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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
SOCIAL EYsNIS

An evening company was given by
Miss Leah Morris on Thursday night
at her home, 1923 Lancaster avenue.
An enjoyable time was had in rlay ing
games. Mrs. Grace Whiteman and
Harry Keen gave vocal selections,
after which refreshments we're served.
The table was handsomely decorated
in lavender and white. Those present
we're Misses Jennie Bowel, Elva
Little, Luella Whiteman, Stanley
Howell, Erwin Eastburn, George
Knots, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield White
man from Newark, M isses Ada
Campbell, Bertha Jones, Leona
Arrants, Bessie Poster, Emma Donovan,
Emma Devenney, George Lind, James
Donovan, Mrs. Mary Devenney, Mrs.
Linda Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Keen.
Miss Elizabeth Hainss, Of 30l East
Twnety- third street, was given a sur
prise party in hunor of her birthday
anniversary last Tuesday evening. She
received many beautiful and useful
gifts. Ths guests we're; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel pipino, Mrs. +. J. LookaTd
Mrs. s. w. Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs. Arth ui
Foulk, Mr. and Mrs. John A. MoKeever
/ Mr. and Mrs. Ii. ID. Black, Mrs. Alfred
] johnson, Miss Hazel Pyle, Miss Ermi
Pennock, Mrs. II. Worrall, Mr.. anS
Mrs. William Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Zeasla, Mrs. Jacob B. Handy
son and daughter, Mrs. Austin, Mrs
Martha Psnnock, Dr. Harry r. Pen
mock, Miss Nellie Yarnall, Mrs. JohI
Curry, of Manayunk; William K
Haines.
An enjoyable party was given at th,
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler
on Thursday evening. Refreshment
we're served. Those present we're Mr.
/ and Mrs. Alfred Vincent, Mr.. ant
/ Mrs. Irwin Leach, Mr. and Mrs
George Butler, Mrs. David Leach
Mrs. Frank Sapp, Misses Grac
Marshall, Elwin Leach, Frances Smith
Mabel Butler, Eta Peters, ANN
| Vincent, Bessie Leach, Mary Butler
May Williams, Ethel Sapp and Ann
| Butler, William and Harrison
Whitten, Samuel Murray, Harr,
Appleby, Frank Biddle, Frank Hayes
Fred Robinson, Jesse Dsver, Harr
Butler, Ollie Price, Edward Robinson
Earl Leach, George and Nelson viii
liams. Music was furnished b
the Whitten and Peters orchestra.
A number of people from this cit
visited the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Kelly, in Chester, on Thurl
day evening, to greet the son of th
latter, William Kelly, who is hon
from Chicago on a vacation.
Mrs. 1. E. Thomas of 1901 Yves
Ninth street has been entertainin
Mrs. Dadman Of Goshen Mass.
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BEGGING is COSTLY.
A squad OF Alleged Mendloants severei
Hnnl.h.h N. III. clL. CnnrL-

Squad OF Alleged Mendicants Severely
Punished in the City Court.
Seven beggaFs, soma tough and IN
clean, who we're arrested yesterday
afternoon and last night while begging
on Market street we're srraiQned before
Judge Cochran, in the City Court. this
morning on the charge of vagIancy.
One was fined $50, with costs, while
the others we're each sentenced TO 60
Gays imprisonment.
Yesterday afternoon and last night
the Iolice received numerous com
plants from persons who had been
aooosted by beRRars aud the patTolmen
we're ordered to pick up every beggar
in sight and send them to the police
station. IL was only a few minutes
after the first complaint was received
when PatTolman Mcbride walked into
the station house with two OF the
beggars. Shortly after that two more
were seut in. In the evening three
others we're in. They were oil locked
up and the charge OF Vagrancy Wal
| placed against them.
! When arraigned IN court this morn
| ing, the first one called was Jane
Wilson, who pleaded not guilty. 4
witness testified that Wilson acooste'
him on Market street and asked 70
money. he said that when ne was ac
costed by Wilson the latter was il
company with another man. Wilson
was fined $40.
When the names of the other mel
we're called they pleaded guilty ant
we're each sentenced to co days impfis
onment. They gave their names a
James Anderson, Howard Murphy
John Burns, James Devine. Josepl
| McCloud and George Munson.
IL is thought that these severe cen
tences imposed by Judge Cochran will
have the desired effect of ridding tn
city Of beRgaTs.
John Burns, alias John Hanlon-an'
Joseph MoCloud, two of the prisoners
have made admissions which lead th
police to believe they deserted fror
the United States gunboat Franklin
at Norfolk, Va, two weeks ago, ant
they may be turned over to the govern
ment.
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Flnaaelpnln unolallon.
Associated Press Dlspatch py special Nlrel
Philadelphia, March iO-2 3. m.-Market closed
Phnaaelnnln marEeL..

Associated Press Dispatch ly special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa. March io-Wheat steady;
No. red in export elevator, slaslhc No. I
Northern, s71 hc.i No. Northern, o36as6lac.
Corn, steady; No . IN export elevator, 49, "a
46laC.
white clipped. sec
Bran. hrm winter in bulk, s2o.5oas2i.ooi spring
10 sackf, e.0.n0nellQu.
Refined sugars, quiet: powdered. Si.76asieo;
pranulated, 81 65afi70; coniectonera, S4doaS4 90,
Keystone, sASOasAia
Butter. steady extra Western creamery, 2aci
do nearby prints, &c.
Riggs, steady. nearby teshi loc az marx
Western fresh, l5c al mark
Live poultry, unchanged fowls, lfali1fe; old
roosters lOc-. chickens, ibal5l lci ducks. loaltc'
geese lsal5c; turkeys, l5nl0c.
Dressed poultry. steady lows, choice lstl
aiic: do fair 10 good, i2i abe; old roosteui lOc
nearby roasting chickens choice, l5alec; West
ern DO. choice. 1tal5c.' do. far 20 good. l2alac
turkeys. choice and fancy, loa20c. DO. fair 10
good l7alsc: ducks llalGc geese. loalic
Potatoes, dull; Pennsylvania choice and fancy
per bushel 63c. New York choice ana fancy per
bushel, 6Oa0lc; fair TO good per bushel' oOa3oc
Flour unchanged
Hay, steady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
NO ARGUMENTS
A Trief Session Of the Superior Court This
Morning.

A Brief Session of the Superior Court This
Morning.
Although there we're several arRu-
ments scheduled to be heard by the
Surerior Court today attorneys In some
of the cases failed to appear by 10. 30
O'Clock and court adjourned until
Monday.
Samuel II. BaynaTd, Jr. Icounsel for
Maggie Spencer, oolored, who is suing
for a divorce from her husband, Henry
s. Spenoer, asked the court to issue
a rule to show cause why Spencer had
not paid the $50 ordered BY court as
EXPENSE money in conducting the case.
Mr.. Baynard explained that the money
was TO have been paid by March 9th,
and that no payment had been made,
and. further that Spencer, who is
witness in the olse of DR.. W. X. Gar
rett against the Peoples Railway Co.,
told him that he did not intend to
nav any money until he had consulted
his lawyer. Mr.. BaynaFd said that be
was aware that Spencer only made
about 81. so week and was willing to
make an arrangement by which ne
could pay so muvh week Until ,ne
$40 was raid. The court asked Mr..
BaJ nsrd II be bad made formal De
mand upon the husband fer the money.
When told that he bad not, the court
advised that such demand be made
and that next Saturday be setas the
date TO hear a report on the case.
Andrew Z. Sanborn, counsel for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 90. mott
fed the court that the railroad COM
pany intended buldirg an overhead
bridge at Harvey Statiun and that ht
would have a petition to present TO the
| Court of General Sessions in relation
TO the matter. He said that the build
ING of the bridge would eliminate
dR uRerous grade crossing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
SECOND EDITION
EVANS &CO. LITIGATION
The Firms Attorney Decides Not
to Resist thN Bankruptcy
Proceedings,
ADJUDICATION TOFOLLOW
Likely to be Thrown Into Bankruptcy
Next Monday.
NO PAPERS WERE FILED TODAY
The Last Opportunity for op-
posing the Motion.
ADJUDICATION TOFOLLOW
Likely to be Thrown Into Bankruptcy
Next Monday.
NO PAPERS WERE FILED TODAY
The Last Opportunity for OPP
posing the Motion.
THE ASSIGNEE8HlP MAY TERMINATE

The firm of Fl. J.. Evans l. Co., bankers
and brokers, who, about month ago,
r,sde an assignment, naming John H.
Dandy AS the assignee, will, in all proba-
b;i;tv be adiudicated an involuntary
bankrupt in the United States Court on
Monday, and Thomas f. Bayard, as re-
cever in bankruptcy, will continue to
have charge Of the affairs OF the company
until the creditors select trustee.
The petition a skiing the court to ad-
Indicate the firm a bankrupt, was filed
sarlv last week by G. L. Ward and David
! Reinhardt, counsel for several creditors.
Todev was the last day for counsel for the
company to file papers setting out any
ob iections to such a proceeding No
naoers we're fled and when II. II. Ward
counsel for Evans 4 Co., was seen early
tbis afternoon, in regard TO the matter
he stated that he had decided 10 let the
proceedings against the firm go by de
iault and therefore the adjudication will
most likely. take place on Monday.
Tho first Of this week Messrs Ward
and Reinhardt, representing Isaac c
Elliott A creditor 10 the extent Of S4 500
asked the court that a receiver be ap
pointcd TO take charge Of the affairs Of the
conuanv until the bankruptcy petition
was disposed Of. Judge Bradford ap
pointed Thomas F. Bayard receiver
After the firm has been adjudicateC
q bankrupt it will be required to file
schedule. which will be list Of the liza
bilites and assets This will probabl,
take some days, and after that is dom
the creditors will hold a meeting an,
elect a trustee to take charge Of the firm
affairs.
A large amount Of bonds and stock
belonging to the company are said to b
advertised for sale on Tuesday. Som
action may be taken on Monday to re
strain the sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
SPECIAL JURY DRAWN

The following special jury has been
struck to try the case OF the National
Dredging Co. against the Farmer's
Bank, which is set for trial 10 Superior
Court next Tuesday
Milmingtou--Georae l. Speer, Fred
erick Golding, Frederic Darlington,
Thomas McComb, Elmer 4. Bye,
William W. Knox, Charles +. Woll-
aston, Joseph Bancroft.
Braudywine-J. Allen Colby,
Psschall Dixon, William h. Danzen-
baker.
Observation-Disclosures Finn, W.
Atwood Weldin.
Mill Creek-Edmuu M. Peach.
White Clay Creek Edward L.
Richards
Penoader-Edwin S. Armstrong
William Evans.
New Castlle--James I. Challenger.
Red Lion. james A. MulliRan.
st. GeotRes-Erank b. Watkins
Howard Pool. Chaf0 Howell.
Appoquinimink-D Daniel B. Maloney
Blackbird-A BRAN Stats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
FOR CLERK AND CARRIER
List Of Eiigibles as Ue.ult of the Hecei
Cvn Service Examination.


List of Eligibles as = Ue.uit of the Recent
C.vii Service Examination.
AS a result OF the Civil Service ex-
animation Of applicants for the Iosi
tions OF clerk aud carrier Ia the local
pUstofHce, which was held In this city
on February 24th, the following list CT
eligibles has been posted, dating from
yesterdays
For Carrier, Albert B. Hammond Of
1871 Tatnall street, a. 40 per oeut.
MahIon o. Harner, S43 Orange street,
so. 10.
William t. Edwards, COZ Lincoln
street, 1885.
James O. David, $40 Madison street,
20. 10.
Lewis A. Redding, $50 East Twelfth
street, a. 60.
Charles +. Abele, 32l kast Fourth
street, g. 80.
David q. Stewart, Carpenter, 1l.SO.
Clerk-John 4. Jakes, SO4 West
Tenth street, $3.50
Nelson Rash, 2ll Poplar street, 81, 10
James Ii. Van Horn, sos Nest Fourth
| street, S0.25.
May u. Noblit, 23Oi PenusylVani
ave nue., 1910.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
PHRKER's
CITY COURT CASES.

Elmer Evan, John Thomas an d
Daniel Dutton, boys, were arraigned
in the City Court, this morning, on
the charge OF stealing a quantity OF
lenther, the property Of Jacob
Abramoetz. but the case was coz
tinued until Thursday morning In
order that Special Agent Stout of the
s. =. q. Q. might investigate the
case.
William Toy, an aged man. had
a hearing on the charge Of committing
breach o. the peace. After hearing the
testimnoy the court changed the charge
to tiesrassing and imposed a fine Of 81.
The case against Beniamino Clam
mihele, charged with acting in an i'm
proper manner toward a 12years-old
Girl, was continued until next Wed
nesday morning
ira Hazard, charged with acting in
n disorderly manner on the street, was
fined s.. Annie Robinski,s charged
with the same offence, was also lined 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
MUCH GRAIN IN STORE.

Ass ociated Press Dispatoh bv special Wires
Duluth, Mimi, March 10.-The present
prospects are that there will be 20,000,00C
bushels Of grain, OF 100 cargoes, in store
at the head of the lakes at the opening
of navigation.
There are more than 100000 bushels
in store here. Port Arthur and For
William, at the Canadian head of th,
lakes, will have extensive stocks of graiI
also.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
FORTY YEARS OF WtOOEO LIFE

MIR. and Mrs. George Hutchinson
celebrated their 40th wedding ami
versary at their home, in Delaware
CIty, Yesterday from to 10 p. m. which
was largely attended By friends and
relatises from Philadelphia, Sharon
hin, Wilmington, New Castle, New
mort, Bear, st. Georges and Delaware
Gity. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson re-
oeived many useful and valuable gifts.
Supper was served from to and re-
fresbmeuts later in the evening. About
two hundred friends called during the
afternoon and evening and extended
their congratulations and best wishes
10 Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
NV YoRK corroN MARKErs.
.nelsted -. nl.ralon nr snsclal Nlra.

Associated Press Disratcn by special wiro.
New York, March lO.-Cotton opened
easy today; March, lO47, offered; April
lO.55l offered; May, 1863; July, l06a;
August, 1865, bid. September, 1880, bid;
Ouo1en OlSi December, 1923; January
1927, bid r
Cotton opened easy, at a decline Of
Gallo points, and sold about u points net
lower under room pressure. AZ the de
cline there was considerable demand for
covering, and the market during the
middle OF the morning rallied 2 points
from the lowest, but continued nervous.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
STOLEN BICYCLE RECOVERED.

A bicycle belonging to Edward
Gibersou, a boy, was stolen few days
sao, but was recovered this morning
nv Police Officer Cornish. The bicycle
Was found in Mimmick's bicycle re-
psir shop, where a boy had left It to
be repaired, say ing he had Just boueh eht
II from another boy. An effort viii be
made to find the boy who sold the
wheel.
the owner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
WAGON OVERTURNED.

While attempting to turn out OF the
car tracks at Fourth and du Pont street
this morning, the wagon belonging to
A. L. Leon, q baker, Of Seventh and
Lincoln streets, was upset
Mr.. Leon, who was in the wagon,
was thrown out, but not badly injured.
The bread ~ the wagon was scattered
over the street.
Street car traffic was delayed at that
puint for several minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
BIsmARors OLD OPPONENT DEAD

Associated Press Disuatcn by speclaiwlrel
Berlin, Prussia. March 10 Eugene
Richter, Radical leader in the Rechstag
since It's foundation. Bismarck 's old oppo-
nent and long g-timc editor Of the lfrcisn-
nigc Zeitung, died this morning.
Near the close Of 1904 Richter suddenly
retired from the Freisinninge Zeitung
which he founded, and at the Same time
ceased 20 appear at the Roichsiag. He
then was IN feeble health and threatened
with the loss OF his sight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
M. Di.coverv of Cocoa.

Three hundred and eiehty-slS years ago
the Snnnish with Corlez found cocoa IN
common use in Mexico.
since then cocoa has been improved won
darfnllv until now the final and greatest
imnrovement is offered In Croits S"isa
Never before has there been cocoa 90
heallhful. 90 smooth and creamy 30 rloh
and delicate in tavor.
The only cocoa IN glass Jars
Croft & Allen Co., Alakcrsi Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
A DENSE FOG PREVAILED
The Vessels Crew Succeeded In RenOat-
Ing Her, But She Sank Shortly
Afterwards.
THERE WAS NO LOSS OF LIFE
The Identity OF the Boat Was
AnNlously Awaited.
GREW NUMBERED TWENTY-FIVE MEN
AnocIalsa rre.. pI.p.lchs. sr apsaIaI wIr,.

aatofihltu lleHs hlspAAcnoA nN nneoiM wires
London, Eng, March l0.-A large
steamer, the name of which has not vet
been ascertaincd sank today after striking
the rocks northwest Oi Ushant, ~ miles
from Brest, France
The first indication Of trouble was nc
8 a. m, when q mgnnlman on the Mole
heard guns fired and the sounding OF "a
steamer s siren in a dense fog which hid
the vessel lilcboats wcro Immediately
sent to the assistance OF the steamer, and
subsequently news was received TO the
effect that she had been relocated, but
shortly afterwards sank
The firing of the guns seems 10 indicate
that the vessel carried passengers, and
her identity is awaited with anxiety.
HER CREW SAVED.
405 D. m.-lhe vessel which sank on
Ushant was tho British steamer Nelson
from Port Talbot, Wales for st. Nazairc,
France.
Her crew, numbering 25 men, wep
saved.
The place where the steamer sank il
out of the usual track Of the Atlantic
liners running between New York and
| European ports.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
MINISTER SENT TO PRISON.

Associated Press Dispatch bv special Wires
Raleigh, N. c., March l0.-A special
10 the Evening Times from Asheville, n.
C., says:
Rev. W. H. Jones, a Baptist minister
and the former pastor and circuit rider
Of seven churches in Blue Ridge town
ship Henderson county, was convicted
at Hendersonville yesterday Of criminal
relations with Mrs. Angeline eagle and
sentenced to imprisonment for one year,
The woman was also convicted and fined
500 and costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
JAPANESE APPRECIATE
AMERICAN SYMPATHY

Associated Press Dispatoh by Special Wires
Toxic, Japan, March l0-Ihero is the
wannost appreciation here Of the aid cx-
tended by Americans 10 the sufferers from
famine.
Beyond It's humanitarian aspect, It is
regarded as an indisputable sign that the
American public is not attaching much
Importance to the rumors that tho
Japanese are instigating the anti-lorcign
agitation in Southern China
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Associated Press Di.patch nv special Wires
Wall Street, New York, March TO-
The stock market today opened active
and fractionally higher for a large number
OF issues Prominent exceptions were
Union Pacific, 81. Paul and Erie, which
made small losses Anaconda fell pa
There was no conspicuous feature among
the advances. but Reading, New York
Central, Norfolk & Western, Wabash,
preferred, and Peoples Gas gained large
fr.rfar.n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
.nl,i.a -. Illsna .cn III .neolaI VIC.

Associated Press Dispa.cn by special Wires
Utica, n. Y. March 10.-An unsuc-
cessful attempt TO wreck the Chicago ex-
press on the New York, Ontario 4 Western
Railroad at Sidney, last night, was re-
ported today.
Railroad ties had been placed across the
rails in the Sidney yards, but the obstruc.
ton was seen by the engineer, who
stopped his train in time to avert an acci'
dent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
GEN SMITH EN- ROUTE TO FRISCO.

Associated Press pi.natch by special Wires
Manila p l., March TO-. Gen. J. r.
Smith. the future governor-gcneralo of the
Philippines has sailed for Hongkong, en-
route 10 San Francisco. He will leave
Hongkong for San Francisco on the Pacific
Mail steamship Mongolia March 18th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
IN A SERIOUS CONDITION

John Keimer, who fell a distance
of about 80 feet from the roof Of a
building at Front and Washington
streets yesterday morning, is in seIi-
Gus condition at the Delaware Hospi-
tai, where he was taken after the acoi-
dent. Although he il badly hurt about
the head, II is thought the skull is not
fractured.
Keimer is timer and he Twas
measuring the roof Of the Bennett
Refining Co.'S building when be
missed his footing and fell to the
ground.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
sEvEN house BuRNED.

Associated . rcs' hsnHt'1 by snee Al Wires
Pottsville, Pa, March i0.--seven houses
we're burned to the ground az Cumbola
this morning. Loss, $4,000.
This is the third incendiary fire within
two weeks in that town, and the citizens
threaten lynching.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
BRITISH sH1p CLYDE ASHORE.

Norfolk, Va, March l0.-Tho British
ship Clyde, from Barbados to New York
and Calcutta, which stranded early yester-
dny morning at Chicnmicomico, near Cape
Hattens, is still apparently in good con-
dition, lying easy, with her head of the
beach, and does not appear to have been
injured by the sea.
The wrecking tug Rescue, from Nor
folk, is now lying By the wreck and will
attempt 20 float the ship today Tho seq
is quite rough but il N fast modomtng
and the prospects FOR floating the shil
are good.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
SALES BY THE SHERIFF.

Sheriff Gillis this morning sold two
properties. The property OF Jane B.
Nnudain, at Eighth and Monroe streets,
wos purchased by Il. 4. Lutes, for s3660
The David johnson property, ll3
Justison street, was purchased by
Gibbons & Moore for s3,050.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
DELAwAREAN IN OXFORD RAcr5
ll.nnlnlcl -. nI.n.Lnn b. .n.-.IaI IN.

Associated Press DisnHcn nv spesial Wire.
Oxford Eng, March TO- Among tl-
"a Rhodes scholars now rowing in thf
Torpids, the name given 20 the mnuul
races for men who have not rowed in tse
summer eights of the previous year, thcta
arc the following Americans and tho
States they are from:
Il. Aydelotte, Indiana; r. Il. Blodgeit,
Missouri; j. A. Brown, New Hampshire;
G. w. Bush, Delaware; l.. J. Ford, Mis-
souri; r. X. Hack, Massachusetts,; H..
Kinds, North Dakota; b. II. jacobson,
Utah; Il. r. Lloyd, West Virginia; r..
@. Many, Louisiana; l.. G. Railshack
Washington; II. W. Soule, Maine; W. w.
Thayer, New Hampshire; G. G. Vincent,
Ohio.
c. W. Bush is a son Of Lewis p. Bush Of
NlfIss,trfrfnu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
FRENoH MINISTERIAL CRISIS,
,ocl,toa prc,. DlsnnIoh nv sperlnl wiro

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wire
Paris, France, March 10 President,
Fallieres today received Mn. sarrien and
Bourgeois, who lunched with the Presi-
dent, but no definite announcement has
been made as 20 whether Nj Sarrien viii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Mortuary statistics.

According to the records OF the
Health Department. 80 deaths, -
hirths and as marriages we're reported
IN This city this week, while for the
sorrsspouding period of last year there
we're IS deaths, i3 births and 10 mar
rIagea
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pIsAGREEMENT ovER woRK
.oola,sa rre.. nispalon bv sreclsl uira.

Hazleion. Pa. March 10. Tvo hum
dred men employed in the Weaiherly
Foundry and Machine Ga. 3 shops, at
Weatherly, struck today hccause of a DIS
agreement over working conditions with
reference 10 The handling Of sand.
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SUSAN B. AETHoHY's
CONDITION is SERIOUS

Associated Press nis,arrn Ds -neclai wire.
Rochester, n. Y, March l0-M Miss
Susan b. Anthony 8 condition was not
quito so encouraging this morning
She rested we'll until midnight alter
which time she was very restless.
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ciear,nss for the Week.

rhe clearings in the local banks
for the week ended at noon today
amounted TO Sl,279, sis, as against
1915, 7O8 for the corresponding week
of last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
pARK ApAm W. sP1Es AsHoRE

New York, March no. The bark Admin
w Spies from Bucnos Ayres with o calg
of bone, went ASHORE ncaly abreast 90 O. b.
Long Beach, J., L., Iiicsaving stuuDu
during the night
Tho crew are still aboard the ycssc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds.
Laxative Bromo Quinine, the Worldwide
cold and grip remedy, removes the cause.
Gall for the full name and look for sigma
ture of T. w. Grove. 25c.t