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WERE @eoLD-BRIcKED.'
Therefore, the Scheme to Make Groye
Almshouse Superintendent Failed.

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Almshouse Superintendent Failed.
It is reported in local political circles
that Postmaster Henry G. Conrad and
limited Safes Senator Frank Alice were
"oold-briclxed" into reappointing NJ.
Howard Jester assistant postmaster OF
Wilmington, and it is said that friends OF
senator Alice and Benjamin A; Groves
are demanding that Mr. Conrad discharge
Mr.. Jester. an
According to the report, Senator Alice
desired Mr.. Conrad to appoint Benjamin
A. Groves his assistant at the postoihce.
Mr.. Groves, it is said, expressed prefer
ence for the position of superintendent
Of the almshouse at Farnhmst. In order
Ia manipulate things so that Mr.. Groves
could secure the desired position, Il was
found that the votes Of Samuel J.Dennison
and Charles Jester, trustees OF the poor,
were necessary. Mr.. Jester is the father
Of NJ. Howard Jester.
Il is now claimed that IN the elecu9n
If a superintendent of the almshouse the
goods were not delivered as promised w H.
liam J Blackburn was reelected 20 the
position and Mr.. Groves Is out IN the
cold. Hence, Senator Alice is mad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
AID FOR JAPANESE.

Fund Collected by Thomas Maloney for
Famine Sufferers.
Thomas Malonoy OF Townsend has for
wardcd $40 TO the Christian Herald Of
New York City, 70 be sent to the people
who are suffering from famine in the north
on part of japan.
The money was collected by Mr.. Ma
loney from his friends at Townsend Ho
has taken great deal Of interest in tho
effort TO help the sufferers aud would ike
TO see similar movement in other parts
oil the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
coon COOKERY
By srarior,s webster.

A Savory Ieit-Over-Look over the
carcass Of roast turkey or chicken, or
any kind of game. You will perhaps ind
a cupiul Of bits of meat, but even If there
be but one-fourth OF a cup II will be worth
saving for it will make a savory luncheon
dish for one or two. You may ind some
bits OF cold boiled ham, which may be
used either alone or with chicken. 10
one cup of the finely minced meat add
one-third Of a cup of soft bread crumbs
and moisten the mixture with cream OF
hot milk, add seasoning OF paprika, celery
salt or anything suitable for the kind OF
meat YOU may have; ham would not require
salt. but mustard would be acceptable.
Put the mixture in the saucepan over
hot water and let Il become quite hot
while YOU prepare some egg toast, the
number of slices propOrtoned TO the
amount of meat YOU have or the number
to be served One cup OF milk mixed
with one beaten egg and six slices OF
bread will be sufficient for one cup OF
meat. Soak the bread in the custard
and If the bread does not take up all the
custard stir it into the meat mixture.
/ Brown the bread in hot butter, andwhen
when done put a portion OF the mixture
on the top Of each slice. Make It into
/ little mound, or, if you wish to make the
dish more substantial, spread il over the
bread. making a little depression in the
| middle. and put on each slice boiled OF
dropped egg. If the eggs are liked firm
enough to keep their shape they may be
cut in halves lenthgwise and bit Of
parsley butter laid on each. Parsley
butter is made by rubbing butter to a
cream and mixing with it enough very
fine minced parsley to color it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
oH1cAeoAN RESIGNS OFFICE.

Chicago, H., March g. Commissioner
Of Public Works Joseph Medill Patterson
has rendered his resignation to Mayor
Edward +. Dunno.
The resignation was sent by Mr.. Pat
terson to Mayor D.. on Wednesday.
Nothing was publicly known Of the resig-
nation, however, until yesterday, when a
copy mailed by Mr.. Patterson from Wash
ington, d. c., was received by the City
Press Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

The smart shops that cater 70 the
wants Of the wee people are exhibiting
windows in single cOlors nowadays-that
is, a whole window Of grey suits, or
window of brown suits, or a WINDOW of
white suits, and from these early indi-
cations it is safe TO prophesy that grey
will be as fashionable for the small man
as it is for his mother OF grown-up brother,
and that white viii hold its own for
this season at least. Little Russian
blouse suits IN grey mohair age exceed
ingly smart and splendidly servceable.
This fabric viii stand the wear and tear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
JOSEPH c. sIEBENEcK DEAD.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 3.-Joseph q.
SiebeneclS, former editor and proprietor
Of the Pittsburg Chronicle and for 10
years editor-in-chief Of the Chronicle
Telegraph, died yesterday Of pneumonia,
after ~ illness of only few days.
Mr.. iebeneck was for many years a
director Of The Associated Press. Since
1900 he had lived in retirement. He was
"a years old and leaves two daughters and
ON. Enr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

martyrdom Of Thomas a. Beckett, which
for generations made Il a place Of pilgrim
ago for the dcvout She showed many
views Of the magnificent cathedral and its
envirions and read from Chaucer's descrip-
tion of the pilgrims Of his day, than which
NO finer picture has been drawn by the pen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
AUTomoBIIE RACING BOARD.

Los Angeles, Cal, March Be. R.
Thomas Of Buffalo, N. y, an automobile
manufacturer, who is in this city, wired
the Automobile Association, in Chicago,
Thursday, protesting against the appoint
ment Of any agents or members Of auto
mobile manufacturing firms on the racing
board which will judge the next Wander
bilt cup race.
The appointments are TO be made soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

! FOR THE SMALL NAN.
Of the small boys pursuits better, per
haps. than any other Of like weight. 1t
does not take soil easily, and it has a
fresh lustrous look through any and all
service. This Russian blouse model,
with its full trousers and jacket piece
laid In a large box plat back and front,
Is Of a plain grey mohair Sicilienne, but
il would be equally attractive in any OF
the fine invisible grey checks or stripes.
The only trimming is the heavy stitching
of black and the smart shiny leather
belt that remains first favorite In chill
drcn's belt fashions,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
BUILDINGLAW CHANGES.
Farm Of The New Ordinance After
Being Altered by Councils
Committee.
SUGGESTIONS ACTED Upon
some Frame Structures VIII
be Permitted.
EXTREME PARTS OF THE CITY
Can Be Used Only for Business
Purposes.
SUGGESTIONS ACTED UPON
some Frame Structures VIII
be Permitted.
EXTREME PARTS OF THE CITY
Can Be Used Only for Business
Purposes.

shingIes Can he Used Under Certain Con-
ditions, Where Buildings are 10 Feet
from Other Buildings-rho Several
Amendments as Agreed to by the Com
mittee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

The pitiful wailings of fretful
children cause sleepless nights
and constant worry and anxiety
to the mothet. DR.. Miller's S
Anodyne prevents and corrects
the infantile pains an6 stomach
dirorders in quick order and
makes the baby fat, strong and
healthy. AT all drug stores.
Prices 10 and IS cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03
IosE mARrA pE PEREpA pnAp.

saniander. Spain. March S.--Jose Maria
de pereda, a novelist, is dead.
He was born in 1888.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

The surplice style, which permits OF
the use Of a dainty chemisette or smart
dickey. is much in favor for the waist oi
I;ebt-weipht woolens OF silks that every
woman finds a necessity in her ward
robe despite the popularity Of the laun-
dered article. Chiffon mohairs and thin
siannels henriettas and lustrous silks are
favorites for this smart blouse, and Tor
Trimming they inyaaahly have either
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

To Visit Hockessln Lodge.
Mrhe Past Grand Officers Association,
]. O. O. r., will visit Friendship Lodge,
at Uoekcssin this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Have you ever used Silver suds for
cleaning silver Sold by druggists
grocers and merchants generally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Sago, Cream and Beef Extract-Wash
two ounces Of sago until the water poured
from it is quite clear. Then stew in
half pint OF water until tender and thick,
and mix with a half pint Of cream and
the volks of four eggs Add a quart Of
boiling beef tea and serve. This can be
warmed over and is useful in cases of
lingering convalescence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Panada-Take the white parts 81 the
breast and wings Of chicken, either roasted
or boiled, and free them from skin. Pound
them in a mortar with an equal quantity
of stale bread and add either the water 10
which the chicken was boiled or beef tea
until the whole forms a fluid paste. Boil
for ten minutes, stirring all the time.
Cold sirloin or roasted leg of mutton may
be used instead OF chicken. Panada is
also made by taking two ounces Of pearl
barley or rice and cooking it in sauce
pan with half a pound OF veal or mutton
cut in small pieces and half a pint Of
water. Simmer very gently for two hours
or set in the oven over night. Then
4 pound il in a mortar and rub It through
a fine sieve. Add a little cream to thin
it, if desired, with seasoning to taste,
/ and serve hot OF cold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Bouillon-Bouillon Is a rich "stockn
made from beef alone, seasoned only with
salt and pepper; without vegetable or
any other addition. Serve in boulhon
cups, with plain crackers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Prune Whip-Soak over night one
pound of prunes, stew and sweeten as
for sauce. Stone the prunes and chop.
and add one-half cup of sugar. Stir about
one-half OF the beaten egg into the prunes
and place all into a pudding dish, spread
ing the remainder of the egg on top.
Brown lightly and eat with cream.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Lemon Syrup-Squeeze the juice from
selected lemons and to each pint Of the
juice add one pound OF sugar; boil, skim
and set away in tightly sealed bottles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

Ham Omelet-Break four fresh eggs
into bowl, beat all together thoroughly,
add four tablespoonfuls milk to the beaten
eggs, and beat again; salt slightly. Have
the frying pan hot enough to brown the
omelet, but not burn; drop in a small
piece Of butter, which should melt quickly
but not browni then pour in the egg and
cook slowly till light. While the egg is
cooking sprinkle over it one-half cup of
inely-chopped ham. Then fold over
and prepare to turn out on a warm plat
ter and serve at once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

flashed Mutton--Cut the cold mutton
into slices as uniform in size as possible;
-four them; pepper and salt them; put
them into a stewpan with some gravy
made Of an onion stewed with whole
pepper and toasted bread, in a pint of
water, to which a little walnut ketchup
has been added. The gravy should be
stewed two hours before using; do not
let the hash boil. When it is done add
water, if required. and serve up with the
slices Of toasted bread
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03

with rich cream. Spread on the bread.
Veal Outlets, Curried-The outlets may
be prepared by cutting them into shape,
dipping them into the yolks OF eggs, and
seasoning them with fine bread crumbs,
about four tablespooniuls, two spoonfuls
of curry powder and one of salt; fry them
in fresh butter; serve with curry sauce,
which may be made with equal parts
of curry powder, flour and butter, worked
well into a paste; put into the pan from
which the outlets have been removed
moisten with a cupful Of water, in which
cayenne and salt have been stirred; let
it thicken and serve very hot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
SEWING SOCIETY MET.

A number of the members of the
Sewing Society of the Swedish Con-
gregational church met at the home
of Mrs. Frederick Carbon, 20S Mad
ison avenue, yesterday afternoon to
sew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ryno and Mr..
and Mrs. Meelheim spent last eve
ming as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sylvester, of Rector street.
The Junior League of Grace Eng
fish Lutheran church meets tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Pierson, of
Metuchen, well known here, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter.
The Misses Lizzie and Laura Mar
t%inusen, of Ill State street, are
spending a few weeks visiting at
Boston, Mass.
Miss Florence Smith, of 4 Park
avenue, is spending a few weeks with
her aunt. Mrs. H. Long, at Mountain
Side, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12

KANSAS CITY, July 12.-In the in
vestigation here into the workings OF
the Kansas City ice companies charged
with being in an Illegal combination
w. z. Lyons, president of the Central
Ice company, testified that he went in.
to the ice business in 1900, investing
5000. In the following summer, which
was very hot, he had raised the price
twice when the demand increased and
had made a proht of $4,000 that year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12

LONDON, July IA resolution in
favor of preferential treatment on a re-
ciprocal basis, introduced in behalf of
the Montreal board of trade at the
sixth congress of the chambers of com
merce of the empire, was carried amid
a remarkable scene of enthusiasm.
East Indian representatives approved
1t. The Canadians rose in a body, and
the hall re-echoed with their cheers.
while some of them tried to sing God
Save the King"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12

STAMFORD, Conn, July 12.-Saying
that he did not propose to be made a
target of by a country %constable's pts
tol. Leo ~Ditrichstein, the actor and
playwright, appealed from the decision
of a justice of the peace who had fined
his chauffeur $40 for alleged violation
of the speed law. Mr.. Dltrichstein
says he was shot at FIVE times, one bull.
let hitting the machine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12

sURPRIsE.

A birthday surprise party was held
at the home of Mrs. John Hanson,
1877 Market street, Wednesday after
noon, by a party of her most init
mate friends. The time was pleas
antly spent in music, dancing and
singing Miss Alta Calvin entertain
ed with some pretty selections on the
piano. Refreshments were served,
consisting of ice cream and cake, af-
ter which they departed for their
homes whiting Mrs. Hanson many re-
turns of the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
Y. Il. S. G. sUMMER HOP.

A large number attended the sec
ond annual summer night dance of
the Young Ladies' Social Circle, at
Boyton Beach, last night. Dancing
began at 1880 o'clock, and continued
until almost midnight. Besides the
people from this city and adjacent
towns, there was a party from New
ark that came in three special cars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
ART EMB'u 4 DOLLS

Bureau Sets-Emli'd Swiss
plain or printed-value %. ....., 10
Fancy Denim Laundry Bags
plain or cmb'd-value 40 1900. or
Full Jointed Dolls double strung
sewed wlgs-closlng eyes
value S1.69 IA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12

You are often out of sorts, your
body lacks energy, your nerves are
weak, bad taste in your mouth: why
not help nature by taking HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tab
let's. 35 cents-s-n's drug store,
10 Smith ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
TO HOLD FESTIVAL.

At the special meeting of the La
dies Aid Society of Grace English
Lutheran Church yesterday after
noon, it was decided to hold a cake
and ice cream festival on the lawn of
the church Thursday evening, July
DC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
IN UPHOLSTERED
FrIdax.
WHITE ETC

Fuli size white Crochet Spreads 1
medallon c~enties-valUc DIS X
Fun size White English Marseilles-
henmcd-pi city raised aorai 4
deslgns-vnlue $2.G 0 ...... / n,
Full size silkol,ne Comfortables-
ngd ops-.plain backs-white
cotton flllng-.nstead Of si.iO =,
run SIZE S:ikoline Comfortables-
tig,d both sides-wi.te cotton dlIed-
value $f.D ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
PROMPT DELIVERIES
GOODS q q FRIDAY !,

q All goods bought Friday will be deIiv. B
cred Friday or Saturday. according to our
regular routine-drivers and wagon boys
receiving a holiday during the week to
make up for Saturday (Which other EN-
.ployes get) This ~insures customers re-
ceiving goods promptly as per schedule,
same as If our stores we're open. and de.
prives no employee Of a holiday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
Camp Opens at mantle. Conn.

CAMP COLE, Mantle. Conn, July
l2.-With all the commands of the First
brigade, Connecticut national guard
which have been ordered here, under
canva the brigade camp is in full
swing. After the strenuous work of a
sham fight in the valley from Gortons
Mills to the Boston schoolhouse road
the men We're quite willing to sleep in
their hot tents.
REMEMBER THE PRIMARIES
SEPTEMBER 25.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
LIABLE LINENS Ero

Mercerized Table Damasks-
oS inches wide value 40. 14
All Linen Dinner Sets-extra ane
satin double dnmnsks-eloth oH ma
yards long-dogen Napkins
@o'ncn-Vniue Sl9.os. ....... 1908
Al Linen Dinner Napkins
bieached--2l inch, DOZEN
49, F''"o : LA
ddHniEs tnrklsh Towels xtrn heavy
Instead Of .34 o.
lure White Hnck Towels-hemmed-
lvx5e lnch-white or red borders
90 -, 12t'
s3e-inch White Dress Linens
"a ct. quality .......'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
DRE GOODS
BLANKETS Z FLaNNELs Erid

Cleanup Cotton Summer Blankets
IV4 size for three-quarter beds
White. tan and ~gray-vnIuc .TD..... IN
Ia size White and Coiored Heavy
Cotton Blankets-splendid for
summer and early Fali-value 81 lao. 1 90
Wool Finish. E%lderdown Blankets
extra lafge-wortb $2.oS -. .......1 ms
worth .2o.......:................. 10
White Silk Emb'd Skirting
Flannels-neat d-eslgns-usunlly 30. ID
Finest Imported French Twill ana
Ftnettc Flnnnels-staple shades
until now 10 and 80. .......... Oh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
LINCOLNS' WAGON
HIT BICYCLEAT CURB
Was Answering Fire Alarm From
Dublin Box at 2:25 O'clock
This Afternoon.

While answering an alarm of fire
from box so, at Smith and Herbert
streets, at 1925 o'clock this after
noon the Lincoln combination wag-
on, with l.. b. Moore on the box,
struck a bicycle belonging to Adolph
Nielsen, at the Scheuer corner, and
smashed 1t considerably. The Lin
coin steamer was taken out.
The fire was in the building oc-
cupied by Alexander Balint's gro
Gerry store at Smith and Grace streets.
1t was extinguished within a few
minutes.
Rawlings Gets n Third Respite.
ATLANTA, Ga, July Ex-Governor
Terrill granted a third respite to ]. G.
Rawlings, whose execution for the muir
der of the two Carter children in
Lowndes county was set for tomorrow.
Alfred Moore, a negro, who is under
sentence of death for the same crime.
was respited also. The extension Of
time for both was until Aug. 3. The
respite was granted on the statement
tina both are important witnesses for
the defense in the motion before the
supreme court for a new trial for Raw
lings' sons, Jesse, Milton and Leonard.
charged with completely In the crime.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-12
HANDKFs. lEWEL pu enc rrla,

women's All Linen 'fs-speclal :
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or spangled-valuo .0S. 10
24-inch Suit CaseS-leat her capped
corners-muslln ~llnel-value $1.f0 "a
Leather B~,ts--plaln and fancy
coiors and black-newcst shapes--
value 80. ~
3 Quirc Cabinet Stationery
~ sheets. - envelopes three Sizes
Gray white and blue. sciid White or
assorted tints In box-value TO-. IN
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-01-26

To the surprise of even q great
many of his political enemies, the
Supreme Court handed down this
week majority decision adverse to
the Vardaman contention set up by
an injunction suit, that the Sandy
Bayou Lease was illegal. This comes
as a complete Knockout to that eur
rent claim that this move of the
Governor would strengthen him
immeasurably with the people, when
he went before them as candidate
for the u. S. Senate. According to
the construction of the two Supreme
Justices whose opinions were dia-
metrical opposite to the dissenting
opinion of Justice Whitfield, Govern
or Vardaman had no warrant of law
to institute suit proceedings by In
junction in the name of the State;
such an assumption on his part was
a direct usurpatioa of the functions
Of the Attorney General, and with
out precedent in the annals of this or
any other of the states history.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-01-26
MORE POLITICS.

The Bill to which we made reference
IN our last edition, which has already
been agreed upon by the represen-
tat,on In the Legislature of the dis
trict involved, Sproviding for the re-
districting of this Judicial district
into two districts, thereby creating
a new Circuit Court District to com
prise the counties of Wayne, Greene,
Jackson, Harrison andI Hancock has
necessarily brought politics into play,
that the officials of said new Circuit
Court District might be named.
There win have to be appointments
made by the Governor naming both
the Judge and the District Attorney
for said district. The latter's ap-
pointment, according to the Special
Election Law will only hold good for
sixty days at the expiration OF such
appointment the Office to be filed by
q Special election. Neither Of the
offices win go begging for the want
OF aspirants, though the ambitious
gentlemen who long for the judicia
gift at the hands OF our impetious
governor, are almost afraid to ex
press theig longings, for fear thai
such expressions will operate against
their chances OF favor. His hasty
action and disregard Of petitions ane
endorsements from the Bar, in ths
appointment few weeks ago of w
III. Hardy to the Mcdonald success
sion, has caused even those supposed
to be high in the graees Of varda
man to be wary in employing ths
usual tactics to secure preferment il
this instaIIse at his hands
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-01-26

our lest men, Sc much 50 that il
should be from every standpoint
satisfactory lis own personality
will be the proper presentation be-
fore the electors OF the district.
Endowed with high sense of
right; imbued with strict feeling Of
honor from which nothing will make
him swerve; fearless in the defense
of principle; versed ia discerning
and properly gauging the wiles of
the sycophant; sympathetic MOI to
the detriment OF duty; gifted with
flow of oratory the brilliant outbursts
OF which even in his limited sphere
has already won for him some re-
nown; devoid of undue vanity; bles-
sed with an universally courteous,
pleasing and winsome manner; we
can conceive of no man better equip
ped and qualified considering availa-
bles, TO be entrusted with the State S
prosecution. He viii look after it's
interests zealously. To meet him is
TO be impressed with the thought
that here is one upon whom Provi-
dence has lavishly poured out His
gifts, talents that sooner or later be-
speak the winning for him fame and
making of an iFustrious name. He
is none other than that adopted and
qenious son of Old Greene County,
the Honorable D. p HARRISON. We
commend him to the attention of the
Governor and people in this connec-
ton, and as his home town paper,
take the responsibility Of promising
for him, if trusted with the Office, an
official tenure that will speak credit
to gubernatorial judgement, and shed
luster on the people who elevated
him to this capacity.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-01-26

Quite stir has been created over
the county by the serving of notices
upon some of our best citizens to ap-
pear before the Board Of Supervisors
the First Monday in February and
show cause why they should not pay
back taxes on certain mortgages etc.
State Revenue Writ Adams is behind
the movement. Much Indignation is
felt over the matter, and in some in
stances justly SO, but we are afraid
the. Statutes as they now stand are
against our people, being served any
better in fighting the attacks Of Mr..
Addams in back-tax suits, than has
been the case of sister counties, who
have gone through like travail.