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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-22

Many an unsuccessful man would
rather preserve his dignity than hus-
tie.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-22

II all our days were crowned with
success life would be an endless
drudge.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-22

The man who fears he will do more
than his salary calls for Will never
lave much salary to call for.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-22

Being forced to work and do your
best will breed you a hundred virtues
which the idle never know.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-22

Almost any married man can man.
age his wife without trouble-if she
will only let him.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-22

Many boasted family tree looks
to others rather more like scrub
oak that Is dying at the top.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-11-22

Better do the little thing you can
do to-day than wait for the great
thing you would like to do tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
FILTRATION SUIT.
Tho City Files It's Brief In the United
States Court To-day.

Tho City Files Its Brief In the United
States Court To-day.
City Solicitor Sylvester ID. Town
send, Jr., j. Harvey Whiteman and
H.. IA. Ward, counsel for the city IN
the suit brought by the United States
Sand Filtration %. in the United
States Court, will file their final brief
this Afternoon. Much time has been
scent IN preparing this brief, which
consists Of about $50 tyFeWritten
Iages.
Counsel for the city filed their origi-
nal brief at the time Of the hearing In
January, when theIe was argument on
the demurrer Of the Filtration Oo.ito
the oity's pleas. salisbury, Ponder q
Curtis, with an attorney from Wash
iuRtcn. represent the plaintiff. After
the argument in January, counsel for
the plaintiff was given a certain time
il which TO file an answer and the oity
was given until today TO file its answer.
In the brief to te filed today, au-
thorities are offered in support Of the
following contentious: First, that
the Water Department in making the
contract in question exceeded its au-
thority, because it would not have
funds in hand for the year the contract
was made to make the payments fall
ing due that year; second, that the
department awarded the contract with
out submitting IL 10 competitive bid
ding third, that the department had
no right to award a contract for pat
enteo article, because there could be
70 competition; fourth, that II is the
duty OF. the chief engineer Of the Water
Department, under the law, TO prepare
all plans for construction Of water
works and where the law provides for
an officer to do "A thing, il excludes all
Others in the absence Of a provision to
the contrary.
Judge Bradford. after examining the
briefs, will render a decision on the
demurrer of the Filtration 90. On ao-
count OF the large amount involved,
which will be about $50. 600, includ-
ing interest and oosts, it is likely that
whichever Size loses, the case will he
carried to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals. The case is brought
by the Filtration Go. on an alleged
breach of contract.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
REFERS TO MAJOR SCOTT
Who Spent Eight Months in Trying 10
Get The NOTOs OH the Mountain
Without Fighting.
SAYS NEWS WAS MADE IN MANILA
He Sent No Reference to Kill
ing Women and Children.
SENSATIONAL STORIES WERE SUPPLIED
.ssoeiaied Press Dlsba ca .py special Wires

A's"''"ee1 iIeai plhpa ca pY special Wires
Washington March 10 Secretary of
War Taft has received two cablegrams
from Maior-Geneul Leonard Wood. at
Manila, relating to the Mount Dajo fight.
lhe first is dated yesterday and reads as
follows:
"lf more detailed information concern
ing the facts connected with the Mount
Dalo light is desired. / suggest that Major
Hugh J.. Scott be called upon. He is
thoroughly familiar with the situation.
having spent eight months in the attempt
TO get these people OIL the mountain with
out lighting
The Major Scott referred 70 has been on
leave of absence in this country and has
just arrived in Washington, in answer to
Secretary Iaft's summons He was re-
ierred to IN some OF the Manila cablegrams
as having really caused the present trouble
at Mount Dajo, by reason of the exercise
OF too great leniency toward the brgand
Moros.
The second dispatch from Gen Wood
Is dated Manila, today, and reads as lol-
lows:
Sensational cables sent to the United
States relating to the Mount Dajo fight
were made up in Manila. There has been
no reference in any cable from Mindanao
to the killing OF women and children. On
receipt OF Col. Andrews condensed report
from me, in Washington, the American
newspapers cabled for details The re-
porters had no other information than
was contained in my report to Col. An
dreWs, and supplied sensational features. p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
EYANGELISIIO MEEIINGS.

An Encouraging Beginning at Epworth
aud scoit Chui ches Yesterday.
Enthusiastic services were the order
Of tho day, yesterday, with the COM
bined congregations Of Epworth and
Scott NJ. e. Churches, with Evange-
list h. j.. Hyde in charge. The SER
vice ia the morning, at Scott Church,
drew an audience which filled the
edifice, and the sermon WAS listened
to with great interest, and ELECTED
many responses from the congregation.
The singing under the leadership #
w. r. White, was inspiring. Many Of
the ToIIey- Alexandet hymns we're
sung by the combined ohoirs, number.
ing 80 voices.
In the afternoon a delightful meet
ing was held at EpwoTth Church, COM
mencing at $50, and was well at
tended. The evening service, at
EpwOrth, was attended by an audience
OF over l, 600 people, filling the large
auditorium, and lasted until 10 o'clock.
Inspiring hymns, as in the morning,
we're sung by the large choir, under
the direction Of George E. King, and
the GLORY" song was much In evi.
dence. During the after-service four
teen persons raised their hands as an
evidence of their desire to lead better
lires, and one man presented himself
at the altar.
The services will be continued
nightly at Epwortb Church, for
three weeks, and all interested in this
soul-savine campaign are cordially
invited to attend, especially those not
connected with church OF making nc
profession of faith. The Iorfey.
Alexander hymns in connection with
"Gospel Songs" will be used during
all the services.
Mr. Hyde is a successful evangelist (.
His style is plain, and his sermons
clear expositions Of the Divine W ord.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19

has been entertaining Miss Leila
Chandler.
Mrs. Pennington and daughter
hathfine are the guests Of friends At
Middleton.
Miss kittie Pennington Of this city.
is the guest OF Miss Grace parvis Of
Middletovn.
Mr. and Mrs. heslie Moore Of Ok
ford, Ia, have been visiting relatives
Ia this city.
MISS Lida Pierce spent Saturday and
Sunday with her brother at Kennett
Square, Pa.
Miss Beatrice r.. Thompson is the
guest Of Mrs. Frank l.. Smith, at
MillinRton, Nd.
Herbert n. Fell Of New York, Of the
New York Mutual Life, spent yestet
day IN this city.
George S. Allmon aud Robert q.
HaIman are touring in the West
Indies and Mexico.
Theodore Jones Of st. Georges,
spent last week aa the guest Of rela-
tivs8 10 this city.
Miss Lillian Townsend OF Ocean
Grove, N. j., Is the guest Of MIs.
Sylvester ID. Townsend.
Mrs. Alexander h flsming ~ returned
alter visit TO Mrs. Frederick Har-
rington, at Harrington.
MiA Grace B. Gaynor Of New York
city was the guest Of Miss Matte
Miller Of this city last week.
Miss Sadie Whnley Of Baltimore, is
| the guest of her cousin, Miss Elizabeth
Barron, of this city
Albert Bouluou has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Cora Boulden OF
Chesapeake City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac S. Talley have
| returned home from six weeks trip
TO Florida and Cuba.
Mrs. j. A. Ewes Of brooklyn, n. Y,
is visiting her father, John Walther
Of Oh West Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stokes Of Phila-
delphia spent Saturday and yesterday
with friends m this city.
Robert Conner Of $40 Washington
street is visiting his grandmother and
aunt in Jacksonville, ria.
Miss Florence Hines OF West Chester
State Normal, Is spenuinR a few day Is
with her mother 10 this city.
sMrs. William Woodmansey and Mrs.
Annie Hughes are the guests Of Mrs.
William Hughes at Elkton, Mr..
Miss Matte Wonn of Phila delphia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her cousin. Miss Agnes Mitchell.
Miss Gertrude Hoover Of Ceoilton,
has been spending the winter with
her sister, Mrs. A. l.. DAVIS, Ct this
city.
Paul White of the real estate depart.
ment Of the Pennsylyania railroad, u
confined TO his home with typhoid
| f0ver.
Mrs. n. p. Banks johnson and
daughter, Miss Elsie, and Miss Elsie
Warren, OF NyBok, n. T., are the
guests Of Mr.. ard Mrs. A. Il. Warren
/ Of No. 1922 Pearl street.
Frank d. Strickland, clerk in the
office Of Trainmaster III. b. Book ol
tho Delaware railroad is co mined e
his home with illness. Dispatcher
Thomas d. Wise is tilliug the position
| temporarily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
DENNSYLYA
4 RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION
schedule In eileel JanuaFy ny looa

Trains leave Wilmington i,s follows.
For Chester and Philadelphia, ]. .f8, AIS f6l0
ii0bg Ills, til.g2 LID a. M, il2O lgO. i286
ahs, 1850, A0a b.o5, 1880. GO1 ~ 30. a5I.Qi8
1000 and tllo0 p m. weekdays ifl ala fIl0
ls5o sos 1850, 60. i72s as 100 ana p'i iiioi
For philadelphia only asa. osba m., iaq,
500 h12, ais, al ana 800 b. M. week -daya 08l
h22a n. M, ais IN and 500 D. M Eundays
For New FORK Through cxprcasl. Lig. $50
w '59 a ' l1-s ss a. slS 10 az. eg5 'ots
49,, ahs, A24 eOd '&2a, al ana o.2sp m
For Boston without change, l0o0a m. andso
=. M weekdays 500 o. m. aundnya
Baltimore and Washington. 1.0l, A21 1.ih, SOL
plQ tl0lA nO7, sll.ts o. NJ, .l2iA I'LL. tl.oA
m., and i2ls night weekday l.03 tO, 7Ih
t0A fi0la, Has a. M FlAAt f20i aha. hli
COZ 500, '3al s.l5, ia9op m- and ii2is nishtA
Bsitmoro and intermediate stations, i2i3
tfB, b.6s p IN weekdays aud zoos p IN sun
FOR THE SOUTH.
Atlantic Coast Lno.--knprcsi. Los n m. AM
i2so p, M daily Limited, $40 r m week-days
GO and 7ai d m. daily. Limited, Aoi p M,
and 3..i2 p. m. daily. Limited, $50 "a mn. daily
Norfolk and Western Rail way-for Memphis
and New Oriean4 Z. 20 p. 10. daily
M. weekdays, 6lo o. m daily
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New castle. 005 a28 a. M. sos 1.ft and
Gb2 p. M. weekdays
For Lewcs 82s a. M. and 8ii p. M. weekday
For kehonoth, 62S a. m Iucsdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays
FOR Dover Harrington and Demar 6l8, i0.,i
q. m- 8i4, 6.b2 p. IN. weekdays and 100 night
daily
FOR Harrington ana way stations 6.b5 a. m
and 500 p IN. weekdays.
Erpross ior Cape Charles, Oid FONT Comfort
and Norfolk. lo.bs am. weekdays and lAO1 night
daily - -
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 a.m.i
ass and 6ls p no. week days olt a. m.i ana
6.lS D. m Sunday
Dining ear. Accommodation liNlhA
The Wilmington Transfer Company will Gall
Tor and check baggage nom hotels and resi-
For further information. apply 20 J. n. No
Williams, City Ticket Agent, b05 Market street.
OF ~ tho staton.
W. W. ATTERbuRY. y. r. WOOD
General Manager. fnas'r Irahc Manages
GRO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
Germ Diseases.

Most of our sickness has. IN lgto years
been traced to germ attacks. Tho lisi OF
known germ diseases now numbors about
one hundred.
Some germs-as IN skin troubles directly
attack the tissues. Some create toxins,
causing such troubles as khoumutium,
Blood Poison Kidney Disease and nerve
weakness. Some destroy vital orguns, us IN
Consumption. Some-lke the germs of
Catarrh-create inflammation some cause
indigestion. Directly or indirectly, nearly
every serious ailment Is germ result. Such
diseases call for Liquozone-not drugs
which can't kill germs.
Every germ attnck, no matter what ita
symptoms calls for permiclde. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
What Liquozone Is.

The virtues Of Liquozone ore derived
solely from gases by a process requiring
large apparatus, and from 20 IA days time.
No alcohol, no narcotics are in Il.
Chemists Of the highest class direct the
making. The result Is TO obtain from these
harmless gases a powerful tonic-germicide.
The great value Of LlQuozone lies in the
fact that II is deadly 10 germs. yet harm
less 20 you. Germs are OF vegetable origin 7;
and tins gae-made product when absorbed
by them, stops their activities. We publish
an offer OF 81 eco for disease germ that it
cannot kill. But TO the body liquozone
IL exhilarating, vitnlizing, purifying. 1t
is helpful in the extreme.
That is its main distinction. Common
germicides are poisons when taken in
ternally. That Is why medicine proves 20
nearly helpless in germ disease. Iiquo-
zone iE a tonic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19

paid by his bank. | showed him some
of the checks that had been changed. "
Witness said he had another inter
view later, with Mr.. Carpenter in Mr.
Higgins ollice, al which time he
showed MIR. Carpenter the list Of
checks and amount represented by the
forged checks, aud spoke Of making q
formal demand. Mr.. barker said that
Mr.. Carpenter remarked that the Ma
tionHl Dredging 90. WAS cne Of the
banks best customers.
"Did be pay your demand 20 asked
Mr.. Hilies.
No, sir" he replied, "if be had
we would not be here now.
Court took recess until ,. 80 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
PERSONAL

J. H -Phiuips spent yesterday in
Baltimore.
X. n. Durham is on a visit to the
West Indies.
Misses Mabel and Olita Jones are
visiting at Dover
John Pride spent Saturday with
friends at Milton.
Mrs. Charles Beth of Blaokbird has
been visitinR here.
William Pratt is visiting his parents
at Still Pond, Md.
Miss Fannie Wilson is visiting
friends in Newark.
Pierce Gamble has been visiting
friends at Clayton.
John W. Corhett has returned from
visit TO New York.
2obert Humphries is visiting friends
at Prospect Park, Pa.
n. O. Worton has been the guest Of
relatives at Massey's.
Miss Elsie Brown Of Philadelphia,
has been visiting here.
George Deakyne has been visiting
friends at Georgetown.
Miss Bertha Yarnsll Of Newport,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
wINrRY WEATHER.
Wilmington Visited by a Heavy Snow
storm Today.

storm Today.
Wilmington experienced another touch
of winter today Early in the morning
snow began 20 fall and continued the
greater part of the day. At one time
there were indications of a blizzard. As
a result OF the storm outdoor work was
almost at O standstill.
Trolley cars had some difficulty in
climbing the hills. but all lines were open
and the companies did not look for serious
trouble
The snow was general and il is feared
that IL may cause some trouble along rail-
road lines where deep cuts exist Trains
were delayed slightly on the p, b. & W.
railroad this morning Trains from the
Delaware road were within few minutes
OF schedule tme.s
ON the Philadelphia a. &RosdipgIMlway
the snow was reported to be very heavy.
but no serious drifts had formed mp to
noon
Steamboat men report the snow ON the
river the heaviest Of the season. although
boats were not seriously interiecd with.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
The Virtue


ne actual results of Liquozone--there ia
nothing else so convincing. This product
Is 60 new, and ils effects 40 unusual. TINT
one can scarcely believe what Il does till he
tries II.
That Is why we ask you to try Liquo1one
try u at our expense. You have tried to
cure germ troubes-all people hRve-with
remedies which don't Kill germs. We nsk
you TO try one that doou. see how quick
the results are Note how different they
are from the results of common drugs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
Waiting RED Men.

Forty two members of Pokoson
Tribe, Imp'd q. K. M., OF Harris.
burg, Pa, came to Wilmington this
afternoon to pay a fraternai visit TO
Minqua Tribe. During the afternoon
they had a trolley ride over the
Peoples railway system, which was
followed by a visit to the Delaware
Fire %. q house, where they gave a
drill. This was followed by a dinner.
and this evening the visitors will be
entertained at ked Mems dali.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELLp

Brieht's Disease, Diabetes, Rheumatism,
Gout, Gravel. Dropsy, Inflammation Of the
Bladder, Bad Blood and Nervous Troubles
caused by Sick Kidneys.
n. B. Danforth, tho well-known drug
aist Of Wilmington, knows by experience
that Hindipe win cure all forms Of Kidney
and Nervous Troubles, and will guarantees
it in all cases.
Can't you afford 10 try It at their risk
Il costs you nothing Il It don't do the wors.
Sent by mail TO any address, prepaid, on
receipt Of so cents. Six boxes, $3.50, under
positive guarantee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
LOSS MAY BE A MILLION
Fifty or More Miners Isolated by a
Great SROWSlide al The Camp
Bird Nine, Near OuTay.
SIXTY FEET OF SNOW ATONE FALL
DEPTH Of $50 to 500 Feet at
the lmoge ne Basin.
FATE OF IMPRISONED MEN NOT KNOWN
Associated prcss- 'DlsDa.o0es " aueoial wI-a,

Associated Press y sphscncs uV huccial Nir1i
Ouray, Col March l9-It is feared
that at least 20 miners have lost their
lives In the snowslides which have cut OFF
from all outside communication 600
miners employed in the various mines
within a radius of 20 miles from Ouray.
The exact number of deaths viii not
be known for days. As many as 25 mines
are completely isolated The damage
may reach 81 600 900.
st the Camp Bird mine, which is four
miles from the Bird Mill. a snOwslde, late
last evening completely Isolated 50 or
more miners employed there, and as the
provision house was carried away il Is
certain they are in urgent need of food
a party OF 200 miners started to their
rescue today.
The body OF William J Crcssey, an
Englishman, who lost his life in the slide
at the Camp Bird Mill, has been recovered
II is said there is 90 feet OF SNOW at the
high tower OF the tramway of the Camp
Bird mill and the snow is very deep all
along the route of the tramway.
I'm the lmogene Basin, the snow is from
$50 TO 800 feet deep. This win prevent
work on the reconstruction of the tram
way for several weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
WENT BACK AFTER DYNAMITE.
Brave Action Of Workman, After Leaving
Tunnel on Account OF Fire.
'Fs'' DI-'Hiea " 7pecial wires.

Associated Press nisratca uv SPECTRAL wires
New York March l0.-Fire among
several hundred bags of sawdust and hay
Tar down IN the Pennsylvania Railroad
tunnel under the East River today, filled
section of the tube with suifocating
smoke.
Alter several Of the occupants of the
tunnel had reached the surface, one OF
them remembered that several boxes of
dynamite had been left in il. George Barr
one Of the employees volunteered TO bring
out the dynamite and did sto,but became
unconscious after reaching the surface
The fire was extinguished after having
burned about five -o,ur A negro watch-
man lost his lie i'm lhe smoke
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
PROMOTION MADE POSSIBLE.

Associate Press n.na rf v -n-cis Nfres
Washington, March l9.-The House to-
day accepted the Grosvenor amendment 20
geabill abolishing the grade OF lieutenant
the promotion of Gems. Corbin and Mac
Arthur to thai grade
The vote was 1873 TO lOl The bill was
then passed without opposition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
nnv nnnrntnhIlnnn.

Joseph Quigley, the - years-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph QuiRley Of
HaTe's Corner, who was taken TO the
Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia,
o Saturday, suffering from aTpendi-
citis, gas operated upon shortly after
his admission and in addition to the
appendicitis, il was found the boy was
suffering from a tumor IN the stomach.
This was removed and a telegram re-
oeived this morning stated that he
was TecuvnTinQ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
We Paid SIoo.o

For the American tights TO liquo2one.
after hundreds OF tests had been made With
It, after Its power had been demonstrated
again and again, IN the most dihi cult germ
diseases. Then We spent IN two years,
more than ten times that sum TO Dot others
test 10 az our expense. The result is that
millions of people, scattered everywhere,
have shared IN tho benefits of this inven-
tion.
We make the same offer to you. We nak
you Co prove. at our cost, how much this
product means 20 you. Let Liuuozone o.
self show how wrong 1t is TO suffer from d
trouble that IL cures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
MoRE pAMAeE BY sLIDEs.

Telluride. Col. March "a. "A snow
slide which came down yesterday at the
Liberty Bell mine damaged the tramway
and considerable trestlc work Il ran
in the path of the slide Of February 2Sth.
1902 which killed 10 men. Many miuers
remembering that slide, left the mine to-
day and came to Telluride.
Another huge slide came down Eester-
day near the Bullion tunnel OF the Snug
ger Union mines, damaging the black
smith shop and other buildings The
severity Of the storm continues unabatod
near Bear Creek.
The telephone line 10 Ophir Station is
cut off and the fate of the engine and crew.
hemmed in by slides near Ophir Loop. is
not known.
Slides are down all along the road TO
Red Mountain and the storm continues
so that it is impossible to get Through a
small slide came down at the Joker tun-
mel. last night, and tore out the snowshed
at the mouth OF the tunnel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
POOR DIRECTORS PETTY sTEAIlNe,
overcharged for a Bull and Pocketed Pro-
ceeds Of Sale of a Pauper's spectacles.

overcharged for a Bull and Pocketed Pro-
ceeds Of Sale Of a Pauper's Spectacle
As>orau fie~. Disiap. -i-rs
Easton, Pa, March 49, Poor Director
Lcvi Coleman, a member of the Board of
County Poor Directors, was today charged
as treasurer of the board, with two items
amounting, however, TO only $3.50
Coleman is said to have bought a bull
from a Palmer township farmer lor 30
cents a pound. and when he turned i'm his
bill TO tile board collected cents pound
for the animal Several months ago an
aged woman died at the Poor House and
among her few effects were found two
pairs Of spectacles The board directed
Coleman to give one pair to the dead
woman sister and dispose of the other
and turn the proceeds into the treasury.
The auditors say their Investigation re-
vealed the fact thatColeman gave one pair
OF glasses to the dead woman sister and
sold her the other pair for dollar and
pocketed the money lie paid back these
amounts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
smnlInor Near nd. IIen.ant.

A case Of smallpox developed last
Wednesday, near Mt. Pleasant, but il
is only mild oAse, and no serious
result is looked for. he patient Ia
a colored man about % years old.
The house where the patient lives has
been quarantined by the State board
of Hehlth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
sIrnnI Tnwsr pnmnrsd.

The roof Of the telegraph tower and
signal station at Darlington, on the
p, b. q ". railroad, was slightly
damaged 10y fire this morning, caused
by q spark from an engine. The ire
was eStinguished and later IN the day
ranairg ware made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
Paymastor lawson improving.

John W. Lawson, paymaster Of the
p, b. & W., railroad, who was stricken
with indigestion on the pay car, 10
improving although yet very sore. lt
will be several days before he will be
able to resume his duties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-19
FAILED FoR SIS. SOC. 600.

Associated Pres. D.snatc' nv sneeial Wire
Moscow. Russia, March I'D. q A.
Ras,torgoueh, brothers, the largest tea
merchants ia Russia, have Jailed Tor
Sl3. JOOOOO.