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BRAZILIAN CONSUL BEATEN.

Rostoff- on the-Don. Deo 2e.-The Brazilian
Consul here has been assaulted and beaten by
a member Of the Reactonary League in the
postofiice. The Consuls assaiant who was
rested, has been sentenced 10 four days i'm
prisonment. He says that his act inspired
by the evils IN which Russia has become in
volved as a result of the adoption of foreign
liberal ideas.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
SPEAKERS At OHIO DINNER.

The ewenty-hfth annual dinner OF the o.
Society Of New York viii be held at the WAloog0
on Saturday evening. January 49, "Ohto IN E0oA
cation IS the topic selected for the speeches. -
though all will not be confined TO this toDDol
Among the speakers announced whtelsW
Reid. Ambassador at the Court OF Sc. Jane6p6
James r. Garfield. Secretary of the Iuter1oDI
Senator Foraker. President Thwing OF the We4or1
Reserve University and President Thompson OF ~
Ohio STATE ITnfVerSifY
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Be not deceived. We are the only
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 10.
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SENATOR cLARKs WIFE ARRIVES.

Mrs. W. A Clark. wife of Senator Clark, of Mon
tana accompanied by her little daughter. arrived
here yesterday the French liner La Lorraine
Senator Clark boarded the steamer at Quarantine
and accompanied his wife and child to the pier
He said they would remain in New York for q
few DAYS, and then go to Washington. Mrs. Clark
he said would return 10 their home In Paris in
tf1e
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
GIFTS OF ssooyooo TO HELP POPE.
Emperor Of Austria and Cardinal Give $500
600 Each % Aid Fight in France.

Rome. Dec. ee-The Pope has received many I'm
portant gifts TO hep him In the hnal ditnculues
with Franco They tncIuds 100000 from Emperor
YrAnci. Joseph OF Austria, and 100000 from Car
dinal va.zary. Archbishop OF Grau Hungary.
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Ambrose NJ Matthew'S Notice q fun.Tsi hsrsssssr.
MONFORr-On Friday. Decsmoer 1904 cornsita Agon-s
the S6th OF Friends -
attend the funeral services residence So0
Cumberland st.. Brooklyn. Monday. Dsaember
2:80
SAuTH-At Atlanta Ga. December "a 1904 Williams
Watt Smith. president OF the Bank Savings;
the late Dr.. James Morgan Smith. of Springfield,
Mass; and Jane Taylor Sherman Funeral 70 Be hsia
in Chicago Ill
WARING-on Friday. December %. 1900. Fanny Nor
RS widow OF Charles B. Waring and daughter OF the
lets James L. Norris. Funeral services be held
sunday December 80. at Q. m. from tha residence
of F. R Leferts. No "a West 3Ith street. Freud.
kindly requested
WINSLOW-Sudte1ly Saturday. December %. 1900.
H Winslow- Relatives and friends invited to
attend funeral her residence,
92s West 55th Tuesday morning 1890 o'clock
Interment at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery conveniencs OF
family.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
NEW YEARS DAY AT Y. M. C. A.

Ten thousand Invitations have been sent out tor
its New Years celebration by the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association. No. 32O West
9th street, which will hold open house from until
10 O'Clock. The reception last year brought 3,s62
friends OF the association to its building. and this
wear 1t Is expected that five thousand will be pres
ent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
sHuBERr THEATRE IN NEW ORLEANS.

IBy Telegraph to The TribuneT
New Orleans. Dec. Z9.-The new Shubert Theatre
opened tonight, with Clay Clement presenting
Sam Houston" Mrs Nettie Houston Bringhurst
of San Antonio. and Mrs Mamie e Morrow of
Beaumont. daughters OF the Texas leader occu-
pied box. A little granddaughter was also pres
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1898 1908

Highest temperature Yesterday degrees lowest 40
AZ average for corresponding year 40
average for corresponding date last
Local forecast; To-day. cloudy followed by AIN Mon
day rain. fresh northeast TO cas-, WinGa
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Offcial Record and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dec 90
The disturbance morning extreme Northern
Texas has advanced TO Eastern Kansas. II
rain Mississippi Valley and snow IN
Western and portions Dakota. Tenn
perauss still considerably above the averas.
Mississippi and IN the Southwest The Kansas
depression will rather slowly the next
,venty-four general rain In the Mssls
sIppi Valley. Ohio Valley Gulf and South
states and In the lake region and the
Missouri valleys.
The weather Monday promises 20 DO rainy Allan
with in the lower region ana
Ohio Valley. Tuesday will doubtless be fair in ali
districts east OF the mississippi except that
lower lakes and IN New II will he
somewhat sunday Mississippi ana code
Monday In the Ohio Valley and the
The winds along the New England Middle Atlantic
will be fresh northeast the
variable. becoming ana
en- the East Gulf coast. fresh south.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
STATE GETS JOHNSON HALL.

voted for the purchase OF the Sir William Johnson
hall and hlockhouse. at Johnstown. OF Revolu-
tionary fame. Tor SoW The property is to re-
of the Historical Society; on that date II Will pass
into the custody OF the state.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
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WOMEN FORM 100000 COMPANY.

81 Paul Dec 2s.-The Alaska Garnet Mining ana
Manufacturing Company. of Minneapolis. fled
articles of incorporation with the Secretary of
state to-day. The board OF directors is composed
entirely of women. The company is capitalized al
I.0o9001
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM -Ex-Lieutenant Governor Joseph
E. Willard; Virginia HoII4ANDIvittoro Michele,
University OF Virginia; GRAND-Captain A Z.
Ellis. Hong Kong. China: FIFTH AVENUE-M,
Bien Shanghai, China; W NJ. Bell. Ringwood
England; a. c. Dickson. London. and Hans Renod
England.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-30
Forecast for Special LocaIities-For Nav Frv,sr,

to-day, possibly rain
rain northeast winds
Eastern New York. cloudy to-day followed by rain
portion Monday rain fresh northeast 70 east
winds.
Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware MARY
land District Columbia rain to-day and Mon
day; fresh winds increasing
Western Pennsylvania and Western York
to-day Monday. fresh winds
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Domestic Rates.
By EARLY NAH. TRAIN.

RY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points IN States Canada ana N.r,..
foutsde Boroughs OF Manhattan and The Brorr,
Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii the Phttpnnee
without expense for foreign postage.
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Local Official Record--Ths following orctal reco-d
from the Weather Bureau shows changes the tenn
for the last tveny-rour hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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CEMETERIES


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Station Webster and jerome Avenue trolieys by
rage- Lots S125 Telephone 4S55 Gransrcy FOR Book
Views
Office 20 East 2sd ST. New York City.
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL co, 24l-3 West 2ad 81.
Chapels Private and public abulaEces
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the rId-wid.-xnown under>
taker: only place OF business 9Th and 10th
largest in the wo-ld- Tel. 124 and I25 Chelsea
Be deceived. only
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE Tribune - -
repubIished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune w1tAsuo sso1
charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
HAD EIVEN up ALL Hope.
CONFINED TO HER BED
With DYSPEPSIA.
u Owe My Life to Pe-ru-na. II"
Says Mrs. HuTaker.

Mrs Mittie Hunaker. r R. No g
Columbia, Tenn writes.
81 was afflicted with dyspepsia fo
several years and az lasf was confige.
10 my bed, unable 10 sff uD.
we tried several different doctor.
without relief
~ had given up aH hope of any re
lief and was almost dead when nv
husband bought me a bOftIe of Pc.
ruHa.
AT first ! could not notice any ben
eft, but after taking several bottles i
was cured sound and we'll.
'If Is TO Peruna I owe my life TO.
day.
Il cheerfully recommend it to al
sufferers
Revised Formula. ---"For a numbe,
or years requests have come 10 me from
a multitude of grateful friends, urging
that Pe-ru-na be given a slight laxative
quality. ] have been experimenting
with a laxative addition for quite .
length of time, and now feel grafified to
announce to the friends of Pe-ru-na that
! nave incorporated such n quality in
the medicine which, in my opinion, can
only enhance its well-known beneficial
character.
as. B. HARTMAN, NJ. D"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

The secret orders Of Seaford will
combine in giving q festival for the
benefit Of the Seaford Fire Depart
ment.
: Wynema Council, Degree Of Pochon-
tas, will give a strawberry festival on
May 3lst, June lst and %, at 100 West
Eighth street.
Indian River Tribe, Imp'd o. r.
NJ, is preparing for celebration at
Rehoboth early in August. All Of the
great chiefs in the State will be in
yited to participate.
The committee having charge Of the
memorial exercises Of She l. 0. o. n.
have made arrangements to hold them
this year in West Presbyterian Church,
at Eighth and Washington streets.
Members Of the combined lodges Of
the l. o. o. f., Of this city, are COM
pleting plans for the outing TO be
given on Wednesday, June 9th. The
outing will take place at Woodland
Beach and the trip will be made on
the Steamer Thomas Clyde.
The new wigwam of pocomoke Tribe,
Imp'd Order of Red Men, Of Gum
boro, was appropriately dedicated on
Saturday evening, according TO the
rites of Red Men, by Great Sachem
Chares Mclntire, assisted by Great
Junior Sycamore William III. Fergu-
son, Great Chief Of Records Edward
McIntire, Acting Great Prophet W.
@. @. Knowles of Laurel; Acting
Great Minnesota, Past Sachem, John
Collins of laurel The building is
one of the finest in the lower part Of
the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
No tired
Brains
when
Grape Nuts
ioOd is used.
FACTIli
FAcTlu
food is used

A. n'eaa dyspepsia is common. Il fleets
M bowels because white bread is nearly
ir,.s,9ateh' and starch is digested In the
M. lnes, not in the stomach proper.
Ys,pn,.u unaet the shell OF theswheat berry
vesue mas provided a curious deposii
,rhsl h'sn ls turned into diastase when AZ Il
49, li's;sseu ;.9eu 10 the saliva and to the pancre-
Tb;s b;;s'gee IN the human intestines.
dios., ulastase is absolutely necessary TO
Wbicb ~ is'arcn and turn II into grape-sugar,
vbess 'ne next form but that part of the
nodsrn 'olly makes dark -four, and the
fonr miller cannot readily sell dark
thu, 80 natures valuable dipester Il
hsndia out and the human system must
ibe ~. ae pc starch as best it can. without
Sr that Nature intended.
toni,i. wonder that appendicitis. peri.
tronb Constipation, and all ,orts oi
Asm,s, eiists when We 90 20 coufrary Ia
feci Jaw he food exnerte that nar.
taeis ,,-l ia e-Nuts Food knowing these
entire go U.s. IN their experiments OF the
paris 49, eha barley including ali the
long con,,,'.le ,eoleeteo them TO moisture and
ana zen warmth, which nllayvs titre
he d,aas Proper conditions fur davslonino
In tha'el thtae outside Of human body.
for7,.,, ~ ~ way the starcby part h tra,s.
ufal msnna, erei e-suRar IN perfectly nat
or an net' Without the use "a charnic~i /.
IpsrI outside Ingredients. Tbe ii,,is
seen on setystals of grape-suqar can be
food tbs,e9ee 1e pieces of Grape. Nuts. Tnis
lie us.. 1,e'ote ~ is naturally pre-digested and
tect m. "a ,,s, ,Iaes OF OF. ad W II quicsly cor.
about bv VsSuoles sS that have o. en- brouo I
tood, and tbste 700 Tree use of starch in ths
"9s today. 's common In the human
or ts tsS eject of eating Grspa -N,,,s 49,, A.,
o,s,nso s,no weeks and Ike dipe-Nuts diLe ten day.
usr wi11 White white bread, is very marEsd 70 TS. y
cal ana gain rapidly in strengtb me- hIi a
'tea reason.I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
CLOSING DANCE.
To be Given by Miss McClanerty Thurs
day Evening.

To be Given by Miss McCiafterty Thurs
day Evening.
Miss McClafferty, whose school of
dancing, department and physical cul-
ture is located in Eden Hall, will give
her last dance Of the season for her
adult classes at Eden Hall next Thurs
day evening, for which elaborate pre-
paration is now being made. Il
promises to be one Of the events of the
season.
Miss McClafferty gave a dance on
Saturday evening to about seventy
young misses and masters, all pupils
of the juvenile class. This was the
closing of the winter term. Miss Nc
Clafferty arranged the affair for her
pupils. The scene was indeed a pretty
one, when promptly after the signal
was given the grand march was opened
and led by Miss McClafferty, followed
by the young misses, clad in white,
and the masters, attired in sailor
suits. The many evolutions of the
march made a splendid effect and met
with great applause from the many
proud mothers. A number of dances
were executed by the youthful dancers,
whose ages ranged from 8 to ~ years.
In a large room on the floor above
refreshments were served. Neat little
tea tables were arranged about the
room, and they were tastefully dec
Grated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Annual Memorial Exercises Were
Held Today.

The Annual Memorial Exercises Were
Held Today.
Memorial exercises we're held in the
public schools today. The exercises
at the High School we're held this
morning commencing at IL O'Clock.
The programme was as follows: Read
ing Of Grand Army orders, Selby
Stevenson Santmyers and Ethel Nande-
yer; Heroes Example,, Francis
Clark; National Army Day." Karl
+. Frederick; Little Jack Two
Sticks, - Helen B. Palmer; "Our
Ranks Are Getting Smaller" Ethel
G. kellum; Lincoln's Gettysburg
Speech, George Speer.
The High School Orchestra played
and accompanied the students, who
sang Memorial Hymn, "Star
Spangled Banner, - "Hail Colum-
bia, 4" and Coward Christian Sol
diers. " The Glee Club sang "The
Lost Chord. -
The exercises in most of the other
schools were held in the afternoon.
Principal A. Ii. Berlin Of the High
School has announced the following
schedule for the close of the term and
commencement.
June sth, annual field day; June
18th 25th, general examinations 20th,
class night; 21st, alumni banquet /;
22d, manual training exhibit; 9th,
annual commencement.
The date has not yet been fixed for
the senior examinations, nor for the
alumna reception, both of which will
be announced as early as possible.
AS part Of his plan to examine
every student IN the High School be-
fore the close of the present term,
Principal Berlin examined all classes
in mathematics simultaneously on Fri
day afternoon. The work of correct
ing and marking the papers is going
on in the prncipal 5 Office. AS soon as
completed the results will be an
nounced.
The work of the sixth grammar grade
in arithmetic was very gratifying to
Mr.. Berlin and the instructors. The
questions we're designed to cover the
work Of the grade and included funda-
mentals considered by the principal as
essential to its mastery.
Forty-two pupils made 100 per cent,
Iorty one, 80 per cent, twenty eight,
50 per cent, and twenty-seven, 20 per
cent, making one hundred and thirty
eight pupils out Of one hundred and
eighty-four who made above a passing
mark, or 70 per cent of the entire class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29

Memorial Day will be observed, to-
morrow, IN Wilmington, IN the usual
way. The public schools, banking IN
stitutlons and most Of the public offices
Will b. closed. Some of the n apufac-
turing establishments will giveNthelr
empl yes holiday, while some VIII
tlke only hall holiday, being too
busy ~ close for the whole day. In
the afternoon business Will be pretty
generally suspended, with the excep-
ton OF some Of the retail stores.
The city Will be in holiday attire.
Many people will display flags, and
from early in the morning until late
ln the afternoon, evidence of the OBJ
servance can be seen. Early in the
morning the Grand Army posts and
some of the other organizations Will
visit the cemeteries and place flowers
on the graves of the dead. du Pont
Post members have been notified to
meet at Grand Army Hall, Third and
King streets, at z o'clock. They Will
60 TO du Points, where they will dec
crate the Grave of Admiral s. +.
du Pont, noted Delaware soldier, IN
whose honor the post was named, and
from there they will 60 to Greenhill,
st. Joseph's and Mt. Salem ceme-
teries. The other posts will visit the
other cemeteries, where they Will per-
form the same duty.
All of the posts, the Sons Of Veter-
ans, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Boys Brigade
Of the Peoples Settlement and other
organizations will parade in the after
noon, marching out Market street to
Eleventh, thence to Broome, and re-
turn to Washington, where the process
sion will disband.
Those who are looking for amuse-
ment will have ample opportunity to
satisfy their desires. Both Shellpot
and Brandywine Springs Parks will be
formally opened, each with new attrac-
tions; the industrial fair at the
Springs will open; additional trolley
cars will be in operation and there
will be an opportunity to get most
anywhere.
Many games Of baseball are TO be
played. There will be two at South
Side Park, between City League teams,
and two on the Union street grounds,
in which the Wilmington Giants will
/ figure. The Amateur League teams
Will also play championship games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
A FEW WORDS ABOUT TONICS.
Their Value Discussed-when to Take a
Tonic-.The Kind 20 Take and What to
Avoid

Their Value Discussed-when to Take a
Tonic-.The Kind 20 Take and What TO
Avoid.
The word tonic" covers a multitude of
sins. People In all walks of life take tonica
and these tonics range from whisky straight
down to iron pills. Those who take their
whisky straight are to be commended for
one thing; namely, their frankness. They
cheerfully admit that they take alcoholic
beverages and do not masquerade behind
the innumerable patent medicines with
which the country is flooded and which
are called tonics. The average Tonic, !"
blood Purifier, land Nerve Inviqorator -
contain from IL to 60 per cent alcohol, so
that while these medicines (?) seem TO make
you feel better for the time being this is
caused entirely by tte temporary etimu-
ation Of tine alcohol. The reaction OF such
debauch leaves the system weaker than
sver, and II their use is persisted ina com
plete breakdown Is bound to follow.
A true tonic builds up the tissues, en-
riches the blood and improves circulation.
In Maqee's Malt Emuleion we have a
remedy which contains flesh. building and
strenqi ihening materials In a highly con-
centrated form without a drop of alcohol.
No temporary artificial stimulation follows
its use. but a steady and constant in
vigorating influence is felt from the first
day.
When you consider that Mageeis Malt
Emulsion contains the purest God Liver
OIL. in combination with syTupy Diastasic
non-alcoholic Malt, TO which Is added
Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda, you
must realize that as a muscle builder and
nerve strengthener, Il would be impossible
10 devise a remedy of greater value.
Remember, not drop of alcohol enters
into Magee's Malt Emulsion. Il is a food
and food alone. This superb remedy may
| be obtained Of T.. b. Cartmell wholesale
and retail druggist, Sixth and Madison
streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Secretary Wiggiesworth Directed 20 Drnfl


Secretary wiggiesworth Directed 20 Draft
Smoke Ordinance.
The smoke nuisance was discussed at
the meeting of the Board of Health
Yesterday afternoon, but no action was
taken. After the members had heard
the smoke ordinances Of Minneapolis,
Philadelphia and Detroit read they
instructed Secretary Wigglesworth to
draw up a smoke ordinance for this
city. Mr.. Wigglesworth will be fur
nished with the details of the annual
convention Of the smoke inspectors,
which will be held at Detroit the lat
ter part Of June.
Secretary Wigglesworth reported
having succeeded in abating many
stagnant pool nuisances and said that
property owners were showing a dis
position to aid in the work OF drain
ing such pools.
Secretary Wigglesworth and Mr..
Hutton we're appointed committee TO
look into the matter of the COW stable
at Park Place and Adams street to
see how the matter can be adjusted.
The board requested improvement in
the condition Of the public house in
Eighth street Park, which is in the
care of Council.
The Board Of Health is endeavoring
to have marsh land in South Whining
ton drained. The Street and Sewer
Department will be asked to assist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
CITY CHARTER.
Board OF Trade Members Asked to Attend
the Meeting Tonight.


the Meeting Tonight
A letter has been sent out by the
Board of Trade to members requesting
them to attend the meeting Of the
charter committee tonight. The letter
in part follows:
Samuel IL. Baynard. the chairman
of the New Charter Committee, has
asked me to urgently request your at
tendance at the next two meetings of
his COMMITTEES, to be held at O'Clock,
p. M, on May Doth and June 9th, 1906,
in the Wilmington Board Of Trade
Rooms, No. 30S and 300 Equitable
Building.
This committee has held numerous
very interesting and we'll attended
meetings, and has thoroughly consid-
cred most Of the articles or subjects of
the proposed new charter. They are
now ready to review their work, but
as there are several very important
subjects left undecided, it is of the
utm ost Importance that you attend
these two meetings TO assist in decid-
ing upon several questions under dis
cussion. This will enable the chair
man to report the deliberately consid-
cred proposals to the Board Of Trade
at the next regular meeting, June 9TH,
lo06