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MINERS MET IN MORNING
All6T Being in Convention a Short Time
aOd lldOTSin6 lbe Action of the Scale
Committee They Took a Recess.
UNLESS ORDERED TO CONTRARY
The Iowa Miners viii co on
Strike Saturday
NEXT THE ANTHRACITE SITUATION
Associated Press Dispatches by Special wlIes

Associated Press Dispatches by spe cial Wires
indianapolis, Ind, March 20.-When
the National convention of the United
Mine Workers of America was called TO
order today, President Mitchell said.
"Ihis convention is called that you
may determine what action to take on the
wage question. I'm the Central Com
petitive district the operators have
offered the present scale. This was de-
ieated by the miners. In the joint confer
ence is pending my motion to restore the
scale of 1908 for two years. In the South
west district the delegates have postponed
a settlement on the basis of the scale of
1903, with an advance of three cents a
ton in the mining scale at the basing
points. What is the pleasure of the con-
vention
On motion, the action of the scale COM
mittees was indorsed.
After being in convention a short time
and indorsing the action of the scale COM
mittees, the miners adjourned to meet
in joint conference with the operators at
, p m. today
Des Moines. Ia. March 29.-Edwin
Perry, secretary of the Iowa Mine Work.
ers, who convened here today, stated that
unless orders TO the contrary were received
from indianapolis the Iowa miners would
90 out at midnight Saturday.
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POSSIBLE CALAMITY AvERrED.

Associated Press Dispatcn by sTecalWires.
New York. March % At the Office of
the New York New Haven q Hartford
Railroads steamboat lines in this city
it was announced today that there was "a
slight fire on the steamer Richard Peck
while on her way from New London to
New York at clock yesterday morning
The fire started in one of the toilet
rooms from an electric light wire and was
quickly discovered by watchnan The
Natchman unreeled a hose and extin-
guished the blaze in two minutes The
damage was very slight An officer Of
the line said today that there was no panic
on board tho steamer and that none Of
the passengers knew of the fire until il was
cXtinguished
The steamer Richard Peck was built
by the Harlan & Holhngsworth Co. OF
Wilmington in 1892.
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YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Arrangements Completed for the Anniver-
anrx grIehrntfou.

Arrangements Completed for the AnuiVer-
snry Celebration.
Arrangements have been completed
by the Young Men's Democratic Club
for celebrating its Twenty fifth ami
,ersary on Saturday evening. Con
gfeaaman John 5hnrp Williams, Demo.
cratic leader in the lower House Of
Congress, who Is to be the guest Of
honor and will make the speech Of the
svenine, will probably arrive IN Will
mington about O'Clock IN the after
noon. lie will remain over Sunday.
Armon ID. ChRytor, Jr., president Of
the club, will preside. A number Of
local Democrats will make addresses.
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Dfatns.
Nm I011 1arah TI1Ie- wII1 0I

FisH-On March 2sth, 1903, sarah Elsie, wife OF
Marx Iish Ia her goth year
Relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend ihc funeral. from her late residence
Edee Moor, Del. on sunday afternoon, April ~,
1906. nc 80 o'clock Services 40 Edge Moor NJ.
h. Church al 2 o'clock. lniefment MyefYlew
cemetery.
GuOniNG-in this city, on March 29ii, 1900
aged "a years
holaiives and friends OF the family ere invited
10 attend the funeral trrYlcea, az tnc residence or
her parents, hr aud hra Joseph hfoWni 30.
nos Davis ttfcet, ON Saturday afternoon, Mare a
8ist, ID 90 O'Clock. lniorment Wilmington and
Brnndvwlno cemetery.
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OUTBREAK IMMINENT.

Assooiaied Pres. Dispatch nv sn4cisi wir'l
Mogkilelf, Russia, March 29.-Premier
Wiuo has telographod to the governor
general that the government has received
Information from the rabbi of Gomel TO
the effect that the anti-Semitic out
rages are imminent there in connection
with the elections and instructing the
governor-general to prevent an outbreak
st All hazards
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GOV. PArr1soN IMPROVING.

Associateo Pres. Di-ps,oa Dv snseial wir,,
Columbus, O., March 29--Gov. Pat
tison continues TO improve His doctors
issued the following bulletin this morning
"Cov. Pattison had rostinl night.
His present condition is very encouraging.
Pulse, 90, respiration, 22; temperature,
normal.
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sArrLEsH1p NEW JERSEY.

Associate iress inspatan uv speciai Nres
Rockland, Me, March 29.--With per
feet conditions for the trial the battle
ship New Jersey left the harbor early to-
day for her four-hour endurance run, the
concluding test in the builders acceptance
trial.
She took a straight course, and II was
expected that she would reach Boston
Light about 4 d. m.
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WILL BE PUT ON RETIRED LIST

Assoc ate -tsss ni.natel pv -ne-ai w'rss
Belgrade, Servia, March 29.-lhe
leaders of the regcides will shortly be
placed on the retired list, thus paving
the way for a resumption Of diplomatic
relations with Great Britain. The most
prominent will be debarred from wearing
the army uniform.
As a sop TO the regicides, 80 Of their
most active opponents will also be retired
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rastorHiiiuore.

Rev. Charles A. hill Of Salisbury.
Md, who has been appointed 20 st.
psu's N. Z. Church, this city, ar
rived here this morning and was met
at the r., b. s. W. railroad station
by a committee from the church head
ed by Samuel IL. Bay ynard.
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r..u..,,nIsnrn.

O'leefo-Oi wonder whin they'll
sthatt inveatigatin' thin charges agin
Alderman Cassidy.
Doherty-As soon as Reilly, tho prin
oipal witnesP agin him, gets be tthef.
Oi seen i'm last noight, an he's too
wake to take a long journey Brock
lyn Life,
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Feiinown steps.

Mrs. Anna ". Barnard, vile OF
Eleotien Uom mmissioner Daniei I bar
nard, met with a painful ACCIDENT yes
terday. In going down stars az neV
home, No. 9N adams street sue acc,
dentally fell down several Steps ahu
fractured two ribs. A her nome 70
day il was said that che was imPro'-
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X orl,. Vlsitatlona.

Grand Chancellcl John q. Borrell
Of the knights of Pythias is making
his annual visits to the various lodges
cf the State. On Monday night IN
company ith John IA. scott, supreme
representative, he visited Hobah lodge
at Seaiurd and next Monday night be
will pay a visit to the lodge at Delmar
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Ro.t Rcipr. ,,v.rbnuied.

The steamboat brandywine OF the
Wilson Line, which Is on the marine
railway of the American Car and
Foundry Co., is receiving a coat Of
paint. The boat will be lettered
with the words Wilson Line, as ia
the City Of Chester. .r
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M rnnnllIrnrn. EnlImnr.

Tho TUWEI INUNNH INNTIWWN8
The tugboat Amanda Powell OF the
Philadelphia & Reading railway ser
vice, which sank at the wharses Of the
rusey 81 Jones Co., aud which was
afterward raised aud taken TO the
marine railway Of tue Pusey & Jones
Co., bad the hull painted auo repaired
and was launched from the railsay to-
Nnv
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LARGE BRIDGE SWEET AwAY.

Assoo rie Press Disnatc ~ Suecial wrs.
Webster City, Ia, March 29.-The large
bridge over the Des Moines River, one OF
the principal bridges in this city, was
swept away by the flood this morning.
No other damage was done, and the
water is receding
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT

Associated r,ss Dispa-cn hv steoia wlrot
Washington, March 29.--lhe President
today sent TO the Senate the following
nomination:
Collector Of Customs, district OF Eue,
Ia, Benjamin d. Brown.
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AntI.lsribery League Meeting.

William r. Kurtz, president Of
the Anti-Bribery League for New
Castle County, will call a meeting
of the signeIs Of the Anti-bribery
pledpe in this county in a few day s.
At this meeting it is likely that plans
for a compaign will be mapped out.
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nenlh nf ammo. Erenlemsrer.

IL was learned this afternoon that
Charles EgentemeyeT, who was killeu
at Holly Oak, this morning, was stru ck
about 6 o'clock by the engine Of the
fourth section OF the Atlantic Coast
Line express on the r., 3. & W. rail-
road, the first section Of which 10 due
IN this city at $50 p'cleck.
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0oo Yate Ia G'lassitu.

TTrANrFp- p-CARRiAgk pAtNiFK APPLY
w COOLlNGfs CARNAGE WORKS.
uar9ngt Fourthnnd fronth streets
NKTARTFD-sOMEsMA N EAST POTATOES.
w mnr20at Apply n. q Coz icnid oud sis
tHTANTrD-Hou aFKEhPER FOHw DOVER.
w three in family; white girls for huuscWQrk,
only two In family. white cook ana nurse n
for one house. eAdl per week. white wRiu 81
work Apply nl
NiLMiSGTON INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
mar .n.1tf g0i shlplcy street.
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Nrilir.nntnIm.

Tommy Mamma, give Lucy an ap-
pie.
Mamma suppose you'll want one
for yourself, then, too.
Tommy No, ma am just give one
10 Lucy. We're going 60 play Adam
and Eve and she's going 90 tempt me.
Philadelphia Press.
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| CURED MY RUPTURE
IWIH Show You How To Cure Yours
FREE.

was helpless bedrdden for years from double rupture
No truss could hold Doctors sad would die operated
fooled them all cured myself by simple discovery Iv
end the cure free by you write for t Il cured and has
inco cured thousands will you Write today Capt ".
.lollngs box 9os waiertown, NJ Y.
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nnosrtnln.

uncertain
No, he said, I'm not sure whether my
wife's Christmas gift TO me WAS meant
20 humble my pride.
What did she give Jour
She had ctayon portraitoi me made
by an amuteur artist. -Bnglish Illus
trated MhguKinesq isin- 9ii
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ARE YOUR LUNGS
EASILY AFFECTED
A Little Precaution Now May Save Lot OF
Trouble Later Remember, IAN ounce OF
Prevention is Worth Pound of Cure.

Weak Lungs are a constant source Of
danger and one cannot be too careful
during this trying winter weather. People
are altogether tco prone 10 neglect what
they term a little cold. - This cold is
very often the fOrerunner OF death. From
a "lute cold" il develops into big one
and then follow serious complications,
cough starts in the throat. No particular
attention is paid TO this, hut II goes on
slowly but surely getting in lie deadly work.
The cough gradually descencs until Il
fastens itself upon the lungs, and then for
the first time the victim hegins 10 realize
his danger. Unless energetic action is
taken, this cough win develop into con
sumption.
Cod Liver Oil has long bsen recognized
hy medical authorities as the most efficient
remedy in Throat and Lung difficulties.
In Magee's Emulsion you get the purest
Norwegian Cod Liver OIL combined with
Extract Of Malt. There Is no ingredient
in Magee's Emulsion that i not OF benefit
10 the system. 10 acts almost Immediately
and its results are certain.
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Innrrehlcnmcnl.

In frodicnmcnts
Claude and Clarioe ore in terrible
predioament.
How is thatY
They paid so much for their going
away outfit that they can't go away.
louisville Courler-Joufnal.
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n.,nr. no. I.eady for use.

The track for the use of trolley cars
over the Avondale bIlngs US sc 80. 80.
completed and is IN readiness ~, na,s,is %
to pass over. The hrloge a. D'A
viii be finished 10 q day OF '"o'
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I.,ters Taken out.

Ietters of administration on the
estate Of Mary 4. Butler nave oseu
taken out by J.trank blRgs ano le.ssns ,.ssi,s
testamentary on the estate OF hgsui51s,n s.i1n
g. Meillac by Margaret NJ Me'lia0'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29
rn nirn nr.tnr nnnst.

The Young Mems Republican Club
will give an oyster roast uext Tuesday
evening IN the clubhouse. All mem
hers are invited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-29

Restores Vitality and Strength.
Miss Nellie Nolan Of Syracuse, n. T.,
writes: ~ have been a long and patient
sufferer from a lung diiiicultyi have taken
a great amount of medicine and been under
the care Of several physicians, all OF which
finally failed TO benefit me, had lost two
sisters and one brother from the dread
disease Of Consumption, and when the doc
tors gave me up, | thought ! should follow
them by the ravaRes OF the same disease.
was terribly reduced in weight. scarcely
weighing 100 pounds. took Magee
Enlulsion and at once began TO experience
relief. gained strength and now weigh $50
pounds. No other medicine could have
done az much for my lungs am sure, ana
81 / can recommend it without hesitation.
start taking Maeee's Emulsion today.
Don't wait until tomorrow, as that never
comes. Don't wait until your cold has
developed into that dread disease, Con-
sumption. Magee's Emulsion will help you
as surely rs the sun will rise on the NOR
row.
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Coal to Burn.

We have all sizes and can give you
prompt delivery If ordered at once. The
Philips-Ihompson Coz
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Silver suds does not scratch. Sold by
druggists and grocers.f
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Yiftnse AnnIlfatlons.

NOTICE., JOSEPH D. EMOKi, TIA r OWNhR
N and occupant OF the house situated % the
southeast corner fccond ana Walnut streets,
I'M the eecnnd ward oi the city of Wilmington
county of New Castle and State of Delaware in
compliance with the requirements ui the acts
made and provided do hereby give notice
that I shall apply M writing % the
Court of General SESSIONS Of the state Qi Della
the 18th day of May, A. d. 1907, being the
next term oi said court Tor license for said
house as an inn or tavern Tor the sale therein OF
intoxicating lquors IN less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk ON the premises, nad The fol
lowing respectable citizens OF said ward. ht
least Twelve of whom nfs substantial nee
hnlders of aaId WIND. recommlnl lho lnll ln-
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NTOTlCH-L IRA q, McLAL1hLiN- THE
N owner aud occupant OF the house situated az
Newark, Del, known A. the VA ingiou house
in united school District Nos 3d. B. - 81 and
tlis, consolidated and Incorporated under the
name and stvle Of the Newark Public school.
IN White Clay Greek hundred, county OF New
castle state % Delaware, I'm compliance with
me requirements of the acts OF the oeneml As
sernhlv In Fuch case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that 4 shall apply ia
writing 10 the Court oi General Sessions
OF the state Of Delaware. In aud ior New Castle
conntv on MONDAY the l.th day nt
NAV A. d. ieOi, being the next term OF said
court for a license for said house as an inn
6otors M les quantities than one quart 10 be
drunk on the premises ana the following TO.
spectabie citizens OF the school Distncs, az ienst
- of whom are substantial freeholdcrs OF said
nhrnI IlI.tlinfs racnmrnand the said nunllcalLon.
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One of the Tents.

farm was expected to make up the
remainder of the expenses of main
tanning the colony.
The site of the place Is lndio, Cal,
mere hamlet, given over almost ex-
clusively to railway employees and flu
gitives from the great white plague.
On what was the bed of a primitive
ocean, the sand still made up of mil.
lions of marine clam shells and other
tiny spiral conches, and supporting no
cacti, but only a low brush, the Mel.
son philanthropy purchased la acres
of land at an average of 500 the
acre. The outdoor camp for consump-
ton was then opened, and put in
charge of general foreman, who was
to supervise the ranches for raising
of the crops indicated
At first things went well, but it soon
became apparent that sick men can't
work well, and that it would be ex-
ceedingly difficult to keep up the
farming. AS result that side of the
venture has been dropped, and the
place is supported almost entirely by
r"ais man. At the same tima
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well. let's go home, now, Benny.
replied Sam, rising stifiy. 81 can't help
lbsst allow we've had fine night of j..
and If 1t don't hurt you, | won't care.
1t must be gettin on to 'leven O'Clock,
and we'd better be gettin' back"
Benny was very docile now, and suf-
fered himself to be led home peaeeably.
On the porch they removed their shoes
and crept noiselessly up the back stairs
to Benny's room. The house was very
quiet. Evidently Uncle Benny was
right. The family was too worn our
to have noticed their absence, and the
old reprobate chuckled softly TO him
self. A few minutes later Benny was
in bed again and very sound asleep.
Then Sam gave mighty sigh of relief
and straightway proceeded to follow
suit.
The young doctor was much sur
prised the next morning, and much
pleased. How beautifully his sedative
had worked! Sam smiled behind his
hand. He had fingered to hear the re-
port of the doctor, and he had emptied
the sedative out of the window toward
morning-but it was not necessary to
explain that Then, too, the tempera-
ture was almost normal. 1t was most
remarkable One unexpected symptom
there was, however, which the young
doctor couldn't understand. Uncls
Benny had an old-fashioned stomach
ache
KS very peculiar" remarked the
doctor. Il have another case quite
similar. That is a small boy up the
street. but there's nothing strange
about his case, for he'd been eating
green apples and 50 on, and it would be
more strange If he hadn't pain. But
with the plain diet you've had / really
can't account for it"
Here Sam blushed, and Benny smiled
pallid smile through his collie.
However" went on the DOCTOR.
well soon correct that. It's nothing
serious. and the general improvement
is wonderful"
IT'S good tc listen to the two old
boys" said Uncle Benny's niece to the
doctor a few days later as he was leav-
ing. why, to hear them talking of
the old bridge and the melon patch,
you'd think it was only the other day
they were boys together Really, doc
tor. you seem to have been unusually
successful in Uncle Benny's case"
yes, the sudden Improvement is In
deed remarkable" replied the young
doctor complacently Il fatter myself
it was the careful diet, together with
The judieious use Of the sedatives that
brought him round No doubt the
slightest laxity would haze been most
disastrous. l shouldn't wonder If Urcle
Benny has years ahead of him yet"
From somewhere above fioated down
a faint but unmistakable chuckle.
Copyright. by Joseph B. Bowles.)
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it's outrageous Now we're goin nou
right of"
We'll, good-by, if you really must BIZ
goin I'm goin round by the meloP
patch, myself"
Speeches. with rage, Sam followed
Benny straight to the melon patch, az
Uncle Benny knew he would. Though
somewhat hampered by the comfortai
BILE, which Sam had pinned on in such
way that he could not unfasten it.
Uncle Benny managed to climb the rail
fence. After a short search, he secured
a misunderstanding melon, and then sat
down on low rail pile to carve it With
his penknife, Sam meanwhile looking
on in silent indignation.
Have piece. Sammy" Uncle Ben
ny asked cordially. My, but it's cold
and sweet Beats Cruel all out and
out"
Sam did not deign TO reply; but
though outwardly stony. inwardly he
was beginning to yield.
We'll, are you goin' to eat II all
yourself?" he asked at length, after
watching Benny as long as he could
stand it.
"Oh, why no. forgot you hadn't
any. Here's good piece, or shall we
go steal another"
Il should think you had enough on
your conscience for one night" replied
Sam severely, especially as you're
goin' to die so soon anyhow"
"Oh, don't be too sure about me dy-
| in I'm pretty to-
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80 norsemen have voted
me Broncho the champion PAGER OF
America, as result of the wonderful
performance of this sensational piece
of horsefesh at Cleveland the other
day when the little mare established
three new worlds records.
The quiet little daughter of Storm
cliffe won the free-for-all pace in three
straight heats, defeating Baron Graf
tan, Maud Keswick, Nervolo and
Hazel Patch, and her time was 2:03,
1908 IA and 400 "a. Her record con-
sist of the three fastest heats ever
paced and won consecutively; worlds
records for pacing mares in a race
and the worlds mark for the fastest
third heat ever paced by any horse.
All of which she did without being
urged in the least and, in fact. was
being cased up at the finish, but for
which Charley Dean. her trainer and
driver, says he could have forced her
to the 200 mark easily.
Some time ago, early this season,
when when The Broncho paced a mile
at Libertyville, ILL.,, in 2:05 IL, 1t was
predicted that she would smash near
ly all of the records this season and
besides would pace close to 200.
Part of this she has already done.
The writer also said that an effort
would be made to match The Broncho
with Dan Patch, king of PAGERS. This
statement, although coming from
Charley Dean, who knew what the
mare could do, was scoffed at, but
now word comes from the East to
the effect that the two great PAGERS
are certain to be matched before the
season is ended. The Broncho also
has engagements at the Wisconsin
state fair at Milwaukee, but whether
or not her new owners, Messrs. e. ].
Rochon & Doble, of Winnipeg, Man,
will allow her to remain in Deans
hands until then remains to be seen.
Rochon declares the mare is not for
sale at any price.
The men who paid Mr.. Adams, of
DIXON, ILL.,, $4,000 for the little PAGER
few weeks ago were at Cleveland
to watch their new purchase perform.
the first time they had enjoyed that
pleasure. They, of course, expected
to see her win, but they never antfc,
pated that she would hang up three
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WATER THE MILK.
But See That the Water Goes Throuh
the Cow.
...uuced to cans.

The dairy COW requires plenty q
water. The dairy machine is run b
water power; all the food consumd
must be in solution before it ca
nourish the animal economy, and tn
milk itself is 81 per cent. water. Ur.
der ideal arrangements pure water !
accessible to the COW at all timea
She drinks little and often, in the az
gregate, however, many gallons dali.
The cows on succulent feed do nd.
drink so much as those on dry RI.
tons, but likely actually consum,
more water when one considers tn,
water content of the feed This ma,
explain somewhat the good results OBJ
tanned by feeding roots. The succu
lent nature of the grass appeals TO tn,
cows appetite and acts as a natura
Hla"' unon 81 the digestive ant.
time