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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.


 GaIveston--Steady. 1O%c; net receipts 26, k7S; gross receipts 25.47S: sales SS7; stock lkea226: shipment to continent 1,OSe; coast laViae 3.793.
 uBBs1 gross receipts 15,ss1; sales s,bO0; stock 2S4,ss9; shipments e Great Britain Rs 6oO; to France 2s; to continent 19.2o0
 MobiIe-Firm, 1o&c: net receipts 529; sross receipts 52s: sales 2,0O0: stock 56yO7O; i8hlpments coastwise 140
 savannah-Firm. 1O%c: net receipts l2,- B3B; gross receipts 12,535i sales 3.246j stock l17R,O6I shipments to continent l0,OoSi
 charIeston--steady. 10%c; pet. receipts u342; kross receipts 1.342: stock 15,476i shipments coastwise o74.
 Wilmington-Firn, 10Ac; net receipts B. bOD, gross receipts 8, 909; stock 26,2bS.
 Norfolk-Firm, 1o%c; net receipts 5,924 Eross receipts 5,924; sales l.145; stock 52,' 5bR; shipments coastwise 3.219.
 Baltimore-Nominal 1lAci gross receipts
 New York-Quiet. 1tc net receipts s1o gross receipts 12.o55; sales l3.eooi stoel dSi,4s2t shipments to continent T.Si6
 Boston--Quiet, lie; net receipts l,3l5 gross receipts S,13Si shipments to Grea
 Phiiadelphia-Quiet. II. 25: net receipts
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 Savannah, Dec. 5.--(special l--Spirfts of turpentine in the week which closed yester- day developed no very decided tendency the market throughout the six days being was carried on uninterruptediy with a slight gain over the total of the preceding week.
 The market opened on Wednesday, No- vember 2Sth firm at two prices ranging from sex to s6l5e and on the day follow oing shifted to the inside which with the exception of one day was maintained dur ing the remaining five days closing yester- day firm at 66kc, despite the fact that the market at the opening Tuesday had deyel- oped a loss of kc. As shown however, the loss was but temporary and the session was closed with prices showing practically un- changed from those of the preceding period.
 December ushered in duietly and though the S. P. Shotter and Patterson- Downing interests were absorbed by the American Naval Stores Company and ceased to exist individual concerns at that time. the change caused little. If any comment.
 The receipts yesterday were s66 casks. total of 165.2S4 casks for the season. Compared with those to same date last sea- son the shortage for tie current year is nearly eleven thousand casks.
 The exports yesterday were $50 casks. week 3.s57: month 1.6S6; season 153.62S. The foreign shipments were $50 casks sales for week 3,457, and stock on hand 1329S Resins in general trend moved slowly up- for the week resulted The current quota tions were: Waterwhite ST; window glass s6.75; N SC. 25; M $5. 50s K $5. 10; S4.5O; s4.10Gs4. IS; G ss 0sS.e2A; S'so @s4. 00; S3. 50; D S3 90: CBA S5.9e.
 statistics. follows:
 Receipts yesterday 2.2sB: week 4,o1T; month 7,o67; season 4ss.99%
 Exports xestsEday. 7eS week i5sT; moHth ,tn for week 14.7ii. Stock on hand 74.sie. IA ". CROVATT.
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MARKET FOR COTTON
wAs QUIET WITH NAkho" 1KAr-A FLUCTUATIONS.
w.. steady at Unchanged frace 0pemlnG Oas XVf,Irh Was Considceea to Better Thaa Justified by

New York. Dec s--The cotton ,nnara- maanse ,,vas quiet today with fluctnationss sss,mstsd at
 vesy So Goo Saies and prices closed steady s' oi @st decline of one point to an a"'@
 S@p Tns Opening was steady at ,c n1cnShhsieSS MhieS .,rices to an advance of three ,San aue on was cohsle ohiso and during che early session Io. prices worked higher on buSisS SHse' private esti- nSyins .ss Q, eoton Einned to pscsmSer, as on aary touched lo2s and and Iassn tse covsrias oi ssr,ps tssss shorts and little Ws W.sa seof of buying there seemed to ,s. pc later he sased off ss seasteriDE liquidation with srsangg gust xne Afternoon almost at r"orEsd off un.-
 Receipts at the ports today otS aS ao1 fast ess,ns ssr For the week ssO.ooo aEainst s,s ssr: ssS last week and 29I.s2O last yesS, ss, bales se~atpss at New Orleans t2.aoA IT , SsstS., 09O last year and at Houston II" ssss hsIss' against .2O3 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

MONTGOMERY CUHktHNE &GOEA1AONes
 (CoFrected Daily.I
 These prices are at wholesale and not to 70 stSrcSIcorn s@lOe; Standard goods. pearl .4Ac; gloss lump axe; nicael pack ~eSi eRSiiess@Extra fancy sRc; Bead aebS; SrOE- sn saIteIiJsEpoOi stoi JsPsa sS si; virsshia soc.
 VinsEar-bsr gallon tt8s2c
 costse-GEeen ,s9Enm5sSnn yh g gioca; ga PsiEne nU 'cssaInidies-sstsk Gan se, fancy co lee:.. ...
 CrackefE--xKK Soda shei AAA "ingsr 'l'sSr 'ssSSrrdin1Ses--Amsrican Inc mustard ts.soi k- Oit Grits|Per siP bbi ts. 50; per aack q ;sS.
 MeaI-esc; pearl 7eci beerlssa I1mc.
 Lard--Leaf lOke; compound sAci basss iaAsins=pOys iss; ether, ss,. i4HgIse H.s n.,.s. .1 EiSrrnnsl' fancy patent a ss. so halt pasns sstsS Grain and Hay-Bran s1.2o; shorts sl.so 9SSgn SSIts Shgps sse wRits % clipped sss T timothy Si Johnson gross esc; rust proof oats sac; S9ss cotton SsS Seed Seed Meai--ssT. .OO.
 Wooi-clean 25c; burry wool 1Snc; Wash- sdE Es%ssSsO%saS@san %SOs sooisan @2sHo.
 Grapes---2 ID. baskets 2o@22Ae; 8 ID.
 Fruit and Produce-Potatoes soc bu; enlon soc bu. Western cabbage. bbl. crates sf.SOQsl. 75; fancy Baldwin ss. 50 Dbl; No: bbii apple and white wine vinegar 1sc gal: fancy full cream cheese. daisies 16c; fancy 1 si. 50; fancy s4 .oO box, Evsporated apples. 10. cartoon, Hc per lb.i Florida oranges. assorted sizes s2.s5 per box Brazil ngss. 1 large 15c per h.. medium 14hc per lh.: Enslish walnuts 1SM Me per lb; Soft shen almonds 15c per lb.s Pecans later on; heavy weight eoeoanuts s4.OO per sack; Fresh si6 o6 per CT bBI cranpsTfiss s. % per bsx: TWO Grown raislns s1.e5 per box; Thtee Grown falsins $1.75 per box: fancy seeeed raislns 45 lb. boxes, 1s oz. to the paelEosfss los ss. S6 per box Pfunes 25 ID. boxes bVs-to INe,, per b, 26 ID; boxes so-7O TAG per Ie G | 25 ib. boxes T0-SD sac per lb; stanoafa | boxes 25 ID. evaporated peaches l2hc ID,i ! standard boxes 2s ID. peetorine peaches 1gs l per ib.; Canadian Rutabaga turnips N' per sack; navy beans this years crop t2.ss
 Hides@pry Hints iSAe; dry saltsd l7Ae; | G9ieEensSs liens 4Os5Yci frvers S5SS's; MoiassesS Georgia cane barret ssc usr gallon; cases. Kallons sS per case; mapls syrup. Los CAblns gallons s1t; h gallons ST. 50; quarts S4.25 per doG. Sugaf-Granplated Mcl ?. Ys C. bAc' Country Buttsf--1Be.
 SEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New orleans. Dec 6.-suEar market uh- changed
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nna in4nlnnion IailIn Tvvo.

wilkes Barre, Pa. Dec. 6.--In an ex- plosloh Of gas In the Baltimore mine or the Parrish Coal Comp9ny today two men were killed and five others ln- jured. 4 resculng party Is still search Ing the workings for possible other victims, The dead: Jacob Nofski, miner: Jossbh Perretto, mine laborer. some of the injured miners mag die. The searching party came across three men in the wbrkinks and brought them to the surface. They were not badly injured All the men who were in the mine when the explosion occurred have now been accounted for,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRopUCE.

a. CAACAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
 Chieago, Dec, 6.-1mproved demand for cash wheat and an increase In fiour shib- wheat market. May ~whs4t elo5ed < Q Sc ashfT Higher Corn waa fna qsts ,1,s
 The purchase of wheat for milling pur- poses at the principal grain ceiiters was of even more urgent character today than yesterday and prices were strong The demand is said to be caused by increased sales of flour The fear of decreased re- ceipts because of a severe blizzard in the Northwest stimulated the buying of cash grain.
 A report from Kansas City stated that zero weather Is predicted In that section to- dition of fall sown whAaG much anxiety is felt concerning the growing crop. Reports were also received Of larger shipments of flour from New York and the market gain Throughout the day shorts and commission houses were active bidders for both Decem- bsr and May Qtsferinss s came z, largely frCGn with prices close to the highest point.
 May opened 4 bc to hc higher at 7s% to s7sc. advanced to 79Ac and closed at 1918 e hc.
 Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 2g6. .000 bushels. Primary receipts were S31 900 bushels against 726, 000 for the cor responding day one year ago. Minneapolis, buiuth and Chicago reported receipts of 546 cars against holiday last week and 494 cars a yeaf ago
 Trading in the corn pit was qulet and the receipts and unfavofable weather Tor the movement of the crop. The close was steady. May opened unchanged at 43%e. sold between 43 Q Bc and 4S 9 c, and clos ed at 49%e -f.
 Local receipts were i1g cars with one of contract grade.
 and sentiment was bullsh because Of small local receipts and liberal shibmSnts. Cash interests and commission houses were the
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orincipal buyers while the selling was man ,n iv by longs May opened a shade 70 %o F s5iES Io and closed at 354s Q %c. Local
 The feature of trading in provisions Mas S,as os 1hs confintied small receipts of live ness et Western packing centers. keeeipss os os hogs today were 2s.00o snort or IlosS ss,,ail smnnIv caused an active demand by shorts ana focal packers, and as offerings a,s wers light, prices rose briskly May DOT SPs sSins- sd i5 cents Higher at $s.s5. Ribs openae9 at ss. 10 to ss.t2M. sold up to $SAsO@
 s,52M, ana closed at Ss' 70. wheat % cars: corn 2i5 earsi oats 147 cars; hogs 26,0eO head .
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rntnslnr AFnnn.ne..f

Houston--ouiet, 1e 1t-1ec; net receipts 17.01s; gross receipts 17.0zs; shipments 1s,- 942 sales s.100: stock S5.712.
 Augusta-Steady. He: net receipts 2,221; gross receipts 2,195: shipments 2,S36; sales l,7t3: stock 60, 93s
 Memphls-steady. 10 5-1sc; net receipts 4,75S; gross receipts 5.936; shipments 4,001; sales 5000; stock 125.69o.
 St. Louis--Steady lie; net receipts 250; gross receipts 1,761; shipments 2,000; sales 44O: stock 16.s4e
 Cincinnati-Net receipts FPS; gross re- cefpts 79S; shipments eS0: stock 10,sN.
 Total today--Net receipts 26000; gross receipts 27,1sS; shipments 2S.45s; sales 1O.258: stock 2sS.025
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to Great Britain 42s
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports. net e7.093; ship ments to Great Britain eS.7oT;,tb France 26; to continent 27,Ii0; stock l.s31,bss.
 Consolidated at all poftH net SIS, ,05S: ship ments to Great Britain i01. 00Ss to France PLIES; to continent 10s.473; to Japan e,esk
 Total since Sept. ]. At all ports. net 4.s5s,- eos; shipments to Great Britain 1.3s0, ,1S4; to France ssla0S7; to continent 1.2s5.os7; 10 Japan 47.les.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
Nrw YORK COTTON FUfUREs.
New York, Dec. e.-Cetton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today closed fRII
NEW ORIEANR CoTTOle.

New Orleans Dec. g.--Spot cotton closed sateadv. Xc lower; rniddlinE< 10s4 C. Sales on lfhe spot were 2,2O0 baless and $500 bales iSo arrive.
 Futures opened steady, unchanged to five hpoints lower on disappointing cables. After fThe openinE the market rose il to 15 points lon bullish estimates Of teh forthcomms gov however, caused prices to recede and the lrlose was quiek nine to ten points under
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vWvv yoRK tpRODUCE.

-NeVv York. Dec 6.-Cotton seed oil easy prime crude fob. mills BOG; do. y&loW Ss Coffee, spot Rio quiet; No. ' invoice 7hc; mild steady. s,., F fl soo. centrifugal 9e-test 3Bc; molasses sugar 2%e q: refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
Npyv vnRtk DRy GOODs.

New York. Dec 6.-The dry soods market today was active fer greasy goods for con yerters and printers. Brown sheetings and drills were firmer. Plaids were firmeT with an advancing tendency in staple lines, Mems wear goods were more active. Fleeced hosiery for 1907 was held freely
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
r,,r 1,rrAt. MARKETs.

l New York Dec. 6.-Iron advanceu os abroad: standard foundry 62s Cd: Cleveland
 warrants 63s 1sd Locally unchanged; No | i foundry northern s25: 25 $26 25; No. | dn sg4. 75 S27. .T5; No. 1 foundry southern
 s95 sO9 s27 50; No. ? do. $25 50q $27 50.
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KANSAS CTTy HIVE sTorK
hAANssfAo NAA FAVE CAONAs Kansas City. Dec 6.--CattIe, receip {. 900. Market steady and active.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET,

New York Dec. g.-Coffee futures opened steady at an advance of five points to decline of five points the loss bel he decline of five points tne loss being on the near positions which were influenced by low CT European cables. while later months vera supported by some further covering and bullish valorization reports. Smaller re- ceipts at interior Brazilian points helped to hold the market after the opening. but the early gains were not maintained and the market closed steady. net unchanged to five points lower. Sales 47250 bags, including:
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"---Risahk. faiifng.
RIVER FORECAST.
 (For Next Two Ilava.l ]
WEATHER CoNpITIoNs AND GENERAL

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL.
 FORECAST
 The storm central In eastern Nebraska Wednesday morning has moved eastward rapidly and its center ts now iu the Lake region. It's influence extends oyer all the territory to the east of the Mississippi rver, ntdeh resulting weather is cloudy and warm. Moderately heavy rains have fail- sn fin the Lake region and the Ohio and Tennessee valleys: elsewhere the rainfall was light and scattered To the west of the Mississippi river the pfsssute is rising rapdly and the temperature failing very de- eidedly. The lowest tramometeY .s was F degrees below zero at Hayre. Monta- na Tonight and Friday will be fair ir Alabama. the temperature will fall and Q reading of 40 degrees may be expected In Montgomery Friday morning.
 Ternperatufe and precipitation reports from selected Southern stations, for the 2f hours ending at A. m.
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estimate is generally being regarded for the purpose of dfscoanting the impression a. bul- fish bureau estimate of twelve and a quarS ter million or less is liable to cause on the public. Truly yours,
 HAYwA5D. WICK & CLARK.
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE

st Louis, Dec. 6.--Flour steady,
 Whiskey steady S1.33.
 Pork lower: jobhing SIS %. Lard steady; prime steam S6 Tgts. - Dry salt meats steady boxed extra shorts ka 95: clear ribs $9: short clears Sg, 80. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts 9loi clear ribs 60. .75; short clears S1o.2g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
MEMPHIS COTTON OII

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New Orleans. Dec 6.--Cotton seed oil prime 37c; crude 30c.
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ST. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

St. Louis, Dec. b.-IHe Dt' N07'" oE markets today ranged as follows; Dec. T3& asked: range 7sh to 7s%. May Ts6h asked; range " % 10 's@' July 76%; range 7sh to 76h' Dec. 4c&; range 4OM to 40%. . May 42@ M bid; range 4lb to 42@ "' July 42% bid.
 Dec S3n bid: range sSh to S9A. May 35Gh bid: range S5 to 50 e 'A.
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Charleston. Dec. s.--TurDentine and rosin

Wilmington. Dec. s.-spirits turpentine firm 65kc; receipts 68 casks.
 Rosin nothing doing; receipts 6B. Tar firm S2 35i receipts 164.
 Crude tufpehtine firm S3.85. 34. 50 and $4. 50; receipts 12S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
NAVAL STORES REVIEW.

Memphis. Dec' s.-Cotton seed oil; prim crude nominal; choice meal $25. %; choic cake s24. %.
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET. n,ar..,
Nrwxy ORPHAN COTTON FUTURES.

New Orleans, Dec. s.-cotton futures on 4he New Orleans Cotton Exchange tooaS ,eIosad ouiet Quotations ranged as ioi-
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cvNfuNNATT PRODUCF,

CYncinnatI, Dec. 6,-FIour Qulet Wheat higher 76677c. Q Corn higher 42 oats steady y35h@3sc' Rye steady T09T2 1hc Provisions firm.
 Whislkey firm SIPS
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TREAsuRY nAI.ANcEs.

WashinGton, Dec. 6.-TOday's treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show:
 Available cash balance .... ... tR2S2, Ss2, slI Gold coin and bullion e. .... lOe, 436e3O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-07
E F. Johnstone & Co. Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen
 Props. Hufterc warshsasa cstton Bought Aay Point in AIabsma sorsos and ouscnrnsn Solicited Lowest nsursnse best cde
rnE wRArmER.

Daily Local Weather Report aad River Bulletin. United States Department of AgrbuHIiture. Weather Bureau. Local Obsershtion (Ceatrai Ttmel 1 MontEor1erY. Dee 6. i909.
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NEW oRLEANs SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans. nee. S.--spot cotton closea .eady. Sales $500 balesi receipts lS'sSA'
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NAVAL sToREs

Savannah. Dec, 6.--Turpentine firm se hc: Ssiso Tosin SoSi receipts S4O; shipments 100 shipments sos; stock 74.7os, / Quote ABc ss. so9 8. s5, D S3. s5@S3. ss; D s3s5m $4.10GS4.15; E s4.40 K s5.l5; M ss 50: N ss. 25i VIC ss.75; wv s7.00.
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T--tndicates trace precipitetion.-
 MONTROSE W. HAYES, Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
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salaa foE daY s7s.aOO bhaFes
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCK LIST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26

A negro giving his name as Clarence
HartshOrn, was arrested early this morn
ing by Officer Crozior and Davidson. ON
suspicion of being the person who has
committed several small robberies in this
city recently He was arrested ON
description furnished by Patrolman Hut
ton. who claims that he saw negro re-
6emblng the suspect. coming from a
rear yard of a house In the western part
oi the city carly one morning last week
On that occasion Officer Hutton gave
chase TO the negro. but the latter was the
faster Of the two and escaped, but not
until after he had been knocked down
by O milSmnn, who was told boy the
officer to stop him When the milkman
saw the negro running and heard the
policeman shouting he jumped out Of his
wagon and struck the negro n hard blow,
knocking him down, but in am instant
the negro WIS upon his feet and running
faster than before.
The officer chased tho negro for several
squares, but the latter dartcd up an
alley and escaped. The officer tclephoned
a good description of the man to the polio
station and in a short time every officer
on duty was notified to he on the look
out for the supposed burglar
Early this morning. while Officers
Croner and Davidson were walking along
Front street they saw Hartshorn and AS
he answered the description of the one
Officer Hutton chased. they placed him
under arrest. He WIS taken TO the police
station and a charge of larceny was
placed against him.
He was arraigned before Judge Coch.
ran In the Municipal Court and held
under $500 bail for a further hearing on
Thursday morning.
In the meantime Officer Hutton and
some other people who have seen negroe.
acting in a suspicious manner around
their promises will be asked 20 look at
the prisoner to see II they can identify
him.
At the time the residence of @. z. NJ
Rumiord in Fourteenth street, neal
Clayton, was robbed, about o'clock last
Friday morning, a negro was seen leaving
the premises and negroes have been seen
proWling around I'M other parts of the city
Harishon is a stranger in Wilmington.
According TO the police, nc says lac ho.
longs in Cecil county, Md. He claims
TO know nothing about tho rohbenes and
says the police have the wrong man.
Early this morning a report reached
police headquarters that burglars had
broken into the grocery store OF +. T.
Turner, at Seventh and Market streets
Sergeant George Lyons. accompanied by
Patrolman Harry Taylor Michael Nc
/ Gilion, and Robert Serson, after awaken.
ing the proprietor at bis home, No. S2i
West street, and procuring the keys OF
the store, made an examination. but mo
trace of the supposed burglars wa.
found. L. Il. Tucker and Delawar,
Thomas. who were seated opposite th,
store. heard noise like bolts being
slipped and notified the police station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
VERDICT FOR HOWELL.
In His Appeal Case Against Richard T..
Cam in the Superior Court

In His Appeal Case Against Richard T.
Cam in the Superior Court
The case Of Alfred P Howell vs.. Rich
ard T. Cam occupied the entire afternoon
in the Superior Court yesterday. II was
an appeal case from Magistrate Jones
court at st. Georges. where Mr. Cam got
judgment for SlllS3. He claimed this
amount was owed him for goods pur-
chased from him.
Mr.. Cam was Represented byJ. Pearce
Cam and Walter J. Willis represented
Mr.. Howell The defence was that the
bin had already been paid The jury,
after being out for an hour, returned
a verdict for Howell.
This being the last case on the regular
list the petit jury was discharged from
any further attendance at this term.
Chief Justice Lore and Judge Pennewill
Yesterday afternoon signed the uncon-
tested liquor license applications. There
are several contested cases.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
Facts

An ounce of fact is better than a pound
of assertion. One little fact which we
Keep harping on at all times about James
NJ. Byan's Floor Paint is that It cements
up the cracks in the floor, preventing
entrance of insects. A small but im-
portant fact. Floors are necessarily
washed frequently. This paint will harden
almost TO stone under the influence OF
water by reason of the cement In the
paint. A very important facts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
School Vacation.

The summer vacation OF the public
schools Of the city viii begin ON Thurs
dsv. Under the rules of the Board of
Public Education the day of the High
School commencement is the official
closing day of the schools. The school
houses will be repaired and renovated
during the vacation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
Hnnd Pnnctnred by steel.

Paul Kehnast, a machinist in the em-
plov of the p, b. d w. railroad, ran a
piece Of steel into the back Of his hand
while he was engaged in fitting up a loco
motive frame yesterday. He was taken
TO the emergency hospital, where he re-
ceived treatment. after which he was sent
to his home. 3l6 Sixth avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
This Well be The Defence Of Harry
Kendall ThaW, Who MUT-
deTed Stanford White.
TRAGEDY IN ROOF GARDEN
Madison Square Garden, New
York City, Was the Scene
Of tho Murder.
CRIME COMMITTED LAST NIGHT.
During a Performances OF
"Mamzelle Champagne"

lhaw Was Taken 10 a Police Court and
Arraigned This Morning, charged Win
the Murder OF Whito-fte Was Rcmanded
90 the Coroner and Was Promptly Ro-
nrraigned Before That OmciaI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
To Block the City.

The Republican First District Com
mittee held "a meeting last evening and
arranged for the blocking of the city Tor
campaign purposes lhe committeeman
received the block books.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
c. f. RUDOLPH.
MARKET AND FOURTH sTs.
THE GRAND ARMY.
Department Commander Lunt Maxi
nmrfa1 Ufcife

Department Commander Lunt Making
Official Visits.
Department Commander Ira Lunt OF
the G. A. r. and his official staff are visit
ing the different posts of the G.. A. r..
this week in and near Wilmington.
Tonight they will visit Post No. l.
Thursday night, No ,; Wednesday night,
No. %: Saturday night, No. of New
Castle On Monday night, July ID, he
win visit Post 4. and on Thursday night,
July 18th, post l3.
Every member Of Post No 2 IS re-
qucsted to be ON hand to receive the
department commander
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
Suspected Of Being the Thief
Who Has Been Committing
Petty RObbeTieS
IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF CITY
He Was Taken Into Custody by
Two Policemen Early
This Morning,
BEING HELD FOR IDENTIFICATION
To be Arraigned In City Court
on Thursday.

Clarence Hartshorn, Answering Closely
tho Description of the Man Wanted,
ficked up on Front Street by ratroimcn
CroEicr ana Davidson-uoid iu $500
Bail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Washington, June 26.-Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow;
light northeast TO east wind.