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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20
The Markets
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS
Kansas city Livestock.

Kansas City, Feb. 20.-Cattle re-
ceipts 10000. including 300 ~southerns,
slow and steady. Native steers, $500
q 5000: Southern steers. 1s.75 q
$3.50: southern cows. 32.25 q $3.75;
native COWS and heifers, e2.25 @ $500;
stockers and feeders, $500 q $3.50;
bulls. $3.50 a $500; calves, $500 q
$3.50: western fed steers, $3.50 q
$500; . western fed cows, $3.50 o
$500.
Shssp Rscslpss.
Sheep receipts. S.bOO;. STEADY %
weak. Muttoas, 4l.25 O Ss.75;
lambs. $3.50 g $3.50.
suj d SIS sSagrrF~ sf.,s4a
.ev.s o. IsUls We'll. s,c~,
at. Louis~-Tsh2l-Nfoo steady;
uncAaoEeA.Hystsv wcs scsvor
.ysss GhtfAeAs1astgtA .oos
chisiao,, H!knl 6sass rA!ay. "a
IA O. 1-e;7July,s ~ 4S. ssrr :. ~
CornA-May ~; July 4S 1-2.
Oass--May 20 90; July - is.
Pork-May 1857 IL: July 1882 t.2.
i.ard--175: July 7.S6.
Ribs-May SIC 1-2@s.ls: July 500
1.2.
chleaee livestoek.
Chicago, Feb. 2O.--Cattle receipts
900: slow. steady. Beeves, $500 q
" and heifers, $3.50 a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20
st. Louis Metal.

81 LOUIS Metal.
st. Louis. Feb. 20.-Spelter quiet,
500.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20
New Work Natal

New York, Feb. 20.-Lead and cop
per steady: unchanged.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

Smoke the Elk. Union made. s.lss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

New York. February, 20.--Prime
mercantile paper. sos IA; silver G6
IS; money on call strong, 3 1908.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

Gehring's, for Johnson's Floor Wax.
RIA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

Pa,ce BAKING Powpea Co.
CHICAGO.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

.ev-s ~ lsvSo Wecl b,r,n,~s
6t. Louls~-Teh2Q=-Nfool steady:
anc1aoGSA.NaRrsp wcs scsvcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
Afatas.

BuRR-In this city, on the 2sth inst, Clara A.,
daughter OF The late Dr. Horace Burr ana
Louisa Hungoriord Burr.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 22i West
Sixteenth street, on " Wednesday, at O'Clock.
lnierment private.
cHRIsTY-In this city, on January nth, 1906,
Charles +. Chrisiy, aged o2 years.
Relatives, friends members OF Industry Lodge
A. o. u. w., Boss ainlcrs and ana mempers OF
Painters Union, are re pectiulIy invited 20 az
tend his funeral from nis late residence No lnl
Lancaster Avenue, on Wednesday morning. at
O'Clock High Mass nc 81. iauis Church. IN
terment at tne Cathedral cemetery
CROt X fIl-ln this city, on January 10Th, 1905,
Lott L. CrOckctt, IN nef .o' year
Relatives AID friends OF the iumily are invited
70 attend the iune al services o. the res cence Of
her mother, Mrs Nm. cray, No, SO Walnut
street. on tuesday, January S0ih at $50 O'Clock.
lnterment kiverview cemetery.
GROTHhHfN-ln Kane, Pa on January 25ih,
1905, lean N. Grothehen. " 70 OF frank
6rothehen. and daug of the late John
and Catherine A. hanna.
Reialives and friends are invite 10 attend the
funeral at The residence OF her sister, Mary n.
Yeatman, l22 Chestnut street, on Tuesday alter
noon at O'Clock. lntermcnt at Wilmington
and HraudYwine cemetery,
IkWIN-In this city. on the 9th, inst, James
Irwin aged 60 years
Relatives and flends are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral lfom hrs late residence NO
s23 Spruce street. ON Tuesday morning, at
o'clcck Hign Mass at 81. Mays church. In
terment az Cathedral cemetery.
N0NNN-Iu this CltNa on aNuuhlN lalNs AHNn.
Annie ~ wife OF John H. Jones, aged 81 " nrs.
Relatives friends and members oi Camp 30. =.
T. O Of A. are respectfully invited 20 attend ihe
funeral services at the residence OF her husband,
No SO New Castle avenue, on ihursday alter
noon, February isL a. O'Clock. ln;erment at
LON uariy cemetery.
KNOWLts-ln this city, on January 2lth. 1906,
at her lats residence, No SOC West street, klla
NJ, wife of James q. knowleA
lnlerment private.
LFIpOL DIN this city, on January 9th, 1905,
John Leopold. iu his 70 IN year.
Nelnurcs and iri uds OF the inmilY are invited
70 attend the funeral services NJ the residence OF
his SON. Harry Leopold. no. blh Fast tightn street,
on Monday evening, January 2yth, nl O'Clock
In ermcnt Louden Park, Ial llimure, Nd.
NONlGLF-ln this city, on January 25th, 1906
Milan Mouigle az q 6i years
Relatives, fisnds and memters OF Division
No ,. A. o. a., are respectfully invited 20 attend
his funeral from his lats residence, No ~
Washington street. on Wednesday morning. az :
o'clock High Mas At the Caihedrali intermenl
at So. Josoph's cemetery
sNIpH-In this city. on January 21th, 1900
Willard r. smith, in bis 25th year.
Relatives friends, memtefs Of fnenushl Con
ciaYe. No. J, Heptasoihs, William Mckinley
Commandery, No. $40. X. Of NJ, ana employs OF
pennsylrania Railroad are invited 20 attend the
funeral services az his late residence, No. .lp-
i mmot street. on "Wednesday afternoon Jnii'
uary Sist a. $50 O'Clock, interment hiFeFFieW
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
OOuRI AnlOuRNs.
One ofthe Longest Terms on Record End, d
Today.

"ne oithc Longest Terms on Record End
To-day.
lhe November term OF the county
courts adiourAed sine die to-day. lt
was one OF the longest terms Of the
court. The court convened on Novem-
Der 10th, ana the session has been con-
unuous, With the exception Of the
regular holiday adjournment u 10
Gays. Many important civil cases
nave been disposed of, but there also
have been many cases continued TO the
February term, which begins next
Monday.
The case Of Joseph l.. Green vs.. the
Council Of Newark, which was a
special jury case set for trial today,
was the last case for the consideration
Of the court. When Chiei Justice
Lore asked u the case was ready for
trial counsel for the plaintiff asked
that tho court allow a few minutes
longer, aud later it was announced that
the grievance bad been adjusted and
counsel for ths plaintiff asked that the
case be continued pending settlement.
Ahe request was granted,
Walter IA. Hayes then moved that
all rules and motions pending, with
the exceptions Of Judgments, be CON
tinued until next term. His motion
was approved.
After searching the calendar care
fully the court announced that there
was nothing before It Bnd nothing
ready TO be presented. Court then
Adjourned without day.
The February term will be convened
next Monday and promises TO be long
one There 10 great ceal of criminal
business, including four murder trials.
The judges who will sit in the Feb.
ruaty term are Chief Justice Lore anc
Associate Judges boyce and Spruance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
OBITUARY.

Sarah Bertolette aged SS years, daugh-
Ter of the late William and Mary Berto-
Ietfe. whose death occurred on Thursday,
at the residence Of Samuel Starkey, 95Ol
Bustleton avenue, Bustleton, Pa, was
buried at Cedar Hill cemetery today.
The deceased was at one time a resident
of this city.
Miss Clara A. Burr, daughter Of the late
DR.. Horace Burr. died yesterday at 225
West Sixteenth street. o..
Charles p. Christy, aged 81 years, died
on Saturday at 1907 Lancaster avenue.
John Leopold. aged rs years, died on
Saturday at SIS East Eighth street. In
terment will be made at Louden Park,
Baltimore tomorrow, following services
In this city this evening. =.
William Monigle, aged 90 years died
Yesterday at All Washington street. -. d,
Willard +. Smith, aged "a years, died
ON Saturday at 2i02 lammot street lie
was member OF Friendship ConclaNe OF
Hoptasophs and William Mckinley Oom-
mandcry. knights OF Malta. lie was an
emplove OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
90. 'flc funeral takes place ON Nednes-
day afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
IN WAL sTREET TODAY.
lated Press Dispatch By sDecial Wires

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Wall Street, New York, Jan. 29.-The tone
of the opening market today was irregular,
some stocks showing evidence of support
and others reficeting the continued unset
Element in which the Saturday market
closed. Missouri Pacific was up q, while
Denver a Rio Grande lost point. Reading
was a shade lower, In spite of rise of over
points in London before the opening here.
The fluctuations in Reading we're reflected
TO some extent in the general market. That
stock reacted 10 near Saturdays level and
next rose to the best, and the rising ten
dency became more general. Rock Island
rose / \, the preferred 211, st. Louis 4 San
Francisco, second preferred, ~. Interna-
tional Power 10. Anacona 8, Havana Elec-
tric, preferred, $50 and AmalRamated Copper
Isz. Losses in Kansas A. Texas, Delaware a
Hudson and Sloss-Sheffiel Steel ran to IL
and Chesapeake 4 Ohio, Great Northern,
preferred, Cotton OIL, Smelling. General
Electric and Republic Steel 1. Tho buying
subsidized again. Bonds we're steady at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
ovE MAN WAS INJURED
r,Dt William H. Townsend Of SOi
East Third Street.
MASTER OF A SAND BOAT
u,d a Narrow Escape From
Going Overheard.
HIS BOAT WAS TURNED OVER

Cant William II. Townsend Of sOi
Fad Third street. master of sand
l.,ss No. /, owned by the Charles
Tasnet Co., is suffering from painful
;,iaries. as the result of the steamship
Hobican of the Clyde Line. Capt.
Pieb colliding with his barge on
saturday evening at g. 10 O'Clock on
Ian Baker shoal bar.
Tbe barge was laden with 500 tons of
..na and at anchor waiting to be towed
~ his city. The barge was struck
"itb such force that il turned turtle
"a the CAPTAIN of the barge, 10 his
,ttempt to Jump on barge No. (which
vos aloupside, was thrown fofcIoly
snd bruised from bis knees to his
had and it is feared that he 10 hurt
Internally. His left foot ia badly
b,uised and two small bones in it are
broken.
Immediately after the accident the
tugb,at Taurus, which is owned by
ibe Warner Co., and which was along
s,oe Of the dredging machine, about
half mile away, went to the side Of
tbe Mohican ana Capt. Rich Of the
latter vessel asked whether there was
spy loss OF life. II is said that be ex-
rhined his running over the bar TO be
dus 10 the failure OF the steering gear
b uork properly and becoming
nnm d.
lus vessel was fully half a mile
from the channel and the place where
tbs sand boats we're anchored had
les than feet of water, and how the
Mohican escaped grounding is a mys-
isfy.
Can't. Townsend said, this morning,
that he was in the cabin of his vessel
snd vas reading when he heard shout
ine. lie hastened out of the door and
% deck and saw the bow OF the steam
shiI looming down upon him and he
fore be was able 60 jump to the adioin-
inq sooR he was thrown Ky the impact
sud struck across ons Of the cleats on
barge No ?, Capt. George huhn, aud
andsi upon the deck OF the barge with
Tbs breath almost knocked cut Of him.
lhe barge had been struck on the
sIde near the bow, or within 20 feet
Of the how, and the barge turned
vitbin two minutes after the impact
Of the Mohican and had dumped her
llsd TO the river bed. The anchor
held the barge and kept il from drift
iug away.
The barge was towed. bottom up,
yesterday, to Finn's Point ietty, and
there made fast over night. The tugs
Meteor aud Taurus, which towed the
barge, at first attempted TO turn her
over, but without success, and this
morning the tugs Atlas, Meteor and
Taurus, under the direction OF John
beiellei foreman Of the Charles War
nef Co., went to Finn's Point ietty to
tow the barge TO the Delaware River
4 pier, where another attempt will be
made to right it. The barge is ll0
feet in length and % feet in width.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
,.I.l.a rI... nI-n.Iaa lr snsoI.I va.

Associated Press Disnaioh by Special Wires
Copenhagen, Denmark, Jan. 20.-An
attempt to shoot N. Alberti, the Minister
Of Justice. toady was frustrated by tho
bravery of the Minister who gmppled
with his assailant and wresied the revolver
from him before Il could be discharged.
The Minister assailant, who was promptly
arrested. vas formerly an insurance agent,
named Boye, who had been sentenced to
term OF imprisonment for burglary, in
spite of his protests that he was innocent.
Boyc called at the ministry today and
drew a revolver Immediately after he had
been admitted TO the presence Of Minister
Alberi
Friends Of the prisoner say no has be-
come mentally unbalanced by his alleged
wrongful imprisonment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
ok FOLKS TESTIFY.
Via People in Wilmington aud Thei
Children Take Notice.

@' Old People in Wilmington aud Their
Children Take Notice.
a time comes to every one when the life
,g,'es ~ begin 10 fail. We begin to feel tha:
M als going down hill and perhaps ;hnt
ns,. uu oi active service, If not of life, Is
,0i.,e ie-a extracts from some letters recently
eis,eeu rom old people should be inter-
5lk reading;
~ III. A. D. Baker Of Evansville. Ind. says,
n r..e'e there is no other medicine equal
4 e9a4a Tor old people. ] would not take
w. ilf the good it has done me.
H. r. sarah j. Nindrom, cousin Of the
h, United states President, Zachary 1ay
rao- says. Ninol Ole a God-send 10 old
M ~. ! am 46 years old, but owing 10
81 Ie , gth-creating qualities of Ninal, |
Ns'lnR' active and well today.
Year. yos. bankson of Decatur, H., lo
l,rop, age, says, 'Ninol has made me
Ny active and well.'
M ~ ~ NJ B. Danforth SAYS, "Vinol owes
hgb,.' to the fact that Il contains In a
cBrs, concentrated form all the active,
nro-....e, strengthening and body building
fe3 ea OF cod liver oil. lt makes rich,
soin5 5'iuou' su' healthy body material and
pair s,eady nerves. In this way II re-
clins t -9fn tissues, checks the natural de-
win -, the aged and replaces weakness
ninvts.s gtn, Every aged person In VIII
o os,oh ss,,,l, should try vinol on our guarantee
hctio1 :, the money If IL fails to give salts
NJ b. DanfoTth, Druggist,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
PRINTERs. sTRIKE IN RosToN.

Associated Press Dispatch 10y special Wires
Boston. Mass, Jan. pa strike in the
book and job printing shops OF this city
and its vicinity, beginning on Feb
ruarv lst. was voted yesterday by Boston
Tvpornphical Union, No. 49, The
strike win affect an shops in which the
eight hour law worllday has not been estab-
lished and il is expected that 1000
printers will 60 out.
The union also adopted new scale,
which provides for the eight-hour work.
dav. instead of the nine The adoption of
the scale and the proposition TO strike was
llrnuiInnlI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
so SAYS JUSTICE GOULD
Beavers Had Been Indicted Jointly With
George E Green and ". & DOTe-
mus and Also Individually.
ALL INDICTMENTS SUSTAINED
The Opinion Rendered 10 an
Elaborate One.
EVERY POINT RAISED IS CONSIDERED
Associated rrcu Dispatch bT apocla wIr,.

AAsoolhtcN hftA hitpAtln uf rptclA MifcA
Washington. Jan 2o.-Justice Gould,
in the Criminal Court today, ovcrrulcd
the demurrer OF George W. Beavers to !
the indictments charging him with cone
spring with former State Senator George.
h. Green of Binghamion. n. y, and W. D.
Doremus 20 deimud the government in.
connection with the furnishing Of postiii-
office supplies and also 10 the indictments
against Beavers individually charging
him with bribery.
Tho opinion was an elaborate one, and
each and every point raised by Beavers
counsel was considered and disposed of.
In summing up the case, Justice Gould
held that tho objection that some Of the
indictments did not set out criminal intent
was not we'll founded because, he said. ia
those particular cases tho common law
offence OF misconduct In office was charged
He also held that the averments 'to the
indictments show Beavers was a party to
tho alleged corrupt agreement and that tho
indictments sufficiently aver conspiracy TO
doirnud the United States"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
BRITISH ELEorIoNs.

Associated Press Disparch b. special Wires
London, Eng, Jan. 20.--At n meeting
Of the Conservative Association OF the city
of London, today, the resignation Of A. G..
Gibbs, member Of Parliament for the city
Of London, was accepted and the candi-
dature of Arthur j. Balfour for that con-
stituency was approved.
The Liberal Association OF tho city of
London also met today and postponed
until Friday its decision whether TO
oppose the former Premier Several
Liberals expressed willingness 10 contest
the seat.
Three more Liberals and two Conserva-
tives were returned as the result Of Satur-
days elections.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
TRAGED1s IN CHICAGO.

Associated Press Disuatcn by apscai Wirt
Chicago. H., Jan. 20.-While memorial
services for Mrs Bessie M. Hollister were
being held yesterday, one man was killed
and another was fatally wounded in two
encounters. John MolIrierly was stabbed
and killed by James Arwanitis during a
fight in q saloon. James Moore, so years
old. was shot and fatally injured by
Benjamin + Moore, 20 years old, his son.
Services in memory Of Mrs. Hollister,
who was murdered two weeks ago, were
held in Wesley Methodist Church. Tribute
to her character and life as a faithful
worker in the church and as a friend waas
paid by several ministers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
WILMINGTON CLUB TOURNAMENT.

Twenty IN the Pool Contest and II WIN
Play Billiards.
billiard and pool tournament will
begin at the Wilmington Club this
evening, for which there are 81 entries.
20 for tue pool tournament and II for
the billiard tournament IL is likely
that the pool tournament will continue
fer two weeks, but there is no limit to
either contest.
The pool tournament, which will
to the rule Of miss and out, while the
Robin event.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
CHARGE OF FELONlOUS ASSAULT.

Special Correspondence Of Every Eveninf.
Dover, Jan. 20 Lizzie Sbockley,
ceolored, aged 10 yeaIs, ACCOMPANIED by
lsi aged grandmother, appeared before
Magistrate r. Il. Wood OF this town,
On Saturday, and swore cut a warrant
ior Charles Anderson, oolored, living
With his father, William Anderson, a
iaimer in st. Jones Neck, several
miles distant, with having, on Thurs
Gay, January 25th, feloniously as
aulied her. Anderson was brought
here this morning and taken to Jail,
Seere be was had without bail.
The parents of Anderson retained
A. 3. Magee, who will enceayor to
nave him released on a writ Of habeas
corpus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
BODY 10 Be REBURIED.

Remains OF John Anston 10 be Taken to
Lynoh's, Md, Tomorrow.
The booy Of John Allston, which was
found near Newport, on September
9th, is TO be disinterred and taken to
Lynch's, Nd, where IL will be re-
buried tomorrow.
When the tody was found II was
not known who the deceased was, and
he was buried rs an unknown, but a
few weeks ago the identity OF the man
was established. Mr. Allstou was
about 20 years old. Death evidently
resulted ifom a gunsnot wound, but
how II was inflicted has not besn as
ceItained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Associated Press Dispatch by sDacial wires

Associated Fress Dlfpatch bF aneciaI WlraA
New York Jan. %. Cotton opened steady
today; January, l1.i5; February. lilo; I;
March, 1875; May, i1.s6; July, 1l.43;
August, il.23, bid October, 1855.
Cotton opened steady, at an advance of
3atO points on tho old crop months and
unchanged on later positions, the advances
being due to higher cables than expected
and continued reports of grade trade in
them. Trading vas not particularly active,
and there did not seeml much aggressive
selling for short account, but the market
acted very nervous and unsettled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
rhllnaeIpnIa MarKal..

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wire.
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 2o.-Wheat. steady.
No red IN export elevator, Sia1lsc. No. !
Northern do, s55sa96lsc No. Northern, do,
9ia9fc.
Corn, steady; No in export elevator l731a
4Sc.
Oats. quiet No white natural. sogs gsas7c; No
white clipped SIC.
in sacks. s20.OOaS2050
Refined sugars. steady; powdered. s4s5aS5oo
coniecuoners. t46oaSi70i granulaied, si. 75as49O
Keystone s4b0asi6a
Butter. steady extra western creamery, 27JSc.s
do nearby prints, SOC.
Eggs, lc lower; nearby fresh, &c atmark; West
orn, fresh. 2ic. at marx.
Live poultry steady; fowls, l21saiSc.; old
roostors, PC; spring chickens, l0ai8l5c.; ducks,
l6al6c geese, lsal5c' turkeys. l5albc
Dressed poultry. firm; fowls, choice, i4C;
do. far 90 good, i3al35ac; old roosters l0c;
nearby roasting chickens. choice i5alGc; do
Western do choice, iiaiac.; do. fair 10 good, i6a
l7c. ducks, lbc; geese l0aiac.
Potatoes, quiet and weak Pa. choice and fancy
per bushel 7Oa75c; n. T. 40. do. per hushel. 6ba
zoe; n. Y. fair to good, per bushel. 55a6Oo.
Flour. steady.
HaV. steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS.

A Number Are Now Catering Goidey
College.
A number Of public school pupils
are nov entering Goldey College to
obtain business education.
During the past four years more
than 70 graduates OF the High School
have taken a business or a shorthand
course az Goldey College.
Young men and women who have
thorough knowledge Of English, short
hand, typewriting. bookkeeping, and
arithmetic, and who write a good
plain business hand, are always sure
Of employment at large salaries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
ENGINES IN COLLISION.

Associated Press Disiate' Toy sneca Wirst
Youngstown, o.. Jan. 20.-Two Lake
Shore engines collidod at Doughton, five
miles north of here. this morning.
Four men were injured, one of them
probably fatally. They are. James Egan,
fireman. seriously injured IN head; Frank
prohst. fireman cuts ON forehead and face;
George Wilson. conductor and William
Conncll. brakeman slightly injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
TWO HORSES KILLED BY TRAIN

They Ran Away In Front Of Locomotive
coiored Driver Hurt.
Special Dispatch 20 Every Evening
Seaiord, Jan. 10 Two horses owned
oy Col. j. }. Ross 81 Son, driven by a
colored goodman, became unmanaqe-
able, this morning, and running in
iront Ct the northhound passenger No.
A, we're instantly killed.
Ihe wagon ~as demolished and the
9riger thrown - ieet de was injured
badly.
lhe horses were considered the
nnest worK animals on Col. Ross'
fam.
The train was delayed several min.
utes by the accide {.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
Chicago GRAM MARKET.

Associated Press Dispatch by sneeial Wires
Chicago. H., Jan. 29.-Lateely increased
world's shipments Of twheRt sent May of to
siis today, the market rallying to s4sS.
noS.ss Mss and and cash interests, eased of 10
free selling of outs sen. May of to
90I<a 80lz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
1MpER1AL CHINESE ooMussION.
oc,s,ed Press Dispstcn by special wires

Associsted Press DISPATCH by special Wires
Washington, Jan. 29.-The members
of the Imperial Chinese Commission, after
spending quiet Sunday started the week
bv paving visit 70 the tomb Of Washing
ton al Mt. Vernon. They were astir
early and left at $50 O'Clock for the navy
ward where thoy boarded the United
states steamship Dolphin. which inn
mediately lett for Mt. Vernon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29
ALLEaEp THIEF ARREsrEp.

Associated Press Disnatches BY special wirsa
Chicago, Ill.,, Jan. De. Kohen, who
claims to be a wealthy Russian cattle
dealer. was arrested IN Chicago Ghetto
Yesterday on a request from the police of
Pittsburg, Pa, where he is accused
of running off with 81 600 worth Of valu-
ables belonging TO Miss Fraddy kohen
and the members Of her family.
Kohen. the cattle dealer, and the other
Kohen family are not related.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-29

NJ more people would make an attempt
N Get rid Of the colds from which they are
suffering. as a result Of this changeable
weather, there would be a decided decrease
In fhe mum Der Of cases of pneumonia. A
far does of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will cure your cold and all danger Of its
hanging on until spring and resulting in
nnenm5nia may be avoided.'