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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-14
Meets Old Friends
Personals

personals
w. F. Mills, a silk importer of New
York, is at the Hayward.
H. e. Harmon, a wealthy lumber
man of Portland, Ore, is at the Hollen-
beck.
H. E. Britton of Hotel del Monte, Del
Monte, California, is at the Westmin-
ster.
Ed Miner of Livingston & Co., whole
sale merchants of San Francisco, is at
the Hayward.
eral freight claim agent of the South
ern Pacific, is at the Hayward.
DIR. and Mrs. w. C. Bailey of San
Jose are at the Hollenbeck. DR.. Bailey
is a prominent physician in the north
ern city.
P. o. Saunders of the CITY of Mex
leo is at the Hollenbeck. Mr.. Saun-
ders is connected with Wells, Fargo &
Co. in Mexico.
William p. Albrecht of Philadelphia,
head of a large wholesale grocery
firm of that city, and Mrs. Albrecht
are at the Angelus.
Theodore Rothchild, the skating rink
man O., San Francisco is at the Hay
ward. Mr.. Rothchild is contemplating
starting a rink in Los Angeles.
M. p. Brasch, F. S. Howard and
Wesley Marvin of the passenger de-
partment of the Southern Pacific at
San Francisco are at the Hayward.
Judge L. B. Root of Needles, who has
recently been reelected to the bench,
is receiving congratulations from a
host of Los Angeles friends. He is at
the Hollenbeck.
A. j. Brander, a prominent New
Yorker who has been passing the sum-
mer at Coronado, is at the Hayward
for the winter season and will not re-
turn to New York until the spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-14
FORMER BELL HOP RETURNS
TO TIP oLD-TlME FRIENDS

To work in a hotel as hall boy and
later return to the same hostelry a
guest with money enough to tip all the
hall boys and bell hops in Los An
geles is the experience which Harry S.
Huff is enjoying.
Four years ago Harry Huff was a
hall boy at the Hollenbeck and since
that time he has been in San Fran
cisco.
The death of the late Simon Seymour,
proprietor of the Russ house, left a
large estate, which is now being admin
istered by Mrs. Seymour. Harry Huff,
her nephew, has a generous share.
He has properties of much value in
San Francisco as well as elsewhere in
the state and now he devotes his time
to looking after his business affairs.
He has many old friends at the Hol-
lenbeck and to the new boys these point
him out with pride.
"You see that man over there?"
heard one say. "Well, 1 used to know
him when he was a hall boy. 1 guess
that isn't going some! He's got lots
of money now and he does not mind
spending it, either
"He had rich uncle who left him
money and heican live on easy street"
Meets Old Friends 3
| A. NJ Ruiz and John H, Mitchell of
the Hollenbeclx were exchanging remin-
liscences, in the hotel corridor yester-
day. Mr.. Ruiz, who is native of San
ia Barbara, a son of one of the good
old Spanish families and now public ad-
ministrator of the beautiful town, and
Mr. Mitchell were friends many years
ago, and they told marvellous tales of
the times when they staged over the
mountains to San Francisco or
"hugged" the beach. on horseback go
ing to Ventura.
Whenever the two come together, as
| they do when Mr.. Ruiz comes down to
| Los Angeles on official business, it is
always "Do you remember"---
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-14

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
nNIsrERs ANp MARRIAGES.

Editor Every Evening: For one, 7 am
grateful TO you for your several articles
of late relative TO the unenviable notoriety
that the ministers of Wilmington have
already gainedi n the matter OF marrying
strange parties, many of whom are in
eligible for marriage, either in the States
from which they come, or by reason of the
customs and laws of the religious bodies Ia
which they profess TO belong. I could give
yoii number of instances of such deplor-
able action which have come under my
own observation
You are quite right in urging that the
purication of Nilmingtons reputation
ina this respect is very largely in the hands
OF the ministers, and in urging them to
be more careful and thorough in their
examination of all strangers, whether
from within or without our city. They
should by no means take il for granted
that everything is right, and that what
such parties say is true.
Almost in every instance when the man
and the woman come 20 us from other than
Delaware homes, there is something
wrong about them, and IL the truth were
known they are ineligible for marriage.
Only recently l was asked to marry
such "a man and woman, the man wishing
me 90 break the plain civil law in the case.
and afterwards suggesting the perpetra-
ton Of a lie ON the part of magistrate.
And yet these two people within an hour
found a minister who was willing TO be-
lieve an that they said and marry them.
when they themselves had TO confess 10
me that thcy were ineligible to marry in
the State from which they were fugitives.
and to which they intended Immediately
TO return
There is hardly anything too severe
TO say against the careless and reckless
manner in which this solemn matter is
treated by some of those TO whom the
community has a right 20 look for light
and leading
IL is in no Pharisaical spirit that I
would plead with all whom / can reach
for a more consistent course In this vital
respect. Leighton Coleman
Bishopstead. April 2lst, 1906
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
For the New s.n Fronolsoo.


Already San Francisco is beginning 70
arise from the depths Of desolation into
which she was plunged By the dreadful
visitation OF earthquake and FIRE. The
people have begun 20 recover from their
horror and have set their faces in the
direction Of rehabilitation. The impera-
tive necessities of food and shelter are
being provided for. The water system is
being rc-established Plans for rebuild
ing are under consideration The authori-
ties, civil and military, have established
an effective administration The dead
are being buried or crematcd and the
living are being cared for in a manner
that relieves the distress Of actual physical
suffering Fortunately, the casualty list
does not threaten 10 be as large as was
feared and it is not believed that the total
Of deaths will reach 500
But San Francisco will need the helping
hand Of the rest Of the country for some
time 20 come, and the charitable must CON
tinue TO give literally Of money and sup
plies. particularly the former. In this
section Of the country, at least, money
will be by far the more acceptable, on
account Of the time involved in sending
supplies across the continent. Still, no
supplies need be withheld for this reason,
as there viii no doubt be need for all that
may be sent.
In the work Of relief Wilmington Is
nobly doing her share. Our people are
pouring ont money, and total Of $4,000
may be in hand before tonight
The Delaware Branch Of the Red Cross
is also doing effective work, in a system
attic manner, by sending the contributions
Of money where they will be applied
directly to practical relief service, and by
arranging 20 send clothing and supplies.
Contributions Of the latter are now being
called for and their packing and ship
ment will be attended 10 by a Red Cross
committee That the response to the
appeal for these supplies will be liberal
Is not 10 be doubted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

the Senate. Mr.. Bailey is a lawyer and
respecter of courts, so that. he was
presently led to explain that he did not
intend. by the words which he used in
the heat of debate, to cast any aspersion
upon the judiciary But others are not
so careful. There is a notion abroad
that il would be Just as well to put
things to a vote hastily, and make the
pottering judges keep their hands of.
To such a deplorable tendency the Presi-
dent unguarded language will give en-
couragement. If he gets his rate bill
through as he wants it, and if then
the courts were to reverse a decision
of the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion, on the ground that it took property
without just compensation, he would
be quite capable of another outburst
like that he INDUCED in against Judge
Humphrey why, this he would
exclaim, 'is not at all what I intended.
and the courts have made a farce Of the
intention of Congress" II is obvious
that, on such terms, the independence
and inviolability of the Judiciary would
soon be broken down, and that the
framework of our government would
be altered out of all recognition. The
authors of the Constitution surely never
contemplated such a lecturing Of the
judges by the President; but, then, it is
probable that Hamilton and Madison
would say that they never foressw Roose-
welt at all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

The princesse skirt unquestionably is
a pronounced favorite of the hour and
Is exceedingly graceful and charming
made after the style illustrated. IN
this instance the material is embroid-
cred fiouncing and the fulness Is ar
ranged IN tiny tucks, but the skirt is
80 designed that it can be utilized
either for bordered OF for plain nateri-
al, while # preferred shirrings can be
substituted for the tucks. The flounc-
ing of white batiste makes an exceed.
lngly dainty skirt to be worn with a
full blouse of either plain or embroid-
cred material, but the season shows n
great variety of bordered stnffs. ali Of
which are effective so treated, whether
the edges be scalloped or plain, while
again each portion can be cut from
plain material il desirable and trim
ming of any sort used 10 finish the
lower edges.
The skirt is made in three portions
each one being tucked or shirred. then
Joined one to the other. There is a fit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

tation. At any rate, he tempered tho
effect of tho Presidents iIl-tempered and
mauiiestly improper ouibur-t by "a splon-
did tribute 20 the integrity Of our courts
and the very important place thoy held
in the administration of our government.
As for the President, Dis attitude may be
expressed by these lines from Kipling.
lie shall break these judges il they cross
bis word;
He shall Hde above the law, calling on the
lord
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

disappointment is evidently the por-
ton Of the Middletown Transcript, organ
Of the "Court House Ring" at the out
come of the Regular Republican State
Central Committee meeting at Dover on
Thursday, The Transcript is with the
"Rmg' in the cry TO "unite the party. q"
regardless of principle, and also. regard
less of what may follow so long as the
Ring holds on TO the county offices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

In the course of his message 10 Congress
in 1902 President Roosevelt expressed
the opinion that "groat fortunes have
been accumulated, and yet in the aggre-
gate these fortunes are small indeed when
compared with the wealth of the people
as a whole" Now he fears the effect of
fortunes "unduly swollen" Havo they
become "unduly swollen since 1902, or
has the President simply changed his
opinion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
"MIGHT HAZE"
Edith N. Thomas.

have lived my life. and face the end
But that other life / might have led.
Where lay the road, aud who was its friend ;
And what was the goal, when the years
were fed ?
Where lay the road Did I miss the turnP
The friend unknown Our greetings un.
said
And the goal unsought ? Shall never learn
What was that life might have led
AZ The springs last look, for one dear day
FROM skits autumnal on earth may bend.
So lures me that other liie-but, nayf
] have lived my life. and face the end.
-lfrnrf laf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
our soandal of MarrIarea.


il is with great pleasure that we give
room, elsewhere IN this issue. to a letter
from Bishop Coleman Of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of Delaware, in rela-
tion 20 tho careless, even reckless, manner
in which some ministers Of the gospel in
this city and State perform marriage
ceremonies, regardless of whether the
parties applying to them are legally or
morally qualified for entering upon the
married state. Every man and woman
in Delaware every minister in particular,
should read this admirable letter.
We deem It proper TO state, in this con-
nection, that the comments which Every
Evening has seen it 10 make about this
matter are not directed 20 the ministry
Of the State in general, but only to those
who have, by their conduct, made them
selves deserving Of censure. There are
ministers who are as careful in the matter
Of performing marriage ceremonies as are
physicians In tho treatment of the most
serious attacks Of illness; there are others
who give no heed TO any but the bare
legal requirements, and, indeed, some
who are indifferent even TO this extent.
Those whom the "shoe fits" mayIrealizc
that they are the ones alluded to, while
those who have a conscience and recog-
nize duty in the performance Of the
marriage ceremony viii know that Their
skirts are clear, and that they arc not in.
cluded in the adverse criticism.
We are glad that the discussion of the
question has attracted the attention OF
the clergy That good will come Of It i.
not to be doubted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
ais0ELLARIOUs nlo0RA
~ FRANcIsoo ILL EuNp.

Make contributions for the relief Of the
sufferers IN San Francisco. Any bank. trust
company. savings institution or newspaper
a. Wilmington is authorized 70 accept and
receipt for contribution What is needed
Tor San Fraaeiseo is quick action, and
Subscriptions now will be more to them
than ten times the amount later. Do
what you can for the relief Of the sufferers.
Relief Fund COMMITTEES.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
nhema1lsm Makes Lie nilser,l,e.

A hnppy home is the most valuable pos
session that is within the reach of man
kind, bun sou cannot enjoy its comforts n
you are suffering from rheumatism. Aou
nrow aside business cans when you enter
your home and you can b. relieved from
those rh umatic pains also by appiyinq
Chamherlain's Pain Balm. One appiicq
uon val give you relief and iis continued
use for short time viii bring about a
permanent cure. For sale by y. b. Dan
forth, druggist, Second and Market streets. .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

ted foundation girdle over which the
upper portion is arranged and which
serves to keep the fulness in place.
If the princesse effect is not becoming
or not desirable the skirt can be utiliz-
ed with a belt, being cut off on indica-
ted lines.
The quantity Of material required
for the medium size is l216 yards of
embroidery % inches deep 70 make as
Illustrated; OF II yards of material 2l,
y yards n or 555 yards "A inches wide
II plain material is used.
The pattern 1923 is cut in sizes for
Y, "A, 26, % and 30 inch waist
measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

Boss Addicks refuses to be "eliminated0
from the Republican politics of Della
ware, even at the desire Of President
Roosevelt. but the people can olnni-
nate him at the next election. and can
elect a Legislature which win mot even
consider bis name in connection with the
tRo senaioTships.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
Tho churoh and corrup,lon,


Briefly, but in manner that made
every word count, the Right Reverend
John }. Monaghan, Bishop Of the Catholic
Diocese of Wilmington, expressed him
self TO a reporter of Every Evening. on
Saturday, on the grave evil Of election
bribery and corruption in Delaware. To
the Anti-Bnbey League ho gave his un-
qualified Endorsement. 81 hopep he
said, "that this united effort of our hest
citizens will build up such a moral senti-
ment against bribery as to completely
eilace this stain from the State"
These words are full of encouragement
for the good cause, and their expression
at this time is most appropriate. Speak
ing for large and influential body Of our
people, the sound admonitions of Bishop
Monaghan will al zeal like great army
OF reiniorcoments TO the cause Of electoral
reform in this state. They assure 10 the
Anti-Bnbery League the support and
sympathy Of another Of the leading church
organizations Of the State IN is noble
work Of making our elections record the
will of the majority, fairly and honestly
expressed
While it is not surprising that the
church Of Delaware should array itself
on the side Of deccncy and honesty a.
elections, II is none the less encouraging
to have such open expressions Of sym
pathy and Endorsement as have come
from the great bodies OF the church since
the organization of the Anti-Bnberv
League. That the campaign Of this or
ganization will be completely successful
there is not the slightest doubt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

What are the credentials of Glenn's Sui.
phur Soap? Firztly, It is endorsed by medi.
cal men as a disinfectant, deodorizer, and
remedy for local diseases of the skin,
Secondly, it is an admirable article for toilet
use. Thirdly. it is inexpensive.
Reautiiy without risk with Hills Instan-
t7neOus Hair Dve.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

The Red Cross organization in the
United States is proving a valuable and
effective agency in the work of admin
istering practical and iudicious relief
to stricken San Francisco.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
NnrIrE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Admin.
netion were In due form OF law granted unto
the undersigned, on the fth dhv OF April
a. L, leuo, and that all persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased must present
me same, duly aitesied. 20 the said Aominisirs-
ulA on Qr before the ith day 81 ArrLIA "a
ievi. or abide the Act of Assem- bly, In such case
haue ana provided. MAhA a. HrlK
Administrator
Address William 4 lyman, Esa., Attornsv.at.
Law, Wilmington, Delaware. srrs.sT.tts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
Reaister's Orders.
h OFFICE OF IHE REGISTER OF WILLS

h OFFICE OF IHR REGISTER OF WILLS
New Castle County, Del, April ith, 1903
Upon the application OF Mary e. Nous, Ad.
minisliAulN Of bcurg r. houk, late OF Chns.
ianu hundred, In said county, deceased. 1t IA
ordered ana directed by the Register OF Wills
that the Administrative Aforesaid give notice
OF granting OF Letters OF Adminisfra-
uon npon the estate of the deceased. with
the date Of granting thereof bv caus-
Ing advertisements 20 be posted within fortv
DAYS irum the date OF such letters I'm siT OF me
lost lnnhe places ot The county Of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
iht esiaic % present the sane or abide By an ACT
OF Assembly IN such case made and provided.
anu Al,o cause the same 20 he inserted within
the same period in the Every Evening. a ne,vs-
paper published IN Wilmington, Del. and 10 he
continued therein three weeks (e o a. L
Given under the hand and seal Of Oflce
OF the Register Of Wills aforesaid. A. VIII
II minetou, In New Castle county Aforesaid
the day and year above written
FREDERICK X BACH, Register Of Wills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

From the manner IN which the Union
Republicans are rallying 20 the support
OF Addicks, they must he of the opinion
that "the old man. has money enough
10 finance one more campaign at least.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

Il is said that about $4,000 men are
now employed in the construction Of the
Panama Canal The daily efforts of this
large army of toilers should make de
oided impression upon the great work
before long.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

There is an alarming increase Of typhoid
fever cases in Philadelphia. This con-
dition is due to the impure condition of
the city's water supply, resulting from a
lack Of filtration. Had the machine
which so long misruled the city provided
proper filtration systems, this epidemic
OF typhoid fever would have been avefted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

It is said that the fire loss at San Fran
cisco will reach S35OOO0,OOO on
which the insurance will be about SI75,-
100000 Thus the actual loss of about
Sl75,0O0'o00 will be sustained by the
sufferers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
Whnt MnIHn 80

lt is understood that Senator Alice
broke CD with Addicks for the purpose
oi pleasing President Roosevelt. who had
found the political putridity of the gas
mum too much for the Presidential stom-
och, in order that the President might
hestow the Federal patronage Of this State
upon the Senator, and thereby help in
restoring Republican unity with Addioks
eliminated. And Il is understood that
the consideration of the bargain was that
in return for his mess of Federal patron
age Senator Alice was 10 bring the warning
factions of the Republican party together
IN harmonious working order
Well, Senator Alice has signally failed
IN carrying out his part of the compact.
Tie has kept up the pretence Of breaking
with Addicks, but he has not harmonized
the Republican factions. The President,
on the other hand, made his part of the
bargain good without the slightest at
tempt at reservation, assigning some Of
the choicest productions Of Addicks Re
punlicaniam 10 good Federal positions
upon the Recommendation Of Senator
Alice.
Now that the factions are apparently
as vide apart as ever, what excuse will
Senator Alice offer 10 the President for
his failure to keep the compact What
will he say about Republican division,
wider than before where he promised
harmony and cooperation in return for
Federal patronage
Really, the sayings and doings of the
next interview between President Roose-
welt and Senator Alice would printed in
detail, make very interesting reading.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

As insolentiy as ever Boss Addicks in
sists that he is to be considered in all over
lures of Republican harmony, and that
the chief consideration of a union of the
Republican factions is his election TO the
United States Senate. It remains to be
seen whether all the Republicans of Della
ware will accept harmony at the price Of
Senatorship for Addicks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

In the face Of such calamity as has
beiallen San Francisco, il seems like a
mockery for the governor of California
to be issuing proclamations of legal "holi-
days which he has done twice, the
second proclamation making legal holi-
days Of today and tomorrow. But they
have a serious purpose-that of affording
the banks and financial institutions and
their patrons relief from all obligations
for a brief period, until they can over
come some Of the terrible conditions that
exist and settle down into some kind Of
shape for the resumption of business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23
nETA1lEp ExpENpIruREs.

Sixth Levy Court district, New Castle
.ounty. for the year ended June 30th,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

Silver Suds does not scratch. Sold bv
druggists and grocers.%
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-23

w.J. MARTIN, Mgr.
All kinds Of Pigeons and Rabbits war