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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
Gin groBeS 0TentIt1eS
@ert

ioa bonn State SlOrioa u%nternommen
tusrbsn. Sn bieiem Gtaate bsfinosn
F9 beinnntIi9 ausesoebnte Shmpfe
unb bic bortiss gsiebse5ung bat jsbt
borbersitsnbs S4ritte getban, bieie
rpsltsn Sumpfarsden 3u sntmdherr
unb frudtbaren Bobsn baraus au mo.
DEN. Wan min aund&f sinst 500
Weilen Ianesn 2anaI bur9 ben
Sumpf.9 ifritt' bausn, I'm, bic flag
niersnbs1 @emdRsr ab3uleiten. Der
grobe 2anbiee Otes4obee foa um bier
SUB nisortgsr gelsgt tuerben. tpoourd
alIsin eine Rilion aers umliegenoen
2anoss ssuOnnsn miro. udbreno Der
f&on srudbnte Ranal niat meniger als
$500, 900 Aere 9anoss troden lessn
fcl. Bon bisfem 10 9stuonnenen
2enos inb 8 WiQiOnsn acre In
S~taatsbefb. udbrenb ote uerblsibenben
biereinbalb WiQionen Aere bon Spnoi.
taten unb ipnfigen pribatbeRssrn ee.
signst tusrben. Die 2egislatur tai
nun Elm @sies angenommsn, bas 3ur
Aufbrinsuus Der Roftsn bes Rieien.
tpsrtss cine Befeusruus Der pripat.
eissnthtimer bon ftnf Gents ftr ieosn
aere ausf8reibt. Die Prtoatetgentbi
r,sr tpeigern Ra absr, biefe Steuer au
3ablsn, Obglsit BITE Drainagebautsn ibr
2ano tberbaupt srff brau9bar MAIDEN
traroen. I'm i6ren @ioerfanb ~
bre1en, wiro bic Nnnabme zines
amsnbements aur StaatsberfaRune
notbwenoig tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Sin traurises Bib, bas Der Ga<
aslans'i&e ebeideiounssprossb snt.
bi1t! Die Grdfin bon benz 2umpasi.
ibrem @attsn, Dor Der 9ieneri9afte
geprtigslt. uno obenorein ge3uungsn.
Die 2iebf&aften ibres fnubersn Serrn
@smabls 3u b~e3ablsn! unb bas aQss
iabr.Iang geouloi8 setraaen, nur INN
ole Welt ni9ts bon ibrsm glsno erfab.
rem su IaRen unb F6 bic Bsfddmuus
su sriparsn. als gsi4isosne 6rau su
ibreu ameritanif8en @ertuanotett au.
riidtebren 3u miiRen. Anna @oulb
bat fir ben ebrgei3, cine ni9t aan3
3weifslsobne @rafsnfrone i'm Wappen
fibreu Su otrTsn, i9per biibsn mil.
fen. 0ielsi6t 1T ss bas ibr bsf9ieoeu.
traurige Coos geusisn. bas ibrs
Sdwefer 6sIsn bswogsn bat. lebis su
blsiben uno H9 benz 9isnfs hilfsbs.
btirftiger Wttmenf4en az tpiomen.
Der cite @oulb bot bic Milionen 3u.
fammengei&arrt, bte Sraf gOnl ga
felane berlubert bat. Sp bat @an
oerbi!t getban, unb oas Coos, tpelnsa
feline &o&ter an Der Ssite bee Ger.
sogs OniW marlborough sstrOfsn bat,
TT taum mtnber h~emtitbisenb gewefsn
als i.nes Der ebr9si3igen 5Odtsr
SAP @ouIbs. @snn bie ameritanif9e
@elo,a rifofratie nod sinsn Sunten
bon Shrgerfol3 bsfibt. banr ldBt He
f& bas unsnbliG trauriee G4idfal
oieier bsioen. beoausrnspsrtben Sb9tsr
bes 2anoes CUR 2sbre unb @arnung
oiensn. nno bis freie Amsritanerin
iOnte R& enbIi&asu gut bafir baItsn.
f4 bon einsm abeligen &hpeI mibban.
beln unb In ibrer weibli9en @trbs 70
tisf srnieorigeu 30 laHsn. tnie anna
9oulb unb @oniusIo 8anoerbiIt ernie.
brigt poroensRub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

bfb4en Ritroslbcertn', ~anttportete CT
la4enb. Limb bamit fGbt Su midi
fp4en3" nWarum nift2 gs 1T bef>
Ter als Spirttus, nur BARI ma ben
&o4er nt4t unitoben". Nls Der Be-
fuder bod ieinem 3tpeifel Musbrud
CAB, fiibrte i'm Der grftnber in ben
9of unb bepies Tim bur9 Elm Grpez
riment, Dab IS pirtlt9 Nitroglpoerin
genefen mar. @r f9iittete ben Snbalt
bes &o6ers auf cine S~td6lplatte unb
leste febr f~orefdltis cine anbere i9tpes
re plutte bariiber, fammelte perfhiez
bene Steine unb rief mir gu, i9 fpute
auriidgeben, unb mari bic Steine auf
bic obere platte. Die erittn beiben
iibten feline Wirtune. aber Der brittle
Stein trdf mitten auf bic Ylatte; To-
fort fam Elm furdtbarer Small, Der
in Dem engen 9of nur nod lauter
i6allte, on ben 5enitern erf9ienen
2eute, Die fi4 a6er iofort 5%uriidsosen,
dls lie ben @rfinber iaben. ba lie on
iOlde Sinse f4on sspObnt gu fein
f9ienen, unb Der 3peifler ftelte nun
GrpGgunsen barii6er an, in pieDiel
Stide er pobl 5erfhmettert porben
nGre, ipenn Der 8oder unsliidli4erz
peiie einen Stpb befpmmen bate.
Mls tie pieber in bas 9aus sinsen.
fo9te Elm Nesermdbden Wafer, aber
auf benz SCRIBE brannte tetn Jeuer.
@m Gnbe elmer J%euer5ange hielt bas
MGbden elm Stiid brauner Stoffes.
Der unter benz WaherfeHel 5if4ts.
so brauden mir bic aii4e on bic
fen bsibsn Sagen nt4t nod mebr gu
.ertpGrmen; Sane foGt nit mDbernen
,@rploiipitOffen", fuste Murim. Ser
braune Stoff mar Elm Stiid BON
MarimeS 9upp aus rau4loiem pull
Der, bas nit einem 3iinbhol5 artgeaiin>
bet unb in's Daher getdu4t tpdr. IS
bra4te faltesgBaHer faft au~genblidli4
gum &o4en Bel febr serinsen Soften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
Die Cigarette bet Ssfe.

Die 3eiten panbeln iid unb bic
Meni&en NIT linen. Im 9ofe Der
alten 80nigin @ittprid bon England
mar bas @au6en in ieoer 5orm auf
bas itrengite perpOnt. Sas mubte
Der befannte unb peripDbnte Portrdt>
mailer Der elssuntsn Welt 9einri9
BON @nge(i zines Saees, ba er Der
Sat Der &Dnigin in Winbfor mar
unb ii9 na9 Der Safel, iorslos, pie
nun einmal bic &iinitler iinb, rieinsn
So6at" ansiinDete, in unliebiamer
@eiIe erfabren. Die 8Oni9in lteB
i'm bur9 einen &dmmsrbiener eriuz
den, pie man auf gut Seuti9 ldst,
bas .2oful gu perlahen".
Seitbem bat bas 2au6en ldngft
SpffG6igfeit erlangt. Die meiitsn
Mpnar6en Guropas finb leibenf4aftz
li&e 9au6er. SapOn 1T f4on oft
er3Gblt tpprben. Man peib, baB
aaifer 8ilbelm III. fi9 cine beionoere
Sorte bon Gigaretten berftelen ldBt,
bereu ein5elnes Stiid Is pfennige
foifet, unb aud eigene Gigarren Der
berporraeenoiten QualitGt fir ibn
anssfertigt perbsn. Nan meib, bab
&6nia Gouarb VII. bon Gnelanb fi4
taasiiber nidt flint Minuten lang
BON ieiner eetpobntsn f6psrer SIM
port trennt, unb bab &aiier Tran5
cSofsf BON Oeiterrei9 Elm leibeni6afts
li9er 6reunb elmer guten, tunftfertig
in Granb seietten 8irsinia lit. @ber
es lit sspiB penissr befannt, bab
aud bic S6erriderfrauen mebr nnb
me6r @ef6mad am Nitotin finben.
Oas fam iiinuit outage, als bic Poa
lisei in 2pnbon einen Gtsaretten=
bdnbler aufforberte, nadSupeiisn,
nit pel&er 9ere6tigung er fi6 9pfz
Tolerant Der &Dnigin : Bittpe bon
cStalien nenne. Der 5abrifant bolte
feline Bidder bsrbsi, uno lie beaeusten,
bah er t6atiG9li3 bic Gbre babe, ben
8ebarf an Gigaretten Der &Dnigin
Margberita, Der SHUTTER @iftor Gmas
nuels ILL.,, gu beden unb Sfpar,
Der 3abl mod 81 urtheilen, einer re9t
er5ebliden 8ebarf.
Sis Wittpe bes &Dnigs 5umbert
ee6Drt gu ben fossnannten Setter
rdu9ern", bic cine erlOidenbe Gisaz
rette crit peslesen, na4oem lie etne
frti9e ange5iinbet bdben. 90 tbut
es audi bic &aiIerin : Mutter bon
Rublanb, Maria Seoborotpnd, beren
Giearetten fart parfiimirt unb nit
Der Sanb gerpnt perben. Die &Dniz
ain : @ittpe Mariu Gbriitine bon
Spanien, einfa9 unb itrens in ibrer
ionftiaen 0~eb.nspeiis, lit bod cine
leibenf6aftli9e 2iebbaberin Der Giz
adrette, beri9mdbt aber bas i9arfe
bifpanif6e &raut 5usunften bes tiirz
fif9en. sic beeegnet ii9 in biefer
0eieune nit ber5errf9erin bes 1ad<
bdrrei9es Spaniens, Der idOnen unb
ffattlifen &0niein Marie Imelie BON
Bortuaal, Der Die Cigarette bon frib
<is ipGt cine treue 8eeleiterin 1T.
nnb felbit Carmen Cuba, &umdni@
ems f~einfnnige &0nigir, liebt e3. fid
In ben blduli6en Dumb De- Cigarette
su biinsn, penn Tie am @u-eibtif9s
iiBt unb f4pdrmt rnb oi4tei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
Bel eimem mosernen 3anberer.

Wabre Wunberbinse tpeib Spfeph
$. Ibdms bon einem 8efu6 inn
9aufe 9iram Marims, bes beriibmteu
@rfinbers Der na9 INN benunnten
Gef9lBs. in einem @uhub gu sraGbz
len, ben er unlGngit in 'einem Nep
gOrter Slatt perDffentli4te. Nlit ben
sefdbrli6itsn grplofipitoffen fpirb ba
I'm 9ausbult bantirt, ais pGren tie
burmloier als bas Serer i'm Diem
Greili9 bat Der Grfinber ben MG9e
ten, bic er gu beberriden fu9t, audi
feinen Sribut 5a1len miiHen: BEL Der
Grfinbuns bes rMarimits" bat er
cine 9unb einsebiibt, 10 bab er iebt
BEL ifinen Mrbeiten i'm 2aboratorium
auf bic 9iilfe feiner unerf9rodenen
Srau angeniefen lit.
aurS nad feinem gintritt erlebte
Der 8efu9er bereits cine mertpiirbiqe
lleberraiduns. Die freunblide 5auss
frau lub ibn gum 5riibitiid elm. Quf
benz Griibitiidstif9 ftanbsn 5ierli&
ferpirt Obft in Mengen, 8rot, Sa6n..
Salat unb See Cream. Damn ober
polte 6rau Marim &arebit bereiten,
unb es feblte an Spiritus. rG9abet
ni4ts", faste Marim, rsib mir nur
ben &o4er". Durauf sins er einen
MusenbIid fort. unb als er auriids
fam, CAB CT ibr ben &pGer auriid,
unb fie ftedte on. Ha9 benz Jriibfiid
fraste Jpn feline Jrau. fpomit er ben
Go4er gtfiIt quite. .Rur NIT einem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
9euti@e, felt amf Der @aht!
@onnernenr 6anlp Iiebdnselt nit
ben Yrobibttipnifen.

Hur moo menige 8age trenren tins
bon Der oiesidbrigsn 0erbfwabl, In Der
auber @ountp.B eamteu. BITE Witglieber
bes Reprdisntantsnbaufss bes 60. Bun.
bes'@OnersRes srmdblt rpsrbsn mhRsn.
Beioe groBs partsisn babsn In ben lsb
ten Wo&en BET ben Wdhlsrn TOR v2idt
leunten laRsn" unb bisis iontsn isbt
miKen, fir men fe ibre Stimnle ab.
geben iusrben. Die Republifaner I'm
Staate, bie tn ben Iebten Sabrsn am
Ruber rparsrt uno bur4 unisrsn .tpai-
ferfi6ttasn" goupsrneur SanIp nod
W6ali&teit In freibeitswiorigen Stats.
anaelsssnbeiten bssinf ibt tuorbsn fnb.
uoQen uatirli6 ibre Serrf&aft auf
re&terbolten rno grsifen In ibrer Angf
Dor elmer NieoerIaas au allen m6sli&en
Nittsln. UNI bie Stimmesbsr su ihrsn
@unfien 3u bseinfufen. 90 bat isbt
8ounerneur 6anlp etnen Brief, Der
bon Snbinnapolts am 90 OCTOBER oa.
tirt uno bon ihm perf6nli4 unter3si9.
net III. on ole pronibitioHifen I'm
Stnats gsi9idt. In wel&sm sr Inn lln-
terRhbung her rspublitanifdsn Ran<
bioatsn bittet. Gum tsHeren Der.
FdnbniB' Der beuii6sn @dblsr IaRsn
mir 6srrn' Sanlp's gettslbrisf an bic
probibitionifsn folasn:
@eribsr Serr! - @laubsn sic niGt.
bab Sic In bisfer Wabl bic Staats
Administration u~nisrftbsn f6nnsn,
tnbem sic FIR rspublifanii6e abmini.
frationssB eamie uno fir Republican,.
fae WttgIteoer Der General aRemblp
Sbre Stimme BET Der @nbI am nd9.
fsn Gienfag, ben 6. Nobember, ab,
gebens @snn bic Hrbsitsn uno grfolge
Der rspublituniiasn' Administration
Sbnsr aufagen, 10 iOlltsn Sis au3
Dtees on Der @abirrne babur9
gum Ausorud brin9en, tnbsm Gie fur
bic republifaniidsn -aanoioaten fim-
men. Siei@a5l I'm Staate Jnbiana
if In bieiem 6srbf In moralif9er Din.
F&t bon er6Bsrsr Bsbsutung aIs In
politif@sr StnF9t uno ON 6. Nppsm.
Der pirb bns Bolt enif&eioen, Oh e
i@ bonn poIttif8sn Stanopuntte be-
lobnt, cine Administration nit ret.
men 6dnben" uno bobsn Sosalsn gu
bacon. SD lhofe. baB i'd sic midi
bsrsebsns um Sbre unierfibuns sr'
fudt babe"
@oubsrneur 6anlep sriu6t In bic.
fem Brisfe bic prObibitionifen um
rlnisrRhbung Der rspubIitaniiaen Ran.
bibatsn. Die natirli9s 6plss oisis,
Neutrality-suspicious. iein. b.B bic Re.
publiiansr. tuenr he on Der 9srriaafl
bIeiben une ibre Ranbibnten erudblen.
ben probtbionifs In e.
Der 8 nif 3u Sienfien
etn tuerber n, inbem he frsngers.
Notwithstanding sStaats9eiebs anneb'
men. UNI bisis .berfapptsn ani4tdgs
bss @oubsrneurs Sanip unb ieiner
.tpaKeria9tisen:glique" 81 berntdten.
if es u~nbsbinst nOtbwsnbig. bab ieosr
beutfae Stimmseber In allen Counties
bes staatss Ibis bemofratiiden Gans
Ainnffn an her 'WnhIurne unterfikt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03
8eraf6afe ptrbet in Il


8sr.sf4af. wtrben in eie
nigen b0ber selesenen 9esenben oes
9imalapa als 2aitt6iere benubt. Sc
bes S6isr fann beqiem elm @etpiht
BON Is Bis 20 Pfuno tragen unb bas
Bel srndbrt es iid ausialtebli4 bon
benz 9raie am @ese.
Sn pefins oll bemnd4 Il
cine SagesSeituns fir. Grauen htrs
a~usgegeben peroen. Oas 8latt fon
fprtfhrittlihen Slim befirnben, inbem
es ). 9. sesen bic Site bes GuBeins
5hniirens usitirt, ferner beFeren linz
terridt fir Grauen unb Rdb&en sns
rest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Salt giebt ben 2euten in Cbio bic
3uR4eruns einerIbeborHsbenbsn 8arif.
Repifon. - Cannon erjdblt ben ia.
brifantsn, bob allies betm Nltsu bleibeu
tueroe. - 90 fann f9 nun Sober iei.
risrl eisenen gers ma9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Sin Wann, Der nit bsr S9wiessrs
mutter zines aobofaten tn Genber
bur9brannte. bat bon bisism bas ge,
f9snf bon $4,000 erbaItsn. gnbIi&
mol sins e&wisgermuitsr ibrsm poasn
98ertbe nod eineef9dbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Nun fommt audi nod Elm Seifen>
Sruf NIT einem Rapitale bon rs Dill
Itnnen Dollars, um oas pubIifum Elm.
3ufeifen unb ibm seb6rig Den 2npf gu
maiden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Sin wirfli9er Soeenanstaui9 lit
1ur oann m69lt9, uenn ni1t giner
benz Iuoeren nod benz Munbe rsost
81 oas Der 5aq, 10 blsibsn Bsioe 10
gei4eiot. ME fe IS nor benz austauiGs
tuaren,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

albert Sabm tit elm Seutf&er,
Der ifets oas Bette fir bas 9eutf&.
tbum I'm Uuse bot. unb aIs Ranbibai
fhr has Amt oes gountp> aubttors ia
CT R&erIi& Der Naun, fir ben bis
Deutf&en ohne Ausnahm {
Eimmeu folIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Mu4 Der 8erlauf Der biesjdbrisen
@ampagne III tn unfsrsm State Elm
auhdaig rubi9er. ADem Ani4eine
nod wirb uieosr beim yifiasn 8utum"
bic gnti3eioung Iiesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-03

Ger ben beuti@en @barafter nm.
ferer Gtabt unb unieres gounips er.
taltsi babenl MIL, Der fimms fur Al-
bert Sabm OILS County, Huottor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
Sketcb Of ME Life

Pnynter Frame was born in Indian
River hundred, October 2lst, 1926. His
father George Frame, was a farmer and
owned over 500 acres of land He at
tended the public schools and also acad-
emies in Georgetown, Seaford and Mills
boro. He devoted his life 20 farming and
fruit growing. In 1876 he was one OF the
nine commissioners appointed to repre-
sent Delaware at the Centennial Exposi-
tion, in Philadelphia. He was chairman
of the committee on horticulture and a
member of the committee on agriculture.
lie represented Delaware at the National
Agricultural Convention in New York in
1879 and assisted in organizing the
American Agricultural Association. He
was nominated for the Legislature in
1854, but his ticket was defeated. lie
was elected, however, two years later
and again in 1866 and 1874. lie was a
Democrat and, with one exception, was
a delegate 10 every State convention of
his party for over 20 years, and was also
delegate 10 National Democratic Conven-
tions. lie vtis a delegate to the PENN
sula Convention of all Denominations in
1860. lie was an ardent advocate of tenn
perance. He was prominent i'm the A. i.
q A. NJ. and the Odd Fellows lie was
prominently mentioned for gubernatorial
honors upon sevral occasions
Mr. Frames funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at I o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
WEDDING AT DELMAR.
leciai Correspondence OF EvorY Evenine.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Delmar, Jan. lS.-The marriage of
Miss Martha h. Nelson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs William S. Nelson, and Harvey
w. Kirk, was solemnized at the M. Il.
Church, yesterday, Rev. y. Il. Webster
officiating.
"Oh, Promise Me-" was sung by Mrs.
II. M. Waller, organ accompaniment by
Mrs. f. E Lynch. To the strains Of To-
henprin's wedding march the ushers,
Samuel N. Culver, ID. b. White, Charles
H. Terry and Cecil Rogers, followed by
the contracting parties, proceeded to the
altar.
The brides costume was n travelling
suit of blue broad cloth with hat and
gloves to accord
The couple took the 2.l2 express for a
trip 20 Washington and other points.
Immediately preceding the ceremony a
wedding collation. was served at the
home Of the bride to the wedding party
and relatives. Among those present
were Misses Gertrude and Mabel Kirk,
sisters Of the groomi Mis- Ewing, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Downing of Salisbury,
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Il. Smith of
laurel; Mrs. w. $. Lewis of Snow ill.,
Md; Miss Estelle Conwell, Wyoming;
Mrs w. Hearn, Miss Hastings and Miss
Ellis, Salisbury, Nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
SECOND FATALITY.
Successor Of Trackwalker David Burns
Killed Last Night.

Successor Of Trackwalker David Burns
Killed Last Night.
Orazia Diusta. a p. b. & w. track
walker, who took the place of David
Burns the trackwalker who was run
down by a train and killed two weeks
ago, was himself run down and killed
last night not far from where his prede-
cessor received fatal injuries.
Diusta patroled the section of track
that was looked after by David Burns,
who was found near Landhth station
about two weeks ago with his skull frac-
tmed and a compound fracture of one
leg. He had been run down by a train,
for his lantern was found dangling from
a stop-cock sylinder on a locomotive on
its arrival in Philadelphia.
Diusta was appointed traclSwalker the
day after Burns was injured and had
been patroling the section since Last
night he was crossing the bridge spanning
the Brandywine above Eighth street,
when h. was run down by the north
bound express train leaving French street
station at 0.23 o'clock
The train broke nearly every> bone in
his body, mangled him severely and cut
off both legs between the ankles and
knees. The feet could not be found.
They were either carried away on the
locomotive or were tossed into the Bran
DIVINE by the force of the blow. The
body was removed % French street sta
tion and later TO the morgue.
The mans identity was established by
letters found in his pockets Heslived al
No. 1928 Claymont street, and the idcnti-
tication was confirmed by the men with
whom he boarded. Diusta had no rela-
tives in this section. He had been in the
railroad employ for some time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
KENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.

Special Correspondence OK Every Evening.
Dover Jan ls.-The annual meeting Of
the Kent County Mutual Insurance Co.,
was held yesterday. Joseph Mcdaniel,
Dover; Thomas C. Horsey, Laurel, and
William A. FAIRIES. Smyrna, were elected
directors. Officers; President, Hon.
John W. Causey, Milford; Vice Presi-
dent, Caleb S. pennewill, Dover; Socre-
tary and Treasurer, William Denney, Do
yer; Assistant Secretary, Cecil o. Full
ton.
To succeed the late James II. Todd as
agent there were over 20 applicants.
Samuel II. Carson, "a school teacher in
this locality and an assistant mail car
rier, was elected.
The ffty-ninth annual statement
showed receipts amounting 10 S50,6l43s;
disbursements, S32,8l072. The amount
of property insured during the year was
S691 3l5OO; amount of insurance can
celled during the year, S503, $4,000; net
increase during the year, Sl93 $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
STATE ROAD
.pseIal ooIIe.ponasnos Of EvsIy EvenIns.

Special Correspondence Of Kvery Evening
State Road, Jan. lS.-Alfred Hance,
for many years a resident of New Castle.
but who has resided at the Rittenhouse
property here for several years, was
stricken on Tuesday afternoon with what
appeared TO be paralysis, while engaged
in cutting wood. He was carried into the
house and given medical attention. Yes
terday he showed improvement and while
unable to walk on account of having but
little use Of his limbs, he was able to get
about with the aid Of crutches.
Samuel Miller of this place, is building
an addition 10 his house and otherwise
improving the property. He is digging a
well in the cellar of the new building in
order to have the water in the house.
James Denning is engaged in cutting
down poplar trees in his woods and pre-
pairing il for market for the use of the
paper makers. Ii is cut into cords, placed
on cars and shipped via the Delaware
railroad.
James McCallister has removed the
machinery from his creamery building to
his warehouse, where he is disposing OF IT,.
Several parts were sold before the build
ing was dismantled
Don, the valuable setter dog owned bv
Orlando Sutton, and known throughout
New Castle county, died OF old age yes
terday.
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taking the negro 60 GeoIgotown Jail.
from which 90 many prisoners have
escaped, and when ho was started to
Dover they seemed pretty we'll satis-
lied.
The National Guard was not called
out, as had been reported.
Robert z. Small says he got CON
iession from the negro while the latter
was IN the lookup. IN which Groves
stated that be was under the influence
Of LIQUOR whom he mAde the attaok.
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LAUREL
Special correspondence Of Evcfy Fvonil

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, Jan ls.- -Sharptown Marine
Railway at its annual meeting elected
directors as follows; W. H. Knowles, j.
o. p. Cooper, j. p. Cailk, A. w. Robinson
of Sharptown, G. Il. Davis, II. T.. Maril
and II. h. Davis.
The young people of st. Philips Church
are rehearsing play TO he rendered for
the benefit of the Sunday school
j. II. lurbush Of Wetypquin, is having
q small steamer built which he proposes
20 use for the transportation Of fruits
and vegetables from Laurel and inter
mediate points 10 Baltimore.
Mrs. a. L. Ainsley and Miss Emma
Sirman are visiting in Wilmington.
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CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION.

Special Corespondence of rverv Evening.
Dover, Jan. lS.-Certifcates of incor-
poration were filed here yesterday, as
follows:
South Mountain Oil and Development
Co., of Waterbury, Conn, 10 prospect for
OIL minerals, &c; capital stock, 100000.
Automatic Auxiliary Co., Philadelphia
TO manufacture railway couplers, &ci
capital stock, $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18

What is itf A harmless sub
stitute for castor oil, laudanum,
paregoric and dangerous sooth-
ing syrups. 1t cures diarrhea
and wind collie, relieves teething
troubles, digests the food and
gives healthy, natural sleep, and
enables the mother TO secure
needed rest at night. At all
drug stores. Prices 10 and 25
cents.
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THE FIRST TRAIN.
To Use the Elevated Railroad Between
Front and Fifth Streets.


Engine No 5lO2, drawing eight Pull
man coaches, comprising the Florida ex-
press, northbound, at 2.l0 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, was the first train to pass
over the elevated structure of the P., b..
& w. roihoal between Front and Fifth
streets. The engineer was Thomas
Bowles, and the train was under the di-
rection of Trainmaster Al. Hyland, who
boarded it at the station.
The movement Of the train was slow,
as the engine had but a slight chance to
get good hold upon the track. A shift
ing engine followed the train TO give as
sistance if necessary. The running Of
this train was unexpected, but it wgs de-
cided 10 give it the first chance to see
what could be done with such a heavy
train starting from the station. Tho en-
gine was one OF the Maryland division
locomotives, and had it been one of the
larger type, such as used on the Della
ware railroad, the trip would have been
made with greater ease. The passing Of
the train was hailed with delight by a
number of persons watching for it.
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Florenoe Crittenton Home.

Mrs. II. II. Ward presided over the
meeting Of the Florence Crittenton Home
which was held yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Whitaker, the treasurer. reported
a very prosperous outlook for the home.
She said $500 had been paid on the mort
gage. The matron's report was encour-
aging. Letters were read from some OF
the former girls who have left the home.
The letters were interesting and the
managers are glad 10 receive them. Miss
Christy reported l,l47 meals served dur
ing the past month.
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From Despair
to Heart Jov

Or. Agnew's Heart Cure is lifting
Sufferers across the Valley every
hour.
Providence has not revealed 70 man the
why and The wherefore Of ali the elements
placed M huluaniiy's reach for the relief of
euhrrinRi uut % has teen placed m the power
OF some men 20 delve into rhe secrets far enough
20 make themselves ustlou-favers, and no medi-
done norc in humhnilys cause than nr. Ag-
now's Heart Cure. ~ the blood IS poor 10
enricnesil n the nerves are shaite ed it re-
stores them. II ne heart is diseased ii cures it
aud there's relic In 3O minutes. Never despair
DR.. AgueWs little pills do not grippe.
Litile Dosea-40 for 1Oc.
Sold bs .. A. uanforih, second and Market.