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second EDITION.
| 0BA7HOP J. A.B WILSON
Former Delaware Minister a
Victim Of Typhoid Fever,
| At HIS CALIFORNIA HOME
V,d Been Seriously III for Several
Weeks, and Died on Tuesday, at
Grass Valley, California.
wORD RECEIVED BY DR.. C0RKRAN
through Mr.. Wilson's Brother
" in Connecticut
enNINENT IN DELAWARE MINISTRY
WORD RECEIVED BY DR.. CORKRAN
rhyough Mr.. Wilson's Brother
in Connecticut
PROMINENT IN DELAWARE MINISTRY

vo,d has been received by Rev.
o,,ltnr 2. Corkran of Newark, to the
~ that Rev. j. A. B. Wilson, form
eu,lv member Of the Wilmington M.
T Conference, died several days ago
:. bis home in Grass Valley, Cali
s.,nia Of typhoid fever. Mr.. Corkran
,sceiyed his information in a letter, on
Thursday, from Rev. w. W. w. Will
.on Of New Haven, Conn, brother
y the deceased, who said he had been
alarmed Of the death Of his brother in
= tolegram from the latter's son, DR..
Hammond Wilson of San Francisco.
n Corkran stated to a reporter for
EVERY Evening that he was not sure as
t5the day that DR.. Wilson died, but
tbought It was Tuesday or Wednesday
He aid not know how long Mr.. Viii
am had been Ill, but expects to receive
more definite information shortly.
Rev G. I. Wyatt of Harrison Street
N p. Church received word that Dr.
Wilson's death occurred on Tuesday.
lrformation Of the death was also sent
"a friends in Dover.
DR.. Wilson before his departure for
the west several years ago was one Of
tbe most prominent ministers in this
Conference He has a host Of friends
In this State who will regret to learn
" bis death. His last visit to Will
mington was about a year ago, when
be was the principal counsel Tor Dr..
Corkran and Rev. Charles S. Baker,
Who we're tried before the M. r. Con
ference in Grace NJ. i. Church for
slleead unministerial conduct by being
engaged in stock speculations.
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Wilmington aiarKsta
Bfatns.

BER6--ln this city, on May ID, 1906 Alva
NJ Mare, infant daughter OF Aaron 2, and Mary
Relatives and friends Of the family are IN.
vited TO attend ihe funeral services at her
parents residence, No. 1O6 korth Franklin
street. on Suniay afternoon, May 9Th, at 2S0
o'clock. lnterment Riyeryiew cemetery
cOLTON-On May Sd, 1905, at I0i2 West Third
street. this city, Mrs. tAtharine Cotton, aged
s6 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on Monday morning. at 9
o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mess at ST. paurs
church. Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
FIsaER-ln this city, on May 9TH, 1905 Harry
g., son OF Mary A. and the late james Fisher,
aged 25 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
30 attend the funeral services OF the residence
OF his mother No. 26lO West Seventeenth
street, on Monday afternoon. May 9Th. Al 4
o'clock Interment at MI salem cemetery.
FOsl Erin this city, on May sth, 1896 Rachel,
O. widow OF Edward h. Foster, aged 81 years
Re atives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral SERVICES a. the residence her son-in-aw,
William d, MULLEN, No. llo. Jefferson street,
on Monday afternoon, May 7th, 1906, at o'clock
lnterment private.
McCALI.-In this city, on May 4th 1906 Josiah
S. Mccall nged Is years
Relatives and friends Of the family also the
Fame Fire Company, No. 6 are respectfully IN
vited to attend his funeral from the residence ol
his son, COS Monroe street, on sunday afternoon,
Nav 9Th 1896, at 2 o'clock. lnterment at VII
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
TYRE-On MAY sd, 1906 Herbert j.. son OF
Philip p. and Elisabeth Tyre, aged Is years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral AZ the residence OF his parents, No.
1902 Scott street, on sunday, May 9Th at
O'Clock. Interment at MI Salem cemetery.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE NAVAL ACADEMY


Has Been Allowed 20 Fix the Punlahment
20 be Melted Ont % the Midshipmen
Found 70 Have Been Implicated Ia
HaEing.
Associated Press pisnaich by Special Wires
Washington, May ST. After consulsa-
tion between the officials Of the Navy
Department and Admiral Sands, supcrin-
tendent of the Naval Academy, tho lato
Of 80 midshipmon has been settled
When the hasiug Investigation was az
lis height the special board appointed BY
Admiral Sands collected much evidence
against many of the midshipmen of which
the latter never knew. Had the old law
Wmlined unchanged, each Of the boys
would have been hauled before q court
martial and II convicted Of hazing, would
have been dismissed from the academy.
The board worked ia secret and, conae-
Quenty. mono of the boys knew Just how
far he had been incriminated by the testi-
mony being taken from their own ranks.
/ Meantime many OF the youngsters lost
ground IN their studies, because Of tho
secret apprehension under which they
I suffered Now, however an doubt has
/ been removed, the new law has been APP
/ piled and the superintendent OF the nead-
| cmy has been allowed 20 tiN the punish-
ment TO be melted ont 10 each of the MIDI
shipmen found by the board to have been
implicated Ia hazing These punish-
ments consist of tho imposition Of de-
merits. reduction in classes. confinement
10 the limits OF the reservation and other
penalties of minor degree, all 81 which
] have been welcomed by the culprita as
/ infinitely to ho preferred 10 the harsh sem
tence of expulsion, which wns heretofore
been the only punishment permitted BY
! law.
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INDUSTRIAL FAR A SUCCESS.


n mrc. of the Mercantile Association
Are Proui q the Results Of Their
Efforts
lha general gallc AMI tho merchants
OF this cify uiil ee glRo to learn that the
quiet, earnest Efforts Of The committee
from the Mercantile Association have
resulted in bringing the merchants and
manufacturers fair 10 successful situa-
ton that finds almost all the desirable
space taken by the most prominent NOR
chants Of the city At a meeting OF the
committee. yesterday, it was decided to
give publicity to the work so far accom-
plished, which makes a remarkable
showing considering the fair does not
open until Decoration Day, May 3Oth
General Manager Crook Of the Peoples
Railway Co. and Brandywine Springs
/ has erected at the springs 80 booths
4 running along the boardwalk from the
I toboggan slide to the scenic railway at
the upper end of the park. Ihae booths
4 present a neat appearance, being 10 feet
facing the boardwalk and S feet deep.
Every booth has been leased except
/ ing two and the list Of merchants Is as
4 follows, the numbers beginning with the
upper part OF the boardwalk: William
Lawton 1854; the Wilmington Gas
and Electric Co. s; J. O. O'Neil, 81;
William III Moystin. Z; Selak & Hoff-
man, s; Peter Celia, Q; Booker, Scott d
Moore Co, 10 snd Ill: John Govatos II;
j. r. Cummings. "a; National Cash Regis
ter Co., Is; Wright & Davidson, 1917;
Charles Warner Co., Is; Leonard john
son, 10; Charles HI. Gray, 20; l. @. Hepta-
sophs, 81. Wilmington Business College,
p; Freebooter Vienna Bakery, 23i
David A. Hay & Co., "a; J. G.
I O'Niel, 25; booth 26 is vacant; Inter
national Correspondence School, p;
Gordon Rees, Hirsch & Co., IS; %, va
cant, @ NJ Smith. 30; booth 81, vacant
Interior Decorating Co., 1898; Woolas-
ton Grocery, 81, Mcmahon Bros, 35-36i
Wilmington Metal Comice Works, 81
/. b. Cartmell, 3S.
In the large pavilion 30 booths have
been erected, over so per cent of which
have been taken, including the following
Wilmington industries. r. I. du Pont Co.
S. II. Baynard Co., Robelen Piano Co.
d. 81 A. Telephone Co, James Meharg
Hiram Yerger, w. c.. Marten
l. n. Eaton, byn Thomas, Al. Sharpe.
A. j Hart Co. will use the large light
lunch stand The Middletown Farmi
were granted the use OF the space at thu
log cabin they agreeing to erect thei
own booth
The contract for the Merchants Bulle
tin has been awarded TO J Leonard John
son of this city. The committee
realizing that sufficient merchants hav
the matter under consideration to NOR
than fiji the remaining booths, havi
turned their attention to the details o
forms Of entertainments and furthe
systemizing the matters Of the fair.
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lear away tho debris and render all the

clear away the debris and render all the
aid possible.
The passengers on train No 2i escaped
injury, and the baggagemaster was the
only person on that train who was killed.
ilil skull wns fractured by bis being
thrown down in his car by the force Of
the collision. and he died en- route to
Altoona Tho crew and passengers Of
the Chicago mail were not so fortunate.
IT, Il. Harder was killed outright In tho
coach. The passengers IN the coach
were caught under the wreckagc by tho
piling up of the mail cars on the coach.
This made IL impossible for the unin-
iured TO render any aid to the injured
pinned down by the wreokage until the
arrival OF the wrecldng forces At
tached to the rear of the Chicago mail
were five carloads OF horses. These cars
remained on the track and were hauled
I back, in order that the wrecxers cloud
reach the debris A train was made up
of the unwrcckcd cars Of train No. IS,
and the killed and injured were placed
aboard and brought 20 this city Tho in
| iured were taken TO the hospital and the
bodies of the dead delivered to under
takers TO be prepared for burial
The wreck az Union Furnace was a bad
one, and a large force Of men was sent to
the scene to clear the tracks Tho first
track was opened at 2.l5 o'clock this
morning and the Chicago and ST. Louis
express train, No n, which figured IN tho
i Glover Creek Junction wreck, arrived here
| at 4 o'clock and was sent west.
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TERRIBLE LIQUOR CRAVING
How Orrine Destroys all Desire fol
whiskey or Beer-Guaranteed by
Your Druggist.

The terrible craving for liquor 10 a
symptom of disease and to overcome Il,
the disease itself should be treated in
a scientific way. When one has used
whskey, beer or other stimulants for long
time. the nerve cells have become accustom-
ID 10 the effects Of the stumulants and de-
mand liquor in I'd sr to perform their duties.
II the nerve cells are properly treated, the
craving for liquor will be destroyed.
Ii Is in this way that Orrine cures al
coholism by supplying to the nerve cells
the strength needed, thus destroying the de-
sire for liquor. Il eradicates every particle
of the terrible liquor craving, imparis new
strength and vigor ito the whCls system,
and restores the general health. Treatise on
how to cure drunkenness free on request.
Orrine Co., Washington, ID. Y.
So successful has Orrine been that In
every box is a registered guarantee which
entities you TO a refund of your money II
Orrine fails to effect a cure. Never before
was treatment for the liquor habit sold in
this way. guarantee like this shows
the faith of the dicoverer Of Orrine and the
agents who handle It, the leading druggists
everywhere,
Orrine Is in two forms, No. 1, which can
he given secretly in food OF drink No. ?,
in piIl form, for thoEe who desire to be
cured. Either form costs 81 per box, and
both are sold under the strong guarantee OF
money refunded II Orrine fails to cure.
Orrine is for sale BY n. B.Danforth, drug
gink Second and Market
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fhIIaasIpnla naEss...

Associated fIeaa DAafAA1u ~ oftpclA Hite4
Philadelphia Pa. May 6.--WheAt steady;
No. 2 red IN export elevator S6isaS7c; No.
Northern, do, 90a9lc; No. Northern, do sea
soc
Corn, firm; No ? IN export elevator, bfa5f5Sc
Oats quiet, No. white natural SSl 5a8gc: No. 2
white clipped, 49, sa3sc.
Bran. firmi winter in bulk. s2z5oas2S spring
In sacks, fs2.boaS2l
Refined sugars steady; powdered. si.7basf. 90;
grAnulated. s. b5aSf.70; con iectioneH A. a. 5Oa
465. Keystone A. g. .30asAih
Butter, steady. extra Western creamery,
1lC; do. nearby prints, nc
Riggs, steady; nearby froah, lh5fc at mark
Western fresh, l7c at marx.
roosters loci spring chickens 2is27ci ducks, iic;
geese, i0allc
Dressed poultry. steady; fowls easier fowls
choice. i4c do lair 20 good, 1876. old rootters,
lO1sc roasting chickens, choice. i5c do. fair "a
good. l2alfC.
Potatoes. quiet Pennsyiyania choice per buahel
/ 65ns0c. New York and western. do. do. 75asbc.
| New York and western fair 70 good, do 60a7oc.
Flour unchanged.
Hay. firm.
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oARR1ED 100000 FREE PASSENGERS,

Associated Press Dispatch hy special Wires.
San Francisco, Cal, May 6.--According
to official figures, tho Southern Pacific
Railroad Co., during the exodus from San
Francisco following the earthquake and
fire. carried 800 900 free passengers. This
total is for the nine days from April 18th
to April 26th, inclusive. OF these pas
sengcrs. $1,000 were carried 70 interior
California points, 1854 10 other States
and 22600O to suburban points around
San Francisco Bay. The value OF these
free transportations Is S456 600.
In addition, during the nine days mem
toned, lS5,O0O persons paid their way out
81 San Francisco.
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CONFIRMATION AT ST. THOMAS

At st. Thomas R. C. Church, to-
morrow morning at the 7.30 O'Clock mass,
a large class Of boys and girls will receive
their first communion, and at O'Clock
in the afternoon will be confirmed by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Monaghan st. Thomas
Cadets will act as an escort 10 Bishop
Monaghan, the following orders have
been issued by Capt Bernard A. Nc
Laughlin:
''rhe St. Thomeas Cadets will assemble
at these quarters Sunday, May 9th to
act as escort to Rt Rev Bishop during
confirmation ceremonies at St. Thomas
Church. First call, p. m; assembly,
3.15.
Capt Bernard A. Mclaughlin,
Commanding. -
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rYRE HEARrNa PosrpoNrp.

Upon the application Of J. Frank Ball
and William T. Lyman, counsel for Abra-
ham i. Tyre, who is charged with COM
lpicity in the Shellpot district Republican
primary election frauds, the hearing in the
case was continued from this morning
until next Tuesday AS the counsel had
Just been retained they desire to look into
the case Attorney-General Richards
made no objection to Magistrate Hollis
granting continuance.
Albert f. Matlack, serving a sentence
in the workhouse for the frauds in that
election who was to have been witness
on the part of the State, was not brought
in today, as Attorney-General Richards
was apprised Of the desire Of the counsel
for the defence for continuance.
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WAS BORN N DELAWARE.


], A. B. Wilson was born in Milton,
Sussex county, Del, and was about 65
years old. His father owned several
vessels which piled between Milton
and ports on the Atlantic coast, and
The son, in his early manhood, became
captain of one Of the boats. After a
voyage to Boston he decided to give
10 sea iaring life and took charge Of
the Mariners Bethel in that city
Shortly afterwards. in 1869 he joined
the Wilmington NJ. J.. Conference,
In which Millsboro Circuit was his
first pastorate. He also served
churches in Northeast, Wilmington,
Paramount, Md, and Easton. While
stationed in Wilmington be was pastor
oi Asbury Church. He was presiding
elder Of the Salisbury district for four
years and presiding elder of the Dover
district for almost full term. In
1892 be was transferred TO the New
York Conference and appointed pastor
Of the Eighteenth Street Church, New
York City. Three years later he was
transferred TO the California Confer
encs and became pastor of the Howard
Street Church, San Francisco. Sub
sequently be served a church in Los
Angeles Grass Valley was his last
charge.
Mr.. Wilson was deeply interested in
the welfare Of working girls and estab-
llshed homes for them in New York
City San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Dickinson College conferred upon hin
the degree of Doctor Of Divinity. His
vile and three sons survive him. One
son is a minister, another is a ply
sIcan and the third is lawyer. Al
three reside in California. Hi
brother, w. w. w. Wilson, also is Z
minister, and is stationed at New
Hayen, Conn.
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ANOTHER DEMAND.

But Marshal Finn Refused to Surrender
the Rogers Seizures.
Willard Salisbury, of counsel for John
NJ. Rogers, made another demand this
morning, on United States Marshal Will
liam r. Finn for the return Of all the
articles seized on Tuesday night in Mr.
Rogers printing plant, on the ground
that none Of them we're stated in the
search warrant under which they we're
seized. The marshal refused to turn
them over TO Mr.. Salisbury.
Up until noon today Marshal Finn
had not heard from the Attorney
Generals Office at Washington. He
wrote to Attorney-General Moody yes
terday, asking him what articles he had
a right to hold
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
- -. nl.n.lcn M sr.eIal W..

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
San Francisco, Cal, May Capt.
Webster of the twentieth Infantry at
tempted tn end his life yesterday by cut
tinr his throat. He entered the ap-
praisers building and, taking a bayonet
irom rifle. partIy severed his Windpipe.
He was taken to the Preside hospital.
phvsicians saw the officer may recoVN.
Can't. Webster is 80 ycars old and came
from Missouri. He has seen 20 years Of
service Physicians say the attempt at
snicide was the result Of an unbalanced
mind. He had been On duty u the burned
area since the earthquake
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STRANGE ILLNESS AMONG HORSES,

Abram Moore, a prominent farmer
of New Castle, lost two valuable horses
within a few days from an unknown
disease. Three other animals are very
i'll at the present time and he fears
that they will not recover.
The entire stable Of ten horses be-
came i'll and would not eat. The loss
at this time of the year, when he IS
very busy, is a heavy one. Two yeter-
inarians have been in attendance upon
the animals.
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Milminaton LOCI Qaalatlons.
Nen York hlnrNeIa.
Associated FIoss Dspalch DI special wires

New York. May 5-Fiour. sales 1000
Steady and unchanged. Minnesola patents sii0
st51 do bakers So 4nhs8 75 win Of patents, ~ Goa
S4.20, do straights, 81 75aS8.95 40 extras, S2Sia
S3 IS: DO low Grades S2.7ba $3.50.
WheAe. receipts l,l50 bushelsi Dull and mar
row. July. Sii iEaSbl4c
Rve dull; No. Western, 200 Lob. New York
20 II dull and without transactions.
Beef steady; family tli.50aSi250i mess, ta0oa
So so: PACK ct, Sl0.oORSllO0
Pork, barely steady mess, sl7.27aflE75i Hhor
clear, SIC 2bafis.
Lard, barely steady prime Western, fs.ta
sugar, raw firm; fair refining. l5-l6c; cen
triiugal,a6 test. 7-l6 MoiAsses sugar. ll-i6c
Refined, steady; crushed, t5.3o Powdered, Si7o
Grauulated, Sf.60.
Petroleum, steady; refined all ports. t7.50As6 81
Coffee steady.
Molnsses hrm. New orleans. a0assc
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HoRsE Dies. AeEp s5 YEARs.

Milford, May 5.-A trotting horse
which lived to the age Of 35 years died
Yesterday at the home of its owner, B. b.
Deputy, on his farm, just east Of Milford
The horse, Charlie, had worked regu-
larly for the past 10 years on this farm
phenomenal record of 2.1S at Salisbury
Md He was then 8 years old.
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OBITUARY.

The body Of Mrs Martha J; Henderr
son. aged 81 years, wife Of Charles II.
Henderson Of ll3 South Van buren
street, whose death occurred at her
late residence, was taken yesterday
to Smyrna, where interment was
made at Glenwood cemetery. Funeral
services at the house were conducted
bv Rev. H. A. @. Westsrheld, pastor
of Ashury NJ. z. Church
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s-H H1aa74aAal
WORK ON THE ELEVATED.

Work was started this morning on
excavations for the bridge foundations
which will be constructed on the north
side Of Front street for the elevated
tracks Of the p, B. a w. railroad.
Work on the elevated in the vicinity
Of the Bubenzer property, west of West
street, is at a standstill, as the rail
road officials are awaiting the decision
Of Chancellor Nicholson before re-
slming work at that point.
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INTERNATIONAL RACE.
Associated Pro-. Dispatch by SPECIAL WI,

As,oeia,ed Press Dispatch BY special Wires
London. Eng, May 5.-Frank Kramer
of Vailsburg. N. j., the American cham
pion bic yclist, won the international
professional mile bicycle race at the
CRYSTAL Palace, today, defeating Thor
wald Fllspanrd, the Danish rider, and j..
S. Benyon. the British eN-amater cham
pion, IA the order named
Time. 2 minutes. z % seconds.
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Arreated philadelphia Thief.

Chief Of Police Black and Detective
Gallagher, yesterday afternoon, arrested
4 Bulgarian, known as George Cross, and
also Cross George, on a charge Of stealing
a quantity of iewelry from the home OF
d. i. Hutchins, 1887 Spruce street, Phila-
delpbia. The robbery was committed IN
December. 1904, Cross at the time being
a butler in the Hutchinson household.
He was taken back to Philadelphia last
....a..irrr
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mrrERs wILL RETuRN To wORK.

Assscia,ed Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Scranton. Pa, May 5.-The miners
scale committee today recommended 70
the convention that the miners return to
work under the scale Of 1908. which was
the Strike Commissions 3 awafd.
The convention adopted the recon-
mendation and adjourned until Tuesday
to give the scale committee opportunity
TO confer with the operators.
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rtis NOW major FlagIer

Capt c. A. F. Flagler, who is in charge
If tbe United States Engineers office IN
this city having passed the required
examination. was promoted 10 a major,
Shin today. Capt. Flagler was placed
IN line or the promotion by the retire.
ment Of Col. Charles r. Suter, who. was
stationed at the Army Building IN New
York City. He retains his post IN tins
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IAmrs MlrLLs pEAp.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires.
Pittsburg. Pa. May 5-James Mills,
for more than 80 years an editorial
writer on the Pittsburg Post and for a
half century prominently identified with
HE press 81 this city, died az Washington,
Pa. TODAY of paralysis OF the brain.
Mr.. Mills was one OF the founders Of
the Pennsylvania Editorial Society and
the FIRST president Of the Pitisburg Press
f1,tI
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Terrvboat Mauch Chunk Disabled.

The rerryboat Mauch Chunk, plying 10
the Reading Railway Go. 5 service Pc
tween Philadelphia and Camden, yestei,
day became disabled in midstTeam, ana
drifted about helpless until picked up ny
the tug Bryn Mawr and towed to Chestnu'
street wharf The Mauch Chunk we, was
built at the yards Of the Harlan 4 hol-
lirnrsnnrth Co In 1893.
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shislds LIbrary AnnIgsEsary.

The 43d anniversary OF the onlelSs
Tihrarv Association was appropriately
Observed last evening. The affair was
held in the lrish-American ilan anu
besides the local members about oo y. lasii,I y
bers OF the Haymakens Associaeion VI
Chester we're present.
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wIlnIngLon laoa cItr pIrsetorr.

Subscriptions for the 1906 Wiilii;ng-
tol City Directory will be received at S4
until May 5th, after which date the price
WI be So. No books for 1906 win be
sold tor less than the latter price after
GATE named. Forward your subscription
q once to John 7. Mullins, Manager,
800 shipley streets
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r.a,.., Mltn snnlety omeers

AT the annual election oi tne me Ll,,,ol l,a.,s5
Mite Society Of Kingswood N. y. ensIu,' NJ
the following officers were e,eceeuti 10 10
Annie Hunter, President mrs' raii'p' az
Leatham, Vice-Presldenti MT c.,.hr;e III
Cloud, Secretary; Mrs. A. v Hu'ni'e'
Treasurer,
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1ncrease in Rallway Earnlnr..

In the report Of the p, B. q W. rail-
road il shown an increase in net earnings
for the month Of March Of $50, 700, and
from July lst, 1905, TO March 3lst, 1906,
an increase Of SlS5, zoo.