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HEAVY PENALTY.
rmprlsonmont for Man Charged win
Assault.

TmprIsonment for q Man Charged win
Assault.
james Mccullough, middle-aged man,
was arrairned before Judge Cochran In the
Municipal Court, this morning on tire
charge of committing an assault ana bat
tery upon Samuel Jones. Jones was put on
the witness stand 20 testify against McOol-
iounh. htri he said that he was intoN ioated
at the time and did not know who assaulted
him. Jamos O'Noal who witne Hsed the as
enuli. said that he was not near enough 10
recognize either man.
Police officer Sherry, who arrested Nc
Coilouuh tesifHed that the latter told him
that ha assaulted Jones. Tho court sem
tencod Mccullough TO pay tine OF $50 and
10 he Imprisoned for 80 days.
james Davis. colorod, charged with
committing an assault and battery upon
Jennie Cooper. also colored, was fined $50.
Davis was also charged with carrying con-
cenled deadly weapon, and this charge
h. was held under 500 bail for the Court OF
General Sessions.
Irwin spencer, coiored, charged with act
ing IN disorderly manner ON the street,
was fined s2l
Daniel Haggeriy. charged with acting in
"A dianrderly manner toward Mrs. Annie
Finn Of rindall's Court, was lined alu.
John Able. charged with fagrancyi wa
aentencod to IL days imprieonment
iThe cnse neainst Randolph Walls, charged
with the larceny of brass, Wna continued
until Tuesday morning.
The cnse against Waller Hail. coloredi
charged with non-Hupporti was continued
for two weeks.
BENJAMIN Norris, charged with acting IN
a disorderiy manner, VIII nave hehflni
fonorroN morning.
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BROWN NOT GUILTY.
Jury Decides That He Did Not Vote ule-
galiy IN New Castle.

Jury Decides That He DID Not Vote He
gaiiy In New Castle.
william j. Brown, colored. charged
with voting illegally at the recent
city election at New Castle, was Ilaced
on trial. He was represented by
William II. Cooper, Jr.
The contention Of the prosecution
was that Brown lived IN a tenant
house on William S. Hilles' farm, sew
eral miles from New Castle.
John b. Montgomery, William
Deakyne, Edgar Carroll and James
Van Arsdale, testified that the defend
ant lived out Of New Castle and voted
on April 10th at the New Castle cleo
tion.
Mr.. Cooper promised 10 show that
Brown resided in New Castle at the
time he voted at the city election and
had lived there for five or six years.
Nazarine Brown and Felix Brown
testified that the defendant, who is
their father, lived with bis father in
law in New Castle, and had never
lived at the house on the Hilles farm.
Charles Reason, father-in-la law of the
defendant. testified this morning that
Brown had lived in his house for
three years or longer. Browns family,
he said, lived in q house on the Hilles
farm.
Stephen Guy, colored, testified that
to the best of his knowledge Brown
had lived in New Castle for five years.
The defendant testified that he had
a wife and seven children. His wife
and family, he said, lived in a house
on the Hilles farm, Witness said he
did not nor had not lived there. He
said he remained in New Castle 50 he
could retain his citizenship in New
Castle. Brown said that his furniture
was in New Castle and that he did not
own any Of the furniture in his wife's
house. He said he had paid 81 80 q
month to Charles Reason for the rent
of the room.
The jury retired at H. % o'clock and
at II. 40 o'clock returned with a verdict
Of not guilty. The jury was dis
charged until next Monday.
There being no other charge against
| Brown he was released.
After going over the argument lis
court adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
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IN WALL STREET TODAY

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
Wall Street. New York May 24.-The
hstless movement Of prices in the opening
dealings in stocks today reflected the LAM
guid interest in the market. Dealings
were on very restricted scale, and the
narrow margin and losses were very evenly
divided. Colorado Fuel and American
Ice rose large fractions. Otherwise
changes we've insignificant
Prices tcontinued to work upwards by
successive movements a. new points IN the
list. Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake q
Ohio. Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and
Amalgamated Copper were prominent
with advances of to ! 3-S. Northwest
ern. preferred. rose 4, the common IA
Canada Southern 2, Baltimore & Ohio,
preferred. and Distillers Securities "a,
Biscuit ~ and Denver d Rio Grande /.
Lackawanna reacted Z. The market was
al standstill az noon. Bonds were
steady.
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PLUMBERS OUTING
Local Association Entertained Guests
trom other cities Today.

Local Association Entertained Guests
trom Other Cities Today.
The Master Plumbers Association Of
Wilmington had its annual planked
shad dinner at Binstead today and
entertained visitors from Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia and other
cities.
A large delegation arrived at the
Delaware avenue station from Baltii
more about 10 o'clock. They we're met
by a committee from the local associa-
tlon composed of ID. j. Harrington,
William NJ. Graves and Peter Pranold,
and we're taken to French street sta
tion in a special trolley car. The
visitors who arrived at the latter sta.
tion were met by Charles Stewart and
j. j. O'Conner.
The entire party left Front and Wal
nut streets at 10. 40 o'clock for Bin
stead, in special trolley cars.
The Washington delegation missed
q train and did not arrive IN this city
until after II o'clock.
During the afternoon remarks vii
be made by number Of members o
the local association and also b.
visitors. The visitors are as follows :
From Baltimore-R. b. Ford, Wal
ter Rowles. j. +. Miller, James Dur
ham, G. Scharfe, W. Scharfe, Johi
Traynor, Z. I. Burke, Samuel Ben
nett, A. q. Mylander, W. Zurich
Patrick Traynor, Andrew Schlegel, ii
Zurich, James r. p. Carey, Arthu
Schlegel, j. b. Haggar, 4. +. Breger
j. +. Miller, Charles Scharfe, William
+. Schwartz, william j. MoCrea. p
a. Sullivan, John Ward, A. W. Cal
trider, L. b. Marshall, Charles Fred
erick, d. b. Yeagle and g. II. Add
son.
From Philadelphia-National Direc
tor, George Uber National Treasurer
William McCoach; S. Lewis Barne
and Thomas j. Berkstreser, Vice
President Of the Keystone Supply Co.
From New York-James N. Heather
ton, Editor Of the Plumbers Trad
Journal and w. G. Mccormick, asso
ciate editor.
From Cleveland-W Dintsch Of th
Atlas Brass Manufacturing Co.
Harry Zimmerman was the caterer
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ADDICnS IN DELAW ARB
He TOtk an Early Morning
Drive With Senator 7. c,
Moore, Starting From
Clayton,
THEN HE GAME TO WILMINGTON
Supposed to Have Seen Sew
eral Members of the Legls-
lature While Down
the State.

j. Edward Addicks, who appears to have
been directing bis campaign from tne,
Bellevue STAFFORD Hotel, In fhlladelphia
dropped into Delaware today and saw some
OF his friends. just how many people ne
talked With is not known, neither IL the
result of his visit known.
Mr.. Addicks came down on the nfst DEL
aware railroad train and went on t 20
Clayton. where he met State Senator ihohae
Q. Moore, the holder of the key TO the sem
atorial situation. The Senator was al Nlal-
ton station with his carriage, pfesumnn niy
by appointment, and he and hr. Aduich :
took \ drive into the country. IL couia not
be learned where they went, but there ie an
impression that they met some other mem
bers of the Legislature az some point near
Clayton and had o talk with them. Whether
Mr. Addicks outlined his wishes 70 ihem
is not known but Il is presumed that he did.
MT. Addicks did not waste any time ~
the lower part of the State, Tor ne was IN
Wilmington before noon and at that uine
was clossted at his Wilmington Office luu,
King street, aud when a reporter OF Every
Evening called there be mas tQo busy to
talk ut that time.
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oAssATT EN- ROUTE TO PARIS.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
London, Eng, May PA. J. Cassatt,
president Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Co. carly in the week asked the White
Star Line 10 reserve accommodation for
him on its steamer sailing May 26th as
Il was possible that he would have 70 cut
his holiday short.
Yesterday, however, Mr.. Cassatt cam
celled this booking and retained bis
original accommodation for two months
hence. His leaving for Paris yesterday
was in conformity with his intentions
when he arrived in London.
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BOY BADLY INJURED.
ne Was Confused by a Carriage and N
Automobile.

he Was Confused by a Carriage and an
Automobile.
Joseph Tatnall, the 7-years old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Tatnall, Jr.,
was severely injured in an accident
on Delaware avenue yesterday after
noon. The boy was riding his bicycle
and went to turn out for horse and
carriage, which was approaching, and
Just as he made the turn he heard an
automobile and became frightened.
The lad ran directly into the horse
and fell to the street. Before the
horse could be stopped it bad
run over the wheel, which had fallen
partly upon the child, but the carriage
Old not strike him. His bead was
severely cut. He was taken to the
home of his parents at No l4ll Har-
rison street. DR.. Joseph p. Wales
was summoned and gave medical
attention.
This afternoon DR.. Wales reported
mat he does not expect any serious
results.
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Wilmington stock Ouotations.
NV IHTN INTNNINl

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
New York. Nav 2i.-Flour. receipts. 22197 bar
rcls sales Z 100 barrels. Steady and quiet
Wheat steady receipts. 5000 bushcis sales.
1000 bushels. May. - 7-iGas9lsc july " lea
&Ac; September, ei5sasj Sc December, SOFA
s57fc
Rye, dull; No Western 0si Sc. fob. New York.
Corn receipts, ll.s5 bushels. sales. 1900
bushels Firm. May d6lfa564ci July, SIC; Sep
temper. 5llzc
Beef, quiet; family, sli.50asi200; mess, Ss.50a
500; packet S9b0nsiO.iO.
Pork, steady.
lard barely steady; prime Western. S. s7oass75.
Sugar, raw, steady fair refining, 22932a2 l5i6c;
centrifugal 90 test, l332a3 7-l6' mnlasses sugar.
2 2l-S2a2 ll-l6. Refined. steady crushed, 500,
powdered sfc0 granulated, tio
Petroleum, steady; refined an ports, s775as7.s0.
Coffee. steady No, Z Rio, 1tac.
MOiasses firm New orlcque enlHsr
Butter, FIRM receipts, 5569' street price. extm
creamery, 1870 official prices. creamery com
mon 70 extra, linlqlsc.
| Cheese, firm. unchanged; receipts 49,
Eggs, nrmi unchanged Teceips. "a 10
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deaths.

DAVIs-Mary Moore Davis died ~ go O'Clock on
wednesday. Al her residence in lloga
Funeml on saturday morning hi Whle Nhs
DrTGHTON-In this city. ON May 22d, 1906 Mary
Rebecca, wife of 4. b. Deghton IN her s'th
year e. IT,, - s.t,.1
Relatives and friends of the iamuE arc iuNllei
dencp No. 1905 D street. South wilmington, on
Friday afternoon, May 2lih, 90 Am O'CLOCK. IN
tcrment silVorbrook cemetery
HAZEIl-In this city, ON May -. l9o var! r.
Reiatives and friends Of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral services at her plIehls W.
dence No. 80. Carpentor street. ON Friday evening
Nav 25fh al s o'clock. luierment % NhlQmi
Dei saturday, May 2ith, without further notice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Annual Meeting Of the First Church OF
This city.

Annual Meeting Of the First Church Of
This city.
The annual meeting of the First Church
,,f Cbtist. Scientist. OF Wilmington closed
last evening. The following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year; President.
NJ. "A. Savery vice-president, Miss Louise
Delisle Radzinski; secretary, j. II. Men
dinhail; treasurer. David W. Maaiersi IL
brarian, Mrs. Louisa q. Doan superin-
tendent Sunday y-school, Norman = John
s5ditiopal members OF board of directors
Mrs. Emily Child, Mrs. Helen 5. Taylor,
and Mrs. William Savery; nrst reader Mrs.
NAV Burns john second reader, horact
II. ThRyer, Jr.
The treasurer's report showed that the
receiu uts of the year were nearly ZOO ano
that expenditures of more than y, b0O wett
made I'M behalf of religious, missionary
and charitable activities outside the loea
church expenses. Ihe members reported
all obligations were met ana there IL
balance In the treasury. The secretary
report ehowed gain Of ID Per cent IN IN
membership.
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Philadelphia Markets.
.oefatoa Pres Ufenafoh ht grrriaf kVfr.

Associated Pres Dispatch BY Special Wires
Philadelphia Pa. May 2f-Nheat &c higher.
No. red in.eXport elevator, hsassltc No I hortn-
ern, do e2aq3c. No Northern do, e0selc
Corn, steady. No. in export elevator. Sra
b5lSc
oats arm. 10. ? whits natural. 4oci No. 2
Brain. hrm; winter in bulk. s22.sos2si sprinr
10 sacks go a0a92S.
Refined sugars steady powdered, 81 6dae4 20
granulhted 81 6bas4 co. confectioners A, foasf as
Keystone A. Si20as4s5.
Butter, steady. extra Western creamery, 20c, do.
nearby prints, pc.
Eggs. steady nearby fresh, I51Sc at mark West
ern freEh, i75So at mark
Live poultry, steady; fowls, lsisalsc; OH
roosters, eo. spring chickens, 22a2bci ducks
l2ai2lsci geese i0ailc.
Dressed poultry. firm: fowls choice iic Do
fair 20 good l8alSizc: old r0osiers loisc roasting
chickens. choice i5c. do fair % good. 12alic
broers, nearby. 2sa3oc do Western. 25a2so.
Potatoes. steady Pennsylania choice pei
bushe S0as5c, New York ana Western. do 90
loa7sc' New York and Western lair to good, do
60a65c.
Flour. steady.
Hay, steady.
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LAdy In attendance
OBITUARY.

Edward G. Burton, aged 3s years,
died on Sunday at 2l0 West Fourth
street.
Sallie A. Harvey, aged 80 years,
died on Sunday at 4Oi East Tenth
street.
The body Of Johanna Whitelock,
aged 28 wears. who died in German
town. Pa, has been brought here for
burial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24
Epwor,h League Meeting.

Miss Emma Robinson Of Chicago,
ILL.,, secretary of the Junior Epworth
league, a noted worker and speaker,
vii make an address on The Junior
Gpworth League, at Scott M. f..
Church this evening. An interesting
programme has been arranged, TO be
participated in by Scott Junior
League. All Epworth League workers
are invited to attend. This is Miss
kobinson's first visit to the East.
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Wilmington Markets.
The local wholesale quotations reported by 7. n.
Baptist Young People

The spring rally Of the Federation Of
the Baptist Young Peoples Societies Of
the Delaware Baptist Union Association
will be held in Second Baptist Church
this evening Rev. Samuel G. Neil viii
make an address,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24
NEW COAST LINE.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wines
San Francisco, Cal, May 24.-The Ex-
aminer says:
"E. II. Hartman gave orders by wire
yesterday to officials in Portland and San
Francisco to construct a new road, -
miles in length, from Drain, on the Mt.
Shasta route, in Oregon, southwesterly to
Marshfeld. on Coos Bay, in the same
state This road will form the northern
Francisco and Portland, thus connecting
those cities by two steel highways"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24
what Makes Cocoa Nurrious.

Il was once thought that cocua caused
right.
Croft's Swias MIX Cocoa is prepared in a
new way. All the oils-the cause of the
irouble--are removed and pre-digested milk
ls added 20 that the stomach has very little
work TO do. Nothing but the nutritive ele-
Inents are allowed 10 remain. Il is rich,
smooth ana delicious.
ihe only cocoa in glass jars.
Nrolt q Allen Co., makers, Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24

Young woman Graduates In Medicine
Miss Esther NJ Weyl Of this city was
mem Der OF ella OF 25 young women who
Graduated from the Nomen's Medical Col
lege, Philadelphia yesterday
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Made Like New.

Panama and straw hats. No acids
used. salt5giver g. Bupp, lO6 West
Seventh street -
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SEis7healEh ~
Treatment CTS.

InfaITfbie Germ killer and Skin Healer
Consists Of Herfina Soap, medicated, deodor-
izing; sIEinhenlth lointl. Kills all disease
eitee SPEEDY cure for every humor with falling
fair send bc. postage for FREE SAMPLES and
booklets 70 Philo Bay specialtes Co., Newark, Nd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24
alndertakers.

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and Embaimer,
2f4 West Ninth Street.
7f.isrhore connections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24

For any pain, from top to toe, from any
cause, apply DIR. Thomas Eclectric OH.
Pam can't stay where It iB ufed.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24

Be careful to call 7. Ferry, carpet
cleaner, with Lang, Tenth and Orange
streets Both phones. P. o. Box pa"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-24
New York Quotations.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York May 2i.-The stock market opened
frfrrr1inr
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Telephono connecil0ns
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15

AT dinner and reception ten
dered by Ambassador Reed in Lon
don to Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Long
worth. Mrs. Longworth sat beside
Edward VII. Royalty sprinkled
with wealth made it a notable &C.
casion of the kind. Nothing new
about it-just titles, diamonds, and
millions on a small and exclusive
dress parade. If Mrs. Longworth
had moved amongthe English mass
es, studied sociological conditions,
and written her father when she
found a screw loose in running the
English government what an admir-
able sample she would have made
of the simple life and republican
institutions
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15

Jennings Bryan recently expressed
IN various quarters, The telegram
from Mr.. Hearst is as follows:
To the Indianapolis Star:
Il have been for many years a
sincere friend in support of Mr..
Bryan. rejoice in his success and
| approve Of every honest endorse
ment of him.
Personally | would never well
come inthe company of loyal friends
of Bryan and sincere advocates of
good government any such men as
Tom Taggart, gambling house keep
err; Tom Sullivan, keeper of dives
and brothels, Lord Proc tor OF crooks
and criminals; nor would | ever
welcome such men as Pat McCar-
rem, election thug; or Geo. c. Nc
Clellan, election thief; nor such
Captain Kids of industry as Bel
mont, Morgan and Dave Francis,
all OF whom, with their mercenar-
les, were last mustered under the
stained and dragged banners of
Cleveland and the corporations.
i am confident that Mr.. Bryan
will repudiate, utterly, these men
and their professions of friendship,
realizing that they are not honest
" in favor of any man or any mea-
sure that will protect the interests
of the plain people of this country.
(Signed) WIN. R. HEARST"
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15
PUBLICITY MAKES POPULARITY.

Tell the people about it. 1t will
set them thinking.
Familiarity with thing is likely
to cause desire for it. The poet
has said this of vice even. BY how
much more is it referable to what
is good for man2
Forty years ago the eating of
oat meal was confined to certain
foreign born residents and their
immediate descendants. Now it is
a table food of almost universal use
in this country.
There can be no question but
that if the Southern growers of corn
meal were to use advertising space
they would make their superior
corn meal as popular as the vari-
Gus brands of oats that are upon the
market
A hundred years ago scarcely a
dozen businesses or trades used
newspapers as a means to publicity.
1t was practically an untried ex-
pertinent. Patent medicine men
were pioneers. For a long time
shipping interests, hotels, restau-
rants and stage lines divided space
with the medicine advertiser. The
success of these led others to fol-
low. Now the public expects in
formation as to what to buy and
where to buy it from the newspa-
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15

HERE and there packers are be-
ing found guilty of accepting re-
bates from the railroads. The
punishment is fine of from $1,000
to $4,000 but no Imprisonment. A
few fines do not disturb the pack
ers, as one of their great troubles is
knowing what to do with their
money. When our law makers see
their way clear to imprison rich
violaters of the law like they do
poor folks the Captains of In
dustry" will no longer lead the
forces of anarchy.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15

and navy to protect US from the in
vasions of a foreign foe, but en-
phatically say to the News that we
have within our borders an enemy
deadlier in its insidious effect than
any unseen foe from foreign lands,
notably impure food, substitution
and adulteration.'
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15

The sidewalk ordinance which
appears in the columns of the Her.
aid reflects great credit upon the
Mayor and city council, and when
its provisions 60 into effect ANA
rillo will be as famous for it's side
walks as it now is for the progress
i've spirit of its citizens and the
rapid strides ii is making towards a
commercial and railroad center.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15

pers. 1t leans upon them for
knowledge in these matters just as
strongly as it relies upon them for
news.
When one has something in his
line which sells poorly, let him try
upon it the virtue Of publicity. 1t
will have to be very sorry thing
and very undesirable ching if it
does not grow into favor through
being talked about.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-06-15

Mr.. HEARST pays hiscompliments
to some hlgh-up politicians in a
fashion that contains none Of those
little antiquities that leave room
for doubt Of his meaning:
The indianapolis Star has re-
ceived a telegram from William
Randolph Hearst in reply to mes
sage asking him for his opinion Of
the certain endorsement of William