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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

ieoo6 nit raienoer S6neQigfeit oa-
BON, nno eS miro baber angenom.
men, Dab lie Serroriiten iparen uno
oui Stolppin lalterten, nm Bomber
nof ibm gu idleuOern, Tolls er iid)
Bate oilf Der StroBe bliden laiien.
3um 9 dube oes G3arcn.
Beters6urg, 16. Sept. -3u1n
Sdpibe oes G5oren, ser gegenmGrtiG
nit Der Sad)t .Stanoart" I'M 6innt'
iden Wecrbuien freu5t lit jcOes per;
fiigbare ~ariegsid)iff in sen Gierit &C.
prcBt nor6en. Gie Sodt miro BON
elmer gan5en 6lotte pol &reu5erlt,
Sorpeoojdgeru nnb Gononenbooten
begleitet, urtb cntlong Der &iiite Itno
Sllnberte bon @ebeimpoli5iiten po'
itirt, ipel1e alfe instantaneous d)ifIe
iiberipoden.
tiftung orDert 20
Spfer.
petersburg, tG. Sept. - Sn
6ieligcr Staot nltrbe ole groBc Wa8-
aon i. 6d6rif ser Tc9iertng ourd)
Seller pollItdnOig 5crlt0rt. Gem Sic
ierlbranoe fielen 3iuon3iG Wcnldc,-
le6cn 3ilnt Opfer, uno Der on9crid).
tete Gi9cntbumsidnoen bclGllft lif
oilf 3ebn MiGionen Hubel. 3ie on
geitellte llnteriudult9 FAT bcreita
iiber jeOen 3meifel eracben, Dab Oa"
gclualtige @tabliiiement bon Zero
riitcn onge5iinoet mllroe.
IuSliefcrung permcigcrt
YPterSbnr9, t6. Sept. Gle
GItrei6ii6e Hegierung lit nid)t geion'
men,. Sem g5aren 9iittefoienlte ST
leiIten. sic bat namlid Die bon
Hublano nerlotgte @uslieferltng ocS
ipegen zines IttentatS nllf Den Slice
@oupcrncur BON 8eiiarabien IN
G,ernonib in Der 0ltfopiln perbaf-
teten Gcpolution1rs Nifolojen Dor.
lGufig pcrnciaert. Gic enogiiltiae
Gnti6cioulg in Dem Safe miro Oo&
SuIti5miniitcrium in Den nddItelt
Sagen fallen, bod gilt ais 5Iemlid)
lider, baB Der an9cbli6c Serrorilt
feline Srei6eit er61lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17
8oiGington in 9u6apeit.

8aiGington in @uoapeIt.
9uoapelt, t6. September. -
Die bcute Itottgefunoene @ntbiilu1g
oes @aibington : 9cnfntols muroc
0eItern ourf cine Gorfeier eingelcitet.
Nmerifancr ungariI6er 9bltammung
periommclt6n lid deItern Sormittog
ollf Sem 8lab Dor Sem Nationalslfll-
icllm, 5o9en in corpore 81 Sen Cent
m1lern 0cs 9idters Gct6ip uno S5e.
dennis, oes ,@enilt8 oes Wngporen-
lnn0c3." unb lcgtcn BORT &rGn5e ME.
ser. SpGter bcgQben tie iid) 81 benz
Oenfmal ocs $. stefan. llcberaa
bicltcll iic patriotiide &e0elt, IN Sc
ncn tic an bic llnaorn I'M altslonoe
sic Wu6nung ri6tctelt, III ibrer 2icbe
5llnl &ntcrlonoc nidt uadSulallcn.
Sm 2aufe beS Nadmitta8S mnrocrr
orli &oiiutb'S 6rab 9lltmcn nieOer-
lclcgt.
60 5ienlid sic gauge 9ep0lfcrun1
bon 9uOapeit nobm Nntbcil an Scr
bcitiocn Gcnfmolmeibc. SIC Stcrrc
un0 Strcifen mcbtcn a%llcnt6albcH
ncbcn Scr un8oriidlen SABINE itno IN
oielen &ird)en c~ripGbntcn oic @cllt-
lid)cn in ibrcn 4reNigtelt Sic @id)tiN.
felt 0cS beutigcn GrcigniiieS, Pin
! 10000 Wenidcn moren I'M Eorf Der.
Iontnc(t, no oie gntbiillung Dor it'd
1ing, nno meitcrc Goitlcnoc umrillgs
ten oenielben. Srnn5 aoliutb uto
8roi Ml6ert Nppnnpi bcrtrotet Die
Observation-Disclosures bci ocn Gcrc'
monicn. Inter sen Inipcicnoen Re.
io,6en iid scr onerifonildc @cnc-
rolfoninl GbeItcr, soblreide 0titglic-
Der Ocs &eidStogS, 800 llngorn'
Mnlerifuncr aus Gleuelollo, 8, mo
Gclegutionen aus allen Sbellell
llnourn'S. Sr. HafopSfi, Gicc+FruIi4
sent Scr Observation-Disclosures Vilr'
0ermcilter Soltop BON @ubopeIt mlo
unoere &crren bielten Gcoen.
NIIcrlci aus 0eut ely II ..
SEER Grnit Sbalmnnh, Gbef oe$
Sorics 2ooenburg, Sbalmom <
60, lit bier eiugetroifcn,um Die Tor'
orbcitcn fir sic Ginridtung ocs I'M.
ter Dem Nomcn rImcrifo @ont"
umter ser Iiibrung Der Tarmltdotcr
9onf acgriinbeten ntilen @anflnItl
tuts fort5ufiibrcn.
Mits Niirnberg miro gencloct, ool
sipei oltc, bodit mertbpolle @obellnE
burh 5luei Nusl0nberinnen ulls Del
bortiNcn ct. 2orcus.Girhe oeItoblel
ipprbcn iirb. Gic Sbaterinncn inn
cnttonmcn.
Nod) elmer telegrapbiidJen Mcloun(
aus @reiclo bcihlperen iib oortig'
@ctreiocbGnolcr iiber Mibitanoc in
nmcrifonii6en @ci5en- nno Safer
grport. Sic p%erIongsn oeren Nbltel
lung bllrd) cine internotionole Gen
feren5.
Ser &omburger Senat bat bel oc'
giirgerihoit beontrogt, sur Sinoc
rung Ser Notb inter ben nnr6 oo;
Grbbcbcn in Chilli 9eimgclntbttt
$500 si b~cluiaigen.
Gas ,Geutihc Sbeoter" milroel &C
itcrn oltrd) Yuffiibrung. oes v@inter
M1rdens" nit Silmperoind'S Willi
suieoer croifnct. Gle 8%priieaul,g &c
i%toltetc lid inter Mar &~einbarot''
Megic SIT einem Greignib Der Sallon
GA 9ToE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

Gin i%eltener Sail bon Srudtborfeit
miro aus 3abcrn in1 unterzGIiaB ge.
meloet. Gort CAB cine arnl &orb'
madersfrau ibrem oicruno5manSig-
item 8inoe oas 2eben. Son Den %
anocren SproBlingen oieier Wuiter.
Muttet jino Is am 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

tporbeu, unb sic au$itellungs9cgen'
itGroe iinb crneltert porben.
Cine internotionole Surp fir Die
goll5e N~ltSiteIilng lit eingcictt. Gie
Ser. Stooten iinb burh Or. @iliom
Sorpe SoImon bon NeD-Oorf, Ieille
Satin, bic cin3ige 10 gecbrte Srou,
un6 s. e. Cunning, 0cm bieiigcn
amerifoniiden aoniuG, bertreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

q
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s ca,si. NAHNZE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-17

Sn altcnburg begebt beute SerSoa
GrnIt BON Safienaltenburg sic
Ncier ieines so. @eburtstaaes. Sic
miro IN srobter. Stile Dor iif geben.
Ger Scr3og lit in Srauer I'm leinen
iocbcn Observation-Disclosures Sdnuieeer-
John, ben Erin5-& egenten Mbredt
BON graunidpci9, Ser nit oes Ser
soas ein5igcm ainbc, Srin5ciiiu
Mnrie, perm1blt mar, pelhe ibrcin
0otteu ldon am s. Sftobcr 1898 I'M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
PERSONAL.


william Quillivan has returned from
a trip to Toronto, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Toppin have
returned TO Philadelphia.
Miss Nellie Cook has returned from
a visit to friends in Willow Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes England are
the guests of friends in Oxford, Pa.
Miss Hazel Kellum and Arthur
Kellum are visiting friends in New
York.
Miss Charlotte Forsyth of Rich
mond, Va, is visiting Mrs. William
A. Shafer.
Mrs. M. G. Ruthrauf of Philadel-
phia has been visiting friends at
Henry Clay.
Miss Mary johnson will sail on
Thursday from New York for Gothen-
berg, Sweden.
Cleveland Scarborough, a student at
Goldey Collge, has gone to his home
in Girldetree, Md.
Miss Iona Scarborough and Miss
Vista Gordey of Philadelphia, have
been visiting Miss Nellie Scarborough.
Mrs. Charlotte Neal of 5l4 Washing
ton street, and her guest, Mrs; M.
MoCammon Of Kingtson, Canada, have
been entertained by w. j. Neal Of
Norristown, Pa.
Rufus E. Bowland, Delaney Scott
and Misses Marguerite NJ. Dugan'
Catbarine Alagia and Kathryn A.
| CLAW. graduates of the Elkton Higf
| School, have entered Goldey College.
Mrs. sRebecca Foreman, has re
turned from Manila. and is the CUES
of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. ). X
Millipan, at St. Georges. She brough
home with her a little Filipino boy
who lived near her home.
Miss Mollie L. Hewes of Bridgevill
has completed steno3grapnlc fours ~
amnloyment department Of the colleg
has secured a position in Salisbury
( Nd Miss Howes entered upon ne
new work yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
WORKING FOR WATSON
pni banning natlsCk Because He Gave
tbs AltOFnsy.General lHiOrma-
tiOn in The Tyre Cases.
f, CHANGE IN MATLACE'S FAVOR
came Who Opposed His Pardon
Now Approve 1t.
PARDON BOARD TOMEET ON THURSDAY

Tho ioint application for a pardon for
M, r Natlack and James Watson,
a.u'.,lted of connection with the Shell
y. on' j;strcf Regular Republican primary
S.,tion frauds in September, 1904,
s5;eb has been pending before the Board
y, parlons for several weeks, VIII again
!. considered by the board at Its meet
4, M Dover on Thursday next.
55;,,e ths last meeting OF the Board OF
p..ioo. Natlack has unbosomed HIM
"a ~ Attornev-General Richards. and
y ,be strength Of evidence furnished by
n, ~ The proceedings against Abram L.
IT, which resulted in his Indictment
N tbe grand jury and his arraignment
t,,o-s t6e Judges Of the General Ses-
',.1. e'o Court on another charge to be tried
IN the latter without a jury, we're IN
sn1ted Tyres trials have been post
toned until September.
| This action on the part OF Matlack has
,,,n.ed the intense anger OF the Court
gorse Ring and its satellites, and they
i.ye ceased their frantic efforts TO secure
,.rjon tor Matlack. Now they desire
IAN tbe pardon of Watson. They Bit
ts-v denounce Matlack for his action in
irving aid and assistance to the State IN
righteous prosecution, and damn him
4. 4 traitor because he would not con-
se7t TO take al the punishment for an
|o5fnca IN which others were even more
rllfv than he Therefore. they do not
Sssne the pardon OF Matlack, but If they
nn have their way, will have the ex-
tene limit of his stentence-imprison-
ment 20 the. end OF his term and dis
|ianrhisement-imposed upon him.
The application for the pardon Of the
two men having been a joint proceeding.
he Court House Ring following will
tbnion the Matlack end Of it and work
1rly In the interest Of Watson On the
other hand the friends OF law and order
viii resist the extension OF clemency ia
Watson In addition. many who hither-
to have opposed pardon for either will
row recommend favorable action in the
ease Of Matlack as a proper return for the
agnal service he has rendered the cause
o. Justice in helping the attomey-general
% make q complete prosecution OF these
Fiction 11llainlps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
Pnnadeiphia Markets.


Philadelphia. Pa. June 5.--Wheat steady,
No red In export elevator 81 .sasec 10. korih-
em do. on isaq2lsci No. Northern do, s9l4a0i6c.
Corn, Arm. No IN export elevator. bia5il5c
Oats. firm No. Q white natural, i01sc. No.
white clipped fic.
Bran. Unchanged winter in bulk, So 25oas23
spring. IN Sacks s22.50asl3.
Rcnned sugars steady; powdered, s4.11asi s0
granulaied 81 i6iasi 20, ,coniectoneu a, e. 5lasl55
Keystone a, 81 43oasii5.
Butter, steady. extra Western creamery, 20a
20i4c. do. nearby prints 21c.
Ergs, firm, good demand. nearby fresh, 171fc at
mark. Western fresh l7i9c at mark.
Live poultry, steady fowls lialiifo; Old roozt-
en- PC, ducks. l2ai2isc geese, l0allc.
Dressed poultry. steadYi fowls. choice. l3c. DO
fair 10 good PIE old ROSTERS 0c. roasting
chickens choice 15c. do fair % good l2al4c.
broilers nearby. 2sa10ci do Western lda2sc
Potatoes lower. old choice per bushel, Sica
e0c fair 10 good 7iasnc
Flour steady. Winter extras. 81. .s0a8 so. Penn
sylyania roller. clear. s3eas375 DO straight,
S. s0as4oo. Western winter clear s3.t5as3 40; do.
straight So siusi 10. do. patent Sf1iaeiaO. Kansas
straight sacks, s3laasi io do. patent sacks ll6a
81 25. spring clear s. 1iasfO O0 do straight 81 l0a
s. s5i do. patent, sioai6o; do. iavorte brands.
si 61as4.75.
Hay firm. timothy hay No. /, large bales.
sl7 l0asls; so. small bales sl7 0oaei7. 50. No ..
sl500sl6.oO. No 8. SIP i0ael8Oo. no grade $1,000
Sll00 Glover mixed hay, 30. l. ellO0aeli so.
No. o s12. 5OaSl30O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
DELAWARE RAILROAD co.
semi-annual Meeting Of the Board
nLrncLnra ualn HIT Indnr

semi-annuai Meeting of the Board OF
Directors Held Here Today.
The board of directors of the Della
ware railroad held its semi-annual
meeting here today and declared a
dividend of per cent TO stockholders
registered at the close Of the days
session, payable July I'd. The follow
ing officers were elected; +. A. Stock
ton Of Philadelphia, assistant comp
troller; Z. b. Temple. assistant chief
engineer Lewis Nelson of Philadel-
phia, assistant secretary, succeeding A.
j. County Of Philadelphia, resigned.
The report showed an increase in
earnings over the corresponding six
months Of last year.
Those in attendance we're II. +.
Kenney, president; Manlove Hayes,
secretary; Samuel Bancroft, Jr.,
William II. Swift, William W. Lob
dell, w. o. Hoffecker, j. j. Ross,
Hezekiah Harrington and William L.
Records,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
NEGRO ACCUSES WHITE MAE
George Green Charges George Cross VII,
hssaultnn Him


George Cross had hearing in the
Municipal Court this morning ON NE
charge Of committing an assault ana
battery upon George Green colored
Green testified that on SATURDAY. nigbt
while he was crossing Third streei bridge
he passed about 10 white men Who
were on the opposite side of the bridge
and asked him for five cents which he
gave him. Gross then asked him for 10
cents, he alleged but be refused 10 Give
him any mole money. whereupon Cross
knocked some money from KS hands
ana the other men picked it no. Green
said Gross then picked no a brick and
slfuck nm in The head with It knocking
him down. after which Cross went
through bis pockets and took his money.
bSp4iy Judge Joslyn fined Cross SIS.
hAen Gilbert. q young woman charged
Win the larceny Of cape. the property
OF Teresa Dugan. was held under bail
ior a hearing tomorrow morning.
ne case against Roland T. Daniel
and Charles Hess charged with the lsr.
ceny OF l54 pounds of brass. was con-
tinued for two weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
OBITUARY.

Loisa Bias, aged % years aleo on
Sunday at 7O2 Wollaston street.
Sallie Trowers, child, died on sat
urday Of typhoid fever at ll2i East
Sixteenth street. Ala
Mary u. Holland, aged 2 years, died
on SATURDAY. at her home in the rear
of 1920 West Seventh street.
Elias w. Edwards, aged 81 years.
died on Sunday at lois Pine street.
He was a member of Delaware Lodge,
j. O. o. +. The funeral taxes pAa0e
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
NrnmInelon alarl.el..
INC local wholesale quotations reported By T n.
slu salemorlam.

In loving remembrance Of our only son. Willie
7. Applegatc. who died June 5th. 1905 aged vears
One lonesome year has vanished
Think we. while the tear drops start
But the memory Of our darling
Is stll fresh within our hearts
Our heart, are sad and bowed with grief.
our LONELINESS OH who can tell.
For never more will his footsteps come
10 the home he loved so we'll
Oh, would we call him back 20 earth.
From HIS home beyond the skies
Where God with his own loving hand
Has wiped the tears all from his eyes
Our bright hopes that were planted deep.
From our heart of hearts are riyen
But one thought viii cheerus while we wccp
We know our loved one Is I'm Heaven
Fondly loved and sadly missed hy his mama
papa and sisters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
LINCOLN RELICS BURNED.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, June "a number
of priceless relics Of Abraham Lincoln
were destroyed today by fire which
damaged the residence Of Major W. II.
Lambert Of this city Among the articles
destroyed were the table on which the
Emancipation Proclamation is said to
have been signed and a chair used by the
former President
A library devoted almost exclusively
TO works on Lincoln was damaged. The
monetary loss is small
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVEL.
,oclatod pross dispatch by special wires.

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Washington, juno 5.-Ihe tide Of
travel Il setting across tho Atlantic with
unprecedented strength, according to
that faithful index. the number of pass-
ports issued by the State Department.
Last January there were issued pass-
ports aggregating SOS; in February,
.O49; in March, 6SS; IN April, 22a0;
in May, 302S These figures show that
the applications for passports have been
running about 200 per month more than
the average ISSUES OF past years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
WILL pEMANp sATIsFAoTIoN.
,.Ialaa 81. nI-ralan by spaaIal W..

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Paris, France, June 5.--rhe departure
Of q French wamhip 10 Tangier 20 de-
mand satisfaction Tor the assassination
Of q French citizen is expected 20 bring
an immediate apology from Morocco.
The government Is determined 70 up
hold French prestige In North Africa
but there is no doubt of ulterior designs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
A Bov Injured.

William Humphries, son Of Daniel
Illlmphues. had his head badly cut at
icon Yesterday He was returning from
school when another boy dropped his hat
into an excavation. William volunteered
20 get the hat and jumped into the hole.
In descending he struck the back Of his
head against the curb and sustained a
severe injury DR.. S. c. Frederick at
tended The hoy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
rninred hv Falling

Harvey W. Miles Of 2l0 North Jack
nn street a telegraph operator for the
? B q " Railroad Co., is confined to
bis home with a badly sprained leg and
other bruises. the result Of making a mis-
sep and falling down the stairway at his
home The injured leg was broken
One time arn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
Wednesday White
Goods.

Three good bargains that
you should look into for
Wednesday.
a table iull Of half pieces and
short lengths of l0c and Poe
white goods. the last of lots and
styles We arc unable to get moro
of an
reduced to ~ i-2o a I'd.
A pile OF pretty plaid muslins in
fine sheer qualities. A splendid
bargain at ~ i-2o; they are
really worth today l6c a sd.
Ten pieces iorty-hve-inch mor-
cerized bauste, the proper fabric
for shadow work waists and cool
summery dresses; Sic and 35c
values for Wednesday 26c q I'D
White goods. first floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
Now YnrK nlnrItnls.
A.-oolal.d rre.. 30 ~ go No.

Associated Pres Dlspatoh BY special WlTes
New York June S-Flour reCeipts iq77 bar
rels. sales 900 barrels Dull and about steady
Wheat receipts. 22o00 bushels sales $1,000
sfas1it
Rye dull. No Western. 67iSc;L O. b. New York
Corn. receipts, II, ,s25 bushels duh and without
transactions
hecl quiet
Pork steady
lard barely steady; prime Western steam,
81. 7OasH7h. nominal.
sugar. raw, firm; fair refining, li-l6a2 Sl-32c
centrifugal. 20 test, l53A3ilc mollsses sugar,
ll-ltl2 B32c; refined firm. crushed $3.50
powdered. Sl.70' granulated, sl60
Petroleum. steady; refined, an ports, s1.75as7 So
Coffee steady No. Rio. &c.
Ml-....s .L.lIr Now Orlnlm- llLI,l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
1eaths.

McMANUs-ln this city. ON june ith. lqoi Emm
A. beloved wife Of Mark McMauus IN her S0l
year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited
30 attend the funeral from ihe residence of her
mother, Mrs. Kate Tully. No. 1904 East Thirteenth
street. on Friday morning June sth nt $50
O'Clock. High mass 40 st. patrick's Church at
O'Clock. lntement Riveryiew cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
DELoAssE TO VISIT
THE UNITED STATES
nt.,.t.ht,,, ar.ot.i ,Vir,o

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Paris. France, June 5.-M. Delcasso,
the former Minister of Foreign Afain OF
France, has determined TO visit the
United States for tour Of investigation
during the coming autumn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY,
.ocIaled -. Dl.nalch by sDeeIal "

A9700laIol TT0s7 U7nlTcn UI 'U0VI0I VIZ
Wall Street, New, York, June S.
Only few of the stocks recently promi-
nent in speculation showed any im-
portant changes from last night in the
inst prices in the stock market today.
Otherwise. small gains and losses were
mixed. Advances ran 20 a large fraction
in Reading. Illinois Central, Delaware
& Hudson, Colorado Fuel and Ma
finnnl Lead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05

ness II he did not consider publicity in
the matter Of distribution a better policy
both for the railroad and the coal COM
pany
MrEwlings said he could see no obiec-
,tions to such a method.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
Enworth Learns conrentlon-

The 10th annual convention of the
Wilmington District Epworth League
and Sunday-school of the Delaware NJ.
y. Conference, will be held in Centennial
NJ. d. Church, Smyrna. on Wednesday
and Thursday. June 27th and 2Sth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
10 Give a Festival.

A strawberry festival will be held to-
morrow and Thursday evening at 100
West Eighth street under the direction of
the Ladies Aid Society OF ST. Stephen S
Lutheran Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
HELD FOR COURT.
Special ohicer conneH Charged With
AssaulUng a Conductor

John Connell o special watchman at
brandywine Spimgs Park. had a hearing
before Magistrate George Il. Hollis yes
terday afternoon on the charge of com
mitung an assault and battery upon
Arthur s Dodge Of kennett square Pa.
q trolley conductor. On last Thursday.
Magistrate Hollis held Connen under
slOo bail for the Court of General ses-
siOns
The testimony was TO the effect that
Connell struck Dodge with a blackjack.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
To supsrintsnd Conduit Work.

Harry Hughes Of Philadelphia, an as
lstani manager for the Ben Telephone
q. and a former resident of New Castle
trved in this city this morning TO super
intend the work Of laying oonduits in this
civ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
carpsts and Russ

Have you tried oui new process 2 We
clean, dye and scour carpets or rugs at
reasonable prices Joseph H. Gooding
Fourteenth and Scott Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
TastIval ii - Iinn

v he Ladies Aid Society of Red Lion
y b. Church viii hold a strawberry
1sli'al 1,.,i'al at the lawn on June 18th and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
soapine the Best.

Come TO fair at the Springs; ask the
Soapne agent for book OF directions
ilowng how TO make % pounds Of pure
ehlte soap out of each FIVE cent package
o. @apine Soapine is the best.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
nIiddletown Rasehnll nlnh-

The Middletown baseball team has
organized for the season John j. Jolls.
deputy register in chancery, was elected
manager
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
Brownson Library.

The Brownson Library Association
will give its annual strawberry festival
tomorrow Thursday and Friday even
ings. Among other features viii be dane
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
BASEBALL At DOVER.

special Correspondence oi Every Evening.
Dover, June 5-The Delmar baseball
team strengthened by some of the
Salisbury Md. team. came here yester-
day and contested with the home team.
Result: A score of 10 TO o in favor of
Dover Scores by innings
Dclmar .........1 10000 OO3 o. 6
Dover ..........O o. 20 o x-lO
hatteries-Delmar. Spicer and Roberts;
Dover, Wells Price and Zearfoss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
cHrsrER PosrMAsTERsHIP.

Associated Press Dispatch by speoal Wires
Washington, june 5.--J. A. Wallace
today was appointed postmaster at Chos-
tar PA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05

Don forget the Brownson strawberry
iFsslval F.ival on Wednesday, Thursday and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
haifon white Withdraw Resiqnation.

Police Matron Mary White, who ten
eeIea her resignation TO the Police Board
. week ago, last night reconsidered her
sj.on and will continue in that position,
which She has held for the past is years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
LooK FoR MR. souIaaLEs.

He will be at Brandywine Springs to-
night and viii attend the performance.
He viii wear light trousers, brown coat,
black derby hat and blue tie Keep
your eyes open and get the 100 coupons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05

This Coupon Is good for one chance
on Mr. squigges Bedroom Suit, at
Mcmahon Bros, Fifth and King sta.
Name.................
Address. .....&.......-..............
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
brolderY Trimmed.
Your Summer Corset.

Have you gotten it YETI
Don't wear the heavy
winter ones
any longer; we offer for Wodncs-
day a bargain in a neat batiste
or net summer corset at a very
special price ......... Zoe pr
You'll hardly match these under
35c a pair anyway.
Complete line of the well-known
r. & G., Warmers. W b., Memo,
i. p. and Ferris Waists. i.
Prices from SOC to $3.50
Concis, first hoor.