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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07
La LLUWA TORREN-
ciaI en- vgga-Baja
Sc han sufridO ALI p6rdidas mate
IiaIes.
Dinlaa Garcia Il pasar dal pueblo { d hacienda
Carmen cay6 Iunto con 81 cahalgadura
en- prOfundO pOz0.
(De nuestr0 eoresg0nsaL.

Diciembre 5.-Dssde 81 lunes 4 las 4
de Ia mafiana empez6 una lIuvia torren.
cial que dur6 mas de tres horas & las
once de Ia maiiRna empez6 con tauta fuer-
"a que todo 81 pueblo temfa deggraciaa y
termin6 8 Ia una de Il tarde
a las seis empez6 de unevo duEando
hasta las nueVe de ia noche.
Sc han suftido perdidaa materiales entire
otras que Bepamoa Ia seforita Isabel Mu-
fioz Sanregui ha perdido mas de $50
pueB Ia lluvia penetr6 por el techo hacien-
dole perder mercancfas y quincalla
Nos han informado que 81 Rvdo.
padre Raxach vendra ofciaF 81 sabado,
dia de Il purfsima, para ayudaF nuestro
querido pSrroco en- los ofcioB divinos.
Aver hubiera ocurrido una desgracia,
pueg el Befior DamiSn Garcia al pasar del
pueblo IL hacienda Carmen" estaba IN
pozo de aqua tan profundo que Ia bestia
Sc fu6 y 81 qued6 baio las aguas; pero un
heTmanO que iba junto con 81 le auxili6.
Sin esto hubiera perecido irremisible-
mente.
Aquf Ia grippe y calenturas estdn 4
Ia orden del dia.
Hay familias que estan todos enfeTmos
sin que haya nadie en- pie.
Segdn nos informa el senior Rafael
Rodriguez que iba esta mafiana en- el tren
6 Toa-BaJa, el tTen anduvo cerca de un
kil6metro sobre 81 aqua que cubrfa ID via,
= al regresar eata tarde eBtaba 81 aqua en-
las mismas condicioneE, 10 que demuestra
que Il luvia ha sido muy fuerte en- estos
sitioB y los rios se han salido de madre y
sagdn nos informa el mismo sefioT, las ca
mas estdn un metro baio 81 aqua por 10
que 90 t9men p6rdidas considerableg, pueg
este fruto perder5 en- miel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07

iOJO, QUE INTEREsA!-se desea cOmprar un
Hotel Boarding House, que este situadO
en- un punto centticO de esta capital y que
aClemas tenga una regular clientela. Para
informes diTijirse Pedro Estasen, Oficina
San Juan Light Transit. 30v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07
Declaration da guerra.

Ha sido declarada Ia guerra entire u
gunaB fabricas de materiales dentalegy 81
Dep6sito Dental, San Francisco Sc, debi.
do que los preCios son inferio1es Ga
San Juan, en- materiaIes de igual cali.
dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07

TA.---Por ausentarse su duefIa, se ven-
de en- Santurce, una casa de MADEIRA de
dos pis0s v Tecien construida. InfOTmara
Ell senior Schumacher, oficinss del Ayunta-
miento San Juan Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07

Abanlcos .--Propios para regalo Sc detallan
8 precio de quemaE6n en- la tienda de L.
Solo. Tetuan g.. Des6e cts. $40 Tlno.
TX "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07
POsTRACI0N NERvIOsA

Millares de muieres de todas eda-
des y condolences sucumben y son
victimas de un penoso estado de
postraci6n debido a que tienen afec-
tados los rinones y no 10 saben. Sc
consume la vitalidad, Sc Destroyer
los nervios Y Sc hacen imPosibles el
descanso, sueio y desempeno de los
quehaceres domesticos.
Mucbas pacientes toman medici-
mas para sc Males Peculiages de mu-
ieres " 81 no recibir alivio con-
chyen' per pssdeI q esperanza. Y
desrpes ae :odo, es tan fscii curarse
81 Sc adopta el debido ratamiento!
PrOlongada neglgencia signifca
Dialects 8 Nal de Bright. \
Cuantas mujeres- hay aparente-
mente ssludables que emPiezan por
hallar los quehaceres de Ia casa una
carga demasiado pesada que estan
siempre rendidas, irritables Y abati-
das, y que sufen con fTscuencia
desvanecimientos, dolores de cabeza,
dolor en- Ia esPalda y costados, reu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07

En- esta imprenta De vsnde papal de PEI
ri6dico vieio { $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-07


Sm suendo pero uada
y esperan la indisposic6n sin medcinarse
Mas Los sguen vueve,
grave Los congeondO ana
do 6nHamado Puen ema acdo
mGscuos whales
del Usad medica
Pndo de Foster
reme aa pronamente los cansados d
Los desapaecen de sangre Dolores acaqus nvosdad
Pdoas de Foster para
gentes han tendo OCCASION experimental
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
eoleen Meeting Anniversary.

CapcaiS aid ME-. 7. a Maulsby will
hold reception this evening at the
Nancy Hotel in honor OF the fitch
anniversary other wedding. a large
numbe- OF Invitations We're issued Two
weeks ago AID many friends viii cal.
on the venerable couple .nis evening
Captain AID M-s. Maulsby will receive
thei. guests assisted by their son, Ed
Maulsbo-. OF New Jersey Mrs. Emma
A1aulsby- eacShtsr-in.law. and Mrs. An
ma Mau!sS: Gay, granddaughter
both OF Baltimore. and Mrs Aletha
johnson. Of AsS. Ohio. sister of Cap
tain Nau1shy-
Others who viii assist in entertain
ing are Ms ". 5: Hamilton. Mrs. C. E
Hutchinson. Ma ". A Fisher. Mrs
Minnie Martin. Sifirs. Martha Davis
Mrs. j J. King. Of ClarksburS. Misses
Minnie Craw7o-d. Louise Nichols. Lou
Use Hamilton. EIossie Fleming. Ne.t
Laymaa. Ns1a smith. Lois Crawford
and Frank C-a@ford.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
ADMIT DIVORCED WOMAN
Ohio chureh,s Action Causes Pastor
to Resign

MOUNT VERNON. Ohio. May %.
The question of admitting divorced
woman to the Disciple Church here
caused the pastor. Rev W. A Rorcn.
to resign Sunday and will probabl?
split the church
When the question Of admitting Mrs.
B. NJ Critchfeld to membership came
UP, the official board reported favora-
bly, upon it and the congregation pres
ent at the services sustained the re-
port When the vote was taken Rev.
Rouch arose and resigned. but he pro
ceedeJ with the services
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
Deeds Recorded.

Deed dated May 81. 1906; Ella
Adams and husband to Florence E.
Lesson. parcel of land on Pdcketts
creek. Winfield district: consideration.
$50.
Deed Gated October II. 1904: W. L
Nutter and wife TO s. J. Sturna, parcel
of land in the town of worthington !;
consideration. 1865.
Deed dated August II. 1907; Black.
ley Martin and wife to S. J. Srurm.
parcel of land in the town OF Worth
inSton: consideration. $50
Deed dated May I. 1906: J. w P.
Jarvis ct ux- TO A D. Tenant ct al
lot in Fairview: consideration. Loo
Deed dated March 10. 1906: Andrew
J. Vincent to William ]. Vincent. /.
acres Of land on Long run. Union dis
trict: consideration, 5000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
He OFFERED A BRIDE
To Secretary swisher's Printing Clerk.
J. l. Heixer

CHARLESTON. w. Va. May 22-
Official circles are excited over the at
tempt of a man who gave his name as
J. c. Webb, OF Dun1ow, WAYNE county.
to bride printing clerk: J. L. Heller.
OF the Secretary of States Office to
furnish him list of questions to be
used at the teachers examinations
throughout the State. He offered Heiz-
er 500 and said that he might make
it more Heller refused and reported
the matter at once to his chief Search
was made for the briber. but he could
not be found. having got frightened
and left the city. The name he gave
was fictitious.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
- Waise- Bsoydston M sieSeE

=
sazWaiserB osdston Jesse 4
son. Mss Lenone Brahm ands3Irs.
CharIes: Randall; 49, 49,
Surprise Anniversary Entertainments
Mr. and Mrs TJ DeeSan were CIV
EN- pleasant surprise party last er-
enins at their home on Maple avenue
The enterrainment. which was in hoe
or of the 2eth anniversary OF their
marriage. was arranged by their
daughter. Miss Frances Oeesan. and
was complete surprise to them A
large number Of guests were enter
eaine1 and dainty refreshments were
served
Those: present Were Mr.. AMI Mrs
j s. Griffith. NJ. AMI Mrs John P.
Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. Swiser. Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Anett. Mrs. J. ]. Halter
and little daughter, Fanas Mrs. Eila
Watkins. Mrs. l. n. Reese, Mrs. c. o.
Reed and little son. Bea1tord. Fessrs-
Walter wrick. George Stevens and
Ed F. FaneI Miss Fannie was as
sisted in serving the refreshments by
Misses Goldie swtser. Mary Hite and
Ruth Reese
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
oNIcsuaeIas
Gets Forty Year Sentence Hard
Eabor-Faintee When He Heard
Courts Verdict -

NEW YORK. May 2e-PracrcaIls
a Life sentence for burglary was Mo-
posed by Judge Crane In Brooklyn upon
William s. Metelsli. The so-called Ma-
sonic burglar who was ordered -to
serve forty years al hard labor in
Sing Sing prison 2Ietelsh and his
wife both tainted in court when SEN
tenee was pronounced, and be injured
himself in falling aIetelsA is the sen
OF a Brooklyn business man and was
called The Masonic burglar by return
ing some property he was in the ac,
OF stealing from member Of the Ma
sons. He confessed chat he had en-
ployed himself at burglary every night
for three months He is twen,S-sevcn
years old
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
Notice 10 cen.rae.ers

Office Of the City Engineer IN the ci.5
OF Fairmont until oiclock:p M on the
18th day Of May. 1906. for constructing
sewers IN the streets In different parts
Of the city.
For Information. plans and proales
call at the city engineers Office.
S A SHUTTLEswoRTH.
Engineer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
HAILsToNEs LIKE BASE BALLS
They Break Through Roofs and XII
Cattle.

FRANKLIN. Neb.. May 22.-It hail
ed yesterday for As minutes. hailstones
as large as base balls crashing through
roofs. killing stock smashing windows
and destroying crops.
This was followed by a rainstorrn
lasting more than an hour. during
which nearly five inches of water fell
Railroad tracks were washed out IN
many places Telephone and 1ele
graph systems are Frustrated
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
a Pleasant Outing.

a delightful outing was enjoyed by
a number OF young ladies last evening
They went TO point On the car line
where they paTook of a bountiful sup
per and spent The early evening enjoy
ing rural SPOTS. In the party were
Misses Jennie Fisher, Margaret Ice
Edna Neaea-. MiIdren Pickett, Ann.
Ford SaIlie Martin. Ora Hood, Cora
Wheeler and Betty Ice
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
FIpuc,ARY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the ac.
counts Of the following named fducia-
ries are before me for settlement. VIZ:
1. Lucinda c. Spears, guardian of
II c. Spears. Glenn A. Spears ari
Lily D. Hess. infants.
.. Joseph HuSus. guardian of Annie
R Price. an infant.
3. Joseph Husus, guardian of Jessie
B. Price, an infant
4. Joseph Husus, guardian Of Geor-
gle G. Price. an infant.
) William L BouShner. administra-
tor of Minnie NJ. Fast. deceased
g. Lemuel H Hess, administrator
of Lucinda c. Spears. deceased
= a. L McFeters. administrator OF
Coverdale Williams. deceased
s. Robert T. Cunningham. admins
traitor of William S. Stevenson. de-
ceased.
.. Bridget A. Mcdonnell. admins.
tratrix OF John W. Mcdonnell. de-
ceased.
Given under my hand. as one of the
Commissioners of Accounts OF tle
County Court of Marion county, West
Virginia. on the 2ed day OF May. 1905
JOHN L. LEHMAN,
May 2e-June 5 Commissioner.
Eureka!
The best ice cream at Hall & HAIRS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
win A..ene pauline Entertainment.

4 number u box parties will at
tend the entertainment at the Swisher
theater Tuesday evening. given foe
the benefit OF me civic club. Among
the parties are The following
Prof and Mrs. ]. h Cox and par
T.. Prof and Si-s. z. c. Neil and par
". Mrs F. l. Emory and party. May
or Hatfield and patty. Mrs. J. n. Reed
and party Ms ). y. Deahl and party
Mrs W c. Myers, Mrs G. P. Grims-
ley and parry. the executive commit
tee OF the civic club aIorsantown
Chronicle
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
a Hay Ride.

a crowS q popular young men o.
the city gave an enjoyable hay ride
last evening 70 a number OF their girl
friends The party went to FARMING
ton and aIs lunch, returning here at
a late hour a The crowd were Misses
Maud Bogsess, Nary Clayton. Mauda
Ffanldnoe--y. Tiaifred Murphy, Mel
lie Watson Zsna Deveny, Stella Wise
Messrs- Charley Toothman. Carl Mil
Ter. Russell I,nsan. Mike Barry. Franye
Watson Charley Holt and George
Steel. Ms "a }. Deveny and Mrs
Murphy chaperoned the young
people
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
Birthday Social Postponed.

The birthday social 10 have-beer
given by The Ladies' aid Society OF tn :
Lutheran Mission this evening has
been postponed III Thursday evening
May 9th
All are most cordially invited o
come AID spend social evening WITH
them in willard Hall
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
AZ Kings Daughters. convention.

The following Fairmont people are
registered among the delegates in
Wheeling to attend the international
Kings Daughters Convention: Mrs
Laura jackson, Mrs Fred Helnaick
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
r L.S.,si,::i;. k.iItss aIMsHF

aNzs hiemberxof Pror.inentsN West Nsrs
gina Family.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-22
SOCIETY

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-27
$500 Cash.

Highlands heIthiest desirable section of
growing will be located the
Albany
here The Highlands in the
Highlands
history half million DOL
Get in the ground floor
and this sale
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-12-27
Terms of Sale
$500 Balance $1,000 Per Month per Per

in
So at 9 o and n 70
Windsor Hotel grounds.
after
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16

A call has been issued for meeting
of the presidents of all OF the com
panies in the Wilmington Fire Depart
ment, to be held at the Irish meIican
Hall, on French street above Sixth,
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clooz, for the
purpose Of considering matters pertain
ing to the election Of officers of the
department., which takes place IN May.
Tue call was issued at the instance
of some Of the anti-combine companies,
but it includes combine az we'll as
anti-oombine, ana, while the combine
has held aloOf from the anti-combine
IN election matters for some time, it
was intimated today that there is a
probability that some of the combine
presidents--and probably all Of them
will be at the meeting.
So far as can be learned, the only
proposition that is likely to come
before the meeting is one to have
convention TO be participated in by all
of the companies, for a further con-
sideration of the same subject, and it
would be up &c the convention TO say
what it would do in regard to the
matter.
Ii is proposed, judging from the
meHgre information obtainable, to
make the suggestion that each COM
pany president present go to his COM
pany with the proposition that a
convention be held and have the COM
panies act thereon, and, If favoTably,
appoint delegates.
The idea is understood TO be to
harmonic differences in the depart
ment with respect to the election Of
officers. 10 all other matters, it is
believed, absolute harmony prevails,
but there has been friction over the
election for some time, several of the
companies having formed a compact
to control all OF the Offices.
Years ago the plan outlined abov3
was followed. IL was then customary
/ for ell of the companies to 60 into
convention prior to the election and
make the nom nations at that cOnven-
/ tion, and generally the nominees were
the unanimous choicei and, that being
the case, a nomination was equivalent
20 an election. There have been no
conventions for several years, the result
of the contention ovsr the election.
Three officers are elected by the de-
partmeut every two years, chief and
two assistants, who come from different
companies. At present the nomina-
tions are made by companies. A com
pact is formed by representatives OF
certain companies, agreeing to a GER
tain appointment for a stipulated
period OF years; then the companies
make their nominations ana all Of
the companies in the compact vote for
these nominees. There are now l.
companies in the department. Sever
are In the combine, four are known as
the nti-combine ana one has not de
clared itself.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16
MEETING OF PRESBYTERy

DissoIutions Of the Pastoral relations at
Eastlake Church.
A special meeting Of the fresby terry
of New Castle was held in Central
Presbyterian Church yesterday after
noon Tor the purpose Of considering
the application Of Rev. Boudinot SeeleJ
for a dissolution OF his pastoral rela-
tions with Eastlake Presbyterian
Church and other matters.
The application was granted re-
luctautly by presbY terry and Mr.. Seeley
was commended for the goOd work he
has done in Wilmington. lie has the
good wishes of presby terry for his
success in other fields. lie has
accepted q call to the Wakefield Pres
byterian Church, at Germantown, Pa.
The application of William Penn
Shockley Of Dover as candidate ioi
the pastorate could not be acted upon
because Mr.. Shookley was not at the
meeting. It will be taken up at a
later meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16
BELIEVES IN ADVERTISING.
I Has Been No Small Factor In Real
Estate Brokers Success.

I Has Been No Small Factor In Real
Estate Brokers Success.
Thomas F. McEvilly, real estate, mort
|rge and insurance broker, reports that
tl real estate market is very brisk. He
rFniy made the following sales: No.
South Clayton street, nine building lots
IN Stroud street, five lots on Brown
street, store property No. 1900 Walnut
street, No. ll20 Conrad street. No. 10Y
smih Adams street, No APO North
rankin street, house and lot No 1906
vest Second street, No. 1927 West Sec
li street, 40. 1905 West Third street.
" MeEvilly reports several sales under
'iY. He expects to close a deal in Chey-
nhe Wyo. and Southern California.
Dr. NcEvilly being a member of the
yHinl Association of Real Estate, Col
ELTON and Loan Brokers, is in close
hleh with over 1000 members organ
l'i 10 nearly every State of the United
>nle' and several foreign countries, en-
.o-ng him to sell or buy property in the
'lled States OF elsewhere. a feature
q ms great success in business is that
NJ AeEyilly has always been a believer
newspaper advertising and much Of
q success has been due TO the persist.
li and iudicious manner in which he has
yea the newspapers TO advertise hi.
slness. In this way he can talk To
-.l'anda Of people he otherwise would
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16

The baby needs more than
affection in its infancy. Its whole
body is constantly undergoing
changes which must be fed, to
give it the necessary power to
fully develop and supply it with
immediate needs. DR.. Miller's
Anodyne produces fat, which
supports the bones and gives a
rich, pure blood to the constantly
taxed nerves, insuring rest for
the mother and child. All drug
stores. Prices, 10 and Is cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16
GIVE HER A CHANCE.


va dame nature has a sure way Of curing
". people By food If the kind she wants
h'elpuea the body and the person doesn't
Islefiere with drugs.
MI ~ plescrioes such things as fresh air
y, s.sil'nilne' exercise and right food as
y principal agencies.
he,. u Nuls IL natural food, prepared
e., HlpiesoTe grains, with no drugs nor
lsirr"5 ingredients OF processes, and Is
Altl from the factory in such pre-
m s niness that the weakest stomach
4, really assimilate II.
yss,. 0llo woman who suffered for twelve
ra.,. from nervous prostration, night
a. an im perfect circulation, insomnia,
% bssi.II nov Gape-Nuts food restored her
. pseis ''u ana happiness In less than twelve
ios ,pss- 90 reduced in strength with un-
+. bsirid5a-.ig, without vitality OF ambition,
. M 'aituaen ana unable to even Wait ~, NV,
4 fms ..1 ! ielt obliged to doctor an the
+ bn as.4iLlng one prescription after another.
: nv e'lg no permanent benefit from
4 lfla vILnnetllnes | would feel better for a
nfdio,nal but soon the effects OF the
& hpe b-o. would pass away and ! would
81 10 my former condition.
ncel,5,,i ag az my mothers solicitation l
q sut ioc5 u quit medicines and try Grape
NNNNa
lavvI sg not work a miracle at once. but
s. % a6d I ~ surely day by day, IL built Inc
& q, up i 1e,len gihened me. soon began Ia
Q see nv r',eii ~ 70 work lite, then to qet out
Sleep I'M o. trends, gaining meanwhile in
lte 10 lesr a., lasL by the end of June. ! was
dupe- Nu,s .- Jetiie Tor a visit, taking my
lllaf few viz WIN me, be sure, returning
E lhsaibvv weeks, completely restored win
NJ, THAI interest In my domestic dufiea.
nml -eaFen, the Strength TO perform
Ell
Hind sI.o y . soi and that I am stronger in
& hiellsetnoIH,.i.u quicker and more vigorous
sgis food w Is due to the use Of Crane.
sisH gwen by Postum Co., Battle Greek,
% Road 70 WslIviI nea g 4, the little book,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16

ri. Union Republican First District
.rmittee-the city commlttee-will
g o M opening gun of the campaign, at its
ply ss.nsrters tomorrow night, when, in
l s 'ua.toI9bilitv plans will be mapped out
" .ol'rse 10 be followed. 1t is thought
III tbat ]. Edward Addicks will be
. ~ and if be is he will probably make
!. si3ress. stating his position in the
natter and giving such encouragement as
b can.
..,o3 10 be 10 perfect the organization, so
N have It To complete shape for cam
,.;gn work for while it is early to do much
.oi,ical work it is not regarded as too early
a falk matters over and get in shape for
work
nate what is likely to be done. II any
,sancies are found TO exist they will prob
XIV he filed. and il seems likely that all
IN vacancies will be filled only by the
,nnoiniment of people who are known to
IN accord with the feelings Of the COM
mttee.
nNNHIIIIN n MNNNAAAA- "kAN NAANNHH was AAA
snrmted by sumo OF the members Of the
committee So far at il applied to the State
|fommittee. but whether any definite
,rion viii be taken at this meeting on this
Inc remains TO be seem IL is known that
fere IS petition asking one of the State
nmmitteemen to resign, but whether any
nore are contemplated is not known.
While members of the committee viii
not discuss the subject, it is said that the
ommttee is not expected to run counter
d he views of Mr. Addicks in matters
uhse there is a difference Of opinion be-
iresn Mr. Addicks and other factors in the
nry. In other words. the committee Is
eyed to be loyal to Mr. Addicls and
tsn Is every indication that it will con-
Il tr-a 70 be so.
nstime is not far distant when the sew
nures will hold conventions. and It /.
hkay that at tomorrow nights meeting
cone aion viii be taken looking toward
3 Urrention of the Union Republican
pHy although it is likely to be some time
eor O convention call is issued by the
siaie committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16
Water Board Meeting.

President Ford and Commissioner Shaw
N NE Water Department, yesterday
-finoon, refused TO consider the agree
1 rs1l between the Wilmington & Great
l.Hey Turnpike Co. and the city rela-
W. ", % The laying of water pipes on Con-
~s turnpike until the whole board was
resent The weekly payroll of sl,7s9.52
@ approved and ordered paid. The bal
.le IN bank is 9.739l9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16

The Christian Endeavor Society Of
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will
conduct a special song service an
testimony meeting at the homewaIu
Bound Mission, Fifth and Nainu,
streets, at 7.30 O'Clock tonight; Al
are invited to take part, especially al
young people. +. Rsindale Is the
fofiicer in charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-16
Meeting Of Company Presidents
10 be Held Tomorrow Night
At lRlSH-ANERICAN HALL
To Consider the Matter of a
Firemen's Convention.
IN REGARD TO THE ELECTION
Combine and Anti-Combine
Companies Included.

The Idea Is to Have Each President sub
init TO His Company Whatever PROPOSE
ton D. Made az The Meeting, and the
Companies WIN be Requested 20 Act
Thereon.