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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

MILWAUKEE,, Oct % - WHEAT %
Steady; No ! northern. 7sqiec; No 2
RYE-Steady; No. l. 6d65hc.
BARLEY Steady; No. ?, sc; sample 20
coRN-steady; No. cash. 4p4944xc;
December. t21ac, bid.
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49, % Aecident FataI.

ley car on the Schenectady railway from
Troy. filled with passengers, got beyond
the control OF the mctorman this morning
slid some distance, hit big pole and was
overturned. Another car following ran into
the wreck. One passenger is reported
killed and a score or more injured.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

LIVERPOOL, Oct 8.-WHEAT--Spot
Arm; No red western winter. Go Sd; fu
lures. steady; December, IS ed; March,
os sid
CORR-sp0t. quiet; American mixed. is
ID: futures dull; October. nomnal De-
cember, a. al; January. ~ Ad.
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sioux CITY lave stock Market.

gram. &c ATrL E@Reeeipts' 5000 head.
Market steady beevss, SLb0as.60; cows.
bulls and mixed, s3bOaib0: stockors and
S26OQ3S5
HoGs-Receipts, i,6oo head, Market
steady, selling at tsO5de.2O; bulk Of sales,
So l0ds.i2K
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Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. G.-COTToN-Spo
lands, iliBc middling gulf, 1i.l0c; sales,
none.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1.-COTTON--spo
higher; American middling fair, 67ad: good
middling asa; middling 6.27d low mid
ding, sod; good ordinary, 6fid; ordinary
s. sd. The sales OF the day were 100 bales,
OF which 500 were for speculation ana en-
port and included $500 American. Receipts
i8 600 bales Including LOO American
middlinR, ilao. sales, 81 bales: reoaipls
none; Shipments l6 bales; stock. ASH bales
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 4.-COTTON-spo
closed easg sales, $500 bales Low ordi-
nominal; good ordinary. 8ikci low middllng
10 5-i6c: middling 10 ib-i6c; good middllnG
II i5-i6e; middlinE fair, II ii-l6c, nominal
stock. 1881 taiea.
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Wool Market.

BOSTON, Oct. S.-WOoL-The wool mar
ket Is steady, with moderate transactions
under way. The. wool selling included
Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana and New
Mexico, California and some unwashed
nesoes. Territories are I'm fair demand.
Montana In original bags is moving freely
al 26qb26hc for half-bloOds and at 40sIhc
for medium grades. In pulled woods A
supers have sold 10 the extent OF q few
thousand pounds at 57de0o. Foreign grades
are steady. Leading domestic quotations
include: Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri
Combing. three-eighths blood, s296c; comb
ing, one-quarter blood, S0dSic. Texas
(scoured basis)-Ftne twelve months, I2d
&c; fine six 70 eight months. 67968c; fan
clean, bS6l6Oc. California (scoured basis)--
Northern choice, 67n6Sc; northern good
65666c; middle county, 64066ci southern, 50
962o; fall free, 56657c. Oregon (scoured
basisl-Eastern No. / staple, 70i72c; east
ern No, ] clothing, 67QGsc: valley No. J.,
0Oa62c thrritory staple (scoured basis)
fne, T3d15c; fine medium, 661T0c; medium,
65d6Sc. Territory, ordinary (scoured basls)
Pine, 6Sffl0c; hne medium, 6bu6Ic; me-
dium. 63d65c Colorado and New Mexico
spring (scoured basis), 60q10c; No. J. $40
66c pulled woods (sooured basis extra,
69Q7le; nne A. 6SQeeci supers' EoSoc; B
81. LOUIS oct. G.-WooI.-steady; me-
dunn GRADES, oombing and elothing, 20
NlAc; light hne. i60ue; heavy hne, AQlTc;
tub washed SzgShc-
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Huahes Ending MS Campaien.

NEW YORK, Oct 23.-Charies r. Hughes
republican candidate for governor Of New
York left Kingston early today for Eimlra
on his final campaigning trip through the
state.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

PHILADELPHIA. Oct G.-BUTTER--
Firm extra western creamery, GlQ2ec.
E1dS-pnohanged nearby fresh and
western fresh. &c az mark
CHEEsEs-F1rm; New York full creams.
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Peoria Market.

PEORIA. Oct 9.-CORN-steady; No. :
yellow and No. 3, &c; No. T. SSc; no grade,
l2c
OATs-Easy; No. g white. SSdS3Hc: No. ;
white. sq4i0a3c No. 4 white. aikd3iAc.
RYE Steady; No 2 &c.
WHISKY-On basis OF S1@.
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l. Balinger-Heb.
a. cOws,...922 2 80
P. Beeker-Neb.

HOGs-Receipts OF hogs continue light,
but that fact Il not SUFFICIENT to prevent
ers at all points are apparently very beariah
In their ideas and are determined to break
prices before the winter packing season
along the line and the market here was
generally &c lower, which carries prices 20
the lowest point touched since Septem-
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Articles, open. High,l Low, clOse.l yes'y,
sNh 2
lsh quotations were a. foliows;

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, SCI 500
$40, etraights, Sa20dD3 Is; spring patents
t3,soq9so; straights, S2@6i3eO; bakers 81 %
fDkat
WHEAT-No. ? spring, 1Sd79c; No g. y
d76c; No. 2 red, Uk0794c.
CORNING. 2 sc; No. 2 yellow, f5Ec
OAIS-No. 2 8hc; No 2 white, $40
sac No, ; white, IizQS3Ac.
RYE-Nc. 2 6id62c.
BARLEH-Fatr 20 choice mailing 46G5lc.
SEEDS-No. FAX. sos, No I northwest
ern, ul2ls; prime timothy. H06asi5; clover.
contract grade &l2o0
PROVISIONS - Short ribs sides 0OOse),
SSS7it0615. Mess pork, per Dbl. Sl6 60
Lard. per 100 lbs, 9io Short clear sides
boxed S.6kdS Is.
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ST LOUIS, oct. 23.-WHEAr--F Futures,
higher, cash unchanged; track, No. red,
cash, f4@1ci No. 2 hard, 71@74e; December.
7lSkd7lAc; May, 76hq769sc.
CORN-Futures higher, cash weak; tract
No. cash, 44e544lSci December, 40hci MAJ
4iSk6D4llkc; No, white, 45GD455ho.
OATS-Futures higher cash weak; track,
No. 2 cash. 3S1kc; December, Sc; May, Ahc
No 2 white BIC.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, $50
d8.sO; extra fancy and straight, ,S82OqS,5O;
sEED-Timothy, steady, ts.5Od4.OO.
CORNMEAL~-Steady, $3.50 t.
RRAN-Firm; sacked, east track, SSQ90c.
HAY-Ffrm; timothy, sl2.5OqleOo; prairie
'' IRON SoTToN TIES sl.o2
BAGGING-9kc.
HEMF -J,W1NE~-9c. "a ~.
PROVISIONS = Pork, lover jobbing
1855. lard, higher; prime steam, 1915
Dry salt meats, steady: boxed, extra
shorts S925; clear ribs. s9.6S1s; short clears
S9S7h Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts
1000; clear ribs, sios2h; short clears
POttLTRY-ouiet: chickens, Sc; Syringe
Sc; turkeys, 1O8l2lkc; ducks, 1Oc; geese.
BUTTER Steady, creamery, gagT+c
dairy, isaac.
TNflfs g-Gfaadv DC
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quiet az e5isc: sales. 90 nbls.; receipts, N
buis. shipments. 81 bills
EOSlN-tirmi quotations. a, II, G. fAWi
y, talO; E, Sfio: A.. $40. u, St.oo; g. tASo,
I, tA4O; *, $40; W q, $50; W W, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

era. fund exclusive OF the n0.OO0 90 gold
reserve shows Available cash balance,
S2169LTu: gold coin and bullion. si0136i.-
l84; gold certificates tS9.iSi,060
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

NEW YORK. oct. a.-EVApoRATED
APPLEB-Asrket e rather quiet eud shows
no material change. High choice are
quoted az eqsi4c choice, 79gAc prime. 9
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITe-PFunes
are Arm and unchanged, with prices
fruit and from SIC TO lOc for Oregon s0s
70 Dos Apricots arr more or less nominai
extra choice. lie; fancy, ISd20c Peaches
are unchanged, With choice old crop quoted
az lie. extra choice. i10i4Ac; fancy TO
with loose MuacRtel quoted al 64d7Hc;
seeded raisins. 6itQsltci London layers,
nominal.
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Treaaury statement.

OMAHA, Oct s3.--Bank ciearinss for To-
spending date last year. n.tS,i740i.
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on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market VAS steady; creamery, iSu25ac;
dairy, i6ifEf3c. Eggs. strong; az mark
cases included. l0dniAc: nrsts, s2itc; prime
l.isalptc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

ToI. EDO. o.. oct. 2.-sEEDs-C3over
cash tGft October NO, December, So
Timothy as. Aisike. $50
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MInneapoIIs drain MARKET.

minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct a-FLOUR-FIrst
patents N2Odp4.30 second patents, AO50
AIS; FIRST clears. $S25dS.S5i second clears,
S24Od2. 90,
(Superior Board Of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range OF prices. as reported by +. d. Day
Co. 11e-1i1 Board Of Trade. was:
Articles. Open. High Low. close
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msns Y he ifssiofS balances 8 The $50
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Articles. Open. High. Low. Clos,
Kapsas city Grain ana Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 28-WHEAT-Mar-
ket unchanged: December 67skc; May. uMc;
cash, No. 2 hard. 67lA071hc: No. 3, eGikd
sSc; No 2 red. 7Sikc; No. 3, &C.
COHN-Market unchanged: December,
sT5kc: May SSkc; cash No. mixed $50
3si{o; No. 8. SS5kdS9c; No 2 white, 4ihc
OATs-Market unchanged; No, 2 white,
s2t6aa8tkc: No mixed SfdS2
FGGS-steady; extras. 23c per dozen
drsts &c per dozen; seconds, 17c Der dozen.
HAY-StronG; choice timothy, n2.50d13.0 no;
choice prairie gu 26Di150
RYE-steady. 5lQ6oe.
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No northern. 7iitc: ON track. no 4 north
ern' Vci No. northern, ifhc october,
leAc; December. FAc May, Sic; July
.uArs-ro arrive ana October. alRe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

DULUTH Oct e3-WHEAT-NQ. J hard.
on tracks 81: 10 arrive, No. northern. 'se;
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Omaha Caah snIer

Omaha Cash Sales.
2 hard. car, s61kc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, e5Jk6767c; No. hard
e2@elc; No. hard. 6O464c; No. 8 spring. s.
g. q.
CORN-No. g. ssihc; No 8 yellow, $40
SsAc; No. 3 white, s9hc.
oATs--No. mixed, Ss5hqSOc; No white
20Mc; No. 4 white, 30c.
RYE--No. 2 5sci No g. 5s1hc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

MONBY-41kd5 per cent.
The rate OF discount N the open market
for short bills is 5Tk per cent; for three
months bills, 6k per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24

BOSTON. Oct. 23-Csli loans, B5kd6 per
cent; time loans 51hdsh per cent. Ofhcal
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
eAtchison adj ts...f 8s bingham ...,......... a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-24
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Values Have Upward Tendency
with Bun Lirht
HOGS EXPERIENCE FURTHER DECLINE.
Extremely LiEht Run OF sheep and
Lambs-Fst sheep HIEher and
Active, with Feeders
Fully steady.

souTH oMAHA. oct. 2. l9Os.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
lKsOLENT NEGROES At DOVER

They Hudely Interfere with Thomas
Curry, The Union Hepubncan Leader.
EpeCini torsfponcence 81 livery Evening
Dover, Jan. 2O.-Ihomas Curry, the
well-kn0Wn Union Republican leader
10 Sussex county, stopped over here
between trains, yesterday. and was on
hia way 70 the station 10 take the 3. 20
,. 20. train for hig' home 81 Green
wood, when be vas accostsd by three
negroes who we're standing on the pave
meut, near Queen street, directly 10
the path Mr.. Curry bad 10 take in
order 70 reach the station.
Without saying anything 70 the ne
gfoes, Mr. Curry attempted 20 walk
around them, Nhen be was startled by
the remark: ~ hat the b-l are you
up 90 8" followed by; Say, mister,
what the h-l are you up 10 20
Mr.. Curry hastened bis speed toward
the depot, paying no attention 70 the
queries. Later, be said: Il have
been coming 90 Dover for many years
and walked back and forth from dif-
ierent pisces in the town 70 the depot.
at all hours Of night, but this is the
first time / was ever muleEted or bad
anything said 10 me by a negro. ] feel
that IL is high time steps we're being
taken 10 prevent the negroes being 90
iuEoleut %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
BEAUTY AND THRIFT MADE
EASY BY NEW PLAN
Residents Of Wilmington Greatly Inter-
ested IN a New and Original
Proposition.

In this age Of hustle, rush and strenuositv
many persons are wont 90 overlook even
the simplest rules Of health IN the mad rush
for the dollar. But 30 that dollar can ~
exchanged for one oi the most vital factor
that make for q good digestion. good hegifh
aud good looks, there can be no ercuzs for
such neglect.
The ohor Of the New Meihod'' Dental
Parlors. .6lOif Market strl et. 10 ierr -
teeth Of any client in perfect condition for
one year brings the most modern darfisfrg
methods within the reach Of everyone. gTte
cost is only one dollar.
Teeth Insurance. az the rate of one dollar
a year that IN substance Is the uror.oeffior
OF the New Method farlors The ofe- L.
as fair as i Is legitimate. Il VIII bear tbe
closest scrutiny. Back Of Il are the pro-
prietora OF the New Method" Dental
farlon, who are rgsponsibls gentlemen oil
high ratings IN dl Of the best financial
agencies and publications.
For une dollar they contract 10 ineura
teeth for a year that is, to clean. I'm and
~ necessary, TO extract teeth OF the client.
All WORK is guaranteed % o. painless.
The dentists are men Of long experience.
ait. Daniel humphries manager Of the
Lyceum Theatre, is among the followers Of
the rev Method" plan, and will vouch
for iis excellence.
The New Method" Dental Parlon are
located IN large rooms at 6lOif Market
street. Wilmington. The Office hours are
from . a. N. 20 8 p. M, and Z D. m. to
SO .. m.t daily, and 10 a. m. 70 .. IN.
eundays The offices are in charge Of DR..
=. n. Frazier, manager, and several assist
snta, vno bold diplomas IN Ponnsylyania,
Dsiawafei NsH York, Ohio and New Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20

duly and legally installed. The bagpipe
was arain announced and greatly enjoyed,
after whichlaiayeifeLodEc Quarietfe sang
"rWoct Kathleen. The song Pomona
You Shall be- Free was rendered as an en-
core. Samuel j. Beck spoke 20 the people
on the two bmnches Of tho order and their
many benefits. "lust 40 the Break Of
Day was sung by Charles T. Lancaster.
and as ga encore "Good Night Beloved.
Good Night" The double quartet sang
my Maryland" and the giests from a
distance proceeded 20 the second story for
luncheon hrt while the orchegira kept
entertaining those whom the attendants
were unable 10 serve Pleasant wishes to
the members for greater success and good
nights closed The affair shortly before mid
night. ID was the greatest Of az n. Of i.
entertainments in this city.
Francis de II. Janvier left yesterday for
q cunning tnp IN the South.
A large force oi carpenters and laboren
have started the rebuilding of The barn
recently destroyed by fire on the Enos
farm, between Red Lion and Delaware
City Temporary sheds have been erected
for the purpose Of sheltonng the stock and
farming implements saved from the
flames
Magistrate Terry has nothing 10 view
for trial today Saturday is the general
TRAD day at the magistutes office on ac-
count OF being able 30 secure the services
OF Constable Thomas Buckley of VIII
mingion.
Rev g. A. jenkins win preach az the
firt Baptist Church at both services TO-
morrow. The subjects will hc. Morning
"Chnst DO the Home" Evening
"ihc Price of a Soul "
Thirteen beats were poured 90 the plant
Of the Baldt Steel Co.. during the week
This b. the record week since the opening
Of the plant. meaning q total oi cast metal
of about 02lO00 pounds or 3l2 tons The
old furnace was shut down and the new
furnace viii be placed IN service on Mon
day.
House for Eliason'sF
Many houses in this city viii change
hands with the opening Of the spring
weather. A number Of persons are taking
options on properties, and q general real
estate boom Us looked for
On account Of a shortage Of coal, the
colored school was closed yesterday. An
appeal viii be made 10 the Trustees Of the
Commons. for assistance, az the next
meeting Of that body.
The Jim Shoe 50 50-Shawss
Pcronal-M Everett of phiIadol-
| phia, formerly OF Fort du pont. has been
| visiting friends hero Miss Harriet D.
Wallace and Mn Elizabeth n. johnson
Of Philadelphia have been rcocnt visitors
I here Lieut.. Highoe Davidson. who has
been visiting in New York State. with his
brother, Edward Davidson of near State
/ Road, has returned % Washington. and
ls accompanied by bis brother. Charles
I Davidson
For sale-Four houses Apply 70 John
/ NJ Nallettef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
SHlPBUILDNG At MILFORD

Special Correspondence oi livery Evening
Milford, Jan. %. -AtFthe yards Of
w. q. abbott on Thursday a hand
some passenger and freight steamer for
the Milford & Philaielphia Transpor-
tation Co., was launched. The
steamer is 10 feet long, % feet beam
and feet depth. IL will have 20 state
rooms.
The steamer Was named City Of Mil
ford, and the christening was per-
formed By Mrs. Mary Caulk.
The boiler, machinery and joiner
work Of the vessel will be furnished
by the Harlan & HollinRsEorth Co.,
az Wilmington.
The company that owns the boat is
composed mostly Of farmers. The cost
Of the steamer will be about e40. 600
The Ninyard ShipbuildinR Co. has
receive a contrHct-t ,build a Puardboat
for the Baltimore Police Department.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20

II report be true, Kent county selects
the next postmaster for Wilmington, 70
succeed William II. Heald Regular Repub-
beam whose term VIII expire tomorrow.
Report further says that the appointee
VIII be Henry q. Conrad and that be VIII
be named hy President Roosevelt az the
instance 0i United States Senator j. Frank
Alice.
Mr.. Conrad. Il is understood. wss first
suggested az The Union Republican canci-
date Tor governor, during the last cam
palgni ~ Union Republicans in Kent
county. OF 81 least they are credited with
really proposing him after it had been
learned that Coy. Hum was not 10 be
nominated. Mr.. Conrad was nominated
and for q time il looked as if De would be
or the ticket until the election. but the
moving spirits in the party ruled other
wise and the was sidetracked the scheme
beng % have him and Dr. Joseph ii.
Chandler, the Regular Republican nomi-
nee, retire at the same time, so that the
factions could agree on D compromise can
oidate. DR.. Chandler refused 20 be throw
overheard but that made no difference.
he factions got together on Preston Lea,
whose election followed
~ bile the retirement Of Mr.. Conrad was
sanctioned by Union party leaders some
q the rank and file were not tickled 20
death over the move and many did not
hesitate 70 SO express themselves. for they
were perfectly willing 10 20 into a fight
with 1lr. Conrad al their standard bearer.
li develops that some of the strongest
opposition 10 dropping Ar. Conrad came
from some q the Kent people who were
instrumental in having him nominated.
and they were very much disappointed
when be got of the ticket
Consequently, when the subject Of
new postmaster for Wilmington. one Of
the choicest Federal jobs in the State.
came up. some Of these Kent people are
said 20 have interested themselves in be-
half oi Mr.. Conrad, and il j said that SEN
ator Ailees friends feel that if be should
ignore Their wish, by not having Mr. Con-
rad appointed matters would be decid-
edly unpleasant in party circles in that end
oi the State, and d b. rumored that the
senator has the same impression. This
feeling has existed there FOR some time.
and there has appeared 20 be an assurance
on an sides that the Senator decided long
ago 10 name Air. Conrad.
- this is the correct version and many
believe % is. there Is reason 10 believe that
such an appointment would strengthen
Senator Allee's iorces IN Kent. although
b. b pretty generally felt here that failure
to reappoint Postmaster Heald viii have
just the opposite effect IN this end Of the
State.
The business interests Of Wilmington
are almost aolidly in favor Of the retention
OF Alr. Heald, but there Is a political senti-
ment in Kent in favor of Mr. Conrad. and
the chaHoes are that politics will win out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
ACROSS THE RIVER.

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Penn's Grove National
Bank the retiring directors were re-elect-
ed as follows. John H. Dandy of Will
mington. Joseph G.. French, Joseph D..
Whitaker, Thomas J.. Hunt and David d..
Leap.
Mrs Virginia PedricS Harbeson. wife
oi Adam Harbeson. who for years resided
at Pern's Grove, and who recently moved
70 Milford. whore the death Of Mrs. Har-
heson occurred from pneumonia, was
buried at Penn's Grove ON Thursday.
James Hughes had one finger cut of
and another mashed at the Carney Point
plant Of the DUPONT Powder Co., and was
sent 10 the Delaware Hospital, Whining
ton.
Miss Frances Holt Of Wilmington, has
been the guest Of Miss Alice G.. Garrison
Of Penn's Grove.
Miss Agnes Justice Of Wilmington, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Justice at Penn's Grove
Miss Minnie Avis of Aliddletown. Del,
has been visiting friends at penn's Grove.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
NEARBY PENNSYLVANIA POINTS.

Thieves stole $500 worth Of untanned
furs from Samuel Gerson al Coatesville.
The Sharpless A. A., at West Chester,
has thrown its big skating pond open 70
the use Of the public
The prohibitiouists Of Chester have in
dorsed John Leutz Garrett, the fusion
candidate for mayor.
The United Brethren congregation of
Coatesviile will have a fine new editce
erected in the spring.
Coatesville formally decided 70 have
Citizens ticket tor borough Offices, with
Jesse challcr0ss for burgess.
A broken axle on an eastbound freight
train caused q serious coal wreck on the
Pennsylvania railroad az Coatesville.
Frank Neidler. a CoatesYille chicken
fancier. Is said 20 have hens that lay
eggs that outweigh any others in the
State.
Peter Damphman, Of H0neyhrook, has
been elected a director Of the National
Bank of Downiugtown for the forty-ffth
consecutive year.
b. F. Dorsheimer, Of Coatesville, who
is having a 100000 hotel building erect
Cd az Parkesburc has leased it 70 George
7. Boriner. Of York.
Rev Ar. Williamson, Of st. Louis, a
Princeton student, has a unanimous call
20 the pastorate Of the Presbyterian
church at Kennett Square.
The two hundred and third anniver-
sary Of St Pauls Protestant Episcopal
Church. Of Chester, viii be observed with
a supper and special services.
Washington Fire Co., No. ], Coates
vile, sold its building TO Worth Bros. &
Co., for $500. and the fremen have
moved into their,S3OO00 building.
Rev Rodorick p. Cobbs, Of Troy, Y.
T., has accepted the call 70 the rectorship
Of ST. paul's Episcopal Church, Doyles-
town. and win enter upon the duties Of
/ his charge March a.
Rev. Guy J.. Wallis, formerly rector Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church az Ken
nett Square, has given up bis charge at
Cleveland and gone 10 San Francisco TO
| accept a rcctorship.
Burgess G. d. Harris, Of Norwood, has
vetoed the ordinance passed by Council
| providing for q loan Of S35 600 for local
improvements on the ground that it is
! contrary TO the wishes Of the people
a back-do0r burglar has ben playing
havoc with a number Of stores and resi-
dences in Chester. and the police have
/ been unable 70 capture him. At the
home Of Nrs. Ann sampsell he secured
S3s, a quantity Of silverware, clothing
and bric-a-brac.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
DOVER

Special correrponoenre Of Erorv Evenine.
Dover, Jan. %. Many of Doyeris
citizens attended the 25th wedding
anniversary lsat evening Of Mr. and
Mrs.. Robert III. Wilson Of St. Jones'
Neck. Many handsome presents we're
received BY Mr. and Mrs. Wilson.
A citizens meeting was held, last
evening, az the Robbins Hose Co. IS
house, 10 the interest Of the new Sym
phony Band. Speeches in favor Of
contributing FUNDS for the support Of
the band we're made, after which sub
Ecrip3ious we're received.
Gov. Lea was at the State Capitol,
yesterday, but made no appointment /
Of o State detective.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-20
C CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION

Special Corrcsronoence oi tvcrv Evenina.
Dover, Jan. 20.-- Certificates Of in
corporation were filed here yesterday
as follows:
Adams Oil and Gas Co., Wilmington,
Del, to carry on the business OF con-
tractiug and leasing oil wells, sc. I;
capital stock, S6CO, 600.
Sorosis Shoe Co., Toledo. Whining
ton, Del. capital stock, $40, ,O00