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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-05-03
THE HOWE INSURANCE CO.
TO OUR AGENTS:


TO OUR AGENTS:
Suenening revising the 2ls have
Indicating the limits the San Francisco oagat
apparent estimate the HOMES two million dollars
toohig the
position that our losses will not exceed and
half million dollars ($l 5O00O9
probably directs its California
the Pacific elsewhere Agents all
therefore Daily Reports and detailed records
mediate available for reference,
position determine the location and aggregate amount
of defntene a the extent
HOME
had full made all of Daily Reports of San Francisco risks In
this detailed data the possession of Cen
N who left New York days for the Coast He
proceed toseth the losses HOME ohos and
lost their policies and would be without know
complete records and the transcript
stated having large clerks at the
the the catastrophe
organization of Adiuers and Field throughout the country will
adjustment
of the Francisco insured the HOME
Yours truly
{. 4. 5,scs,
PRESIDE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
IELECRAPHONE
IS IN SEATTLE

"A. sff - - Il ?. q Reilly.
=. Fitei black. IL an Instrument
- B. ef the kreatnai use a.
,s5....ss ntan witain q few
m Instrument ia TIE tns
-,,'.e u Naftemaf Fcaisen. a
.s.asl.s q Copanhasen Nha has
..,s.e.ss.i 81 lcea'irinE eleefro mag a.
s.sl.n - nat e steel plate or g
- airs mas b. ntagnsttsed and
x.h~stisf,e sesaoft~t
Il order 10 llluxtrsia the WORKINGS
= "A. a,sgruneuf reporter for
r. sssr lslkaa infa the Haghlne.
1. ls.gftimeaf as reversed ard
4. reputrf Beard the soafsa % hts
go lsxalag ffona the machine
m tslexya phnnr the rsW ineeu-
40 GA - attached - ans tsie
.hse- ara xhsa 4 phala ae~aake -
s-e<ssea w ragty ealltng ran leaNe
=. m,~,xs -. ahieh SILT D. record -
q e. ~ uischin~. ana when ihe
e-sf.~sssnal nnn returns 60 ihe o.
=, y can iaks II frem htn iastfu-
nsnE
Te,se are fws ktn8s - insgfH-
m.nu aas n shieh steel diecs slua-
~ h share to phsfiaxf tah fre-
- Ar used ora saith a msAs
exxe saf b fseafte4 ana sent The
rf2.s maeeins rnutatus tWo reels
4 steel sire abaut t-teath 90 en
"A b AAsaasser TOE the ssfn~ ruf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
TIM CORBETI
IS ARRESTED

r.ehett brother Of JAMES =
le.s s, the pugllist ana ", "
co., ln thls city whetg he "
kaeNin u uiih tohnulo Reld pc.
sss's''a.".s IN sao Francisco en-
tsep $50 $50 Grand larceny rfrfetfe"
, es 49, NOM mate. 5 N Nlhe'' ',.
y e. .s,eg hah ia hla posse ss'' :.
1as w4b which be inirhied ~
sh'F ssh.oa business. amt tNlH
eaie baA placed beneath bla
res. Wheu h. aveAe ss7''Ss =
rlN,.s me none, VAS gone an
nsa s.es.,tt uas The onb PEA son NV
=, 10 The fenm, Aiheften ln'
nk 800, ! suspected him aud 'a"s
81 d.. ~ i seattle CorhetI aud hcid
W. 49, n tht Arcade ha'i''ns
80 thes eperatst unAet shF
w. ~ aTha NpEihvpstefn TORE
-. ..a. 49, syaaicaie thelf ep'ee
800 ms!nb business enftesIN'ha.
...ss ,.ialinE to sportins affairs ana
a., pfamollng
hs m aalf 81 oue time weFe arrest
uaffang ler asasultlhk ti's
=. ~ ',...ssr ana inolnrmsn ~ e 1eaa5
60 =, - route % the aata. and
y 49,, - rsfsss.l 10 step when haiiea
49,. rhe charse Saa dismiss.
sf,last Coybsit. oui kei3 va
ensd s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
CITY HALL NINE
THE WINNER
60. mELsE's CHOICE BUNCH
PUTS 1T AL ovER TNE
CROWD FROM PROFANITY
alLl-rnG LADIES DO tr.

In a coed OH hlase ~ Story sud
before the admirins eyes q a iafxe
fesaaie contipEenf. che city hall
baseball team defeated tRP couhu
aspsFaats IA thr second Eans yes.
fefslag a. Reereafh9a nArk. Wasa
tho DIST and hare 81 lapolite ok'
sfrsalna4 elearea away after a two
hours battle. MauAFrf Fl Melsr.
astflnr his holiday smile. led his
assfszafibu of The i,eia. SINNERS
- che scurs Of ie -
The game VAS . vuudeffHi 81.
hlbiilen q umplFing eaa pitehing
f.fara. uho Uas 81 iastrd % name
the different performance q the
han. was detained 81 a feffsahmsnf
stand. arriving late 81 a. haioinos
bile
it's clalmsa thai BE- toaA lhr auto
10 avoid gegflng bis feet set. but
hen ~ reached TIE fald ke NaA
enable 20 Distinguish The bali rum
3 bird Ia thu sky hal b. aia his
beat 70 give the county a shoN
eatariii relieved him tn TIE latter
Part OF the game
CTR Treasurer Russell tried Nm.
self ont again az ahortsgpP several
~ has stops were lntlaei short. but
George eoulan't be- blamed Coz that,
s~enusp be had ais mind on that
nnle fishing excursion be planned
foe today
Iay Kline was the footer. and Ger
talnfy exhausted his choicest 20.
esIuiarv in the nep nf hts mrgn
phone. Case. Of the county team.
fiea : rubber 10 his ball when pitch.
ins. 90 that Il would go oTer the
alate. In thIs way he afFucs ont u
men. Who eouidnt iocatc he RIB
her
pitcher I.eBiond. Of ,hr city ball.
81 bh4d hts foe ON q blade Of grass
iust before the game. and eypnid oniy
seud eight men to the bench Never.
thsiess Manager aeise says he u
'fhe boy wonder al p4tehing
The batteries we're For the city
saii. t.ef;lond and suihsflaud Tor
the county. Gaze ana SaaEhin.
one nure game Il needed By each
team 10 secure the Carroll cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
JOHNNIE GROVE
IS DEAD
pLuckY LITTLE FIGHTER DIES
FROM BEATING RECEIVED
LAST NIGHT FROM BILLY
SNAiLAAM - sNAfLHAm uN.
pua ARREST.

EVERETT. Wash. Sept 20 =
Johnnie Grove. sho was knocked
pui Ia the 18th round last night be-
gore the Everett Athletic club By
iilliY BaaIlham, Of San Francisco.
died ia hia dressing room early this
morning lie never recovered con.
nciouanesa Two fatal blows were
struck over the kidneys aud ht0m.
ach Bnallhhm In under arrest a
post mortem viii be held
Anallham had the best Of the
hght ali along When the fatal
blows were struck Groves collapse
vaa 10 complete that even hin op.
punent Joined In the WORK Of trying
10 revive him Three phY aicisna
u ofhed the remainder Of the uiEhi
over the boy The fatality ends
prize fighting here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
} sssss $3.50 49, q .
!. ON the FRONT


Fishing steamer san tusu ar
rived in port this muFaluE from the
north banks pith tsg.nsia popuis
Of haiihui. one - fhe largest ear
Eoes she has brought IN during the
season According 10 the fisher
usrn On board the san 1uau the
hailbut. ehlis ~ a rather small siEs,
arr oomnaanrtuE n Fun abanaantig
Steamer Nehraskaa left aAH
Francisco yesterday foF Seattle
British slram aefaFts uil a..
rite hrre uent Nsek ffuiu rnft Ind
ioW 20 load fluar az pies toF TIE
West Cnast
Steamer Gymetick sailed this
niarnlnk Tor Taeana.
Steamcr BurkmaB. carrying her
iiHilf - passengers. sailed "a anpn
tosiay for San francisco
British bafk AlKoa BaY arrived
az Purf Townannd this u0rninR
buand Toe PuFt HlakeiaY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
SEVEN KILLED
IN COLLISION
OTHERS MAY DIE AS rAG RI.
SUIT or COLLISION DC
TWEEN TWO pAssENcEH
TnAtSA.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept - IN
express frain on the fennHf wants
road ran into the feAf of the IONS
Igranch express AZ Ellington, ft
~ miloa north ~ here. this MORE
ms. and kilied st least seven p@o
pie. and possibly y. ncFsa bodies
beinE taken from tho wreck AZ II ~
skim mafuina The frunsS tvauia
euslne plawed hail way through The
faons Iiranch train
me fsans Branch tfnin's ar
hsnkss wsfw sunx. anf the tfAin
haa stnptsea 10 fefeir them While
standing ire rsnnsYlxanAa express
crashed lnta Is az q rate If h4iie
a minute TIE eat zhTaf Of the
fraf eaarh waH smashed ana srY+
ssal naaaeu3rFH allied outright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
Ruo CROSS SOCIETY
WILL TAKE ACTION

The Red Cross a0fleiY 10 very
much wrought up over the prumias
euous use u the inalenibuf the so
rieiy. II proposes O. AZ once inHtiz
tute proceedings to stop lie use FOE
advertising purposes itep 81 a.
Matthews has written - Washing
ton. = e., concerning the matter
aud finds that the peuaitY Is $500
~ one year in the psuiientiafy The
matter waH discussed ~ the meet :
ing held yesterday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
A Word TO the Wise

n requires the average young
man several years 10 furnish a com.
Portable home How unwise for
such q man to take chances Of los
ing all ~ those savings Ia a single
night. when II costs only about two
dollars per year Tot $1,000 90 IN.
aurance on household furniture 10.
Gated In an unexposed dwelling
Do not 20 unprotected another
night. but telephone the NORTH.
WESTERN MUTUAL FIRE ASSO
CATION. whore you can obtain
good insurance NJ saving of 90
per cent In Gust as compared with
other companies 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
Y. ". C a RALLY.

uAaa sallf attended IS over
~ msfabere $50 gIvsa - ths y
" G. A a. shs ansaglasiansa ruossa
ksf nsxhg ne enfeffainmsns waa
spsne5 BY tas tfaaaolin club I'D
b. Miss ilsrs0 Ssnau- Mra " y
x<eA president ef ghs v ". e. a
sA<a tntfetuced fne Instructors 81
Ne s1ucsilpaAl departments each
= sheH gave e BRIEF outline Of
fs<sF essk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
eooasAnr's TRIAL MONDAY

Charged Riih murder Milllam
Carhrnur will appear neat Monday
morning before the jurors Of the
criminal department Of the superior
court The defendant. an Old pi"
neef % the county. several months
ago shot aud wounded Thomas y
shnrkey. a neighbof charley filed
an action TOT damages Ia the sum
Of $50 600 some weeks aKo. ana
Cnchrane then came forwards win
counter claim for 10000 dam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

nIl.wAr kEE. W6S. Sept. - -
E<rari G Wall. axn - ysaFs the
n4sltn lenaifs Hsemher - the
1<nuerasse nNliansi committee on
~ pgEaasaflai nouilnation al the
y Lass ceEVentinn tWo NeaN
a<aI an ! ptdoNsg. this morning
zszoaneea hia enksNement 10 Mar.
Ia AFnat sss =. Formerly bis ste.
aa914pkrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
ReolsrGst REolsrsRl

city Comptroller Carroll il ssnd
ing out an appeal 10 voters 70 swell
the city's registration list The
books show only z2.5eT persons req
iaisred. and Ne Carroll believes
that at least $4,000 more voters
should be registered before the clos
ing Of the books. oc,oiser 10. The
total registration for the fall cleo
ton 81 1904 wAa 9s.Iis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
REFERRED TO ATTORNEY
GENERAL.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. 20 =
Ths president has notified Receivers
Eagl. Of the Real ESTATE bank. that
the evidence 81 maehinatinns u the
sugar trust in connection with the
Shar kamaKon refinery had bsaa
sent 20 the attorney general f9t
action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
JUVENILE CASES HEARD.

In the juvenile court late Yesief.
day afternoon Judge Frazier dis
posed Of nine cases Of youthful %
ilnaueney. ia this court. which u
one of correction and not Of pan
lshmont. the Judge. in kindly way.
tnculcatsa the salient points III
good conduct. adapting bis remarks
TO each particular case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
IErs CONTRACT FOR
gEFFERsoN's BuRNg RS

Contracts Tor the Installation q
oil tanha IL the hiack bal liner
Icffersaa uefe lrt yesterday 20 the
Nsrans cel< my - the AlassA
Steamship company. and lhe Nnfh
Ill be commenced ehsa the JET
fcfanu l. taksn of the run In De
ermbor. The work vin fsaaira 81
least three weeks. at the completion
II which she wiil take the Dolphin ,
fun. and the Dolphin vii la up Tor
oil tanks and burners The tanks 10
hc placed In the Jefferson vii BE-
as II dass capacity. which IA equal
to 1g1 tonk nf coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
A.Y-p. PARTIAL
PAYMENT PLAN.

. The ways aud means com
} mittee 81 the A-Y + desires
) al 10 understand that the par
|. tlal payment plan applies to
} all subscriptions Either small
; or large amounts can b. paid
! IN four lnslailments The first
!. lnstallment ~ due October 2,
. 1906 second. April 2. 1901
. third. October 2. fvsi. and the
) fourth. April 2. 1908
. A A A A A A A A A A A a A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
wAst,IaeToa's FIRST
TRIP TO TrE SOUTH

The new steam schooner Wash
ington sails from pier tomofrDx
afternoon for San Franciseo on her
maiden voyage The local agents
state that the passenger Rccommo
aationa have been all reserved. The
Washington takes a fuii cargo of
lumber from Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
.sorHss plor DISCOVERED

~. rETgRsnrRa sepf - A
~ sxslnss the He % the rnaFereF
va ssxusrest yesterday. whfs twu
arnef srfaisss nssn aad = unfn-
se sesx ARRESTED a. m sefyauis
sarsgs % Aiexanffia palace. his
nstssYs sis*siy eesr4ed F~4iaeuce
= croaslads beF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
TEDDY. JR.. NAY RerURN.

BOSTON. Mass. Sept. 70 -Theo-
aore Roosevelt. Jr. with counsel
vas eioneted haif an hour with
Judge Sullivan. Of the municipal
court. Who permitted him 10 return
10 Harvard without fear of further
Manifestation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
PRINCESS VICTORIA
WILL BE HAULED OFF

capt. Traup marine sapsrtntsn9-
eut n the Canadian Pacific steam
ere on The coast aud sapnd. said to-
dag that the Princess Victoria pfiii
probably make her last trip be-
tween thiH Port and Victoria next
Saturday. sni the run viii here
after D. made BY tho steamer In
dlauapalis. Of the Puget Sound
Navigation e1mpauy's fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

TACOMA. Sept % The Wallace
block. at South Twelfth and A sta
now occupied hY the Tacoma post
office. has been sold 20 agents act
ina fof the Hartman interests fol
e. 1000 Tho building u a four
story brick. fronting ON Twelfth 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
JAPANESE OFFICERS cRiTi-
clsEp. 90

HONOLULU, sept zs.@A aeYefe
criticism Of the 1apaneae training
shin AnaEa 80 Is Offered BY the Of
oeers M the steamer Mongolia, Who
alleee that the vessel refiSsa thei"
assistance when u Was most he"a
Ell Ca adding that the vessel
might have been saved has ne
I.nanese cared to act The Japanese
stated thaf fhey we're unable !"
s~slrt for want Of coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
wAnr A RrcRlvER.

A petition was filed this morning
IN the superior euaft asking that a
receiver be appointed i0r The Mon
arch Mines company. limited The
company " ia~olvenl and the peti
ton IA signed sy the officers Of the
esriF tBv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
FoREaEN or TAE GRAIN.
HANDLERS WILL STRIKE

PORTLAND. Sept ~ The grain
dealers announce that they expect
20 have a fun corps Of uon-aniou
men at work Monday. The forsmen
threaten to strike In sympathy sith
the men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
DOLPHIN oUu TONIGHT.

The steamer Dolphin IL due to
arrive from the north tonight and
L. booked 10 sail Monday night The
Dolphin has been delayed Ia her
passage south BY the large number
OF calls made at various canneriee
where the salmon shipments are
RniilnR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

!. The rlaafsfsfa 81 Seattle
. VII strike Monday This aftef
q Naa iasuet fhis uiafnlnK TIE
q demand af fhs unien fof so
. seat raiar has been refused ~
. me contra fnrs. and a Hifihs
. has been ordered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
esAUrreua ARRESTED.

" Robinson. chauffeur far Chaa
MarYin a son. vas arrested tnte
afternoon for exceeding THE speed
limit whlie crossing Second az. ~
Pike II. Iie waa eslsased on 30
hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
counraaFelrgR sGNTENcGo.

jos Catherine. an old tine estun.
farieitef. waa given q tiHa Of fieH
and - dafa thia afisrnoon tpf rsa4
ing Confederate g. btu IN the
l1wef enA Of tsuu last uiEhts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

lteansa. Wash.-~Oa Sept 90 I
= NJ hefses IN the big Tacoma
- signx wiia 1fa other horses
xssts xere stabbed In the q n
xszseA LIVER 4 Feed Stables
FH1nnatelY. have my horses IN
Nf@ IN ne pioneer Live Stock 10.
rsnr Co. u Seattle. and. UhiIe
9 Aae them Insured for tis9 60
- sesd. this amount IN cash helps
ssrF much If this time
nsds ny proof 81 Toss on Sept
= sad. on this zsfh dsy Of sept. !
nesiref ms cash from the company
Wzery dollar they owed me under
q poilcy.
Y snybody wants 20 know any.
Mn< shoai ihia live stock insur.
<eee cgsnpenY. ask me
". D. HALL.
sssamashefs House. &C" ST. Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
DRUGGIST 10 FINED.

e. Foster. of the Rainier phar-
macy. on Madison 81. was fined
$50 this afternoon by Judge Cor
dan Tor aslllng liquor without a ~
rrnap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29
urrls SALVAGE CLAIMS.

Tse salvage claims against the
FHnsf CIV u Seattle % fhs Pa
ak Coast Steamship company. far
srFires Feaaered b. TIE British CO
maess ssiasge c0mganY sffh their
p'xk'nx Steamers Ssivor aud
ssa5s. and b. tie tugs Pilot 81 yie.
wa and Pioneer o. Seattle. have
s~-s s~stisd heFs bY the owners ~
e city u Seattle The anouEt
~ % he xsfious vessels Is not
xi,et
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Fram a heilhoY 20 a Hobby.
rfaysilus 90 thc road q fame.
l. a hong trip far Ynu. hillf.
And Yeur Hobby may 50 lame.
Zoe the call Go legislature
taa very different eau
Thau O. take water pitcher
To guest ALIENS ths hall
nnls that come before the house, to9,
Are nut iike the hotel eiils
rrapir care more TOE good Judgment
Than theY 90 fof fancy tfiha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-29

Ds not trY 10 run fpf governor.
You doat carry weieht enough.
We don't ike % sra q lightweight
travel Ger a rad 80 rough
over that Rad some piu travel
Pointing aut The weaker spaiH
.=fbese are places thpf viii whisper,
That were ma8e By BILLY POTTS.
wtrn yaur Hobby iH disabled.
AuH yauH travelling days are Ger,
And yusf Etesf hfmTs al are tabled.
YeuM be wiser than u yafe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
OVER IN MARYLAND.

Eastons tax rate will be so cents on
the 500, ~ cents higher than last year.
three-foot copperhead snake was
killed on North Main street. Port Deposit,
by John Lamm.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Mayor G. c. pusey Of Havre dc Grace,
Assistant United States Treasurer at
Baltimore.
Nrs. Julia Burgess is critically Ill at her
home IN Edesville suffering from lockjaw
caused by stepping on a rusty nail about a
week ago.
Il is estimated that the Talbot county
wheat crop will be about one-half, the
recent rains having prevented 1t being
cut in time.
James W. Walls, a prominent and in
| hucntial citizen of Kent county, died at
his home at Galena after several days
illness, aged ga years.
The Chestertown High School, COM
mencement exercises were held last
Thursday evening, the graduates being
Emma Lambert and Pearl Woodall.
Believing that leather muzzles viii not
prevent dogs biting, the Centreville Com
! missoners have decreed the death of all
CANNES found at large without wire
| muzzles.
Fragments of rock thrown by the de-
layed explosion of a dynamite cartridge
seriously injured Galen Crothers of Como.
wingo. It is feared the sight Of one eye
was destroyed.
John d. Bouldon of Philadelphia ha.
purchased from Clerk of the Circuit Court
Manly brennan the Cazier form in tn,
First district of Cecil county. The pric,
paid is IS 500
J. T. Waters of Philadelphia has de
cided to establish a brapch broom anC
whisk factory in Chestertown, the farmer
in that section agreeing to grow broom
corn TO supply his factory.
Samuel Warren of Rock Hail. EN-
b. ployed in Leareys basket factory, me
with a painful accident on Thursday
when his right hand was caught in IN
machinery and mashed. Part OF tn
hand had 70 be amputated.
Az the commencement exercises {
Trappe High School last Thursday ever
, ing, State Superintendent Stephens pre-
, | sented diplomas 70 Mary n. Chrstophe
e Mamie o. Dexter. Annie II. Kirby, Wi
liam b. Hollingsworth and George
! Leonard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
THROUGH CARS 10 PHILADELPHIA

but Only From Chester, the Wilmington
Car. stopp ne az Darby, as at Present
For several days there has been a |
rumor to the effect that a plan had |
been mapped out for the operation of |
a continuous trolley service between
Wilmington and Philadelphia, and the |
report gained color when the following |
was printed in the Philadelphia
Times:
1.-The proposition for the joint use
of the tracks Of the Mgdia, Middle
town, Aston and Chester Electric
Railway Co. and the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit lines, whereby cars will
be run direct from Chester and Media
To Front and Chestnut streets, in the
Quaker City, by way of Darby, seems
assured. In fact, it looks as though
deal has been consummated whereby
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit had
secured control in some way Of the
local corporation, which embodies the
Philadelphia, Morton and Swarthmore
Company's franchise. The terminus of
both railway services in the eastern
end of Delaware county IS at Darby,
and what makes the matter look so
positive is that the tracks in the
borough are being torn up for the pur-
pose of making the necessary connec-
| tion, which will be completed, 1T IS
! believed, some time next week. The
plan is, so far as can be learned in an
Indirect way, to put the new service
in operation about the first of July,
when, if all goes according TO pro
gramme, more frequent car service
will be given the people to the busi-
ness heart of Philadelphia, without
change"
When inquiry was made at the local
Office of the Wilmington & Chester
Traction Co. II was stated that the
proposed change, if made, will not
affect the local line, the one referred
to in the above item being the Swarth
more line. If there is q connection al
Darby it will be between the Swarth
more and Philadelphia lines, and tb'
local cars will stop at Darby, as al
present. The Darby terminus almos
adjoins the Philadelphia line, anC
those going through have but shor
distance to walk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
DOVER.
lrocIni Correspondence OF Every Evonlng.

spccloi Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. June D. "A certificate of incor-
poration was filed here. yesterday, for
The Wood-Ptchblende Co., Philadelphia,
Pa. 10 do a general mining and milling
of ores, metals &c; capital stock,
$1,000
The scholars Of the Dover High School
gave a banquet and dance. last evening,
at Hotel Richardson. Covers were laid
for so guests.
The funeral Of John G. Freeman who
died here yesterday morning will take
place Monday afternoon next, az ? O'Clock,
from his late residence on Loockerman
street. lntenment at Lakeside cemetery.
The Supreme Court. after being en-
gagged all Of yesterday in the case Of the
Remington Machine Co. VS.. the Whining
ton Candy Co., adjourned late yesterday
afternoon until October 22d.
An effort is being made by Dover citi-
zens 10 have those who usually give
private displays of fireworks at their
homes TO Join in a contribution toward q
larger display on the Academy campus
on the night of July 4th
The recently-elected trustees Of Wesley
NJ. T.. Church have organized by electing
William NJ. Hazel, chairman; J. Frank
Wilds, secretary. Thomas j. Stevenson
was reelected superintendent, secretary
and treasurer Of the two NJ. +. ceme-
tories.
Union Lodge, No. 7, A. F. & A. NJ, ha,
elected the following officers: W. NJ.
William A. Kingsbury; Senior Warden
William d. Donney; Junior Warder
James NJ. Satterfeld; Secretary, Robert
j. Ferguson; Treasurer, l1ldad l.. Clarke
Robert Swayne, having passed his ex
aminations, is now a qualified assistant
pharmacist. He viii go 20 Northampton
Mass, next month, and associate himsel
with his brother, Arthur W. Swayne.
H. A. Richardson has greatly improved
the lawn at his North State street resi-
donce by moving his barn and stabl
some distance south of the present loca
tion.
Cadet G.. Benjamin Hoey Of the U.
Naval Academy enjoyed the distinction
of being one of the four of the first-yea
class allowed the privilege of cuiisin
with the second-year class. He stoo
az the head of his class. Cadet Hoey
from Dover.