that Mr. Vandiver is q partisan
Of the extreme order and as a party mar
has been a German supporter, for Oh,
reason that the party organization has
been uniformly behind German almost
since his entrance into Maryland State
politics. But Mr.. Yandivers adherence
to the organization did not prevent hi
faithful administration of the office O.
State treasurer He administered tho
Office IN the interest of the people and moi
Of Mr.. German or the Democratic organi
cation. Doubtless Il was to this fact thai
his Republican support for reelection wa
due.
Treasurer Vandiver was chairman Of tn,
Democratic State Committee during tn,
last campaign and that campaign resulted
in a clear Democratic victory, notwith
standing the handicap OF Germans pei
measure, the suffrage amendment which
was overwhelmingly defeated. Thus
while the fate Of the amendment was
reputation Of German, the Democrats
victory which resulted in a Democrats
Legislature and a Democratic State ad
ministration was an Endorsement Of Nh
Vandiver.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12
Concerning CITY.

The city Of Richmond, Va, through the
finance committee Of is City Council has
issued neatly printed booklet in which
are presented the salient features Of its
municipal government, We take plea
sure in here reprinting the leading features
OF the publication, feeling sure that the
presentation viii prove Of interest to the
people Of Wilmington.
Richmond was founded by Col William
Byrd in 1887 and was made the capital Of
the State Of Virginia by an act Of Assembly
passed in 1910. Il is-a centre of active
business and has large manufacturing iny
terests, many Of which are operated by the
abundant water power which the city
possesses. The substantial assets Of the
city are thus briefly described;
Fire department consists Of ten engines
Ga Fmnce) and three hook and ladder
trucks,s seven combination chemical wagons
and two engines for reserve. Apparatus
Of tho most improved type. Companies
fully equipped. Fire alarm department
has 1856 Gamewell boxes, and So miles Of
wires on poles and lS9 miles OF conduits;
l40 officers and men.
Police department has lOl men and
three stations, thirty-two patrol boxes and
two patrol wagons.
Gas works consists Of coal and oil (com-
hned) manufacturing plant which put out
80o,7s6,lSl cubic feet of gas during 1904.
Pour gas holders in use, and one with a
capacity Of two million cubic feet nearing
completion. Eighty-hve and one-third
miles of street mains.
Water works consist Of two pumping
stations, with a daily pumping capacity OF
twcniy-iour million gallons; two reser-
voirs with a capacity OF fity-six million
gallons, and 1l6.5 miles Of MAINS In ad-
dition the large settling basins holding 3
twenty days supply for the entire city
will soon be completed, from which the cit,
supply win be pumped. 7i7 fine hydrantl
connected with system.
Parks number eight and six small
squares, with total acreage Of 81 acres
also the State Capitol Square containing
10 acres (not city property in addition
Entire acreage of parks 3S7 acres.
Public schools number 10 schools, occupy
ing substantial and well equipped build
ings and six kindergarten, two occupyin
rented buildings 3O5 teachers and H.
402 scholars
Richmond has ZIG miles Of streets we
graded and paved
The value Of the citys assets is th,
set down
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

Daily il becomes more evident that
unless President Roosevelt abandons his
hostile attitude and agrees to uncondi-
tional surrender, the Fight between the
Executive and the Senate win assume
aggressive proportions The unanimous
action Of the Senate in ordering am invcs-
tigation OF the Panama Canal was one in
dication of the earnestness Of the contest,
and another indication Is found in the
action Of the Senate finance committee,
as stated in the New York Herald's Wash
ington special printed in Every Evening
yesterday, to make an investigation on its
own account, with special reference to the
connection Of the administration and It's
agents with Panama fiscal affairs.
The cause Of the senate's deep-rooted
animosity, as stated by the Herald cor
respondent, is the manifest usurpation by
tho President Of many Of the senate's
prerogatives, as evidenced by his nego-
tiation OF treaties and execution Of orders
involving legislative functions,and various
other acts in tho completion OF which the
Senate clearly has part. Never did a
predecessor of Mr. Roosevelt in the Office
OF President attempt to do the things
which the unchallenged record Of the past
two years clearly conviots him Of having
done.
There arc reports from the White House
that President Roosevelt is beginning to
get an inkling Of the situation, and may
"come down the tree instead of putting
up a fight. He is said 10 be Excepting his
ear TO the ground" for the purpose of de
tecting the rumblings OF public comment
and thereby determining whether the
people are with him or against him. Thus
far the rumblings have not been agree
able, and unless the President is abso-
lutely assured that the people viii stand
by him 70 the end, regardless Of what he
may do, he may be inclined TO pay decent
respect TO the wishes Of the Senate and
materially restrict his evident ambition tC
be the "whole show" himself in the adj
ministration Of government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12
INTERESTING FACTS.

For Nearly Every Man, Woman or Chnd.
a short time ago we published an article
recommending to our readers the new dis
covory Tor the cure of Dyspepsia. called
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and the claim
then made regarding the wonderful curative
properties of the remedy have been
nhundnntly sustained by the facts. People
VINO were cautious about trying new
remedies advertised IN the newspapers and
who were finally induced 20 give Stuart
Dyspepsia Tablets n trial were surprised
and delighted at the results. In many cases
single package costing but % cents at
any ofug store made complete cure and
IN every instance the most beneficial re-
suits we're reported. From "A hundred or
more received We have space 10 publish
only few OF the latest. but assure our
readers we receive 90 many commondatory
letters that We shall publish each week a
fresh list OF genuine, unsolicited teati-
moniais and never publish the same one
twice.
From James Yemmoisler, Lacrosse. Wis. f.
Stuarte Dyspepsia Tablets are doing me
more good tnan anything I ever tried and
| was 90 pleased az results that / gave away
several boxes 10 my friends, who have also
had the same benefits.
From Jacob Anthony, Iortmurray, New
jersey; I have taken Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets with the best results. | had Dys-
pepsia for six year., and had taken a great
deal of medicine, but the Tablets seem 10
take right a hold and I feel good. / am a
farmer and lime burner and I heartily
recommend to everyone who mas any
trouble with his stomach 90 use these
Tablets.
FROM Mrs. NJ. X. West, Preston. Mimi.
l have received surprisingly good effects
from ueing stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets. 1
gave one-halt Of my last box TO friend
wh9 also suffered from indigestion and she
had the same good results.
From Mrs. Agnes Il. Ralston. Cadillac.
Mich. have been taking Siuart's Dvs-
pepsia Tablets and ! am very much better.
and feel very grateful for the great benefit
1 have received in so short time.
stuarte Dyspepsia Tablets are a certain
cure for all forms of Indigestion. Thew
are not claimed 10 be cure-al but are
prepared Tor stomach troubles only, and
physicians and druggists everywhere recon-
mend them 70 al persons suffering from
Nervous Dyspepsia, sour or acid stomach,
heartburn, bloating OF wind on stomach
and similar disorders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12
Newspaper Comment and Libel.

Newspaper Comment and Libel.
The quashing Of the indictment found
against Mr.. Jerome b. Bell, editor of the
Sunday Star, at the prosecution Of Clerk
of the Peace Quigley is a very important
happening. IL established through the
ruling Of the court and the frank course
Of Attoney-General Richards in ask
ing that the indictment be set aside-th
following essentials to an indictment by a
grand jury for criminal libel by reason of
editorial comments on the official acts Of
public officers
That the article complained Of is false.
That the innuendoes are false.
That the article was published with
malicious intent.
In the case of Mr.. Bell, these essentials
were not passed upon by the grand jury
On the contrary, that body was informed
that Il had nothing 20 do with them, a.
they were matters for the court to deter
mine. Il is now established that the grand
jury must pass upon them in considering
whether there shall be a true bin or an
ignoramus.
Whether this viii be the ending Of tn,
Bell case remains 20 be seen, as the actor
may be continued before the grand jur,
az the next term Of general sessions court
and another indictment asked for. Thai
this viii be done, however, is a matter o
much doubt, for there is no reason to be
lieve that the editor of the Star, in tn
comments complained of, was moved by
deliberate intent TO be malicious or wa
aotuated by any other than a high sens
Of public duty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

The Republican programme at Wash
ington, which has almost reached the
stage Of an ultimatum, is that &c the four
Territories Of Arizona, New Mexico, Okla
homa and Indian are to be admitted il
must be as two States only. with the first
two and the last two joined together.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory may not
object TO their proposed amalgamation,
but Arizona is eternally opposed to being
joined to New Mexico, and the best senti-
ment Of the country opplauds this deter
mination Of her people.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

Considerable space in yesterdays issue
of Every Evening was devoted to a
presentation Of some Of the leading feat
uros of the proposed new Building or
dinance which was presented to City
Council last night, and more room is
given 10 another feature in today's
issue Other parts of the ordinance
win come later, until the printing of it is
completed. II is measure of the
highest Importance. and therefore all in
terested persons should make themselves
familiar with its provisions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

According to the Washington CORE
spondent Of the Springfield Republican,
there is no question that the President is
now meeting in Washington "the severest
criticism that he has been under since he
became President" And is there any
question that he deserves il?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

Engineers of the Street and Sewer De-
partmont have been engaged in laying
out the city street lines ON French street.
between Water and Front. for the new
station of the r., B. q W. Railroad. The
engineers of the railroad company have
laid out the lines for the column work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

Sir Charles Dixie, in his address to his
constituents asking them to re-elect him
TO Parliament simply said: 81 solicit a
renewal OF your trust" Thus he makes
his official record his platform, and no
doubt constructs a much better one than
most political parties do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

Gov. Pattison Of Ohio in his inaugural
addrcs paid special attention to a reduc-
tion Of the number Of liquor saloons and a
stricter observance Of the Sunday laws.
In view Of the manner in which the Rcpub-
hcan machine of Ohio had long estab-
lished complete political alliance with
the liquor interests Of that State. It is not
surprising that a Democratic governor
should deem it his duty to call attention
to grave evils that followed such an alli-
ance, as a natural consequence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12
cIerk for Buildlnr 1nsnector

In connection with the proposed new
building ordinance it is proposed to ask
City Council to provide for a clerk for
the building Inspector, at an annual sal
airy of s 900, whose duty is TO be to keep
the office open at an times, the same as
other city Offices, issue permits and keep
the records
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

The Equitable Life building in New
York City heads the tax list with an ASSESS
ment of Sll,5O0,OO0. And there is no
doubt that it pays handsomely on these
huge figures of valuation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-12

The population Of Manila, according
TO the most recent census. is 2ie.94l.
divided as follows. Americans, 1850:
spaniards, 2.52s; other Europeans. lily;
Chinese, 2i.2S9; Filipinos ls9.7S2; all
Others, sos. Throughout the entire archi-
pelago, in al probability, the proportion
Of natives to the total population is even
greater. Is thero anything unnatural.
therefore, in the cry: "rhe Philippines
for the Filpinos p