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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
DESDE TOA-ALTA
En- Ia sociedad <EI Esfuerzo
CristIano.a , Ell Municipio
Y sus obligsCiOnes.
TEMPO LLUVIOSO
Contaduria. -Estado trimes.
tral.--La administration
psblica I'm bale

Setiembre 6.--Anoeha tr vImcs al
guato de DIR hahlAr por primsra vez
10 soeied1d <Esfuerxo CristiAuo,s sI
ilustrado ioven don AbelArdo DiEz, &
quien ya conocis mos como aventsiA-
do m sestro do instruction p6bIiea.
EliRl6 como tsma sL0s 'rIurfoH del
cristtanismcs y estuvo tsliz en- su dI.
sertacI6u, que dur6 sobra unA hora.
ahundsndo en- precision, en- l6gieA
en- c'tss, que trsfs del campo do ls
hisloris tAnto religiosa como prt IL.
IA.
-Ests munleipio era sn deber del
Afo 1902 i 3 & 10 tzlipguidR JuntA de
Kuspectorsa de ssminos del Distriio,
la ruma de e2s3 81, Ia que asAha do
ser dividids 4 prorrAteo sntra loa mu.
nIeIplos que tenfAn dsrcho clio por
una disposition del Teaoro do Puerto
Rico.
-siguen Las lluvias sntorpesien
do los srabsioa y Las sismbraa.
Hemos tsnido oo1ai6n do yer cl
sstAdo Rime,srRl qua eSta Contadurla
rinde al TsEorere de Puerto Rico.
ssgdn 81, do Julio septlamhra
han irgvssAdo sp Tssoreris municipal
"a 675 IA y Ge han psgado 20,Sl6 81,
Qusdando, DOR tanio, en- Gsia 10 sumA
do 81, 1888.
La Adminiatr aAla do emba'
raxo dsntro dc peco 90 hsllar&G la
J altura de las msiores do la Isls, CO.
mo aigan sopl6ndole los vientoH que
eorrcn.
Sc habla do M bsile que intsn.
ia eelebrAr essa mocha en- la casa do
IN amigo del pueblo, con el fn dc do
sagraviar q TsrsipCore que 20 hallA
Yese nt!do porque hRce tlempo cue 10
90 10 rinde ming 6n culso.
Don Dsmeuio MaldonHdo bs
sIdo propussto para sarge de eorcs
| jal auatisuyendo q don Antonio LoptK
Martinez, gus no han Querido seeptar
auA representation en nusssso munlsi
pic u
CORRE9POrSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

Dssds les primerAs horAs do 10
mshaua smpitxAn & ooneurrir mushas
psrsonss do los pueblos do 10 isis pa
70 asistir 6 10 gran parada que %
efsetuaY& nat AIna.
-En la sarde dc ayer eitAndo Gu
b!oAndo unas maderas en el muelle sl
ioveu don Adolfo Nj a. sintiendogs
con sed. 90 acsrs6 q 10 ageneiA de don
Felipe vaillsint donde tom6 una cops
de aqua, ssysndo Embellishments 81
suslo, murisndo msdia hora despres.
A 30 e.ida sufsi6 ana gran hsrida On
10 fesnte.
ri grsmio d. mArinos 10 llsv6 en-
samilla hssta 90 casa.
Adolio Milan era IN trabai sdor
honrado y como polilieo fguraba On
II rni6n de Puerto Rico. Deia fami-
] 20 cue aostsnfa con 30 trabsio
ri grsmio de Marines hiso todos
galtos eorysspondiantss al eaao
ysatA tsrde prosedsrA al entsrranien'
30 del eadAvsr on sl esmsnterio Dc 10
playa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

copssnimales, slgunoS pre- ohombrea de
partldo rspublicano han hacho eom
prender { los ekmpeainos que eaa Of
10 obrA de los unio nlstav, que euandc
ellos subln al poder los campssino'
pueden eargsr sus oAbslos son O.
peso que les plazaa Aunque eaten ma
taos, que los earretsros volveran q
usar garrcchaa con puntas do clavol
y que podian ir asntados on sus earrol
sin que 10 polieia les denureie.
La propagauda no puede ser mas
rpio; mas esto no darA d elIos sl triun
TO el 8 do Noviembre.
L. union fae tan gsnsrosa con los
rspublicauos que On 10 que correSpon'
do 4 sanidsd, evis6 muohas denuneiAs,
eosa que no hieieron sllos con los
unioniatas cuardo eatAban On sl 20
der; ain embargo, q psaAr de tedo el
bisn que 90 les h'zc ahusRron, y euan'
do Quiso poneraeles eortaptsas;tuvie'
ron 10 oisdiA de eAlumniar uno de
nusstros puertorriq usnos do mas pres
tigios, sn 81 vida p tbliea , privads
al DR.. don Eusehio Coronss, ealum-
mia que hubo nsessidad do llsvar 10
denuncia & los tribunalss dc iusticis
y 10 cuAl eat& peudianta do resolusi6n
CORREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
JvZGADO De PAz
Mario Morales.

Aver fueron Rentaneisdoa por el
Juax de psx do San Joan los Aiguien
tss individuci Rsfsel DiSz, 81 poi
arroiar picdrss en- Puerta de TIERS
Ramona Torres. 81 por prt ftrir pAla-
bras obseenss On 10 eAlle del Soll Be
nito OarraIQuillo, 80 por dar gritoI
en- Ia plasa del mtrcI dc; Juan Orifx
So For embris guex y eseandAlo en- Ia
eslla de San Francisco Crelcs nsis
Cordaro, IS ror AlboroIo 6 insultos a
Ia policfa; Jot6 Rodrjgutz y Agustina
Navarro, sb..cAdA uno por sicsndalc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
cARTAs OETEAIDAS

Concluai6n do 10 lista dc loo car
tas detenidas on L. Administraai6n d.
Correos do San Juan,
Enrique Romero, Jusna Rodri.
guez Julio Ssiio, Juan Rosario, Pri.
mitivo Rodriguez, IgnAeio Santiago
Carmen Gartisgo, Jol6 Maria scmo
Uiisis suns, EaoolASsico SorlAno
MonserrAte FsrnAr, Felipe Torrsq
NorhertA veygsrs, Marta del Vale
Frat clsso Ventsf, BAldomera Veltz
Niccmsdea Ysga, N, VSnasess, G. vi
lar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
PoR $1,000

Ds Oontado, 90 vsnds 10 hnsa De.
sorniuada SBArrAncass, 10 eusi -
havn ,ituada On sI barric de tLlanss
nostHS de ests tArmino. Dissa nofa
media de ls poblaei6n, % compone
da /. 500 euardaa de extsnsion, tooss
croniNs para las aiembrAs ug rutos
snSnores ' en- particHiaF para el slgo,
AN SCEiian.p Tisns dos magnincos
mSnAntiAles para dAr de beber 81 ge-
nado, tIsns eolindSneis 81 mar puSr
IA uArA amharcsr bodos los frutos' -
IL q pusdsn euidAr hastA ~ esne
Eas de gsnado,
Para informss dirigirSe { don Uli
81 EaElni-PoSt ss,-sAlle shv
sesRIYePa,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

On 10 cslle del Sol; Juniina Aponsei
a5 Dor proierir pslahras obsesnss 8
irsultsr & 10 polieis; CresCsnsia Cor
dsro Petra Morales sl0 por rita =
eNG 1dAlo en- 10 salle del Sol Juan
Herrera. sl por tener IN puesto fio do
venta On In calls dc Ia Cruz; Maria
RODRIGUEZ, $4 por proterir frssss obs
senaa en- 10 cslle do San Sebastian /
Jct6 Ramos, s3 por embrtsgusz CO.
cSrdalo, Fernando vsleS, q por igual
dslito aus 81 anterior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
N0TAS De PONCE

aMute epenina Res bee6c
MaadroLa aparc6n ola FepdbaaLos pubauos pepan
e s7Arco a cne
cha Don Luis Lorens Torres-Denuncas de la polcia-
Carrras elIIp6domo-Otras noticas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09

En- eata imprentA as vsndo papel
Vieio do peri6dieos & s2 quirtSl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel vieio a 81 quintal.
& c.

Almacenistas Importadores
Unisos agentsa de Is ssrvssA aAn'
hsusar Rusahs del aqua mineral
swhit Rocks, , del de sUval Dc
kew els
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
Df. Victor NJ. Gutierrez

N6dieo CiruiAno. TX alumno In
torno psnEionAdo p0r opoaici6n, Ca
guas Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-09
DESDE FA!ARDO

Aver por 10 mlnAna rsoibImos el
siguients telegtama;
T EMoCRAC1A-San Juan
Ce'ebrAdos eineo meetir 81 simul
tA1eos. EntusiAsmo indslcriptible.
Oorsros Fsiardo eonstltuyen cub
Leido manifesto, Seaundan actitud
G bseroa eco. Espino Gonzikg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09

Frank Pierce, a well-known farmer,
who lives on the William w. Ialley
farm, which is about "a mile from
Perry's Hotel, in Bandywine hum
dered, was badly bitten on the right
arm 10y stallion, which he was driy-
ing last night.
The accident happened near the resi-
dence Of Oliver II. Perry above Tai
leyville, on the Concord turnpike.
Mr.. Pierce had left his carriage to
talk to several men and when he at
tempted to take hold of the bride TO
back the horse the animal suddenly
caught him by the arm.
The horse had taken "a wise like grip
and seemed determined To- hold on %
Mr.. Pierce's arm. The result was a
desperate struggle, and before Mr..
Pierce could free himself his arm was
badly torn and bleeding
Mr.. Pierce was taken into Mr..
Perry's house and Dr. r. Harvey Day
was sent for. Before Dr. Day ar
rived the unfortunate man suffered a
great deal Of pain. After DIR. Day
had dressed the wound Mr.. Pierce was
taken to his home II is thought that
the arm will not have to be ampu.
tated.
The stallion is well known in thi.
part Of the country. His name is
Erratic and he was formerly owned 10y
Thomas Thue of this city. IL was
not known, however, that the animal
was vicious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
FINEST AMERICAN EMBASSY.
Mr.. Reid PnYs IN Kent for His Londo
House $4,000 More Than HIS salary.

Mr.. Reid Pnys IN Kent for His London
House $4,000 More Than HIS salary.
BY all odds the frest Of the Ameri-
can embassies n Europe is Dorchester
House, the private palace in London
which has been occupied since his
appointment as Ambas sador TO the
Court of ST. james by Whitelaw Reid.
Standing in Park lane, or Million
aires row, as it is called, Dorchester
House is by far the most sumptuous
residence in that famous thoroughfare.
How it Is regarded in London can be
judged by comment made by one of
the most dignified and conservative of
the London journals.
Speaking frankly, " said this news
paper, "mOst of as would infinitely
prefer il as a residence TO Buckingham
Palace
buckingham Palace is the London
home of the King himself. The COM
parison, says the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. is highly significant. As a
matter of fact, there Is nothing IN the
Kings palace TO compare with several
features of Dorchester House.
For instance, the grand marble stair
cnse is said TO have cost more than
$3.50, COO The mansion contains one
of the best collections of pictures IN
England, insured for S25, 600, 600.
Another attraction of the house is' n
superb library containing many rare
and curious first editions.
Dorchester House is the property of
King Edwards rich eqderry, Capt.
Holiord. As the captain Is q bachelor
and seldom occupies more than two of
the many apartments which his superb
mansion numbers, he was, after some
difficulty, induced TO rent the palace
To- the American Ambassador for the
stiff sum of a27, 600 "a yenr, which is
lust So, 500 more than the transatlantic
| diplomats official salary. Built in
the ornate Italian style, it contains
| twenty four bedrooms and boudoirs,
/ twelve sitting rooms and six reception
rooms. These latter, moreover, are so
| arranged that they can easily be con-
| verted into what is virtually one apart
ment where more than LOCO people
can be and quite frequently are enter
tanned with ease Az the rear of the
house, too. are beautiful sunken
] Italian gardens and stabling accom-
modation for eighteen horses. Mr..
/ Reid has also one of the finest country
seats in England Park, the seat
of the late Earl Cowper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
soHoFIELD CONVICTED.
Case Quickly Disposed Of in the United
States Court Today.

States Court Today.
Henry Schoheld. colored. was con-
victed in the United States Court, this
morning. on the charge Of violating the
internal revenue law by selling liquor
without paying a government tax, near
Seaiord The prisoner had no counsel,
and it took the jury only about hve
minutes TO reach a verdict. He was
sentenced by Judge Bradford to pay
Sl0O fine and serve two months in the
workhouse ~
Internal Revenue Collector c. Nj.
Leitch testified that Schoheld had not
paid government tax George Garry
and David r. smith and Harvey Nichols
and Harry Poster, colored, testified that
they bought apple brandy from Schoheld
last January
The Jury was discharged until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning, when Lucia
Morasso, alias Lucia Guiliano, will be
tried on the charge of violating the
migration laws. She is represented by
Leonard f. Wales. Jr
The woman was arrested by United
States Marshal Finn again last night on
second charge Of having violated the
migration laws, it being alleged that She
imported q young woman to this country
for illegal purposes Tho marshal was
accompanied by Frank J.. Garbarino, an
migration officer, and Patrolman Camnc
DiMarc. when the arrest was made. The
woman was held under 81 500 bail Tor d
further hearing next Wednesday 10y
United States Commissioner William G.
Mahafv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
GREAT LOSS IN WINDOW GLASS.
Eject of san Francisco Earthquake an
FIRE on Glass Industry.

Eject OF San Francisco Earthquake and
Tire on Glass Industry.
Pitishurg Post
Because Of the destruction OF a vast
amount of business structures in San
Francisco and also of the entire re-
serve supply of window glass i'm that
city, the window glass market Of the
country has assumed new phase and
probably one of the most unique in its
history.
The demand for window glass has
been on a higher level during the last
winter and spring than any time.
just when the manufacturers were pre-
pairing TO close factories for the
warm weather, the San Francisco
disaster came and wiped out "a large
reserve stock of glass and opened "a
great market in the refitting Of thou
sands Of windows in the stricken city.
How to meet that extra demand has
now become a problem.
1t was estimated this week that over
$1,000, 600 worth Of glass had been de-
stroyed in San Francisco alone. With
what damage has been done in other
cities along the Pacific Coast this
total will be much larger.
& Tho American Window Glass Com
| pany, 1t Is expected, Will operate IT'S
! machine plants all summer to relieve
the situation. The Belgian manufac-
turers, who always enter the Amerl-
can market when prices get above O
certain figure, are said 60 be casting
about for a chance TO send forward "a
large amount of imported glass. This
feature may keep down prices
A meeting of the window glass Job
bers and manufacturers is scheduled
for next Tuesday in New York to talk
over the general situation and decide
some plan that will work out satis-
factorily for the market during the
busy year that seems TO be certain to
| follow.
The reconstruction work at San
Francisco will not be ready for win
dow glass before fall, but it will be
necessary to get the stock in hand
before then. Preference will likely be
given orders from the coast all sum-
! mor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
SALISBURY IN TRENTON.
Argument on His Application for Return
OF ). NJ. Rogers Effects Postponed Unit

Argument on His Application for Return
OF ). NJ. Rogers Effects Postponed Until
Monday.
In Trenton, n j., yesterday, Willard
Salisbury, representing John NJ.
Rogers Of this city, made application,
in the United States Court for the
District of New Jersey, for the return
Of articles alleged to have been ille-
gally taken from the Rogers Drill and
Gauge Works, at Gloucester, n. j.
Judge Lanning fixed next Monday as
the time to hear argument on the rule
to show cause why the goods should
not be returned
The argument was postponed on the
application of the district attorney,
VINO desired to have District Attorney
John p. NielGs of this city present.
Mr.. Salisbury this morning made
his usual demand on United States
Marshal Finn for the return of the
goods seized at the John M. Rogers
Press last week. The demand was
refused.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
Turkish Authorities Were ATbi-
Tarily OBTAINING The Sail
ing Ship OdySSGuS.
DIPLOMAT WENT ABROAD
Rssted The Diplomatic Flag and Took
The Ship From Under the Guns
Of KAYAK TO Her Dock.
,..o,i,t.d press Dispatch Nv sDaaiN wlrel

A.
constsntinople. Turkey, May 9.-The
,-bitrarv detention of the German sailing
sb;n Odvsseus by the Turkish authorities
ssorertlv threatened friction between
T'Ttev and another European Power,
brt tbe energetic action Of the German
Ambassador. Baron Won Bieberstein,
onicslv solved the difficulty
The Odysseus was discharging her
,orgo at Chibuklu, when she was boarded
by me- authorities and removed to KAYAK
vbere She was anchored beneath the bat
tsries the Turks falsely claiming that the
vessel had explosives on board. The
AMBASSADOR protested urgently, but un-
syailinelv. after which he took few
s.ilors from the German guardship here,
he Doreley, boarded the Odysseus,
bosted the diplomatic flag and took the
sbin from under the guns of KAYAK TO her
5oek al Chibuklu. where a watch was
Vent over her while she completed the
di5chsrpe Of her cargo. On returning to
tbe embassy, the Ambassador found a
state councillor awaiting him with apollo
eles and explanations.
The records available do not refer to
German sailing ship named Odysseus,
hut there is a German steamer of that
name which was in the Mediterranean
recently
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
lLllAasIppIA luolallaa.

Associated Press Dispatcn by special WlrrL
Philadelphia, May 9-2 b m.-Marsel closed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
oRAPsEY HEREsY CASE.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Batavia, n. Y, May 9.-Ihe ecclesi-
astical court in the case of Rev. Agernon
5. Crapsey reconvened today in executive
session to consider the evidence.
1t was expected that the decision of the
court would be formulated during the day
but would not be given out until after It
had been forwarded to Bishop Walker,
who would make it public at such time
as he deemed proper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
Filed by The Government in The
u. 5. Circuit Court for the
District Of Indiana
AGAINST THEDRUG TRUST
Parties Defendant Alleged 10 Have Com
blned 10 Sell Medicines and Drugs
at Prices Claimed 10 be Illegal.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special wire,

Washington, May 9-The Attorney
General today made public the following
statement
The government today filed in the
Circuit Court of the United States for
the district of Indiana a petition for an
injunction against certain associations.
corporations and individuals. comprising
what is commonly known as the Drug
Trust OF the United States. The parties
defendant specifically named in the bin
have voluntarily combined together to
control the prices at which proprietary
medicines and drugs shall be sold To the
consumer through the retail druggists i'm
violation Of the Sherman Antitrust law.
The parties to the combination include
the Proprietary Association oi America
the National Wholesale Druggists AS
sociation and the National Association
of Retail Druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
MAIL R1FIERs SENTENCED.

Associated Pres. Di -patcn ov special Wires
Harrisburg, Pa, May 81. Clarence
Hostetter of Lawn, Lebanon county,
was convicted in the United States Court
here today Of tampering with the mail Of a
schoolmate and sentenced to pay a fine Of
$50. Hostetter is only l3 years old.
Edward Freidenger, who broke open a
mail box in York, pleaded guilty and was
fined S25 and costs.
The court adjourned to meet tomorrow
at Scranton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
SENATOR GoRMAN SERIOUSLY ILL.

Associate Press Disnatcn by speclN Wires
Washington. May 9.-Senator Arthur
Gorman Of Maryland is critically IN at
his home. this city He has not been
in in his seat in the Senate chamber for
many months. Within the last few days
he had a severe sinking spell and his life
was despaired Of.
His illness began several months ago
With an attack OF the grip, with every
Indication that it would terminate in
pneumonia. hut this was averted, and
now. It is learned. he is suffering from a
complication of ailments, which give no
promise Of his recovery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
Row NorK Markets.
Arsocintrd ircss insuatch by aneoiai wires
Nn,r NnrE Nav = Innr- -rnnnluI. Do Ill hmm

Araocintrd ircss tnsuatch by opcuiRi WircA
New York May o.-flour,reccipts 20. l02 barrels,
sales 200. Slow but steady
Wheat rcUclptA u0tO0 bushels sales 100000.
Steady. July, 81 7-l6asl9 &c, Heplemner. si g-ita
hi &C.
Rye. dull No Western, 100 lob. New York.
Corn. receipts, 62,elO bushels, Dull aud with-
out transactions.
Beef, steady.
Pork, steady.
Lard, steady. prime Western steam, ss.o5 noml-
nal.
sugar, raw, steady; fair refining. i5i6a3ci Gem
trilugal so test ib32a3iac Moasses surhr,
ll-ltn2i ic. Refined, QuiCti crushed, $685.
Powdered, 80 20. grauulaicd, sihH
reuoieum, steady; refined ni portt ti.loasi, Sd.
Coffee. quiet, No. 3, Rio, ~.
Mola.aeH steady New Orleans. aln3'c.
Butter. hrm unchanged; receipts, i,4Vl
Cheese. steady unchanged; rcccipis, l,til.
Eggs, strong receipts .O.l9t state, tuuusYl-
vnnln nearby fancy selected white, zoe, dU.
choice. igaigis; do mixed fancy. 1905 Nest-
orn extra hrsa. use. do, sccuncs lh' ollfci
southcIna llnlbiac.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
ARMED GUARD INCREASED.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Pitsburg. Pa. May 9.-The armed
guard al the HarNick mine Of tho ALE
gheny Coal Co. has been increased in
anticipation of trouble next Saturday,
when the striking miners will be evicted
from the company's houses No violence
has been shown as yet but the officials
Of the company fear an outbreak az any
time. Groups of strikers are constantly
congregating on the streets. non-uniou
miners are insulted and the feeling is ugly
The order to move followed the refusal
Of the miners to accept the terms offered
by the company So far but one family
OF the IS remaining at Harwick have
obeyed the eviction decree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
fnmmnnr oslshratlon.

The local tribes of Red Men are
making elaborate preparation for the
proposed Tammany celebration. Next
Sunday afternoon at ,. 30 O'Clock there
will be a public meeting in the Grand
Opera House, which will be addressed
by Rev. j. Howard Gray sf Eastlake
Nj. +. Church, Rev. John Nj. Arters
of Madeley Church and Rev. Van p.
Northrup of Goodman Church. The
public is invited to attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
TROLLEY CARS IN COLLISION.
. Disralen by speeIal VIZ.

Associated Press Dispaicn by Special Wires.
Newark. n. j., May 9-Nine persons
we're injured in this city today in col
lision between two trolley cars, one of
which contained so members Of Bloom
field Lodge. Order of United American
Mechanics.
Seven members of the lodge and the
conductor of their car were injured The
moterman of the other car also was in
fttro1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
Properties Sold.

Hawkins & Co. yesterday sold the
Elizabeth McAllister property at 1913
Trenton Place. to Mrs Fannie James for
50 200. The Harry d. Walker farm, at
Landers Lane on the New Castle road,
was also sold yesterday by the same firm
to Mrs Margaret Hofecker for $4,000.
Lewis A. Bower purchased No. 500
Adams street from Mrs. J. A. Colby, for
81 00O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Associated Pres, Disna,ch by Special Wires
Williamsport. Pa, May 9.-At todays
session of the State Council Of knights of
Columbus State Deputy Lynch's report
showed chat six new councils had been
organized during the year and that Della
ware had been attached TO the iurisdic-
ton Of Pennsylvania
He stated that over $4,000 had been
paid out in benefits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
Expneit

Tell me, requests the young person,
entering the study of the gray-bearded
philosopher what is the difference be-
tween friendship and love ?
The gray-bearded philosopher studies
the table thoughtfully for q moment or
two. then replies:
Friendship. my son, is mutual under
standing; love is mutual misunder-
standing. Life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-09
STATE TRAPoHOOTERS LEAGUE
The Annual Spring Tournament Bega n
Here This Morning.

Here This Morning
The spring tournament of the Della.
ware State rrapshooters League began
this morning at 8. 45 o'clock at the
Wawaset Gun Club grounds. The
participants shot in the rain all the
morning. Each shooter, with the ex-
ception Of two, shot at 90 targets.
The morning score follows: Moxley,
81; Mcl1ugh, so; Pratt, is; Kirk, 30
Bissett, 81; German, So; Foord, 81
Richardson, 81 Ludwig, 40; Reed
a.; Barr, 45; Gemp, 48 Martin, "A
Foord, 45; Lupus, 40; Lindsay, as
Hoffman, 4S; Melchoir, as; Huber,
AZ Matthews, 49,
Mr.. Matthews shot at 40; Penning-
ton, so; Knipe, A.; Elliott. 50 Haw-
kins, 56; Skelley 90; hanks, 53; Grit
fifth, 81; Chew, %; Piercy, AZ; Hop
kins. 90; Muldoon, 81; Lewis, 40
McKelvey, 50; Waggoner, 81 ; Goodwin,
A Newcomb, 40 f; Springer, 40 Marcy,
40; Hunter, Jl; Butler, 45; Keller,
Jr., 80; Kelly, IS. Mr.. Kelly shot at
30