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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
SQUIRE BRADLEy's THRowDows.
Il Has Inoited Hard Feelings Among
Union Republicans Of This City.


Union Republicans Of This City.
When the announcement came from
Dover, last night. that Governor Lea had
omitted the name of Magistrate Francis
:. Bradley from the list of the governors
appointments, which were sent TO the
Senate, yesterday, for continuation there
was general feeling. especially in Union
Republican circles in this county, that
this act on the part of the governor
would not have o tendency TO promote
harmony in the Republican party.
Bradley is chairman Of the Union Re
publican City Committee and, inci-
dentally is one of the chief leutenants
of j. Edward Addicks IN this part of the
State. He has considerable following
and his friends were very much dis
appointed when 1t was learned that the
governor had not asked the Senate to
confirm his appointment. which means
that he will be out of office after the
Senate adioums today
Magistrate Bradleys first term eX-
pired early in the current year, but he
/ was reappointed by Governor Lea, and
/ had he been confirmed by the Senate
would have served four years; but under
the Constitution an appointment 20 q
State office paying more than $500 4
year expires at the end Of the ensuing
session Of the Senate, unless confirmed by
that body Had there not been a specia
session OF the Legislature the appoint
ment would not have terminated unit
the end Of the next regular session. B,
not sending his name to the Senate, th
governor gave no opportunity for con
| hrmation.
When Governor Lea was spoken 10 b,
a reporter Of Every Evening this morn
/ ing, be declined 10 make any statement
and when the reporter called at Magl'
trate Bradley's Office it was learned tina
the magistrate was out of the city.
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HISFUTURE lSUNGERTAIN
Nj Known Whether lie Will Be in The
Struggle for The Succession
10 Senator Alice.
IoCAL OPTION is KILLED AGAIN
e.oate Allows the Bill 70 Die
on the Table.
vGHr OVER PAY FOR SPECIAL SESSION
- r-.r.lch 10 EveIy EIlnIng-

s,,,sl peratch 20 Every Evening
no,sr June IA story was cireu.
- here Yesterday, but which prob
W. M, wa. n fabrication, TO the effect
so Edward Addicks brought
.ss .ss oo0 TO Dover, last Monday night,
N, time Of the Republican Senatorial
o,.ns wy In a vain attempt TO purchase
sTinited States SenatoFship, and that
~ Addicks lieutenant exhibited
sSo 0OO M the State House. But, the
st,ry runs, this money was OF no
,cconnt as the Senatorship had
siready been sold.
Whether he will participate IN tho
e.ratorisl battle TO be fought here
Ss4r winter, has not been announced
nv Addioks OF anybody authorized TO
.,eas for him. There IS a faint Whis-
~ tbat be may become Citizen OF
boyer. claiming the Hotel Richard
son as his residence, for the purpose
II battling with j. Frank Alice,
,o,merly his bosom friend, but now
bs Interest enemy, in the Senatorial
struggle. But there are few persons
vac believe that Addicks will be IN
NE next tight. The general belief IS
hal the late auction eliminated him
from Delaware politics,
Addieks last visit TO Dover was
r,ipiul. Those whom be had regarded
. q his staunohest friends Stunned him.
Only the smaller fry, hut they were
laval. paid him homage. lngrates
b.ushed and turned their heads TO hide
their confusion when they passed him.
His last visit 10 the capital was an
amazing contrast TO his soiourn here
II wears ago. In 1895 be leased fol
almost six months the best suite ol
rooms IN TIE Hotel Richardson and
thfoHps we're recipients Of his hospi.
taliy List Monday be had but one
room and his guests were few. Elever
years ago be was wealthy now he ii
supposed % ha impoverished. His de-
mlture was pathetic. Unattended, h'
walked 10 the railroad station before
dy ght Tuesday. He had been deal
. terrific blow, and no one preferred
sympathy While be trod the side
walk a cab passed him, a vehicle con
hning the emissary of his success
fol rival, accompanied by a crowd o
du Pont sheuters, also proceeding Il
the railroad station. Addicks' rehec
tons must have been sad. very sad.
Col. du Points credentials as Sena
tor-eect we're handed 10 Senator ALE
yesterday, and be took them to Wash
lngton to-day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
.ncIalea pre.. pI.naleh by specIal We.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wines
New York, June l4.-Cotton futures
onenod steady, July. 1902 August,
offered l0.A5; September 1897; October,
1884: November, 1882; December. l0.31i
January. lO.A2; February, 1871, bid
March. offered, 1888.
Cotton opened steady, point higher Ia
/ point lower Room bears sold heavily
after the call and prices odsed off to a not
decline of 3a5 points Around 1929 tol
October, covering set in and thoro was a
rally of ? or 3 points during the middle
OF the morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Associated Press pisnaich by snecial Wires
Wall Street. New York. June IA The
opening trading Ia the stock market TO-
dav was nnguid and indifferent and
made little change from last night 's
prices. The tendency was lower, but
81 Paul and Baltimore q Ohio were
pushed up nearly point. with some OLE
setting influence. Delaware q Hudson
fell ~ and Reading ! is.
selling pressure WIS renewed, causing
declines ia Reading OF r %. Paul, pre-
lorred and Sloss Sheffield Steel 2it
Anaconda. 3 and Northern Pacific United
states Steel. Amalgamated Copper Sugar
Central Leather and Locomotive, pre-
ierred, /. Baltimore q Ohio showed re.
sistance and its renewed rise Of a-s made
% centre for a moderate rally Consoll'
dated Gas moved up
Bonds were irregular at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Thlares on Rodney streei.

Thieves broke into the residence OF
Joseph Vinsinger. 2l3 North Rodney
street. on Monday night, and after ram
saoking the lower floor, left with a few
dollars and some clothing. An entrance
was effected by cutting out a screen IN
a front window. On the same night
burglars entered the house of John b..
Reynolds. PA North Rodney street, but
were frightened away before securing any
booty. Silverware, gold watch and
some money were piled on a table rcody
10 be placed IN a sack. but tho burglars
were frightened away by Frederick Lang
who lives next door
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Vac pAY IN PHnApELPHIA.
sooia,sd Pres Dlspatdh BY special Wires

Associated Pres Dispatch BY special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, June i4.-Ihe gem
eral display OF the national colors and
impressive exercises IN Independence
Hall marked this otiy's observance, today,
Of tho anniversary Of the birth OF tho
American flag. The exercises were held
Under the direction Of the Pennsylvania
Society Of tho Colonial Danes Of America.
Tho programme consisted OF speech-
making and the singing OF patriotic songs
by 800 school children.
The American Flag House and Betsy
Ross Memorial Association hold its somi-
annual meeting today, in tho quaint
little dwellingat $50 Arch street In which
Betsy Ross made the first American fiag.
The association is the owner OF the prop
erfV
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Anciaent Resnlts Fatally.

The body Of Alexander Pau, a brake
man. who was employed on the new York
division Of the p, B. & w. railroad, be-
tween Edge Moor and New York. was
sent TO the home Of bis parents, at Iully-
town. Pa. this morning from the lni-
yersitv of Pennsylvania Hospital, where
ms death occurred yesterday, as the re-
suit Of injuries received by coming in con-
tact with % bridge over the tracks nc
Thirty-lourth and Paschall avenue, Phila-
delphia. causing o fracture of the skull.
The deceased boarded at lOll Church
street this city.
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Wilmington Markets.
The local wholesale quotations reported by 7. n,
deaths.

ARMsTRONG-On June 18th, 1905. Amanda F.
Armstrong, aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral services at the re.dcnce of her brother r.
Lewis Armstrong (near feuis Reform schooll on
Friday, June 18th, at o'clock. lnterment at 81.
James Stanton.
BURNETT-On June 18th, 1906, Rehecch J., widow
of Augustus A. Burnett IN her I1th year
Relatives and friends of the family are Invited
10 attend the funeral services nt her late residence
Ccntreviile. Del, on sunday, June nth, at 2
o'clock luterment al Longwood, Pa.
HuKlLLs-On June 18Th, 1906 Mary Catharine
Hukill.
Funeral from the residence of her brother.
q H. Hukill, MiddlctoWn, Del, Friday June 18th,
l nclOck InllImnnI Odo..a. Dol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
OBITUARY.

Viola johnson, aged ls years, died
on Monday at sl4 Locust street.
George W. Doud, aged % years, died
on Monday at sol East Fourth street.
David Robertson, a prominent eiti-
zen of Talbot county, Nd, died at
Easton yesterday, aged go.
Sarah Harrington, a child, died on
Tuesday at the southeast corner OF
TAYLOR and Kirkwood streets.
Susan l.. Emery, aged 81 years, died
last Friday at SOB Locust street ana
the body was taken to Townsend Tor
burial yesterday.
Amanda T.. Armstrong, aged lsYears,
died on Tuesday at the residence o.
her brother, h. Lewis Armstrong, neal
the Ferris Industrial School Inc
funeral takes place tomorrow after
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14

- want 10 make statement 4 the
members Of the Senate. Ia h know y
to the Senators that the Constifnt,.'
/ l'olloes tpat Whenever IN any district
majority OF the members OF the
reg stature from that district petition
tne Legislature TO submit the question
ot license or no license 10 the peopie.
tle l. s stature shall submit the cues.
.lon' house bill No, 3, Kent County
Local Option hilll having met the
constitutional requirements, lies on
the liable unacted on. / have taken
an oath TO- support the Constitution.
Hence, / regard 10 as my duty, in
keeping with that oath. 10 call the
attention OF the Senate TO this mat.
LOCAL OPTION KILLED.
The ministers susnicions were well
,,9eunnaed. however When Lieut. Gov.
rafker bad ceased epoaking the senate
went INTO executive session Towards
noon The hands of the State House clool,
We're turned backward AT Has o'clock
actual time, 5 minutes before the hour
hNed tor final adiournment the House
elected James NJ. satterfeld house at
toncy
Shortly afterwards the house hch,
respecting compensation was launched
NJ open session Mr. Lyons offered q
resolution allowing the Speaker S6 a day
Tor hive days snd each member SIS da,
Tor five days. Il allowed the three clerk.
$40 each for the whole session. the ser
geant-at-arms $50, the chaplain and IA,
attorney S25 each. the page S.. Misl
Edith p lngsHoll $40 tor typewritinl
and Clerk Lewis Sl36O additional lo
printing.
The resolution was defeated by a vot
Of 90 ID.
/ Asnhstitute allowing the Speaker SO, an,
/ the membts SIS a day for Us days, am
the three clerks end soargeant 3 each
was adopted by vote OF rs to l3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
LrruT. noLToN MuRpnREp.

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Washington, June lt.-Gen. Wood
cabled from Manila 70 the War Depart
ment, under today's date as follows;
Yesterdays dispatch from Brig. Gen.
Tasker II. Bliss reports tho murder Of
First Lieut.. Edward G. Bolton and a citi-
zen named Benjamin Christian on the
night OF June 9th, about 40 miles south
Of Davao."
Davao is o town situated on the Gulf
Of that name on the south side of the
Island OF Mindanao about 500 miles from
Manila.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Wilmington slook Quoiationa.
ZOO YnrA NInrkels.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York. June if.-Flour. receipts. 14,2s6 bar
rcls sales ,200 barrels Firm but quiet
Wheat receipts 1900 bushels sales. l.000p0o
bushels MOak luiy sai4asnlaci September,
s7itassc. December sasqac.
Kve. dull: No Western 6sc TO- b. New York.
Corn receipts o. 500 hushcsi v|les, 10000
bushels. Lower. september, 81, ,aaislsc.
Beet siendy.
Fork, steady
Lard steady. prime Western. ESQ. Nominal.
sugar. raw. firm fair refining, . ldl0a3cl
centrifugal Bicst l5si2n3 l1.a2c. moasses sugar,
3 ll-ia2'4c; refined hrm crushed, $500 pow
dcrod $3.50, gmnulntCd, ti70s
Petroleum firm, refined an ports, el.ltas7,s0.
Jonec. steady No 2 RIO, l3sc
Molassos steady New Orleans, SQa3sc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
THE LOAN CASES,

Superior court % Hand Down UtllsloH
on the Demurrers on Saturday.
The Superior Court announced today
that il would give its decision in the de-
murrer against the indictments In the
cases against representatives Of two loan
companies on Saturday,
The members Of the petit jury not
drawn in the present case and not drawn
In The case Of Alfred p. Howell, d. b. a.,
VS.. Richard T. Cam, p. b. r., which case
will be tried on June gath, were discharged
from any further attendance at this term
OF court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
mASDAMUs PRocEHDIEos.
Mayor Boyd Of New Castle Seeks to Re
cover Commitment Fees.

William H. Cooper, Jr,, counsel for
Mavor Evan G. Boyd Of New Castle, made
application in the Superior Court yester-
dsv for q writ Of mandamus 10 compel
the Levy Court TO show cause why It
should not turn over 70 Mayor Boyd GER
tain fees for committing vagrante to the
Old New Castle iail, A rule was issued
and was made returnable on Saturday
morning
The Levy Court has refused 70 pay the
hill The q exact amount Of the fees
which Mayor Boyd claims are due him
was not mentioned when the application
was made. but is said that they viii
amount 10 about 81 200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Az mArlAoK IS FREE.
He Was Released From the County Work
house az Noon Today.

Albert L. Matlack, one OF the two men
convicted on the charge Of completely
In the Regular Republican primary cleo
tion fraud I'M the shollpoi district in 1904,
Was released from the New Castle County
Workhouse at noon today, his pardon,
which was recommended by the Board
of Pardons. having been signed by Gov
ornor Lea yesterday afternoon. As soon
as the pardon arrived Matlack dressed IN
street attire and boarded the next trolley
car for Wilmington
The pardonlnoi only gave Matlack his
liberty. but also restored his citizenship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
n..,,v noIleetor Burton m.

Deputv Collector Of Internal heNenIe y:
nan;i Rnrton was stricken with inai-
a"s,;on e M tie CLAYTON House, last ngnt;
~ s'se ,.ss tslen 10 his room and is connneo
- ~ ~ A soon as he is able to leave
the hotel Mr.. Burton VIII 80 W A'' ''''''@
at Millsboro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Received Degrees.


Among the graduates of the swarth-
more College, the following persons were
among those who received the degree OF
Bachelor of Arts. Miss Rachel Robin
son and Mabel Vernon Of this city Miss
Ruth and Miss Emily Richards Of Tough
kenamon, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
NOMINATION COST $50.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Harrisburg, Pa, June li.-A statement
was filed in the Office Of the secretary of
the Commonwealth, today, by Lewis
Emery, Jr., Lincoln party candidate for
governor that his nomination cost less
than $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
DELAWARE COLLEGE
NEWARK, DELAWARE.
Session Of 1901 Opens September
lIth, 1905.

Entrance Examinations win be held Friday and
saturday. June % and % AZ tho College and other
places throughout the state at which candidates
may indicate their desire toappoar. EHamina-
tions for admission also on September Il and y At
ihe COLLEGE. Glasses organized September lS.
Certificates from accredited schools accepted In
lieu of examinations Instruction In Aris, Science
Agriculture and Engineering.
Tuition free TO an students from Delaware
For Catalogues and other information apply 70
dEO. A. tARTER, President.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
MrLFoRD MAN DEAD

Special Dispatch 20 Livery Evening
Milford. June l4--John B. Cannon,
aged 76 years a retired and wealthy
butcher. died here at noon, today, after
a long illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
CHICAGO eRAIN MARKET.

Associated Press Dispatch hy Special Wires
Chicago H., June IA Wheat. lower;
July opened az S3c and sold of TO 50 3-Scg
July corn. 81 7-Sc Demand by shorts
sent July oats up to 80 lSc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Telsnbone psople al The sprlngl.

The Office force Of the Delaware a
Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone Co.
gave a picnic al Brandyvine Springs Park
TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Lsttars ON Estates.

Letters testamentary on the estate Of
John Reed were taken ont today by mary
Reed and letters Of administration on tne
estate of Thomas +, Moore by SaFah L.
Moore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14

Re careful TO call T. Ferry, carpet
cleaner. with Lang, Tenth sna Oianss
streets. Both phones r u BOX %sa'-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Attenaed medical Convention.

DIR. H. W. Briggs has returned from
a trim 10 Boston, where he attended a
meeting Of the American Medical Asso-
citation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Nav AofN Ouo1uIluns.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
New York. June 1.-THE stock market openCi
irregular.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
SIX and Wool
Crepe de Paris.

8IUU uuaNfy Tor OBc.
Only in a beautiful shade
of Reseda and the same in
all-wool in navy blue, soc
thu same in grey and white
shower proof cloth for 59o.
These are great bargains and
only in slight mill imperfec-
tions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
SICHisnS

made Of the finest Mohair
and probably the most re-
liable wearing goods made
in dark reseda, dark grey and
dark blue. They are 40 inches
wide and good value for sl.75,
are reduced to......8ll9 a yd
nrfss cfdds nrrt floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
Special Spread

sale-large size two dollar
spreads, handsome pat
terms,
just received-the right weight
to wash easily-sl. 90 each.
Fourth street store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14
aluGsrtaEers.

Toleph0nc cOnnCoil0nl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
a "Sun" Editor Dead.

For almost a third Of a century FRANK
p. Church was leading editorial writer
in the service OF this newspaper, the late
Charles a. Dana had been IN contfol OF
tho sun for only about five years wien
Mr.. Church began to contribute tosthe
colunlnsaor this page, How well he scrV-
cd the rcadcrs or the Sun during that long
period Of professional activity, With what
truth Of perception, y'gor ana rlsinalllS
Ot thought and excellence OF literary W.
he did his share OF INC Work IN. - ,, fn;,,
ed In anonymity once every lWentN-lo. .i
hours those few. can understand who arc
nbIo ia distinguish, the individual features
that make the composites ~ this time,
with tho sense of personal loss stions
llpon us, we know OF no better o. Drlclcr
that they, TOO, have lost y friend lllan 70
violate custom by indicating hinr MS me
author or tho beautiful Nnd oltcn re-
published editorial article. affirming tho
existence OF Santa Claus, In reply TO NO
question OF n little girl. These were ms
concluding lines ,,,,ia
ana sec what makes tho noise inside, but
there is q veil covering the unseen world
which not the strongest man nor even tne
united strength of all the STRONGEST men
TINT ever lived, could tear unnrt- Only
bush aside that curtain and viow md y n
ture The supcrnnl beauty md glory be-.
vond. Is 1t all real? All Virginia, IN MI
this world there Is nothing elso real and
nhl'nF.
from now, virginia nay, ten times a, ton
thousnnd Ncars from now. he Will con-
tlnua to make clad the heart or child
hood. New York Sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Modern Colonizing AS a Business
Proposition.

Tn The last two years Germany's South
west frlca has cost the German govern
meat s15oooo,ooY and some thousands o.
.liyos lost nv massncres and in course or
operations to subdue the natives. i seems
Il good deal 10 nay for imperfect pasalilecal-
ton of a territory which contains no more
than i, 600 European residents. ana a.
wheh The combined imposra,s, ~ NM M HSpopts
r. Ntha ,mtjons OF the world ever become
sane sn1 enougE 10 consider modern, rvlllan,,;
ton M a business, proposition, ,n1EN W,ll
be an iutcrnitionnl nncti9ll.nl W',Im ,.,',, .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
4Harrison--Ridout.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
April I9.--Mr. j. Walter Harrison and
Miss Blanche Rdout went to Halifax
county. N. c., Tuesday morning, where
they were married, returning on the even
ing train. The marriage was no clopd-
lncnt the couple went Ito Halifax MS Il
matter of choice. The groom Is the son
of Mr.. Samuel G. EIarrison, cX-postmastcr
at Stony Creek. The bride Is the daugh-
ter OF Mr., B, j. Rldout, u prosperous FAR
mcr near here.
Mr. and Mrs Harrison will make their
future homeat Planet, Sussex county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
KILLED BY OWN GUN.
Thirteen-Y ear-old Boy is Shot
ThrolJ0h the Heart

Especial to The Times Dispatct.)
z FRONT ROYAL, VA, April 19.-Clar
encc Rudasille, Jr.. the thlrtcen- ycar-old
son Of Clarence Rudaslllc, Of Llmcton,
Va, this county, was accidentally killed
by a shotgun yesterday afternoon. Young
Rudasillc was sent on an crrand by his
father TO a nearby saw mill, and he car
ricd a shotgun with him, and laid 1t on
the carriage Of the mill. 1t accidentally
rolled off and exploded, the shot penc
trating his heart, killing him instantly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Kevs-Garrison,

(spccial to The Times Dlspntch,)
MIR, Rchard Keys, of Fanquler county,
ana Miss lillian Garrison. daughter Of
Mr., Joseph Garrison, Of Stafford .county;
were married vest erday at stafford
mings officiating, The attendants were
Misses BESSIE and Vlrglaln IIrrndon aud
Mrs. Thornton Rrid1vel: Messrs. Herbert
Garrison and Granville KEYS