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OPINION ON DEEDS.

Entered for Record November p, 1906.
From a. m. to p. m.
T Brandt and VT to Francis Gay
Albert S Wilcox and VT to Arnt
Joe Luhau and VT to Mrs Joseph
inc Oneha Observation-Disclosures. D
S Decker by affdt of mtgee to Mary
A Burbank ..........F Fore Affdt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Secretary WiggIesWOTth Of Health
Board Informed That Charge
for Collection Has BsHlI
Made at One Apart
melt House.
SOME OTHER IRREGULARITIES
Mr.. Wigglesworth Says Much
Garbage IS Being Carried
Out Of the City by Farm
ers, Contrary 70 Law.

Secretary Wiggleeworth Of the Board
of Health said this morning that COM
plant had been made TO him that at
one apartment house, at least, a gar
baqe collector had refused TO remove
the garbage unless he be paid %
month for doing SO. The collectors
are required 10 take the garbage from
apartment houses, the same as other
houses. 80 he explained land IL it Is
true that one OF the city collectors has
made this demand, IL is likely that
the board will take some action 10 the
matter. 80 He said he was making an
investigation, but as. yet he did not
know whether the party making the
demand WIS a city collector OF a coll
lector from out side the city.
He also said he had been making an
Investigation of the report that people
from outside Of the city are making
collections in the city limits, contrary
to law. and when he secures the in
formation he is after he will present
the matter to the board, with view
TO having it take some action.
He said he was informed yesterday
that two men were seen In the city
collecting garbage with cart lettered
"city garbage cart, who evidently
were not connected with any Of the
contractors, and he believes they came
from the country. tie is looking into
the matter.
"It has also come TO my notice, "
he said, that great deal Of garbage
goes over some of the bridges and IS
dumped on lots there, instead of being
taken to the crematory, as the law re-
ouires. - he said he had not yet placed
/ the esponsibility, but hoped TO do
so. He is of the opinion that after ~
/ is dumped on the lots II is taken 10y
/ farmers to points outside the city
| and fed to pics. He said he had an
! idea that only about 90 per cent OF the
garbage collected goes to the crema-
/ tory. He has heard Of a man from the
country who collects regularly on one
street in the western part of the city.
The mans name has been given TO hin
and be is looking in TO this matter
also. The way this matter came 60 his
notice was rather peculiar. A com
plaint was made that the man had moi
collected the garbage at a certain housl
on the street, the mans name teini
given. The complaintwas turned over {,
the contractor for the district and 10 il
supposed he had the garbage collected
at the house from which the complain
came.
Many other Irregularities have beel
reported and are being Investigated
Mr.. Wigglesworth is hopeful that
alter the bids for collection and re
moval are opened on June 20tn Their
will be a new order Of things and tha
it will be possible to prevent outs ider
getting the garbage, as this de
moraiizss the work and ere ates
nuisance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Sire. all S.g]' Department
IlauguTaiGS a Movement to
Take Water From Low
lands in South
Wilmington.
THE WORK STARTS TOMORROW
Parts Of Present Sewer VIII be
Taken Up, TESTS Will be
Made and IL is Hoped 10
Put 1t to Good Use.

The lowlands in S nth Wilmington
are to be drained, II it Is possible for
the city 20 do so'with the facilities at
its command This announcement was
made this morning by George Rommel,
Jr, the engineer OF the Street and
Sewer Department. after he had had a
conference with Joseph Wigglesworth,
secretary Of the Board Of health. For
several years both departments have
been wrestling with this problem, but
up TO the present time have not accom-
plishei much. The Board OF Health
has renewed its efforts with vigor and
brought the matter again to the
attention of the Street and Sewer De-
partment, which resulted In the above
decision.
Although today was a holiday, Engi-
neer hommel aud Secretary Miggles-
worth felt that this was a matter
which could not be delayed and much
OF the time was spent at the office IN
outlining the plan OF action. After
the conference Mr. kommel told a re-
porter OF Every Evening that he would
put force of men TO work tomorrow
TO take up part of the l5-inch sewer
laid Ia Spruce street from A to II,
with a view to ascertaining its condi-
tion, and Immediately thereafter it is
proposed to make tests al different
points along the line, TO see whether
it is in working condition and can be
gotten in shape Tor the new use tc
which IL is TO be put.
The sewer was laid some time ago "a
carry of the draining from the button
factory in that locality, but 1t has not
been in use for some time, and it Is
| feared that some repairs Will bt
necessary before it can be used. 1t is
/ provided with a pneumatic lift, this
/ being necessary, as some of the low
/ lands are lower than the surface OF tbs
/ Chrlstiana at low water. Mr.. Rommel
/ believes that this liit can be operateC
at cost Of about $40 a month if ar
rangements can be made TO place it in
some manufacturing establishment
there where the city will not be Iu
to expense fer supervision. II this car
be done Mr.. Rommel thinks the prob
lem will be solved 10 certain extent
He believes that all Of the territor.
south of A street and east east O
Buttonwood, which will 60 great wa.
toward improving these sanitary con
dition of that locality and will b
highly appreciated by the people there
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
SOCIAL EVENTS.

A surprise Tarty was given on May
26th by St. Thomas Cadets and eX-
cadets in honor Of j. c. A. Phillips at his
home on Springer street He received
many useful presents. including a gold
watch and fob from his parents. The
guests were John McElwee, Bernard
Mclaughlin, Samuel File, Jr Charles
Brand Harry Blckle, Charles Ellitt,
James Currigan. Charles Cory, Allen
SHAY. W. S. X. Wells. Refreshments
were served. All had a delightful time.
LEROY Grimes of $50 Nandevcr avenue
was surprised on reaching his home
about 8 o'clock last Monday evening
He found the house filled with friends
who had braved the inclementoy OF the
weather for the purpose OF congratulatlng
him on having reached his 2Oth birth
day anniversary. He received very
substantial presents, after which music
singing and games enlivened the even
ing. Refreshments were served. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Grimes
and their sons. Horace and Willie H. T..
Sherwood. Mrs. Birdie NJ. Sherwood and
their daughters, Ruth and Edyth, Mrs.
William Hesselden, Mrs James Rodgers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dougherty, and
/ daughter Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
White. Mr.. and Mrs. William kenton,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Fernandez, Misses
Elsie and lola Burrier, Grace Rodgers
| Lizzie Jones. Lily Tomlinson, Evan VIII
| fong and Miss King Charles Urner,
Alexander Bullen, Gilbert Schultz and
Herbert Kenton
Miss Bertha Lilly Of No. 22O Wood
lawn avenue was rendered a surprise
partv on Monday evening IN honor OF
her birthady anniversary. She was the
recipient Of some pretty presents. lhe
following we're present; Miss Bessie
chapman Miss Lena Ryan, Miss Helen
O'Denald Misses Katie and Sadie Brogan
Miss Theresa Smith. Miss Iara Ratledge
Miss Anna shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
Il, Dickev. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Lilly
/ John Terrell, Ernest J. Otten, Mitchell
Stout. John Cannon, Millard Haynes
Chester Howett, Lilburne and Dude,
Martin and William Lilly
Last Saturday the c Junior Class o
the High school gave an enjoyable PIC
mic TO Penn's Grove, n. j., and enloyee
Penn's Grove shad Those ATTENDING
were: Miss X. Rider, Miss u. H. sayeis
Miss d. Beck. Mrs. Donaldson IN
Nissas Robins Edna kindel, helel
Hartlove Marguerite Jack, Mary hiirzel
Vera Davis Bertha Lynch, Anna SlarEen *
Laura Adams, Ruth Driscol' Halle las
lor. Mabel Buckmaster, Alice fehnessey
Florence Mink.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
cERTIEIcArEs on 1NooRpoRATIoN

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Dover May 30 Certificates Of in
corporation we're filed here, yesterday,
as follows:
Convertible Couch and Chair Co.
Philadelphia, Pa. to manufacture, sell
and deal in convertible beds. &c; capital
stock. 100000
Philadelphia Rapid Washer Co. Phila-
delphia, Pa, 20 manufacture, sell and
deal in washing machines, &c; capital
stock, 100000
Amendment TO the charter of the Dela-
ware Securities Co. Wilmington, Del
increasing its capital stock from 81 900, ,00J
to SS 600 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
aouNp mEAra Eon 90 ARME.
.o.,,,.s pr... ri-setch l'v 6nsolsi wip,a

Associated Pres Dispatch hC Special Wirca
Washington, May 60~-ln all tho
storm raised over tho practices Of some
of the pacllinghouses tho officers OF the
United States Army are resting in
serenity, with full knowledge that every
preoaution has been taken by the Conn
missary Department 20 secure sound
meats for them and for ovory enlisted
man.
That department, under tho direction
Of Commissary-gen Sharpe, has been
periecting a system Of inspection of meats
intended for tho soldiers use that y be-
lieved TO ensure equality Of food at least
equal 10 the best OF that which is shipped
TO Europe with tho brand of the depart
ment Of Agriculture attached TO guaran-
tee its soundncss.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
EARLY SESSION OF COURT.
Several Gases Disposed Of BY Judge Coo
ran This Morning

Several Gases Disposed Of BY Judge ooeh-
ran This Morning.
This morning 5 session OF the Municipal
Court convened at SIS o'clock, instead
OF 9, Judge Cochran having business out
Of the city Only few cases were on the
trial list and therefore the session lasted
only few minutes The cases were as
follows
Richard 7 Davis. charged with larceny
as hailee OF a quantity Of fish, the property
OF Frank Henderson. was held under 5000
bail for the Court of General Sessions.
Paul Cooper colored. charged with
carrying concealed a deadly weapon, was
held under Sl00 bail ior the Court OF
General Sessions
Dennis O'Connor. charged with COM
mitting a breach Of the peace, was held
under $50 bail for a hearing tomorrow
morning.
Edward Elliott, charged with vagrancy
was committed to the workhouse for l(
days
John Rhoades. charged with acting
in disorderly manner on the street, wa
fined IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

Beginning on June 20th, Great
Sachem Mclntire Of the Great Coun-
ell of Delaware, Imp'd o. r. NJ,
will make the following official
visits 10 the tribes in lower Della
ware: Pawnee, Cool Spring; June
2lst, Blaclgfoot Tribe, Millsboro; June
22i, Assawaman Tribe, Ocean View /;
June 23d. Ottawa Tribe, Williams
Vile; July 18th, wissahickon Tribe,
Sslbyville: Nanticoke Tribe, George
town; July 10th, Chippewa Tribe,
Milton; July 2lst, Asketum, Dagsboro.
Official visits to Wilmington tribes
will begin on June 18th, when the
great sacnem will visit Usage Tribe.
June 18th he will visit Manitou Tribe
and on July 29th Wawaset Tribe. The
remainder Of the Wilmington schedule
has not as yet been arranged. In a few
days the tribes Of the State will have
ali turned in their contributions for
the San Francisco sufferers and the
money will be sent 70 Great Incohonee
j. W. Cherry at Chicago.
The second rank was conferred upon
ten candidates by Calanthe Lodge, X.
of p. last evening.
Several candidates will be initiated
on Monday evening by Washingto n
Lodge, X. Of p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
Deaths.

BuNTIN Con Fifth month Goth. At Mansfield
O., Samuel Buhtng. aged l2 years. son oi
Charles A. and Helen G. Bunting
lnterment viii he made on Fifth day morning al
Friends burying grounds, Darby Pa.
GRIFFITH-On Nav S0th. 1906 Rachel D.. mother
Of Charles II Griffith, 10 her Esd year
Relatives and friends oi the family are invited
10 attend the funeral services at the residence OF
her son, Charles H. Griffith Rising sun road
near Henry Clay. on Thursday afternoon. Ma,
8lst, az o'clock. Interment at barratt's Chapel
Friday, without further notice.
ROBINsON-Fifth month 27th day. at Paterson
n. j.. Rachel A. Robinson, formerly Of VII
mington.
TuRNER-ln this city, on May 2sth, 1906 Abigail
Turner, widow Of Merrean Turner, aged 81
years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend thl
funeml services az the residence Of her son-in law
Edward Comfy, No iUl ~. rhirtieth street. of
lnterment on Thursday at Bethel Gloucester Go.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
second EDITION
ESCAPED BY JUMPING
HasIY Departure Of Thieves From
tbe Residence Of Frederick
C. MammHlN
At AN EARLY HOUR TODAY
They Entered lhs House Just Before
Midnight
AND RANSACKED SEVERAL ROOMS
II is Evident That They We're
After Money.
7urwrc N THF olIRBST0NE MARKET
At AN EARLY HOUR TO-DAY
They Entered lhs House Just Before
Midnight
AND RANSACKeD SEVERAL ROOMS
II is Evident That They Were
After Money.
THIEVES IN THE OURBSTONE MARKET

Pv jumping from the second story
w'rdow Of the library at the residence
~ Tv.City Treasurer Frederick G.
N,mmele. 1902 West Eighth street,
iasf nieht at midnight, an intruder
loaned capture He lett behind him
number of valuable pieces OF jewelry,
trnkets and papers, which might have
been converted into cash readily,
Mr. Mammele and his son-in-law,
william Belts, left the dining room
of the house shortly after II o'clock
and proceeded to their respective bed
rooms. They heard CANDY Mammele,
ION Of Mr.. Mammele, enter the house
shortly before midnight, but no other
noises.
been working while they were dozing
and had ia the interim Of half an hour
from the time they left the room
Hohted two gas jets, took of a large
globe. for the purpose of getting a
Clear light to work by, and ransacked
eyerv desk and drawer in two rooms
and on one OF the couches had spread
ont and partially wrapped up a guam
tity OF silver and two gold bracelets
these we're placed in the clothes
belonging to the baby OF Mr. and Mrs.
Belts and prepared for packing.
Am3nQ the articles gathered up for re
moval was an alarm clock and q hand
somely enameled clock, priced by the
oWEer as a gift.
Valuable papers we're picked up and
placed in a pile and 1t is supposed
that the men had contemplated taking
them along TO sort out at their leisure.
Candy Mammele he1rd no noises,
except a thud upon the pavement as be
entered one Of the rooms and found 10
in disorder. His attention had been at
tracted by the unusually bright light
over the transom Of the room, as he
was about to 90 to his own room and
bad the lights been lower the chances
are that The robbers would have gotten
away with the plunder.
Two bracelets and a ring are miss
ing The thieves were evidently after
money judging by the manner in
which they searched every nook and
corner, which showed that they we're
not after the silverware alone.
This is the second time that thieves
have entered the home OF Mr.. Mammele
and 1t Is believed that the operators
are persons who are acquainted with
the premises.
Entrance was effected last night by
prying open a rear window.
Market thieves we're operating along
t-e curb market in King street today
and several boxes were tapped by
thsm. Several farmers, who told Of
their lcsses 10 others, refused to talk
Of them latter.
Frank Chandler Of Toughkennamon
was one OF the heaviest losers. He was
relieved Of a number of eggs,a piece Of
ham, chickens and several pounds oi
butter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
OPENING OF sHELLPor pARK.
The Programme There This Season Wi
be Entirely New.

ru-~--+H+A AAAaAa ANS SEASON Will
be Entirely New
IL was announced this morning that
all OF The improvements at Shellpot Park
had been completed and everything was
m readiness for the formal opening this
afternoon. The theatre is In excellent
shape and fine vaudeville bill is an
nounced for the opening attraction.
lhe same performance will be given
every afternoon and evening this week
and next week there will be an entire
change OF bill
Band concerts will be given every
afternoon and evening during the season
including Sundays, and there will be
special features IN addition, including
Hyrup's moving pictures
Besides the new merry -go-round a
tine new razzle-dazzle has been added
and Is enjoyed very much by the chill.
dren. The buildings in the park have
been improved Alterations have beer
made TO some OF them. giving them d
different appearance, and they hav,
been repainted. The natural beauty o
the park has been improved in different
ways
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
GROUNDED DURING FOG
She Struck a Granite Cone Southwest
Of Lundy Island al an Early
Hour This Morning
HAS BAD HOLE IN HER BOTTOM
Soveraiof Her Compartments
Funo Water.
SHE. I8FIRMLY FIXED ON THE ROCKS
Associated Fros Dlsratohc. by Special wire.

Associated frcas Dispatches oy Special Wires,
Lundy Island, Eng, May so.-The
British battleship Montagu Is ashore At
shutter Point The hnttleship struck
during dense fog and Ia In a bad position.
The Montagu struck on a granite coma
southwest of Lundy Island known aa
shutter Point, at 2t0 o'clock this morn
ing and remains on the rocks. with bad
hole In her bottom in the iorepart of her
starboard side. Several of her COM
partments arc full OF water and the
engineroom, boilerrooms and stock holds
are flooded. Tho battoship lies listed
heavily TO stnrboard, with water above
her torpedo nets and still gaining. She
has lost both propellors and her wireless
apparatus and, besides, has several holes
in her plates.
Tho battleship Duncan and a number
Of tugs and other vessels are on their way
10 Shutter Point from various places 70
assist the Montagu The sea remains
smooth, with a moderate ground swell
and a gentle west to southwest breeze,
but a thick fog prevails.
Tho Montagu was proceeding TO PEN
zance in preparation for the forthcoming
manouvres and apparently missed her
course in fog. She appears to ho
/ firmly fixed on the rocks, and II a storm
springs up her position viii be very
| perilous.
The Montagu Il q twin-screw battle
shin Of 1900 tons and attached 20 the
channel fleet. Hor captain is Thomas
Il. S. Adair, and her commander is
George Il. S. Potch.
London, Eng, May 80s-Thc British
Admiralty has received dispatch con.
irminR the announcement that the bat
tloship Montagu is ashore at Shutter
Point. No details were given, except
that the sea was smooth and that the
crew were In no danger
Dock yard tugs have loft Dcvonpori
20 assist In relocating the warship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
LOST EVERYTHING.
Brother Of Dr. Poulson Suffered as a Re-
suit Of the Earthquake.

Brother Of Dr. Poulson Suffered as a Re-
suit OF the Earthquake.
Mrs Mary Logan of 9l2 West Ninth
street received a letter from her brother,
George Poulson, who lives in San Fran
CISCO telling Of his experience during the
earthquake and FIRE His house was de-
siroyed by fire and everything in the
house was lost Mr.. Poulson is living
10 a tent like thousands Of others in the
unfortunate city
he says it is not so bad in good weather,
but the heavy rains have made it very
hard for those who are camped out. It
was the first time Mrs. Logan has heard
nom her brother for several years. He
also brother Of Rev. Thomas L,
Poulson. D. d.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
RIsH-AMERIoANs.
The Dramatic Club Entertained by the
AsSoriation

The Dramatic Club Entertained by the
Association.
On Monday the Irish-American Asso-
canon gave a reception 10 the Dramatic
quo and ladies. IL opened with an ad-
oIess by President Patrick Mulrooney
tl'er which a handsome diamond locket
itsi Slg chain was presented 10 Miss Leah
ul!bnde Of the Dramatic Club.
me programme was as follows. Duet
g599lllled A Proud Old Rag" Master
nlgh Brainard and Miss Edna Winans;
5enoI solo, "Papa's Own Girl" James
Splonlni recitation and comic song. John
ID1llaln1ard' baritone solo, Dear Old Girl,
Ilalthew Pettigrew; duet, "If I Should,
S SOnh and Leah Gilbride; bass solo, Sidney
S,een. Miss Flora Winans was at the
piano. Asupper was served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.
Monthly Meeting Of the Board at Farm
hurst Today.

Monthly Meeting Of the board az Farn-
hurst Today.
At the monthly meeting Of the Trustees
of the Poor. at Fanhurst today. the re-
port Of Superintendent Blackburn showed
the population OF the County Hospital
TO be as follows. White men. %; white
women. 50; colored men, ~; colored
women, Is; total $50. Deaths during
the month: May Isl. John A. smith. aged
25; May 18th, Frank Brainerd, aged 54i
May 18th, Antonia lombard, aged 25;
81; May 29th, Theodore Purnell. colored
aged 20 years, all Of Wilmington.
The payroll S466l2, was approved
and ordered paid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
AMATEUR ROWING RACES.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
New York, May 30-Ihe first open
amateur rowing races Of tho season in
this vicinity were rowed on the speedy
course. Harlem River, this city, today
Junior double sculls were won by G. b.
Stewart and C. 4. Quinn New York
Athletic Club: H. Hart and n Harten-
stein. Wyanoke Boat Club New York,
annnnd Iimn. GIL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
pRrsIpENr Ar PoRTsMouTn.
Auoolatod Press Di.ralch by sreoIai wires

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Portsmouth, Va, May 30.-Ihe yacht
Mayfiower bearing President Roosevelt
and party from Washington, arrived here
at S.45 o'clock this morning
A national salute was fired as the May
flower passed Fort Monroe and again as
she entered the Norfolk harhor the latter
salute being from the receiving ship at
the Norfolk navy yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
AILEeED EMBEzzLER ARREsTED.
,cl.tea rres. pI.palch br speeIal W..

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wines
Portland, Ore, May 30.-Arthur G.
Reinke, former receiving teller Of khe
Marshall and Illsey National Bank OF
Milwaukee, Wis, was arrested here last
night on a telegraphic warrant charging
him with the embezzlement of Sl4, 900.
Reinke expressed q willingness TO re-
turn to Milwaukee without legal process.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
apEApWoop pIoK' pEAD.
,rlnled - nl.naloh hr ennelal Wlr1.

Associated Proa Dispatch BY Special Wires
Denver, Col, May 3O.-A dispatch
from Cripple Creek says Frank Palmer,
said 10 be the original "Deadwood Dick'
of dime novel fame, died in the county
hospital yesterday Of pneumonia.
According 70 the dispatch, Palmer was
born at Jackson, H., was a nephew Of
former Senator John M. Palmer and
claimed relationship to the late Potter
paifnor of ChinaUD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
s1xTY-FTvE DROWNED.
...o.,.,.d rr.,s ,isna,eh bv spocisl Wires

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Riga, Russia, May 30.-An overloaded
excursion steamer oapslzed off a pier
last evening, drowning 65 persons.
The boat had just started for Dub
beln, a neighboring watering place when
she heeled over and sank. Only 10 OF
the 75 persons on board were saved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
rn Teach IN M ~.

Mr. Edwin Evans, the well-known BARI
tone of Philadelphia, whose recent song
recital under the management OF Miss Miss
Cbnrcbman. in the New-Century Oluo Oluo
6au was such a pronounced success
nr,i1t;callv .',l as well as socially, has been
prevailed upon by some 9l hls 'i,,,, a,,o,,
ton pupils to come to Willssor Wllnlilston I1 i1t5
Tuesday. commencing Sep'emuer l.uooss il''i, as 3
Mr.. Evans. aside from ms success .'. "a -. {
singer has gained considerable repu,sa.'olaI es ..a
as a teacher OF tone produeuohi anu
artistic singing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-30
To Open Clubhouse.

At . o'clock this afternoon the new
clubhouse of the Delaware Canoe Club,
at the Orchard near Eleventh street
bridge, will be opened for the first time
and will remain open for the season.
There will be no celebration and the
opening will be informal.