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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
CLASS DAY At YALE.
The Attendance Was Unusually Large
and the Weather Delightful.

The Attendance Was Unusually Large
and the Weather Delightful
AssociAiod Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New Haven. Conn, June 25.-favored
hv delightful weather and with audiences
which Tor numbers exceeded in size any
on previous like occasions, the class-day
exercises of four departments in Yale
University were held today. The
academic gathering was on the college
campus. where the programme followed
closely that which custom has established
the Sheffield Scientific School exercises
were IN Hill House avenue, the Law.
school seniors met at Hendrio Hall and
the medical men assembled at College
Street Hall. OF the four gatherings. the
most interest centered IN the Hendne
Hall gathering. which was preceded by
meeting Of the Law School Alumni, at
which number OF men of naiioual rcpu-
tation made short addresses. The chief
address al the class gathering was 10y
Victor II Metcaf Secretary OF the De
paf;ment Of Commerce and Labor
The influx OF visitors for The events oil
commencement week. which set in strong
ON Saturday. reached iis height today
and the expectations that Yale would
gather about her The largest body of ro.
union classes and alumni On her history
were fulfilled.
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WEDDINGS.
Marriage Of II. Howard Carver and Miss
Anna g. simmons.

Marriage Of IT. Howard Carver and Miss
Anna G. simmons.
Henry Howard Carver and Miss Anna
Gregg Simmons were married on Sat
urdsy evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Simmons, No. 2ll Washington street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Thomas a. McCurdy, pastor Of Cen
trsl Presbyterian Church. The we'd
ding marcn was played by the Misses
Martha and Edna Bradheld, pianist
snd yiolinist. The bride was gwen to
be married by her father. Miss Eliza
beth c. Simmons, sister of the bride,
scied as maid Of honor, and Miss
Lillian Schoheld OF Philadelphia was
bridesmaid. j. Wesley Carver, brother
Of the groom, acted as best man, and
the ushers we're Charles, Jr., Frank
aud James G. Simmons, brothers OF
tue bride. Miss Virginia Clark Of New
York and Braudey Simmons, nephew
Of the bride, we're ribbon bearers.
Little Florence Clark of New York
acted as flower girl.
a reception followed the wedding,
after which the couple left for a
Western trip.
PRICE-LuMMis.
In the First NJ. Z. Church, Salem,
" j., on Saturday afternoon, Miss
Greta G. Lummis Of that town and
ARTHUR G. Price Of this city were
married by Rev. Dewitt Q. Cobb.
The bride was given to be married by
her father, and was attended by Mis-:
Margaret e. Price Of this city, sister
. Of the groom, as maid of honor. Frank
NcCracken of this city acted as best
man. The ushers were Harry W.
. Hobson, Leon K. Lofman, Charles
Hillegas and Nimrod Baggarly, all o.
this city. Miss Naomi Ernest wa
flower girl and carried basket filled
With daisies. Master Edward Lummis
brother of the bride, was ring bearer
de carried a huge calla lily, in which
the ring was hidden. The church wa
decorated with palms, ferns and daisies
William franklin, violinist, of Salem,
n y j., and Nicholas Bove, harpist, o
Philadelphia, played the wedding
march, and Mrs. Wesley Sinnickson,
cousin Of the bride, sang "Oh, Hear
Of Love, " after the ceremony. A re
esption followed at the home Of tn
brides parents.
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AILhNToWN ouIET TopAY.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
Allentown, Pa, juno 25.-Allentown
is quiet today, after scenes Of mob vio-
lence last night in sympathy with the
striking motormen and conductors OF
the Lehigh Valley Transit Co.
Although the company gave up the
fight and turned of is power at mid
night, thousands remained on the streets
until early this morning. The company
was unable TO carry out is intention TO
run q full schedule today Most OF the
new men engaged feared TO operate the
cars.
Sheriff Krouse swore in a numhN OF
deputies to assist the local police IN the
event OF further trouble.
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MAruFAoruRINe PLANT BURNED.
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Associated Proc nlspai0h by sp0olal NlFca
Washington, n. j., June 25.--Tho
plant of the Washington Manufacturing
Co. was burned TO the ground this morn-
ing. and one man was burned 20 death.
me fire was discovered at ] o'clock by
Walter Castner, who lives near the works
and when he reached the plant there were
no tidings OF William Cook the aged
watohmnn Castner broke into the fac
tory and found Cooks body at the foot OF
steps on the first floor and his lantern in
the second story. II is supposed that
Cook was stricken with vertigo and bis
lantern set fire to the place. The fire
loss Is estimated az $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
The company manufactured piano
stools, boxes and backs.
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THE WOMEN SUFFRAGlSTS
Wish These Men 10 Testify in Behalf
Of The SunHglstS al The Hearing
OF The Case Against Miss
Ellington and Others.
APPLICATION FOR SUMMONSES
Magistrate Declines to Compel
Asqulth's Attendance.
But PROMISES TO SUMMON OTHERS
AaocIalea rre.. pI.raleh br spaeIal NJ.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
London, Eng, juno 25.-The women
suiiragists aro trying to drag Premier
Campbell Bannernnn, President of tho
Board OF Trade David Lloyd-Georgo and
Chancellor ol the ENcheQuer AsQmth to
a police court June 27th, in order TO testify
m their hehall when the adjourned hear-
ing OF the case against Miss Ellington,
Miss konnoy and three other leaders of
the Militant Woman Suhmgisis, who
were arrested IN Cavendish square June
DIST for creating disturbance outside OF
Mr. Asquith house, takes place
Mrs parlShurst, another auhragist,
today applied 20 a magistrate for sum-
monses against the officials mentioned,
stating that Mr.. AsQuith would be IN a
position to explain 20 the court why the
sunmgists invaded Cnvendish square,
while the Premier and Mr. Lloyd-George
could testify in regard 10 speeches m
which they advised the women TO take
the course they had adopted. The
magistrate declined TO compel the attend-
ance of Mr.. Asqwth, but promised TO
grant summonses for Premier Campbell
| Bannerman and Mr. Lloyd-George II
tho applicant produced evidence that
| the women had acted on their instigation.
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OBITUARY.

At the funeral Of Thomas Waldron,
aged 75 years, father Of Rev. Thomas
+. Waldron, pastor Of Holy Cross X.
G. Church, Dover, at pottsville, Pa,
tomorrow morning, Holy Cross Church,
Dover, will be represented by members
of the congregation and floral tributes
from friends of Father Waldron, who
sympathize with him in the loss OF his
father.
Beaver Barrett, for many years
resident Of Red Lion, died 40 the home
of his son-in law, Harry Lank, 80
dn pont street. this city, on Saturday.
he had passed his 5lst year The
funeral will take place on Wednesday
at 1880 p. M, and the body will be
taken on a trolley car to Rogers Gross
ING and thence TO Red Lion NJ. n.
Church. where the services Will be
held and nterment made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
MA CROPS INJURED BY RAINS.

Special correspondence of Every Evening.
Georgetown. June $50 much rain
has fallen in this section during June
that most of the wheat that has been cut
is nearly ruined, and that which is not
cut has been beaten to the ground,
causing the farmers great difficulty in
cutting it, in some instances 1t is I'M
possibie 10 cut the wheat az all.
Scarlet clover is also greatly damaged
bv the recent rains The young potato
crop and the corn crop now need plenty
of warm. dry nights.
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DIFFICULTY OVERCOME.

rhiadephians Married Here Alter Going
to Some Trouble TO Get License.
Miss Margaret Merz and Frank S.
s5agan' both Of Philadelphia, came TO
wilmington yesterday and we're
married. by Rev. r. K. Stephenson,
pastor Of Scott NJ. E. Church.
They had some trouble in securing a
license, the magistrates Offices being
gosed, but friend of the couple, who
ives IN this city, telephoned to Mag
stfate Hollis residence, and the mag
slfate vent to bis Office and issued the
seeessary license, afterwhich the couple
preceded to Mr.. Stephenson's resi-
sSlee' where they were married, after
"ulcn they returned TO Philadelphia.
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AILrarp NoN.PAYMENT oF wAaEs.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York, June 25.--Passengos ar
irving here today from Nassau on board
the steamer Niagara brought informa-
ton 70 the effect that the governor OF
the Bahamas had left Nassau for lnagua
20 investigate reported complaints OF
negro laborers who have been employed
on the Panama Canal. The labores,
upon returning home, said they had not
been paid for their work on the lsthmus.
The passengers said II is generally be-
heved at Nassau that the negroes were
paid, but that they squandored their
earnings at the Isthmus and on return
ing home hatched up tho complaints in
question to account for their lack OF
funds
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BOAT RACES.

The boat races at Poughkeepsie on
Saturday resulted as follows.
Four cared race-Conel first; Syra-
cuse, second; Columbia, third; Pennsyl-
vania, fourth.
Freshman eight-Syracuse, first; Cor
nell. second; Wisconsin third; Columbia,
fourth; Pennsylvania, fifth.
The big Varsity eight cared race was
won by Cornell; Pennsylvania, second;
Syracuse, third; Wisconsin, fourth
Columbia, fifth; Georgetown, sixth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
BURGLAR SCARED BY SHOT.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Dover June ga burglar attempted
10 break into the residence of DIR. 1. O.
Clements on State street, early yesterday
earning DIR. Clements was awakened
Nv The noise and fired several shots,
frightening the intruder away
In his hurry to make his escape me
burglar. a negro, lett his coat hat ana
sboes which are being held by the officers
for Identification.
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TRIAL OF GREEN AND GAYRoR
COST GOVERNMENT 100000

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Washington, June 25.-It cost the
government 100000 20 extradite Green
and Gaynor and bring them TO trial.
This statement is contained IN a letter
written by Attorny-General Moody 10
Chairman Tawney, explaining q request
for a deficiency appropriation. OF this
sum. he said S22 500 is 20 be paid 10
foreiqn counsel in this case. Their
services . he said, "began several years
sqo and were complsted during the cur
rent fiscal year by the return OF Green
and Gavnor 10 Savannah for trial"
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ATTENTION.
Lodges, Social Clubs and Church Bodissl

IUlEI11 N1IIaI NINVa aIIl VHNIVH HVNIV7I
II you are contemplating an excursion,
why not consider delightful ride through
q beautiful country 10 New Castle and
along the grand old Delaware River TO
Delaware City? The fishing in the canal
is fine Fort du Pont, garrisoned by
Uncle Sans regulars, is at its best.
Special cars chartered at reasonable
rates.
For information call. write or tele-
phone d. L. A. No 3, New Castle Viii
mington, New Castle & Southern Rail
way Cos
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Deaths.

BARRETT-In this city, on June 2ad, 1900 Beaver
Parfcft rrcd sl years and 4 months
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited To
attend the funeral Brief services at thc residence
of his son in law, Harry lank, No. -o du Pont
street ou Wednesday June 2lth, 90 1850 O'Clock.
Fnrther services in Red Lion N D. Church. at2 40
o'clock Funeral party will e. by trolley 'ar-
riaees will be in waiting az Roger ,orhef' IN
termcnt 81. T. cemetery, Red Lion DEL
Frrr,fFI.F-In this city. ON June 23d. 1870 Eliza
Ann wife OF the laie Andrew A. tuimele in
her sd year. ., ...-s
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 20
atfcnd the funeral services nt the residence OF her
son-in.law. a. W. Higgins No. llo' kfkWood
street on Tuesday afternoon, june e6lll, at 3
O'Clock. mtcrmoni at Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
WrYNN-In this city on June ed, 1906, Mar
aarct daughter OF the late John Whynn aged
~ years .,,..,., -.
Reatives and friends are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral from The residence OF ner
mother No 32i Kghih avenue on IuesdaY
morning. al Q o'clock High mass az s. laul 5
church. Inicmont az Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
SEVERE STORM IN SUSSEX.

spseiai Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Georgetown. June 25.-Saturday even
inc about 9 o'clock, a severe rain storm
aeeompanied by thunder and lightning,
passed over this section.
AS the rain was falling in torrents, a
dwelling on the farm OF the Misses
Ennis. Of this town. situated about two
miles distant. was struck by lightning
and burned 10 the ground. The dwell
ing was tenanted by Thomas Collins and
NE family barely escaped with their
lives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
TArALLY INJURED ON A RAILROAD
associated Pres Dispatch by special wiies.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wines
Jersey City. ~ j.. June PA man,
who described himself as William Mack,
"a years old, Of i07 Chestnut avenue,
West Philadelphia died In ihe City Hos
pital today He was found last night
lying on the railroad track at the Marion
Station. in this city. Both legs hai been
cut off at the knees.
Mack revived sufficiently to give his
name and address bat became uncon-
scious before he could tell how he re-
ceived his injuries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
ANorHrR oARNEeIE LIBRARY.
,o,Iated Pres Dispatch BY special wires

Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires
Cedarville, O., June 25.-Andrew
Carnegie has given sll ,795 for the con-
struction Of new library for Cedarville
College.
other friends Of tho institution to be
sdded 10 the general endowment fund.
Their work was advanced by Whitelaw
Reid American Ambassador TO Great
britain Who Is native Of cedarville.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
CHANGES AMONG TEACHERS.

~ ne Announced AT the Meeting OF the
School Board Tonight.
Inc Board of Education promises to
10 Ave a busy session tonight. As this
y lne end Of the term there is much
;ulline work to be disposed Of One
+, ,,upoftant matter will be the report Of
ae committee on teachers. All Of the
sacners who are to continue in the
iasice Of the board have to be re-
'seveo. .so. A member of the committee
,..u ,,a;eu today that there would be a few
Vsignations and some other changes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
New YorK 1Iarkofs.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York June 25-Flour. roceints Is. 50 bar.
rel. -salcs $50 barrels Firm, but quiet
Wheat receipts, ae 800 bushels. sales. 6so,0oo
bushels. steady. July. 90 I.l6a9o5ic' September
seis isasqss sc December. e01sae0Hc
Rye, dull No. Western, CSC, nominal, f. o. b.
New York
Corn, receipts l6dsl5 bushels sales 900 bushels
Quiet December. SIC.
Beef steady,
Pork steady.
Lard, quiet prime Western. $3.50. nominal
sugar, raw. firm fair refining &c; centrifugal.
e6 test S15R8 1880. moasses sugar. % sc refined.
firm crushed. $40 powdered, sis0 granulated.
SA70
Petroleum. steady refined an ports, s7.75as7. so.
Coffee steady No. Rio. SIC
Moasscs, steady. New Orleans 30a3sc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Assoclaicd Press Dispatch by special Wires
Chicago. Ill.,, June 25.-Wheat was
steady today. September opened a
shade TO l-Sa4 lower az So rs 20 81,
declined to S334 and reacted to SO rs.
Continued rains throughout the corn
belt sent September corn down 10 5l4.
September oats eased of 10 81 7-Sa35
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
Ibiladelphln Mnrketa.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa. June 25--Whcat. unchanged;
No red In export elevator, s9nsliac, No. hOrtn-
en, 9iisag5c; No Northern. 93i isn93c
Corn. steady; No. IN export elevator, d6a56i5c.
Oats, steady; No. white natural, i6c. No. 2
white clipped. i5'ac.
Bmn. steady. winter In bulk. s20O0asa0.5 so.
spring In sacks, S20.00as20bO
Refined sugars. unchanged. powdered. ti.tlo
$3.50; gnnulated. Sf7iaS4.s0 coniect0nens A,
sid0ai65. Keystone A, SiiQasL11.
Butter steady. extra Western creamery, 20 ac;
do nearby prints, pc.
Eggs. firm nearby iresh lsc al mark; Western
fresh, lsc at mark.
Live poultry, steady fowls, lialtiSc. old roosi-
crs &c; spring chickens, lea2ic ducks, old "a
lie. ducks. spring l2il3c; geese, aal0c.
Dressed poultry, steady fowls choice l3ie
do. fair 10 good. lSc. old ROSTERS, SCI roasting
chickens. choice. l6c. do. fair 10 good, l2alic;
broilers nearby 2ia2tc. do Western. 2ia25c.
Potatoes. easier Southern prime, per barrel,
s. 25as2 50 Southern fair 70 good. per barrel,
Flour, steady.
Hay, quiet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
White Stockings

for children in plain isle
and lace, also half hose,
I2Hc to 35c.
Quite a line, too, OF l9o colored
stockings for children. Good
quality; closing price l215c pair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
HARRIsl ILLNEss NoT ALARMMa.
,nI.,,a pre.. pI.patch by special wlTss.

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Cincinnati, O., juno 25s-A special
from Eaton, O., says;
ALTHOUGH Governor Harris was COM
nelled 10 take 10 his bed yesterday after
noon. because Of an acute attack OF IN
digestion, his family expressed little
alarm over his condition, which was re-
garded as a natural result Of the strain OF
The nnst week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
Summer COrSets.

You'll be pleasantly sur
prised with the style and
quality Of these Special
corsets that we are selling
so many of for 2lc a pair All
sizes, from IS TO 80; lots of folks
buy these every year for bathing
cOrsets.
Complete lines Of the well-known
Warmers, r. & G., Memo, Hem
derson's, Felix, W. b., Ihom-
sons, F. p. and Ferris Waists.
First hoOr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
Dea,h ota Child at New castle.

New Castle, June 25.-Esther Rock
rock, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
j. Rothrock, who has been very III
for several days, died at the home Of
her parents, on Third street north OF
Harmony, early this morning, she
had been i'll from a complication OF
diseases for several weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
Olerk LnI.nnIlnir.

n OIeIk IeIIik Of the Orphans Court Joseph
\ yR93ils' who was confined TO his home
Az. ..Iludletown for week with an
A. r''acK of rheumatism. was able to be
MS office in the County Court
bpt muse :; today. He is much improved
0uI Is still very weak.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
To Work For Isa,Iroaa.

cam 1aOlnas X. Carr of Chester, Pa, be-
irs me- . resident Of this city this morn
h aNg V entered TIE employ Of the p,
h.. y" railroad as brakeman. He has
hon Co, 'N i0i 'ne Oheseer Arao-
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rhe wnnder. of Ys Iow.lone Tark

Are best seen hy taking the Pennsylvania Rail
rad Personally Conducted lcus int iof tf9 tnf9
season of 1905 leaves the tasi July % uy $780,
p9ifrnan train Five and one half days devoted
n ne psrk. siQb from Philadelphia. SIS from
Harrisburg Proportouate rates from olnei
poinu Livery necessary expense
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BACK FROM NASSAU.
= ~. r,I.,ol,l ~ cnooIoI WIND

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York, June 25.-E. I. Chamber
lain. United States commissioner OF navi-
CATION, arrived here today on the steamer
Niagara, from Nassau.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
ctoseorft.,roat.

The retreat for unmarried women
which has been in progress in the
Cathedral since last Sunday, closed
last evening after successful week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
White Goods for
Cool Summery Suits.

Most stylish, coolest and
easiest dubbed Of all the
summer fabrics.
White India Linons an exception
ally good one al l2l3c, with
others up 10 so. Our 2Oo NUM-
Der compares fayorably with
most 25c linons.
Persian Lawns, the queen OF
white weaves; beautiful quali-
ties; zoe. 25c and up.
For to-day we offer ioriy-inch
mercerized sheer batiste, soft
finish, for only 25c; IT'S really
worth Bic TO 35c; you save
enough on a dress pattern TO
get the trimmings with.
White goods, FIRST door.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
sehool An summer.

Goldey Commercial and Shorthand Col-
lege. SO7 Market street. students no"
entering. Call or write for catalogue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
Black SIX LIsIe

stockings for ladies'. These
look and feel like silk
they do not burn
nor feel harsh TO the feet, have
double sole and garter tops A
magnificent stocking for SOC pair.
Sheer gossamer Isle in black tan,
blue and pink, at 35c and SOC
a pair
White Isle guaze with embroid-
cred and lace ankle, very sheer
and elastic, garter tops, double
soles, Soc 20 75c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25
During June Only.

Gold-hlled eyeglassesl 81. Pollard, 1O9
Market street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-25

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and Embalmer,
2f4 West Ninth Street,
Telephone connections
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Ne,s YnrI. nnntntlnns.

Associated Press Dispatch boy Special Wires
New York June % Tho stock market opened
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The Best 25C Ribbons
in the shadings and color
ings that you want are
here in plain and fancy.

4 tray full OF tafeta and satin
ribbon remnants; 5c and &c ones
we shall close for (all colorsl io yd
Neck lengths OF white and coli
orod ruchings, regularly Sc, will
be closed for ......... &c each.
a little left Of those splendid
value Dresden ribbons, 6 inches
wide, worth SOC, for SOC I'd.
Rlhhnna. nr.l floor.
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Embroidered and eyelot work
white duck belts at this little
price will not last long DC each.
Armour's Soaps. Colgate's Soaps.
Oatmeal and Witch Hazel Soaps.
1alcum Powder, the kind you
like; a full line of the little toilet
helps for hot weather are here at
the lowest prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-04
Order of Publication.

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County. Wilcox Furniture Company ct al. vs. Lookout Mountain Iron Company, ct al., in chancery. At Birmingham, Alabama. Fifth District, Northwestern Chancery Division of Alabama.
 In this cause it being made to appear to the register by affidavit of John w. Tomlinson. solicitor and agent for com plainant that the defendants to the bill as amended. namely, First National Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio. corporation and the Merchants National Bank of Gin cinnati. Ohio, a corporation, in the above stated cause are non-residents of Ala- bama, and reside in. or their legal resi- dence Is in. Cincinnati. Ohio. and that said defendants are corporations, it is, therefore, ordered by the register that publication be made in the Birmingham Age-Herald, a newspaper published in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, once a week for four consecutive weeks. requir- ing the said defendant corporations to answer, plead or demur to the bill of complaint in this cause within 30 days after the 27th day of July. 1906, or, a de- cree pro confesso may be taken against either of said defendants which have failed to so answear plead or demur.
 Done at office. this 26th day of June, 1906. J. w. ALTMAN, Register.
 6-27-wed At