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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-03
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
TnImnn and RooaeveIt.

Senator Tillman of South Carolina has
been roundly denounced by adminisira-
tion organs for his bitter attacks on Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt, and that he deserved
these denmciations at times is attested
by the printed reports Of his speeches.
But, now that he has been made the
leader OF the Presidents fight for the pas
sage Of the Hepburn Railroad Rates bill
through the Senate, look out for a change
in the attitude Of the administration
organs towards him.
senator Dolliver Of Iowa, who joined
with Tillman and other Democratic mem
bers Of the Senate interstate commerce
committee in reporting the Hepburn bill
to the Senate without amendment, is
thus quoted "The President, you know,
is Senator Tillmans friend. The Presi-
dent told me so the other day. Dol
liver, he remarked to me, 'Illman is an
honest man and good fighter; l like
him."
And 10 Senator Aldrich, for years the
Republican leader in the Senate, this bit
Of keen and pungent sarcasm is attributed;
"Iillman is now the Presidents personal
representative and the spokesman Of the
administration.
Again We have an exempli6cation Of
the triteness Of the modern adaptation
Of the very old adage "Misery (politics)
acquaints a man with strange bedfellows."
What more ill-mated couple, so far as sur
face conditions are considered could be
imagined than Tillman and President
Roosevelt. The South Carolina Senator
in the past has lampooned the President
most ferociously, and now he Is his politi-
cal friend and spokesman in the Senate.
But perhaps Tillman was only playing
part in his open and fierce denuncia-
tions Of the President in the past. Per-
haps, with prescient vision, he foresaw
the situation that prevails today, and
was guiding his actions so that at the
crucial moment he could throw aside his
cloak and reveal himself in his true colors
as the Presidents good friend But, il
this be the case, well may the President
in view Of the severity of the Tillman casti-
cations, now exclaim:
Perhaps il was right to dissemble your
love,
But why did you kick me down stairs ?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
southern Man for prosIdent.


The Richmond, Va, Evening Journal
proposes meeting in that city of the
most influential leaders Of the Demo
cratic party in the southernstates, for
the purpose Of working for the nomina-
ton Of a Southern man for President by
the Democratic National Convention Of
1908.
While campaign for the distinctive
purpose Of nominating a Southern Demo
crat for President merely because he is a
Southern man will not appeal to the
country, there is no denying the fact that
no longer may the prejudice against a
man from a Southern State occupying
the Office Of President Of the United
States be depended upon to influence
the judgment of the voters Of this country.
The sectional bitterness engendered by
the great Civil War has died out, except
in spots. Only ranoorous prejudice and
blind passion will now indorse the sug-
gestion that a man from below the Mason
and Dixon line, no matter how pure his
patriotism or exalted his abilities, shall
be barred from the Office of President by
reason Of the State Of his residence.
And speaking Of candidates, no man
Of the South could bring greater political
disaster upon the Democratic party than
have its Presidential candidates of the
last three national compaigns, Bryan
and Parker, Northern men both Of them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

The proposed Building ordinance now
being considered by City Council, con-
tains many new and important provisions.
IL aims to secure the safe and proper erec-
tion OF all buildings within the city. As
It is apparent that much will depend upon
its intelligent and capable enforcement.
the building Inspector to be chosen under
its provisions should be a capable and in
telligent man. And the ordinance should
be so framed that no other kind of an in
spector can be elected or appointed. In
capables should be rendered Ineligible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
It Towels.

In Towels Of all sorts we are
showing a line that cannot be
excelled anywhere. No matter
how modest the price, values
are of the best.
Attention is called to our
linen Huck Towel at 25c.
Others at I2Hc, Ioc and up
wards to $I.oo each.
Damask Towels, a5c to
$500 each.
Large showing Of hemmed
and scalloped linen Towels.
Turkish Towels at II 15c up
wards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
A Political siunder.

IL is effectively pointed out by tic
Philadelphia Record that ia their attitude
towards the Railroad Rates bill the Demo-
Gratis in Congress are putting their party
in the same untenablo and dangerous
position that it was forced into during the
prevalence Of the free silver coinage agita-
ton. Then the Democratic party, which
should have been induced 10y tradition
as well as policy, to array itself on the side
of sound money, not only took the op-
posite position, but thereby enabled the
Republican party TO suppress the silver
imitation agitation which was making
such an impression among its followers,
and gain public confidence and over
whelming victory, by championing the
real cause of the people, sound and
stable currency.
Now the Democrats in Congress, by
their attitude in blindly supporting Presi-
dent Roosevelt in his insistence upon an
ill-advised and loosely constructed meas
ure designed to place the making of
railroad freight rates under government
control, are permitting the Republican
Senators to gain firm position upon the
vantage ground of defenders of the con-
stitutional rights Of property. Carried
to its legitimate conclusion, this policy
will again make the Democratic party
the party Of Populism, and again will its
national defeat be overwhelming.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

The advantages Of our Chrisiiana
River frontage are now being recognized
and manufacturers are looking there for
available sites. This is what will move
Wilmington to the Delaware River front
in the quickest time and in the most prac-
tical manner. No premature road to the
Delaware, or uncalled-for wharf on that
stream, will do as much in this direction
as single manufacturing plant along the
Christiana. When the facilities of the
latter stream are fully availed Of, then
will come the Delaware River front.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
Senators to Elect.

The terms of fifteen Republican and
fourteen Democratic Senators will expire
on the 4th of March, 1907, and the con-
tests for the succession will add interest
20 the political campaigns of this year in
the States where the vacancies will prevail.
The Republican Senators whose terms
expire are Alice of Delaware, Alger of
Michigan, Birnham of New Hampshire,
Burton of Kansas, Crane OF Massachusetts,,
Cullum of Illinois, Dolliver Of Iowa, Dry
den of New Jersey, Elkins of West Vir-
ginia, Frye Of Maine, Gamble of South
Dakota, Millard of Nebraska, Nelson of
Minnesota, Warren of Wyoming and Wet
more of Rhode Island. There is also a
vacancy in Oregon, caused by the death
of Senator Mitchell, and the almost per
onnial vacancy in Delaware.
Tho Democratic vacancies are nearly
all in the Southern States, the exceptions
being Clark OF Montana, Dubois Of Idaho
and Patterson of Colorado. Clark may
decline reelection and the other two are
pretty sure to be succeeded by Ropub-
licans.
The Republican fights promise to be
very interesting, particularly those in
Delaware for the one vacancy and the
succession to Alice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
New Waisds.

Every day we show some
new styles in white Waists.
Every style shown here can
not be duplicated elsewhere in
this market.
White Linen, India Linon
and Batiste in lingerie and
tailor-made styles, 81 to SIS,
with every in-between price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
Wool BadfsGe,
SOC.

For an inexpensive, good
wearing and good appearing
dress, no lightweight wool
fabric exceeds this material.
All wool and in the right
weight to drape nicely. Black,
cream, street and evening
shades, 38 inches wide, soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

The Board Of Education has succeeded
after long struggle, in filling the Sixth
ward vacancy, And in electing Mr.. VIII
liam J. Mckinney, the man who was
chosen by the people at the election prior
to the lapsing Of the old charter. but who
was thereby prevented from serving. il
did an act Of justice, as well as made
good selection, according to all reports.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

The Supreme Court Of Missouri having
decided that officials Of the Standard Oil
Go. must answer the questions put to
them by the encouragement Of thar
State, it will be interesting to learn what
Mr.. II. H. Rogers Of the standard oil will
say the next time he is placed on the
stand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
TO CHANGE BOATS.
Philadelphia Steamer to Take the Place
Of the Uirica Temporarily.

7 NHII"NVIFHIH NI1HIUtT 70 IHk0 INC FInco
Of the Ulica Temporarily.
After being in constant service since
March 3lst, 1905, the steamboat Ulrica
Of the New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry
CO., plying between King street wharf
Wilmington, and Penns Grove. will
shortly be taken off the line and over
hauled and placed in shape for the spring
and summer. This is the first time In
the history Of the country that she has
been able to run throughout tho winter.
and the patrons have been well pleased
as is known by the large number carried
by the boat almost daily
The steamer East Side, a Philadelphia
boat, has been secured by General Agent
Lackey Of the ferry company to run ON
the line until the Ulrica is ready.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
Covert Coats.
$500 each.

The nobbiest and best coat to be
seen in Wilmington for a dollar and
half more than this price. The
cloth is all wool, the satin lining
guaranteed. the fit as good as any
$1,000 coat; sizes, IA, 16, "a, sc, SO,
40 and AZ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
THE WATER BOARD.
Business Transacted at the Weekly Meet
ing Of the Commission.

ing OF the Commission.
Register John S. Grohe of the Water
Department, who is confined to his home
by severe cold, was unable to be at the
meeting of the board yesterday, and
Charles Mclntire, his assistant, acted as
secretary.
Morris Chaikin s request that an exten-
sion of water pipe be laid on Third street
between du Pont and Scott was granted
A communication was received from
A. l. du Pont asking what pipe laying
would be necessary to furnish city water
70 his place on the Concord turnpike. The
matter was referred to Chief Engineer
Leisen.
The weekly payroll of SS26.1 .1s and the
monthly payroll Of 81 ,545Ol were allowed.
The balance in bank is $40 .32S.5s.
The bill of S7lS.70 of the Speakman
Supply Co. for lead pipe was paid.
New service pipes were ordered laid
at III, 719, 72l, 725 East Sixth street
See "a Regular Flirt," Century Club.
Tuesday evening, February 9th. Tickets,
Dies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

IL was discovered yesterday that a man
who had been serving for three weeks on
the grand jury in Philadelphia was under
indictment on charge Of keeping a speak
easy. This shows the kind of men the
old machine in that city selected for jury
service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
WILSON LINE BOATS.

The City Of Chester Is Receiving the An
nual overhauling.
The steamboat City of Chester of the
Wilson Line, which has been on the marine
railway OF the American Car and Foundry
Co, having tho hull scrapcd and painted
has been launched and is still at the
wharves OF the company. The crew,
with an additional force OF men, have been
painting the interior of the boat and pre-
pairing il for the spring service.
The company will take the Brandywino
on the line for few days for am overhaul
ing and the Cityof Chester will take the
place OF that vessel in the meantime.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
'62I-623 MUt&cL st.
Q. W. ROBERTS TO LEAVE CITY.
As Result of Business Interests he will
Become Resident OF Nyack. New York

As Result Of Business Interests he will
Become a Resident OF Nyaok, New York.
G. W. Roberts, who has for four years
held responsible position with Crosby &
Hill, this city. will sever his connection
with the firm today. preparatory TO taking
up his residence at Nyack, n. Y. Mr..
Roberts has for sometime been interested
IN hrm engaged in the manufacture Of
aprons, with offices at 377 Broadway.
The firm hasuTecently been Incorporated
under the name OF The W. H. Dean Co.
and Mr.. Roberts viii assume an active
position in the management
The W. II. Dean Co. has a large factory
at Mont Vale, n. j., and is about to erect
an additional plant at Nyack, n. Y. The
firm makes aprons Of every description
and has a large trade throughout the
East, so large, in fact, that at the present
time u Is considerably behind with orders.
The development of this business has re-
suited in Mr. Roberts deciding TO give i'm
his residence in Wilmington and move
20 Nyack.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

Senator Iillman reported the Hepburn
Railroad Rates bin TO the Senate YES
terday Now the fight is fairly under
way and il will be seen whether the Presi-
dent will keep hands of or not.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
To Law Cement pnrem.nt.

The city surveyors were busy Yesterday
afternoon laying out the curb lines of tbe
r., Is. q W. railroad property ON Church
street between Third and Fourth. and on
the north side Of Third street between
Church and the railroad The pavement
viii be OF cement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
AneiIIarr Lsttsrs

Ancillary letters Of administration have
been taken ont by William J. Fisher ~
the estate OF Henrietta Garnett.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

President Roosevelt has again taken
hand in the coal controversy, and urges
both operators and miners TO do more in
the direction of avoiding a strike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
Large Consiqnment Of Hides

A consignment Of goat hides. worth
Sp5 900 arrived ON saturday for a local
leather manufacturer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

News

Not a single Coat or Suit left
from last year. This fact is
worth bearing in mind when
looking for your new Spring
Coat or Suit. No old stock to
weary you in your choosing.
Styles are correct, tailoring
the best. Assortment excels
any we have ever shown.
Suits, SIS to $50.
Coats, $500 to $2S.
Skirts, $500 to SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
Record Breakers.

Saltzgiver q Bupps spring hats. Can
ana be convinced log West Seventh
streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
SILVER
WIN Not GTTD&
Scratch.

Harmless 10 the finest gold and silver
Different from other polisnes, and lsavs
The hands toit after using
2b-cent box makes a full pint when
dissolved. Fold by
Anna Hanthorn. All Market stress
,. III. Harvey, 4O7 Delaware avenua
,. 1. Turner. seventh and Market streets
Z. n. Beynard. Filth and Market streata'
Joseph X Kern. 7ig Market street,
ifene hepOron SO3 Bennett street
q Mecannon. Tenth and Adams streets
tirA HEWITT 0ly West sixth street.
Jos. r NilliamS Ninth and Madison Sta
Miller Drug Co, t02 Market street.
Z. James Belt 81 xth and Market stroeh.
-, 6allngher& bro, 400 and 200a Market
=. b. Danforth, 12f Market street.
James Morrow 4 Son, 211 Market street
leaeey Drug Co, HRhth and Monroe sts.
n. X. Watson. Eighth and Market strosta
~ Ross K Son, 30 Market street
VIM. r. Rouzart Third and Conneu SIS.
". W. r Smith, Fourth and Harrison SIS
J. y Almond & CO.. Eighth and Market
y; j; Gentry, Eighth and WollastOn sta
challenger a. Son. New Castle. Del
samples can be had Tor the asking.
V. HUSBANDS li2 West sixth street,
Wholesale and retail agent for Delaware
d & A. Phops. Sg55A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
BatiSte COrsets, z5c each.

A case on sale Wednesday; bOned
with steel, lace and ribbon trimmed.
medium bust; sizes 1S to 26 at 25c
each. A better corset than is gen.
orally paraded and sold at 39c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
Are We Growing ?
For Your Information.

During the February 1906 Automatic Telephones vs in
stalled for the following subscribers: w 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
1000 Yards GinghamS,
SC Yard.

Solid colors and fancies. They
are not a regular sc kind either but
worth &c and lOc, yet buy them now
at sc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
White Plaid Muslin,
Sc yard.

Think Of it, when the poorest
brings &C. over any counter. This
case is in remnants of / to 10 yards
each, worth z to l0c; all at DC yard.
No.,ofe;o. 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27
Spring Dress Goods,
Soc yard.

Beautiful new designs, many are
75c value, but this Challenge" Sale
brings a chance to choose from at
least 3 dozen patterns at only SOC
yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

Novelties in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-27

During this Challenge Sale we
are offering 3 extra values in Shirt
waists, which any woman will find it
hard to match in any store any
where. They are:
SOC each-Panel Fronts.
o7c each--6 styles, all beauties.
Sl.SS each-An assortment of fine
sample waists, worth to S2.9s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28

royal road to learning"
A philanthropist, drying his hair aft.
or a swim. said OF banker:
Brown Is mean man. once ] made
him shell out. though. Listen.
Two ladies' representatives OF a
children's frcsh-air fund-a noble char
ity-called on Brown last June and
asked him to subscribe He gave a
dollar. with an his millions, he gave
one dollar exactly.
Its all can afford he whined
Ms office Is iu The same building
as Browns bank. and a few minutes
later tho two ladies' came TO me. When
l saw Browns name down for only a
dollar. | was mad.
He says It's AN he can afford, ehY
began We'll, ladies, Just walt here
a minute
And / called my head clerk. ascer-
tanned my balance I'm Browns bank.
and wrote check then and there I'm
the clerks name for S213,6i0-the entire
amount.
Draw this al once I said.
The clerk departed, and a minute or
two later Brown himself rushed in
breathlessly, the check IN his hand.
Harry. he said, what Is the mean
ing OF thisG'
u pointed 10 the ladies' subscription
list
- have Just learned. said. that
you could afford 10 give only a dollar
TO the children's fresh-air fund This
made me think that things were look
ing pretty fishy at the bank. | decided
] had better draw out
Brown had to add two cpheTs to his
subscription before l would consent 10
tear up the check"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28

a member reside permanently In the
British colonies, the United States or
any foreign country, he loses his sick
benefits but is entitled 10 the funeral
and some Of the other benefits.
on ECONOMICAL FOUNDATION.
one Of the marvellous facts connected
with the siciety Is that Il is run on a
more economical basis than any gov
eminent or large institution Of the kind
anywhere The expenses Of manage
ment are considerably under 5 per cent
~ the Income. There are no branches
OF agents whatsoever Everything Is
centralized under one roof IN London
Yet the membership is scattered all
over he British isles. The society has
a list Of doctors In every locality who
have 8greed 90 examine applicants ON
the sodeiys benalL Except for this
an work is attended 10 by the secretary
and hIs staff OF two hundred which is
divided into many Departments The
secretary Is Charles ". Barnes. aud ne
has for private secretary. :. n. Godfrey
The E'ngIshmdn from Deyonshire who
In April last captured tho championship
Of DIE world az Baltimore I'D, .n stem
ography The society Is governed By
board of delegates, one form each Of
.26 geographical districts one delegate
rs elected annually boy the members OF
hts district The society has rs own
Iostofnce and members OF It's star have
been appointed -postmasters aud
postal clerks by the government.
The society has over 10000 letters u
day and q million and half money
orders a year. TO date It has dis
bursed over $4,000. 900. Of which over
81, 800 900 have been Tor sick benefits
alone. In rs new building. Il Is truly
Hearts OF Oak" for all the wood used
Is oak. The Offices are paneled half
way 20 the ceiling with beautiful solli
and massive oak and the heavy furn-
ture was specially made, all Of British
oak
The keynote Of the society * "simpll-
city" lisa simple matter to get into
the society. simple to pay the dues. to
apply for the benefits and simple TO
get them There is no red tape. no
monstrous delays II is only a plain
society. run for them
simply and successfully
MAYNARD EVANS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28
SEASIDE HOMES.

The society Ia affiliated with forty
six convalesrent and seaside homes n
an descriptions and denominations and
the convslescing member can 60 10 any
one he chooses Tor two or three weeks
tree. and have his travelling expenses
provided. In case ~ fire. and his tools
or other neccssaries are destroyed. the
society reimhurses the member UP 10
So. Members who lose their Jobs and
whose families are IN want or who find
tho ballif knocking m their doors with
distress warrant may apply for help
and u ls given quickly and the case
thoroughly investigated afterwards and
more permanent help given. When an
afluent member wants 20 buy or
build a house, he can borrow 20 per
cent of rs value from the society at ~
pc recent for easehold. and ( per cent
FOR freehold property. When the work.
ingman becomes too old and infrm 10
work, he gets practically an old age
pension IN the form Of a permanent
sick benefit pay.
The members children are also taken
care of. for they can Join the juvenile
department. from six years Of age 10
nineteen, az a cost Of from twenty-five
cents to one dollar per quarter. should