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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Ghriitian Ginf.

IS itarb plbbli6 ant 2, September 1906
Gbriiiun 1inf. ~9elicbter 9atte bon barbara
Sinf, I'M Ilier bon 63 Sabren, Sic 9eerois
bon %icitcr letten sSpbnunn, Nr. ll24. s%lntboHDs
Sirnhe. aus nab 9onraoi's Stirb1oi itatt.
(25D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

Der ruiiiidcn Groblepae beiiirnorten,
ous Giifgrnt it1rfen.
@eaen Den Serrorismils un0 oic
EcpolutipnGrc madt Stolppin erer-
oiid) Sront. Tcrbrcdbcn muB uno
ioa I'M ieocn FrciS Gin Gnbe &C.
mnd)t lpcrOcn. Cen Hcattiondrcll
uuO ser Soicnmorillu miro ouf Der
anoercn Scitc fur5 uno biiiioig er.
flGrt, OuB bic begonnenen &eformen
iucocr cingcItcllt, nod aufgeid)oben
lucrocn fonncr. Son oieicm Yro.
gron1m Der Nc9ierung, baS ~alerbing5
gcgcn Die Hepolittion1re. mie geger
Die Geoftion0rc 5u pertbeibigcn lit,
erblidt man in Glib!ano Den 9eginn
bcIierer 3eiten.
Gle &oblcn fir Ole Sernitmos, bic
III letter 3eit in piclen @ollpernc-
mentS itattgcfunbcn, babcn Gin iiir sic
Hcgierung giinitigeres Geiultot &c.
bobt, oils ma crlpartcte, ilno lpcnn
man bonn MltSfdu bieler Moblcn arf
Die fommcnoc 9umopobl ihliebe1
oorf, miro Die nGhite Sllma Elm .ipe=
niger rooifolcs Bib 5eiger, ais oic
critic, iuclfe beim9ei6idt uoroen lit.
CAB StolDpin Den &ulnpf nit oen
llntltilr5lern nit Gncrgie uuigenom.
men bat, 5cigen Die Maiienpcrboftun.
gen, Die Dielcn @cridifunoen ollf 40
m%liniitrotipem @ege nob Sibiricil,
Die 5oblrei6en SooesurtbciIc. 9ob CT
ben aompf nod energiider ST fiibren
9e0cltt, 9ebt aus bcnt ebcn erlolIcnen
llfoS ocs G5nrcn berpor, Der Die GSelo.
&ricgs9eridte in Dem groBtcn SbeiI
NuBlono'S mitoriiirt. 0lr1 bieic
ariegSgcridte ion ben Weutereien,
Den bemoifncten IuiitdnocnL Der ter
roriItii6cn utO onard)iitild)en gro.
pogonbn Elm Gnoc gcn1odt lueroen.
gngciidts Der 3uitdnOe IN Yolcn, Den
Office. Eropin5en i'm &outoilts ioll
flir5cr Ero5eb gemaht mcrbcn. Wci.
tcrbin lit OoS giigenmerf Stolppin's
gull5 beionoers olf bie2oiung Der rlli-
lild)cn Igrnrfra9c geridtct. BUR 3cit
perbnltcn lid Die 9oucrn 5ienllid
rlibig, bo tic nit Den grntesIrbeitcn
beidGitigt iinb. Wan befiirdtetc oil.
gcrncine 9oucrnaufitGnoe nod) 9cen-
bigling bieicr Irbeiten, uno benen
modtc Der Miniiter iopicl ols ntoglih
Oorbeugcn.
Stolppin bat ein idipereS Stiid
glr6cit Dor lid; er bat ober einen per-
trollencrlpedcnocn Infong .genodt,
g%elilnocre mo geor0nete 3u.it1noe 1T
&uBlanb berbei5ufiibrcn. Sb er oieic
Mieienaufgnbc miro pollenoen fon-
men? Gr beiibt bas Gertroien bcS
G5oren, miro nber bon Den &caftios
nGren monden &niippel 5rpiiden Die
SlBe geiporte1 betplllrleit. Ste Tor
bern idon ictt ieinen Giidtritt. Gle
llnperlobnliden lpcrOen ibr geitcS
pcrlllden, i'm aus Dem Wege 81 rdit-
men, ebe er iein 3iel erreid)t bat.
Smmcrbin pcrOient ouS beitinlmtc
rnb flare Yrogromm Stolppin's, felt
unb cnergiid Die SrOnung micocr
ber5uitel(cn, Inerfennung. Die DC
gierltng periiigt, ipenn lie ibr Yro.
grnmm ontiinoigt. mobl aud ~iibcr
Mad)t uno ollsrcifenbc Wtittel, bos
3iel ST erreiden. IS lit audi 3eit,
boB oos 2cben IN 9iubIanb wicoer IN
geiebm1Bigc 9abnen fonlmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Bic Gleaoms Der Tiaur elmer Tra,t

ibr gctra1cten 9prfst ab. TicS 1T c&, maS
Jrauen bbdit ar3icPeno unS bepuubcrt rtant.
&icle Shmer5en itno dii. ene9ef9nirte biIIiae
hcbinoert.. Nas rysa,e Grriet" tit oas efnsiac
Gnrfet ant ncm Mnr;t, ipelbcs freies Mtben,
boIrn g~citattet. ryenoe Gurict" Harlsrs, ar.
2O01, Nsrs.9harirSss afaRe. (SebrlS,f0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

SuetsVcbauoc y
| ttf1ur c, Den 8. september.
ecparate oeriiessIte Mnssbote an ben BOARD
OF N!uaroe," per glOretie Stdot:Neaiitrator. ges
ridiet, mcrben bonn Staotsteaiitrator bis ann
Wiftwpd. ben 10. scptrntbcr 1906. II tibr
Wurmittags, in ieinem Bilreai I'M Jiatbbau5
cntaeget penonIruen fir Die 9iioelliriillg, ben
Vun Der Uoiic mo Der 9tanblteine lno 9flas
lterung nit Uitrifi5irten Sie9elilelncll,. Ispbaits
WIbdcii, Niinliibic ooer Sbcetsa5p9uIt oer
9Siutnatons9oenlie BON bet 5reocrid'Jtpao
bis 3ur 9SilieiIsss lpciiue, iiio
pofnbarSsSirabe, bon Der 0arrifprs2ane bis
3ur GatberinesStrnBc.
Spe8ifitationen NIB sfngebot.S orinltlarc tpers
ben aut gcrlanaeit bon bieicnl gireuu %gelie1erf,
100 Die 9ldne uuo Yrofile beiicbtigt peroeil forls
rier,. Ser ,Npuro OF glparos" behalf ib paS
Ne1t Dor. irgeno iuelfe. lino que Iilgebofe gu
pcrtpcrfen. Gin be9luubigter Shed IN oer 8obe
oeS in ben spe6itiiatiSneI anaeaeeenen Seira ira,
baltimore, muB ieoem sltaebpi ~beigcfigt ieiR.
Z. NrtBnr 0tfbam,
I~rliibel1t Der StrdtensS urdb6rii GomiHifi1r
Gugcu j. Hubgerc,
Neftdiigt:
e. Gfa1 SimnunS,
Yrdlioent Der Goniraftsycboroe.
(Sept6 7 10 If Is, ti,t5,1I,1S)
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Gbriltian ItQer,

2eihenbeitattcr nnb Ginbaliamirer,
Turbpet.Gde 5effcriun.etr. II. W'ontfurb'ape.
3iueig: 9tr. 1924, 9isblanb.Auc., StBblauotuiun.
Wt1biae Brcife.
6. & y. 'Bbpne yBoIfe 2200.
(Suli20,12 Wite)
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GirdlidDe Mnseigen.
Yeriammlnngs.Mnsci9en.
.,eiaht.s trnken err.

-y2i8bt.S traRcn syur. nno SaMpercin."
Die idbrlife S~erinmnlung uno geamtens
lpabI finoet AMI Tunletitas, ben IS. Septeni-
Der 1906. slbens s ubr. i'm Sereins.9ofnle
0enrn 2heppdd1,
(25f,6) Sefretdr.
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sc, ben 90. gisuit 1906.
Gepnraie teriieaeltc slnaeboic, an belt Sparo
Of ~stiparos." per sloreNe Siaot.Jte9iitrator, ges
ribtct, ,uerocIl BON Staoi- 9tegiiirotor bis sum
Sienitaa, Den II. september 1906, II llbr
@ormiiiasS, in ieinenI 9,f!rcna IN, giai939ns
~erigcDel gclipnimcn fir bic 9iipeIliritg, ben
9,aii Der @piIe llio Der Hnrlbiicile lrb Ftlns
iicrlne mil @SpbnIibIbden obcr Sitllitbic, Der
Siebeuunb5mau5igitcn Strubr. bon Daft bis
GalperizS trabe.
5iir bic Niueairuna, ben 9au Der @uiie ,nb
Mnitoiteine itio EiiaItcrine init Sbeet'slsplplt,
SituIitbic. gSpbultESlbden ODER plirift5iffen
3iegeIiteinen Der
Spcsiiifatioren ulo Tu9cbpts6 orruiIare ipers
ben anisSerlungen bon oiefem Siircai %9eliefert.
Scr .goaro Of gtiuurbc" bebdlt i6 has 3tebf
Dor, ireenb iueIbe ma uie s%n9ebote 5u Der
lpcrlen. Gin beeIaubiater gDed In oer 9bbe
Dec in ben epc6ifilatioilel angeoebenen @etta:
qcs. SdbIbar an ben Winnor iito Stnotrdfb BON
baltimore, utiB ieoem lngebpt ~beigCfiigt fein.
Z. Nrtbnr Midbam,
Yr1iioent Der Observation-Disclosures 9oinmifiurc.
Gugen 3. McogerS,
GIerf.
9eftdtiet:
q. GfaD Stmanns,
Yr1fibent Der Guntraft'ycb1roe.
(elug29, 30,31 ;Scptt, 4 90 Z, {, 10) ."t
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Ebos. Ean0.

IS fiarb mad tur3er Nraiibeit Sbarles
qaig, ~geliebter @atte bon Warp Halig, I'M vi:
icr bon "a Sd6rcH. Die Sccrhigufla flltoei
Mlpntag Tad,mtttag bon ieiner lebtcn 9sob'
iulHg. 9ir. 764. ct. YctersStraBr, aus iidti.
(Dbt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
QpuOuu Tarf.

Ser b%onptiGhltnbitc Trtrhhni Int Baltimore.
Nrcaf: $50 Ndtr Smnerpdbrcnhcr Charter.
5u icoer 9eit crrci6bur. Sini Gclt5 Sabrs
pclo ben alien Sinottbcileu. StruBenbnbn.
g4aapnS pnfIiren ben &anpicil9anN ale bret
'WtiIlteit- Warules Saaltriilnpry lr, gplNG
Ycgribnibpldte 8t febt1 nIdtigen YreiteiL
fimmilib inter furtipdbrcnbcr YtIe9e.
9ircan: NT. 81, Wcit'SaratoDa' StrnRe.
(OnuG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
giircau Der Strascupurd1rnds . Gummitiarc.
NpcustScbduoe

Niircau Der StrahcuourfDrnds : Tpntmlfarc.
0pcn.Scbanbe.
| more. I. September 1906.
Hu bic StrabenzS misunderstanding Der
Siaot Baltimore criud)t lpuroefl Itfto. WteSenrns
Giraffe, BON @urriiuls2anc bis Gatberite=Str.,
III nipelircI, ~piIniieru mo init 9unolictnen ~
ocn GiecnibiiunerIl Der uuitpbe1oer Srunolsilde
anfSurrIcaen, miro bierniit in llcbcrcinltims
mlng NIT Der ant 10. Suni 1906 beitdtiaien
Scrorbnurg gir. l5l ocs Wiabors utb Gtaots
ratbs giotiS aeaebcn. cub Die Struben : Sur6.
britSs Gonliniifdrc lin am W,putas, ben II.
september 1906, Miurgcus 10 ubr, In ibrcm
@iireau I'M S,ucus@ ebdnoe fir ben 3iped oers
fanmeIr, ipcrocil. bcfagte Eel. ton III bcratbcn
iino nIle Proieiie ooer @inpiilbc, Die ougegen
erbuben iuerocl moGen. dnSuboren
Z. MrtIjur sHidbant,
Sames 50. Smitb,
SGmcs g.. Marine,
GonmiKdre.
eugene 8. Npo8crs,
(SepiS, 100 Sferf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

ariegs Sefrct1r Gait
fam in ieincr Champagne Heoc lit
Bots, Waine, olld) auf Die &epilior
ocs SariiS 5l lprcd)en nnb iagtc, :
nc &cpilipn miir0c Die Sruits midi
umbringen. Gr perionlid lei oersin.
iidJt, bob es meiic unb gcredt ici, ben
Sarif 5u anoern. Iie 9epe9nng 5u
@unitcn elmer SoriireDiiion mod)le
audi in scr rcpublifaniifen Eartei
unb man iperbc iih in n6d]iter gu
funit iiber eincn perniinitiaen Elan
einigen.
GnS lit ia cine ganj t,ciie Sonart,
hic Der Serr ariegSminiiter pa at.
idldgt. uno Sic Stanopatters 5erbrc-
den iih bic S0pie, Of Ser Colt wobI
ic aeipradlen ,habeu miitor, nenn or
nidi Die 3liitiptmuns &%pplebclt'S ae'
babt bdtte.
@enn SER sdit lat, SaB cine 60
rii-&epiiion pic Fruits nIdf nmbrin-
gen ipiirbe, 10 bot CT iidt ilnrcft.
Sic iest, nod)ocm tic Die SanptHc.
idGftc oes 2anocS %controlircn, obnc
iucitcres um5ubringen. mdrc and
niht lpeiic. Cine Carl. Aenocruig
lit aber eiilcs Der mirfiamltcn Wit.
tel Die Fruits aus ibren gcidiibteii
Monopol Eoiitionen ST. pcrtreiben
NIB pieocr III @ettbcwcrb al treten.
Guufnno'S tiirfilMc HGbcr.
Gamltatte.e srbanbe, Ypfamt As0eM. etetS pffeM.
tNue22-),
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

6S ,uirb hermit Gptti %aeaebcn, bah Der
Wlanpr itub Gtahiratb Der Staot baltimore CT
ii6t iueroet ipiro. Epint, 2anc pocr Santuut.
Npennc III conbemuiren iinb Su i6lieBen. brei
nno oretbia (33) Sub brett, ppn Der 9Settfettc
rail- Sirabe. genlib Dem Y.ane belnater goints
Cane ooer aamnnt .SlueriIe. Der ih ieti i'm giis
rcdu bet northumberland pnfnitidre Der
Stabt Baltimore bcfiroet.
cSepiS. IL, 20. 20. Sft6.13)
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@ermiidlte Mnaeiaen.
@crlurcn:

@elbcnes &rcl5 nit aeite an ocr Sreberifs
HcaS. Ser Sirocr ubgc eS In Der Efftu oes
,,GurreippnSentcn" ab,iefcrn (25i-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
lorraine.

MaleriId - Yarfartig - 8riepltd.
S9eltIih bon 9SnIbroul Elm uio cine bdlbe
MiciIe. genubt bic NIT Eoipbnttan be5eifnet
NortbsslpenlesGur. Srcie Gnifben gin6mitta8s
am terminus. Ireiie bon Nc9rdbuibpldben
lett ipe3icn. 3ei6te g,ebitannaen. IcIepbol-
Cation 223. Biircnn: Trauffiu. nnb Yainoior.
Ruass. SerInngt Srofhiirc. t0~sai4,15,9&s)
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8cfamntmadlnnaen
Erpartement fir it~nterrthtsipeicu. giirean Der
gebBroe Der Sdlut<GonmtiinrcI
Maoiiuus NIB acknowledgements.

WtubITuHs HHU CHIu0ttt' =
altimore e. beii 0. sept. 1o06.
Sn Der mefili6cn bbbercn 3b6terihule, Ius
iabe.tesMpcnue ullo lic9ltiobsS trnBe, miro am
Srcitag, ben IL. Gcpteitber 1906, N'or9eils .
libr, cine 4riiiung 5lr 9efeturg bon 6reitt&f
len in Der folgeiloen InIialteii aeDalfef ioers
ben: p,
gSeitern WlarbIurb College - fit cinen allas
ben bonn oritten SenntprensSiftriit
den unb anaben aus Der Stubt i'm gGeeIneis
ieil.
Jubm y. Nudle,
(25O,3) Sefreidr. E
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Snrmer, Ser 2eidenbeltatter,
ipridlt bic Nabrbcit.
Cine erittlaiTihc Sccrpigung g~citcfert fur $50;
tucrtb St25.
Siefc SIS gecroignng unllabt telltcli t4fpars
3cn Iud).. neiben pocr gruueii Vliif6sSarg,
nit fcinem Nei6lng, ben rcgulircn 500 Sare;
ScffIten hes @rabcs, 1obcsaI5etge mo altbelis
fife nit gepolitertem Scdel, Iooienberno, ,'Nielo
poer Jtpbe, Ginbaliumiruna, q @nur S~anol6liDe,
Ibiircrepe, 9 auti6eIl nit Snlllnircifeit, Geis
6cnipageir, 9idbter uuo 9ctbter. sSariinl 500
rlc1r an nnberc Qeincnbeitatter be5u1lell2 gle
foutcn itets etipaS bonn electromagnetic ilbri9
baber.
Mubert Z. Smrncr, 2eitelbeitatter,
erpao,pnD nub Eltpcr. Strnbc.
Veioe 'Ebone. Observation-Disclosures.
Terfurbt bpr Gei6en $50.
(Sunit4 ,1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

Gqiloriumoireftor, Soupt5olamts-
offi5iol, Sudbolter, IotbSidreiber
uno Grpeoient. 3'T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

Sei Der Sammlung iir
bic birf ous Grobcben in Gbili 8e,
thdoigten 9ingen in Salnburg ON er-
item Gage 14S,12O Marf Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

Nus efien If oberidtet
get leIiter Diqmantenen Sod)5eit er-
bangle lid) IN @in5 Elm bohangcie-
betcr 90.i11riger Mann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Sobn W. Senfcl,
Gr. G0i, Glib barp's traRc,
iii Der Ycid,cnbcltattcr,

,ucIher auc %sluiirdac itctS 5ur alirieoen9eit
~au5ii6rt. Sie bon ibn btbuliocItci Geiden fons
Iiel g9odcn lana IicgcrL oble ole 9erilgltell
Seruefnngetpn III 6ci9en. Srnu 1ell1ei ~
0rahuirtci GinbultalnireriH iitio III ole Vebdilos
lIuG bon 6raucnici6ci ocrcn Spc5inIitnt.
CSQut0tS
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Subn Scrluis & Sogn,
2cidcnbcitnttcr NIB Ginbnliumirer,
Wr DnnS Erfeoua, SfraIr

8iueieeiddft: Ir. 52l, @aiicrnsspenue.
SigGlanbto,ulI, baltimore Souiitp.
gBir bubcft In ~unicrer lange1 3eidd'isprarls
strm ullo 9ieid ~beeroigi. Sino init Deriltgeifl
4rotit 3ufrieoell. Ole f~eiuften Stuifdcn 9eIlelert
fir So65eiten, llnterbultuligelt mo allbere @es
legenbciten. Vetoe telephone. (Widt2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

Ser 9 a IN q II t.e : ru -
Die &c Beers Gonloliooteb OtitcS
Company = mil, mie %gemeloet miro,
BON 2onbon rlah Nclu-Yorf iiberlie.
heln, Inn Ser britiiden @intommen'
%itclcr, weld)e iid fir Die @eiclidolt
uuf i16rlid 100000 Collars belauii.
ST entgeben. Stcllern be5ablcn Die
Geiden alid) in Gnglanb nid)t germ,
gan5 lpie bel inns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

Guulano's tirfiidc HGbcr.
Ganltabts. vsbanes, EpNamt asseM. etetS sfisa.
tMue22-),
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Ginbreber, sic elm Iutc-
mobtl beliscn, UNI ibr &onblperf ere
folgreider treiben 81 f0nnen! Gic
@clt madt 6ortibritte, aud I'M Gill'
bred)crgeper6e. I4-0''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

DaS Gencite: Cine @cfell'
ldaft, sic 9anf . Gepoiiten Der.
iibert. @er periidert aber Die 81.
politorcn gcgen Oieie Serlidcrung$s
geicald)aft?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
Freedom OF or,uo,sm.

'FrOeaom Of ossticiSm," says Golfers
Weekly, IN commenting upon the jury
verdict by which its editor was relieved
Of the charges Of criminal libel In publicly
condemn ing an unighteous and unfit
judge, sis a privilege Of our newspapers
which is in no danger Of being takenaway.
II is too essential part of political liberty
and social and economic progress. It is
too essential TO freedom Of mind and alert
ness of mental life. As every advantage
has it's shadow, 90 personal gossip, mean
detective scandal, and false romance in
criminal news come along a. evils in the
train Of freedom, and some papers there
are Of which tho very existence means
both cruelty and putreiaction. But when
the liberties and tho license Of journalism
come before our courts and iuries, there
is seldom difficulty In drawing clearly the
line that divides abuse from justice. To-
day more than ever the organs Of opinion
throughout this land are assured that for
honest and careful comment on men and
acts Of public moment no punishment is
likely to fall upon them. Such comment
4 their duty, for they are guardians Of the
peoples welfare, as surely - arc teachers,
statesmen or ministers of the gospel. A
high mission Is theirs, a privilege. call,
and with every editor or newspaper owner
should be ever the devotion and the re-
sponsibility that good men feel when
power over Others lies within their hands. /"
Golfers Weekly denounced Justice
Deuel. ofNew York City for his editorial
and official connection with that vehicle
of SANDER and blaclSmail. Town Topics.
The judge proceeded against the editor
of Golfers Weekly in an action Of criminal
libel. Tho trial jury, almost without
leaving the box, returned verdict OF not
guilty.
The moral Of these interesting and sug-
gestive proceedings is obvious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
NEARBY PENNSYLVANIA POINTS.

Henry W. Taylor Of Quakertowp has
four grandparents and four great-grand-
parents living.
The Fame Fire Co. at West Chester is
now occupying lis finely improved fire.
house, and will celebrate on the 22d.
Mrs. Jessie Cole Fetter of Philadelphia.
while fixing a fire in the sitting room of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole.
at. Newtown, fell over dead Of heart disease.
Workmen labored all Thursday night
and until driven away by food yester-
day saving the crop OF ice from the
Painter pond, West Goshen, and losing
little of il.
Two unknown negroes made a bold and
successful raid on the house Of Tony Jem-
poll and John Tuccillo, Of South Yardley.
escaping with SIS, two watches and two
rings
A jury Of view consisting Of Messrs.
Malcolm Patterson, H. Benton, Leedom
and j. H. Dannehower viii meet at Wyn-
cote today 70 open and lay out a new road
in that suburb.
A building syndicate, capitalized at
$4,000, has been organized by Coates
vile capitalists, who have purchased 40
acres fust outside the borough and will
build several hundred houses.
The clothing Of Mrs. Jonas Price of
Richland township was set on fire by a
lamp which she was carrying down stairs.
and before assistance arrived she was
burned so horribly that she died within an
hour.
The quarterly conference Of the Abing-
ton Friends Meeting was held at Abing-
ton Friends School on Thursday evening
with about 450 members of the sect from
Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, Delaware
and Philadelphia counties in attendance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
The Falrnanks Boom.

Il is said at Washington, in all seriors-
ness, that the recent spell Of frigid weather
impaired decided impetus TO the boom
Of Vice-President Fairbanks for the Repub-
ican nomination for President in 1905.
Ordinarily, political booms expand and
WAX strong with the advent Of warm
weather, but il is held that Fairbanks
Arctic temperament--he is called the
human icicle-makes people peculiarly
susceptible 10 his influence when the
mercury in the Thermometer futters
around the zero mark.
There is no ionger any doubt that Vice
President Fairbanks is in serious earnest
in his campaign for the Presidency, and
his icy temperament imparts dehberation
and consistency to his efforts. II is said
that he is on a still hunt for delegates to
the next Republican National Conven-
tion, and that, despite his marked frigid-
ity, he is making encouraging progress in
the Sunny South, where people shiver at
the slightest suggestion Of wintry blasts
He Is credited, also, with a sure hold on
Indiana, notwithstanding the Presidential
aspirations Of his former colleague, Senator
Beveridge. OF course, il Fairbanks walks
OF with the Indiana delegation to the
next Republican National Convention, the
Beveridge boom will have to shut up shop
Mr.. Beveridge is not Cleveland, that he
may secure the nomination with the dele
cation from his own State against him.
Evidently, Vice-President Fairbanks
takes heart Of grace from the experience
Of the present occupant Of the White
House, who shattered the tradition that
no Vice-President may be elected to the
Presidency by the popular vote The
hope that animates the icy bosom Of Vice
President Fairbanks, no doubt, is that
ancient conditions have been restored,
and that the Vice-President may once
more look upon himself as the legitimate
successor TO che President.
Az any rate, Mr.. Fairbanks. freezing ct
all times and especially cool and impeE-
turbable in the most tOrrid weather, is
evidently working with this object in
view.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
OVER IN MARYLAND.

A new creamery has started operations
at Warwick.
MMrs Laura L. Kirk widow Of William L.
Kirk, is dead at her home in Rising sun
aged 64 years.
A public meeting Of farmers was held
Thursday in Crisfeld, and it was decided
to demand $40 per ton for tomatoes during
the coming season.
Mrs. Charlotte Newell, a teacher at the
Jacob Tome Institute, has been appointed
a member Of the State Library tommis-
sion by Gov. Warield
Joseph S. Morris, a merchant Of Centre
vile, while handling a revolver Thursday.
accidentally shot himself. Mr.. Morris
did not know the weapon was loaded. The
injury will not prove serious.
-Four valuable COWS belonging to r. II.
Maynard Of Gambrills were poisoned bv
some unknown person yesterday. The
COWS were found dead in the stable and
traces Of paris green we're found around
the premises.
Mrs. James H. Slaughter Of Centreville
while frying oysters, was painfully burned
about the face and arms. AHer dress
caught fire from the stove. and the timely
arrival OF her husband. who quickly threw
his overcoat over his wife. smothering the
flames, saved her life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

"Ail the friends of liberty Of speech, 4"
'nys HsTer's Weekly, cove gratitude to
Prof. lcunsbuy of Yale for his defence
IN Harper's Magazine of the use Of 'none
as the subject Of a plural verb What
idiot plecisionist il was that started the
movement to schoolmaster that use of
none ont Of existence we do not know,
but his effort has had a deplorable dcgiee
OF success. An awful example ought to
be made Of some Of the grammarians who
try to make language conform to rules
instead of making rules conform to Ian
guage. It will take years to untwist the
tongues Of worthy people who have COM
PEELED themselves to learn to say none is
when their congenital impulse was to say
none are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
Goods.

Grey fabrics of all kinds,
particularly in lightweight
worsted effects, are again very
popular. Nowhere can a bet
ter assortment be seen. Many
styles at SI.oo to $2.oo per
yard.
Our regular lines of staple
weaves in colors and black are
equally as attractive, soc to
$3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10
Farewell Party.

Miss Nellie Mitchell Of 207 West street
was gwen a farewell party last evening
bny her cousin, Miss Helen Mitchell. IL
took place Of the above address and was
IN honor OF Miss Mitchell going to Balti-
more TO reside. The diningroom vas
beautifully decorated. Those present were
Frank NJ; Iaynor, Harry Goodwin. Regi-
Maid Goodwin, Edward Bubenzer. Leon
Crawford, Andrew spiegholter. William
Mask, Milton I. Truox, John Taylor. How
ard Ward, Viola Casey, Alice Frszier
Mary Bonner Katherine Bonner Bessie
Of Philadelphia. '0 i'uaii