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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19

III paror with tte stairs bearing
taksr bfietiy directions thsn oonsd g James
snd 5 s. s e. 81 us
throat its can he said and The undertakes
When Gordon and # tle baggy Tie home,
Gordon al Ct great ke that # swimmer who
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ant nohn fair That's what hey here fo JEST
e lie brsslda tbs and cane here
about that trunk and flothS u,
a. You Want With mems eoIes7 can't wear them
hcr had boldly It lin
ss m h
ns 5 e. ho sn sve us board M It's s business
James turned Go5don who seemed proatsd before ths
II trunk" he asked. 5#
G3rfon nade effort and roused Himself as,e
after j have examined it for papers,, he said
There amt scrap Of Wrin the trunk, Mrs. Socu1n
vocferaed Ne an boarder hey looked. There ANT
Wrin an jeWely an money Housed carry money
with him, and lie had bank book his pocket long
M s ohsy LES 9aee
he left the long red book lis bureau, ooked#in
the leaves that good want qdarter
know he had money, an I've been cheated Bit all
is that trunk
Gods sake take The clear shouted Gordon
il that trunk, and you keep if you'll be sorry
There ant said the With evident truth fulness She
and cuced at the back skirt and tugged her boa
and Thank you Doctor Gordon said she When
funeral gon' to be"
TEL her O'Clock at the hotel tell her
leave said Gordon and Ills suddenly apathec
When the had gone Gordon turned James
comedy will prick through tragedy he said. *#
James answered vaguely He looked anxously
don, whose had desperate utterly
appearance will make all the for the uneraif
you wish, Doctor Gordon lie said the undertaken
i manage if as well you. You look used up
81 pretty nearly nuttered Gordon. Then lie gave
almost affectionae glance at James think
manage it?' he said s5@$Bs3a 8s8
James smiled It's new thing but have doubt
cam he replied,
You cannot imagine what weight would take off my
shoulders Don't See that everything good
and as should be, The bills be3sent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
The Sunday Titnes- Dispatch:
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tic funeral Which was held the liext afternoon il TIE aror
MI
s sss Is S
above whisper q the who had
' Sasss q 9
geranums from now which the top 81 the closed
Among the blossoms geranum leaves
m sssSs 6sd
@ s s2 e: s rs
w1at tat distinguished
i, IT'D Within
HAD ~ personality io5 h shifts hsl bqaras5
aa s ss
most terrible pathos Is t sort the DEAD
ss
scheme e things or e tie abstract born perhaps through
IL x
at sd II we're saddeS Ms snas had come
heart net from her sentinenait rs felt that
Then he felt great Doctor Gordon,
He heartily glad when the over,
easket had The had
turned o int s horse going sharp he
hqa ~, buggy
he 9g
words be comforting did az bis life
sa Gordon made reply
When they reached the house Cmcncy head disappeared
from the window she had evidently been watching. She
them the office door, with odd, hockcdnqurng
back turned, as he Invested himself Of his
Dinner nearly Ceency said
'IoW# SHE? asked Gordon then before she had time
reply added almost roughly What on earth fTettng
about?'
5
Put it out Of your head Il #l#s
YES Uncle Tom s#5588$3 sS85
#6# @TIoW is she r.
has. asleep
aShe has had another attacko AUTHORIZATIONS s,g
"No, Uncle Tom"
Then the dinnerbell rang #gSSs
amess suprsebut surprised him
snd oked After dinner e upstairs e Mrs Ewing and
t. the hotel for Of cuhre aes would have preferred
remaining with Ccmency eyes Wisu but Gordon
hurried him remained until nearly midnight f. the
pao where funeral had place time before,
playing eucle telling and drinking applejack James
puzzled glance
Gordon Hcbegan fancy that seemed mirt and joy
bavado misery CHASTITY mask Of
He glad when Gordon made the ito leave.
George III watching the the horse
get buggy yourself Doc he haooed,
there real affections and concern in his voice
now the being her honeWard
good time James helped Gordon unlaness Aaron had
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WnmInelon Marasl..
1fatns.


ALDRIDGE-In this city, on March 2ist 1906,
Addie c., widow OF William spry Aldridge.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral services at the resideuce OF
Washington street. on Thursday evening. at s
O'Clock lntement at West Nottingham, Md.
hlkton papers please copy.
RuCHANAN--In this city, on March 18th, 1906
George X. Buchanan 56 years
Relatives, friends and members Of brotherhood
OF Locomotive Eugnee arc invited 70 attend
the funeral from his late residence. No. il02
West Fourth street, on Friday afternoon, March
sd at j. 80 o'clock. Services nt Old Swe0ps
Church at o'clock. lnterment at hiverview
cemetery.
KANE--n this city. on Mnrch Goth. 1905 James
H. SON Of the late John and Cathurine Kane.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence
No. Si2 Church street. on saturday morning at
9 O'Clock. High mass at 81 Mnry's Church In
terment at the Cathedral cemetery.
MARR-s suddenly, on March 10Th, John r. Mari
Relatives ana friends members Of Lafayette
Lodge No. Il. A. p. e. A. NJ, and Hope Lodge.
No 2l /. q. o. r., are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral services nt his late residence.
March 23i, at 3 o'clock. lnterment at Whining
ton and Brandywine cemetery.
Nick ELVFY-In this city, on March DIST 1906
safah. vile of Edward hcKelvey.
Friends OF the family and Sacred Heart League
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
on Monday morning, March 26th, 1906 az 3l
O'Clock. High mass at IT, haul's Church inter
ment at Catnedral cemetery. Please omit flowers.
MOtRK--In this city. on March 2istl9l6 Mary A.
Moerk. aged n years
Relatives and iriencs are invited 10 attend the
funeral services al her late residence. 0l6 Ne esl
sixth street. on Friday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
fntelmeni OF kiverVieW cemetery.
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GREAT STRIKE IMMINENT
Some Of The Labor Leaders Are Hopeful
Of Boldly CORteSiilg tho Authority
Of thG Government
APRIL LIKELY TO BE EvENTFUL
Governor-Generals and Cover
nors Apprlsed of tho
State OF Affairs.
TOLD TO TAKE NECESSARY MEASURES
..oclaiod res Dllpaioh OT srooIlI wlral

Associated Frees Dispatch by Special wirat
81. Petersburg. Russia. March 22.-Tha
agitation among the vorkmen otgani-
zntions involves bold plan on the part
of the Social Democrats, Rcvolutiouistl
and other radical elements to send dele
gates. elected secretly. 90 o meeting 90 bo
called at somo place in Finland early in
April at which an ultimate plan Of
operations will be decided upon A di-
vision Ol sentiment exists among the
leaders Some of them favor calling "a
general strike in the middle ol April lor
the purpose of forcing the lower houso
of Parliament 10 demand the immediate
convocation oi constituent assembly
ON the basis of universal suffrage bat the
moro audacious aim Is setting up "a pro-
visioual government. They believe that
the time is ripe To- organize "a general up-
rising. and that. il successful thoir wprc-
sentativcs could boldly contest tho
authority of the government The
authorities here, who perfectly roalizo
that something big Is preparing already
have learned OF the possibility of general
strike. and Interior Minister Dunovo has
sent circulars To the governol-gcncralHa and
governors appusing thcm Of the state OF
affairs and instructing them 10 take
NAlt iN'NNH"fNAN AlANaN"NAtH ~ NAh"N NAA
movement
Premier Witto project to permit the
peasant banks to issne five per cent bonds
to finance the purchase Of land from tho
proprietors and its sale to tho peasants
has been adopted by the Council of tho
| Empire The majority of estates arc
| heavily morgagcd to the mobiles and pri-
vute banks with foreign connections and
| the bonds viii be issued 20 satisfy these
mortgages, the banks guaranteeing Sis
per cent interest for l6 years ON the
balance due the landowners. The qucs-
tion Of the methods which the peasants
nre TO follow in making their payments
has not been resolved. AZ this stage the
scheme does not involve appropriation by
law, nor the compulsory sale OF estates to
the peasant banks.
As a means of expediting the trials Of
political prisoners, with whom the prisons
are filed the Council Of tho Empire has
considered q law empowering public
prosecutors Of their own motion 70 bring
offenders 20 trial, without an order from
a superior court, which under the existing
| law involves indefinite DELAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
3. 90 ASSESSMENT.

Stricken From the County List by the Levy
Court.
The Levy Court at its meeting this
morning adopted a resolution exempt
ing the b. & o. RailIoad 90. from
paying any county tax on its road bed,
wires and poles ia the county.
Major Edmund Mitchell, JT., Vice.
president of the Wilmington Gas and
Electric Co., was before the court IN
regard to the assessment which the
court proposes to place on the mains
Of the company. lie will meet the
court next Monday.
A statement was received hy the
court from the Diamond State lele-
phone Co., Of the number Of miles OF
wire and number Of poles IL owns 10
the county. The statement was % fol-
lows: Miles Of copper wire. A3s miles
OF iron wire, 3Oi miles Of pole line, 5s.
A resolution was adopted transfer
ring a hotel property at Delaware
City from Mrs. N. Milne TO the Bavari-
an Brewing Co. and increasing the
assessment from $1,000 TO $40
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lynch, lynch, Mrs. Challenger, Mrs. Howell. Mrs.

lynch, lynch Mrs Challenger, Mrs. Howell, Mrs.
Couries;es and Telegrams-Mrs Adda
1S2,mgilcy, Mrs. Sarah toster. Ms. Emma
Union Signal Mrs. Ell Mendinhau.
Young Crusader. Mrs. Ella Henderson
u ne morning session closed with short
I IAN oy Afs' Washington Hastings. A
ooN .S, luncheon was enjoyed at noon.
ihis afternoon there was service in
memory OF Susan A. Anthony. conducted
py MIS- John b. Cmnston of Newport
president oil the State EQUAL Suffrage
Association Glimpses OF the national
convention in Los Angeles. Cal. were
gwen by Mrs. Sarah A. TAYLOR and Mrs.
hlia NJ ihacher Of Florence. N. j. AY
conference was conducted by Miss A. 4.
Thomas of Philadelphia. Miss Rietta
Emerson presiding. A number of papers
were read by representatives of the VS.
OF tins city; Essentials for success in
the Local. Madeley y; coalition OF
iorces, Christiana y; "Our Missionary
Work Anna NJ. Brown Y; Work to be
Done by Honoraries. Seaburrv Y: dis.
cussion by all the Us Addresses by Miss
A. +. Thomas and Mrs. Ella NJ. Thachei
closed the afternoon.
The principal feature of this evening
session will be "a silver medal contest
conducted by Mrs. Mahala Wells-PerIins
The contestants are Earnest Dawson
William Taylor. Earl Powell Howar,
Mccall and Charles Whaler. boys wh,
have signed the anti-cigarette pledge
Miss A. Elizabeth Thomas of Philadel
phia viii make am address Ewel At
/ kins honorary member of Newark Y am,
son Of the county secretary. will preside
A silver offering will be taken at the door
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
GEoReETowN.

Special Core spondcnce OF averv fvening
Georgetown, March 22.-G. c. Calhoun
lost a valuable driving horse from some
unknown disease yesterday.
James II. McGlothen has sold his "klon-
dixie farm, near town, to Joseph Wilson;
price, private.
Miss Lizzie Hart will lead the Epworth
League in Wesley NJ. L. Church next Sun
day evening. Subject. "Daybreak on
the Dark Continent of Africa"
Prof. c. p. Close will be in Georgetown
next Saturday to give instructions on the
use of the spray for San Jose scale. The
meeting will be held at 9 O'Clock in the
morning.
Edgar Hastings, a well-known citizen,
died at his home in Millsboro, on Tuesday
of neuralgia of the heart.
Personal--OrphansC Court Clerk Albert
Worth has the measles-Miss Carrie Hem
derson is visiting Miss Marion Mustard,
In Lewes Joseph II. Paynter of st.
Georges, New Castle county, was called
to Georgetown this week by the serious
illness OF his sister, Mrs. Eliza B. Lynch
Mrs. Daniel f. Joseph is visiting her
brother, John I. Taylor, in Snow Hill,
Md.-Mrs. Walter T. Wallace Of Seaford
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Bennum.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
PERSONAL

A. G. Casey Of Baltimore is visiting
10 this city.
Mls Clarence Driscoll is visiting
friends in Georgetown.
Mrs. Helen Wisr of New York Is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. &. II. Cantwell has been the
guest Of friends at Camden.
William Marshall Of ElkvieW, Nd,
is the guest OF friends in this city
Mrs. Lammot Nugent Of philadel-
phia Is the guest Of friends in this city
Miss Leola Baker Of Norristown,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. William a. Groves.
John Reubenoane Of kimblesville,
Pa. is the guest Of friends IN this
city.
William Crosby OF Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, has been visiting friends IN this
city.
Miss Lizzie Taylor who has been
visiting friends 10 GiassboIo, n. j.,
mas returned home.
Mrs. Walter Wallace is visiting her
rsrsnts. Mr. and Mrs. George W.. Zen
nun, in 6eorgetoNu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
LETTERS AND LICENSES.

Special Corlesponocnce OF Everv evening.
Georgetown, March 22.-Letters on
the estate of James n. Pepper, late OF
Georgetown hundred, have been granted
to Alfred p. Pepper; on the estate OF
James =. Phillips late of Baltimore hum
dred. TO Joseph W Cannon; on the estate
of Emily Hearn. late of Little Creek hum
dred. TO Gardner l.. and William Ellis; on
the estate of Penelope X. Warren, late
of Georgetown hundred, to George L.
Lynch.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Harry Conway and Ida Dutton OF Days
boro hundred: Alfred r. Rogers OF George
town and Nellie Dawson OF Kent county
Frank l.. Hudson and Mary B. Barrett OF
Georgetown hundred.
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llIllIHueIunIn lnnrnaT..

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa. March 22.-Wheat. steady:
No. Z red IN export elevator S2lsas8c.: NO
Northern do, sSas9c; No. Northern. do do.
sGaS7c
Corn, &c higher No. ? IN export elevator 471Sa
oats steady. No white natural sec. No. 2
white Tipped. 3fas6lac
Bran, firm. winter IN bulk, t2o.50ae2l.QO spring
in sack, S.uOOaS2u 90.
Refined sugars. uuchangeni powdered. Si.s6n
Sig0; granulated, S. 75aSi.s0 confectonerH, sa00a
Sl.75; Keystone s440osi.5o
Butter. weak. lc lower. extra Western creamery
2sc: do nearby prints, 3lcs
Eggs, firm.
Live poultry higher; fowls, lftsalbci old
roosters, l0c; chickens, l5al51sc.i ducks. l5ai6c;
geese, lfnllC.
Dressed poultry. higher fowls, choice. 1910.
do. fair 60 good, l3i isallc.i old roosters, iOci
nearby roasting chickens. choice loci West
ern 40 choice. l5altc; DO. fair 70 good. lfaliisc.
turkeys. choice ana fancy. loa20c. 90. far 10
good. l7alsc; ducks. llaldc' geese l0alic
Potatoes. steady; Pennsylvania choice aud fancy
per bushel O7a72c. New York choice hnd fancy
per busnel. Ooa6lc; New York fair 10 good, per
nushel. d0absc
Flour. unchanged.
HnV. stfUuV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
in wall STREET ropAY.
Associated Press Dlsualcn nr soecial wIro.

Associated Press Dispatch ur 0uccih Wirca
Wall Street. New York. March 22.-
Sales of New York Central carried it down
10 from last nights closing price at the
opening of the stock market today, and
Chicago e. Northwestern lost q of YES
terdays large advance The general list
was not affected by these movements and
was almost motionless. Dealings were
on a very meagre scnle. Hide and
Leather. preferred, rose
The market showed a firm undcrtono,
but movements were narrow and trading
was small Evidence of support ON de-
clincs was counterbalancod by increased
offerings on advances. There were gains
in Union Pacific and smelling of "a Hide
and Leather. preferred, - and Southern
Pacific. Texas & Pacific, New York Chi
cago & St. Louis. Amalgamated Copper
Sugar. Gencsal Electric and United state.
Realty about point. Bonds were stead,
at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
ADD1oKs FARM SOLD.
Disposed Of by Sheriff GilHs to Alexander
B. Cooper Attorney.

B. Cooper Attorney
At the Court House. at 10 o clock this
morning, "a farm of j. Edward Addicks.
in Brandywine hundred known as the
Caucrolt farm. was sold by Sheriff Harry
/. Gillis TO Alexander b. Cooper. attorney.
for s35OOO. IL was sold under fore
closure proceedings taken by Mrs. Ida
Shaw
There were but three bidders. William
s. lilles, counsel for Mrs Shaw; Anthony
Higgins, counsel for Charles f llinch
man. and Mr. Cooper The first bid was
$4,000. made by Mr.. llilles The sale
was largely attended. Under the terms OF
the sale 10 per cent OF the purchase price
was paid in cash and the remainder is TO
be paid by May 10th The farm consists
of about 300 acres
It was reported that Mr.. Cooper was
counsel for j. Edward Addicks in the pur-
chase, but he said he was not and de
clned to tell whom he represented.
A property held for a non-rental by
Thomas j. Bowen, Jr. at Thirteenth anc
Iatnall streets, was sold TO Harry En-
mons for $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
OBITUARY.

Daniel Lucy, child, died yesterday
at a02 Union street.
Alice Good, child, died yesterday
at coo Lincoln street.
Mary A. Moerk, aged II years, died
yesterday at CPS West Sixth street.
ELIZA Edith Lilly, aged 40 years,
died on Tuesday at $40 Orange street.
Mrs. Addie 6. Aldridge, widow of
William s. Aldiidge, died yesterday at
no Washington street.
Mrs. Sarah MoKelvey, wife Of
Edward MoKelvey, died at her home
IN this city yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
VESSELS IN COLLISION.
-noelalsa -. pI.naleh pr spscIaI VI.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
Cape Henry, Va, March 22.-The Ger
man steamer San Miguel. bound from
Ralph NJ. Hayward, from New York, col
lided ~ miles of here at 10 o'clock last
night, bearing west-northwest.
The schooner is leaking badly and is
beached at Lynn Haven Inlet. The tug
North America has gone 10 her assistance.
The steamer proceeded 90 Baltimore this
morning Her mainmast was carried
away, and the deck trimmings and stack
were dismantled. A large hole appears
ON the Vater-inc. port side, aft amidships.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GRANTED

A.sociuted Press Dispatan nv sp4ciai wirs-
Syracuse, N. Y, March 22.-trank u.
Wilcox. who is one of the leaders OF the
opposition to the increased rates OF the
Roval Arcanum and who was recently
expelled by Supreme Regent Howard g.
Virgins on findings Of a committee oi the
supreme Council after trial. has secured
from Justice Watson NJ. Rogers an IN
junction. the effect of which IS to give
him an privileges of membership IN the
order pending the final determination oil
a suit brought 10y him against the supreme
Council for reinstatement.
The injunction forbids the publication
of the proceedings before the trial com,
mittee. which were to have been published
IN the Bulletin, the organ Of the order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Wilmington slooE ouolntons.
New Yorls hinrKcts.

Associated Press Disuatcn DY epeciai Wiret
New York March 22.-Flour receipts, ii,5ti
barrels; sales 1000 barrels. steady but QuioL
Wheat receipts, - 600 bushels. sales, $50 900
bushels Steady Nav. si sasi 1885, July. so 7iOa
ac. September 81 sas.i ac-
hye nominal.
Corn. receipts, M.O76 bushels; salca t.o1O
bushels STEADY. July, bc9aa5os4c
Beef. steady.
Fork, iim.
Lard. INN: prime Western ss2aae820
sugar. raw firm. fair refining. ii-i6c;
centrifugal 96 test 9l6c. Moinsscs sugar,
l3se: renncd steady crushed t5.iu; powdered,
$50. pranulatcd, Si7
Petroleum, steady. refined an ports, G.65as7, co.
Coffee steady. no. Z Rio Sac.
Molasses, hrm. New Orleans, o0aaSc
Butter stcady, unchanged; receipts, 3aCb.
Cheese, strong. unchanged receipts. 2,sl6.
Eggs, weak; receipts, 2.a0l; state, feunsyi'
vania and nearby fancy, selected white, 20l
DO choice. l7ulaci do. mixed extra l7c' West
fr-ts, e.; do seconds, lbl4 4al51ac do.south
erns, 1iiaul5 a..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
TEsrNa NEw pRopELLERs.
claied rroll Dispatch ~ Special wires

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Rocsland, Me-, March 22-Ihe first
class cruiser Charleston, equipped with
Of those originally supplied hy her builders.
the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
dock Co., started today for second
standardization trial over the Owls Head
course.
The propellors are 25 per cent larger
than those originally designed for her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
FOUL PLAY suspEnrrn.

Associated l'-e.s Disnite nv snerif Nires
Chattanooga, Tenn. March - hardin
S. kitchens. aged % years. a widely
known stock raiser of Now Middleton,
Smith county, Tenn. died today at "a
boardinghouse here under what his friends
and the police claim 20 be mysterious
circumstances.
Kitchens, il is alleged. was robbed Of
Sill. The police, il is said are looking
for "a man who was with him and who
has left the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
,yhere Does cocoa Crow

Principally in Dutch Guiana, Ecuador,
Brazil, Peru. Bolivia, Jamaica and Central
America. The best Is obtained from Cen
tral America.
the finest selected Central American cocoa
beans. The purest milk in its most digesti-
ble form is added. Delicious in flavor
perfect in purity.
The only Cocoa in glass jars.
Croft a Allen Co, Makers, Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
GEN. rHAYER's FUNERAL.

Associated rre.s Disnaich by special Wires
Lincoln. Neb. March 22-The body Of
Gen. John NJ. Thayer was placed IN the
rotunda of the State Capitol today and
will lie In state there until tomorrow noon
under guard Of detachments Of the Ma
tional Guard and the G. A. r.
Tomorrow afternoon a military escort
will remove the body to 81. Paul's Church,
where the funeral services viii be held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
LrH1eH vALLEY I'm wREoKED.

Associated Pres. ni.mtcn by snecia Wires
Rochester, n. Y, March PA train
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad due here
al S.45 o clock this morning was wrecked
at Honeoye Falls.
The engineer. William Gaiiney of
Rochester. was instantly killed and the
fireman. Edward BrislSy Of Honeoye
Falls, lies under the engine, presumably
dead.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Democrntlc club Annlversary.

The Young Mems Demo cratic Club,
today, sent out invitations to all its
members for the celebration of the
twenty fifth anniversary OF the club
to be held on Saturday light week.
Congressman John Sharp Williams
will make the principal address. Each
member can invite two guests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Orphnns court.

Chancellor Nicholson held session
Of the Orphans Court, this morning.
Joseph W. CLARK was appointed guard
ian of Atlee Clark and William j.
Reader was appointed guardian OF
John ID. Reader. Q. u. Ward made a
return OF sale as guardian of the
property Of Jolephine Bush, which
was confirmed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
GOV. PATTIsON III.
nn b. snselal wlrs.

Associated Press Diauaton ps sneoni Wires
Columbus, o., March 22-According
to information from Gov. Pattison's resi-
dence today he is better than last night,
although no was In bed at the time the
information was given
The governor has severe cold and
fever Two physicians stayed no his
house last night II was stated today
that the governor passed a fairly restful
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
UNION DEPOT BURNED.

Associated Press DtsuaIen uy special wires
Winchester, Ky, March 22.-The Union
Depot Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio and the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Cos. was
burned early today, with all its contents,
including q large amount Of whisky and
The loss will reach S5O00O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
rnl..ntnR.hrinn

The negro who was arrested in this
city last evening on suspicion of being
wanted 10 Red Lion, Pa. on the charge
of larceny, was taken to ked Lion this
morning by constable from that
town.