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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
BEAUTY AND THRIFT MADE
EASY BY NEW PLAN
Residents Of Wilmington Greatly Inter.
ested IN u New and Original Proposition

Residents Of Wilmington Greatly Inter
osted IN n New and Original proposition.
Far sighted persons, who are wont 10 lock
the stable before the horse is stoleni are the
same ones who will have their teeth attended
10 before they begin 10 decay. 80.
The Tooth Insurance offer OF the New
Nothodn Dental Harlore 40 blO-4 Market
street. Wilmington, 20 keep the teeth Of
any patron in perfect condition for whole
wear for a dollar is especially interesting TO
this class.
ME management of the dental parlors
auree to clean. on and, 10 necessary, TO ex-
truct the teeth of any client for II months
and back their promises with guarantee
of satismction. The dentists are men OF
long experience and their work is hrst
Glass. Z is their belief that II the teeth are
periectlv cared for when the iiret sign OF
imperleciion appears, they will give COM
naratively no trouble thereafter provided
they are examined and treated at not too
inireQuent intervals.
Although this new and certainly unusual
pronosition has bfen offered to Wilmington
only recently, hundreds nave already taken
advantage of it and 1t is due 20 their iesti-
monials that the offices are crowded daily
The New Method Dental farloIs are
located in large rooms at blUla Market street,
Wilmington. The Office hours nro from = a.
m. to $50 D. n. daily and I'D a. M. 10 p.
m.. Sundays. The offices are IN charge OF
Dr. q. H. Fmsier. MANAGER and several
ASSISTANTS who hold diplomas In Penueyi-
vnnia. Delaware. Maryland, New Jersey,
Ohio and New York.
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HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGSp
Do You Fear comsumptIon 2

When we take into consideration the fact
that one out of every seven in this climate
die Of consumption, is IL any wonder that
II is feared by the people OF Wilmington
who have weak lungs and chronic colds. and
coughs
A famous London physician has for
years urged his patients, when the slightest
tendency to consumption appearOd TO take
the best cod liver preparation they could
find, and physicians everywhere have rec0g-
nized that the cod Is liver contains curative
values for coughs colds, bronchitis, con-
sumption and all wasting diseases un-
equalled In medicine. but, unfortunately,
few could take ana derive any benefit from
old-fnshioned cod liver oil and emulsiols
on account of the indigestibe rreuse which
they cOntpin.
Our local druggist, n. b. Danforth, says
1--WE want every person In Wilmington to
know the value of our new cod liver prepar-
alton, Ninol. II actually contains In a
concentrated form all Of the etrengihenin ing
body building elements of cod liver oil
actually taken from fresh Gods livers, with
stomach and retard it's work.
Therefore, where ld-fashior ed cod liver
oil or emulsions would do good, Ninol will
do far more good. We guarantee Ninol
will improve the appetite, strengthen digcs-
tion, make rich, red blood, create strength
cure chronic coughs and colds and
strengthen weak lungs. II Vinol fails TO
give satisfaction, We return your money
without question. n. b. Danforth, Drug
gist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
now 10 Know TAE HORSE YOu boz.
=. N. ware in tho outing MaallIne.

+. NJ Ware in the outing MsnG1lne
Never havoa horse brought out ,or up, or
down, TO you. but 20 to his stall, and inves-
tgate for yourself certain details which.
once you know them, require no special
acumon 20 decide upon, OF 10 be aware of:
For instance, is there grain in the mangcr,
and the hour of feeding some time past2
He may be q bad feeder, nervous. delicate
we'll 10 call the veterinarian 5 attention
10 this point. Is the straw under his fore
feet unusually tmmpled or hrokong May ho
one of these irritable, nervous 'weavcrs
| lhorsos which constantly sway from side
I 20 aide) who are generally also bad feed
ors and poor property. Are the stall posts
or sides battered or kicked? Homay be q
kicker 10y day or night, spelling his own
rest and that of other horsos). Does he
tear or eat his blankots2 ls he tied in any
special way or simply and as other horses
| aro2 is he gentle TO approach and to
handle-no nipping, kicking, or pulling
back on the halter2 Does be stand
square on both ioreI feet, or rest one
or both alternately Does he back
quietly irom the stall, picking up each
| hind leg without sudden spasmodic
jerking And when he turns in the gang
way does he do so smoothly, OF does he
] lNNDN llN AlNNNN Na IT tNN huAtN7 MDiN A1N
even, or his feet hurt him more or lessY Are
his eyes staring and expressionless, his ears
always forward indications OF detective
| vision.
Once out of the stall, notice that he sub
mits quietly TO being wiped over, and be-
| trays no resentment, while harnessing, at
accepting the bit, bride, crupper Sc., DC.
and decorously permitting all necessary
alterations and attentions. Accept no de-
| parture from absolute docility Of deport-
mont; for be sure that if the animal betrays
either excitability, nervousness, or vice in
the dealers hands, he will be far worse
with you, for you know you don { know,
and he will know you don't know-and
those combinations spell trouble In the
same way, see him led out and put to
/ the vehicle 20 which he is to be driven,
noting each stage OF the process,
viewing him always with the ioily critical
eve OF the individual who does not yet)
own him. Excuse nothing, and make no
allowances for less. If he makes move
I YOU don & fancy, say so frankly and look
| iurther-thero are plenty of horses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19

Miss Bessie Thistle and William II.
Taylor. both of Philadelphia, were mar
ricd yesterday i'm this city by Rev. W.. J..
S. Murray. ID. ID.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
The VENEZUELA AFFAIR
L.. l...nntrn nr sneclnl wire.

,uo,,ied Press Dispatcn by Special Wires
p,is France, Jan. 10. The Vene-
mi. affair occupied the attention Of
[rclal meeting of the French cabinet
k5w lt is understood in ministerial
[nes but the fact has not yet bsen
EEctlly given out, that Premier
Eou,ier has deoidad to demand an
(Imordinary credit. This will give
n 10 debates in the Chambers, whose
h,sut is necessary for a grant. The
kuelnment is fully determined to act
M The greatest frmness, at the same
|ns adopting a prudent attitude,
rrirg to the unstable character CT the
|gn7usla government, which may
hinge at any time.
he authorities at Washington are
hIY kept fully acquainted with
fmce attitude, and nothing will be
's,tsftaken without the absolute
rgszauce Ct the United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
Current Turned On

The cars of the Wilmington City Rail
way Co. took on new life this morning
and are scurrying about the city in a
pleasing manner. For over a week they
have been handicapped because of the
disability Of the large engine al the plant
on the Brandywine. A crank pin in the
main shaft had become loosened. In or
der to have this repaired il was neces-
sary to have a new pin put in. II was
put in yesterday by the Wetherill Co. of
Chester, and at $50 O'Clock this morning
the plant took up the whole load of the
city cars and they have been running
without a hitch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
DEATH DUE TO NATUARL CAUSES.

lHociiei Press Dispatch by special Wires
Philadelphia, Jan. 10. The ooIoneT's
1u today rendered a verdict to the
elect that Mrs. Anita McMurrow,
VIC claimed TO be Countess de Bettnn-
'nurt, died Of heart disease. John
AeAuffoW, her son, who was arrested
iiief her death, was released from
custody.
Ms, MoMurrow died suddenly last
Monday and MoMurrow was arrested
a'cause Of statements by neighbors
inai be had ill-treated his mother and
saa quaireled with her shortly before
a'i oeath. An autopsy developed the
h'1 that death was due to natural
uuses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
MOROCCAN CONFERENCE.

Asfociaiee Press Dispatcn bv sneciai Wires
Algeciras, Spain, Jan. 19-This being
the Mohammedan Sunday, there will be
no session Of the international conference
on Moroccan reforms through difference
for the Moroccan delegates. A Moorish
villa served temporarily as a mosque,
where the Moors redoubled their religious
fervor in praying for the preservation of
their country.
In the meantime the exchanges Of views
between the delegatesof the Powers have
brought an agreement not TO consider
questions outside of the preauanged
FmncO-German programme. One result
of this is TO exclude the religious subjects
which the Vatican is said to desire 10 in
troduce through Austria.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
OBITUARY

Mrs. Mary Otley, widow of Capt. Ed
win Otley, died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Miles Finegan, West
Chester, Pa, on Wednesday, in the 77th
year of her age, She was q native of
Chester county, her maiden name being
Baldwin. Her husband, Capt. Otley, died
about six years ago. lie was wen
known citizen, captain of Co. =. l24th
Regiment, z. ", during the Civil war,
and later one of the commissioners of
Chester county. They resided for many
years in West Chester and had relatives
here Mrs. Otlcy is survived by four chill
dren, Mrs. Miles Finegnn, Harry c. Oley,
West Chester; Mrs Mary Walters, Cam
den, y. j., and two step-children, William
Otley and Susanna Lynch, and by several
grandchildren and four greatgrandchil-
dren. She is also survived by one broth
er Hannum Baldwin, of Chester county
The funeral will take place at Oaklands
cemetery.
Hannah Abigail Hopes, wife of Fran.
els NJ Hopes, died at Marshnllton, Pa.
on Wednesday She was the daughter OF
the late Benjamin Powell and was in tho
63d year of her age. Her husband, one
daughter, Bertha. and a son, Ellis w
Hopes, all of Alarshallton, survive her.
The body OF james Winfield Leach
aged 81 years, whose death occurred al
Linwood. Pa, on Monday, was brought
to this city today and inferred in River
view cemetery.
Harry G. Fennimore. aged GO years
died Of apoplexy yesterday, at 1889 East
Thirteenth street.
Mary Lawler. aged 81 years, died on
Wednesday, of apoplexy, at 507 Madison
street.
Alfred NJ. Bartholomew died yesterday
at 1911 West Sixth street.
John NJ. Casey died az 1917 West Sew
enth street on Wednesday.
Mary J. Stroud, aged SO years, died or
Wednesday at SIS Monroe street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
PARK WORK.

At the meeting of the executive COM
mittoe of the Park Board this morning,
Chief Engineer Theodore A. Lcisen of the
Water Department, submitted TO the
committee the plans of the proposed new
bridge 20 De built across the Brandywine
mt Nan Buren, street.
The committee talked over the matter
of repairing Jcssup road, under Washing
ton street bridge, which is in bad condi-
tion. no action was taken, but it Is
thought that the matter win be attended
To sWrtlv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19


The plot of ground at Sixteenth and
Walnut streets, consisting of about four
acres, and adjoining the pumping station,
which was purchased by the Board of
Water Commissioners about "a year ago,
viii eventually be turned into park
and play ground for children
a petition signed boy large number of
citizens residing on the east side of town
was recently sent 10 City Council, re-
questing that body TO ask che Water De
partment TO make play ground out OF
the plot.
When Chief Engineer Lessen of the
Water Department was seen by a re-
porter of Every Evening in regard to the
matter, he stated that the board bought
the property with the idea of making a
park and play ground out of IL, until
such time as the department will need 10
for other purposes, which is not likely to
be very soon.
The work of turning it into a park has
already been started, but as hundreds of
tons of earth will be required 20 On it in,
it is not likely that the place win be
ready for the use of the public before the
last of next summer.
The department has already dumped q
large quantity of earth there. The Manu-
factwers CoReaoting Go. is. ,hauling to
that location the earth being dug at
Tenth and Market streets for the DUPONT
Building.
An attractive stone wall has been built
by the department around the lower end
of the property, facing the Brandywine,
as a safeguard, and a path win be laid
on the inside of this wall, which viii run
from the pumping station TO Sixteenth
street.
As soon as the low land Is filed In and
the wall completed, benches win be
placed in the park. The plot is TO slope
slightly towards the Brandywine and
when completed it viii make pretty ap-
pearance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN
sociaied Press Disuatoh By speclai wlral

Assooiaied Press Disuateh by special wiret
Washington. Jan. l9.-Luke E Wright,
governor general Of the Philippines, has
been named by the President as the first
American Ambassador to Japan.
The indications are that Henry c. Ide
OF Vermont, at present the senior member
of the Philippine Commission and acting
as governor-general in the absence OF
Gov Wright, will receive the appointment
10 that Office upon the latter's transfer.
He viii not remain in Office long however,
and there is reason to believe that his sue
cessor has already been practically de-
cided upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
sontt Enworlh Learne.

Scott Chapter Of the Epworth League
held its annual meeting last eyening at the
parsonage of Scott Church. The follow
ing officers were elected: President, =.
II. Overdeer; First Nioe-president, How
ard Davis; Second Nice-President Miss
Ethel Parsons; Third Nice-President, Mrs
Ferris Valentine; Fourth Nice-Pres ident
Harrington Jones; Secretary, Miss Edith
Blackburn; treasurer Raymond keeier
Pianist Miss Bertha Parsons. Relres h.
monts were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
KENT PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
1eclal colrespondence Of Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Dover Jan. l9.-The Kent County
Protective Association held its annual
meeting here yesterday and elected the fol-
lowing officers. President. George NJ.
Fisher, Wyoming; Secretary and Irea-
surer, Thomas G. Roe. Dover The re-
port Of the treasurer showed a balance of
S75S in the treasury.
The association decided to extend its
business in the way of protection against
theft and burglary to the offences Of arson,
assault and outrages Of any kind, COM
mitted on any OF It's members or any mem-
Der of the family of a member
Sheriff Edward Baker Of Kent county
was elected chief detective ior the as
gociafion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
INTERESTING FEATURE
I,ao, for a Few Years, Belfast Has
'Sp p,., a UDlOniSt Stronghold From
IIms lmmsmOrlaL
WON BY Mr.. OEVLlN
,.sonce Occupied by Thomas
Sexton.
.mBll TIDE CONTINUES TO RISE

...,,.s Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
r,,dop. Eng, Jan. l9.-The most
.',s.tipp feature Of today's election
l,s,o' s,S was the capture Of West Bel
~, s,s'I \, an Irish Nationalist, Joseph
bM',rr M Belfast has been a Unionist
Iroos5old from time immemorial, with
4 \. 's, =, ,ept on Of a few years when the
y, ,oE won by Mr.. Devlin was held
4, Th. mas Sexton.
F'ras,te Literal and two Labor gains
..,s spnounoed today as the result Of
Yesterday elections
Sbs totals now are; Liberals, 2ls I;
I-riopists, 81; Irish Nationalistp, 70;
Isbor tes, 80.
Am am,pe the candidates at today's
.i.stirps are John Dillon, a dis
.issnisbed Irish Nationalist. and Lord
Eilmghty de Eresby, who married
december last Miss EloIse breese
\ Neg YORK.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
ODD FELLOWS HALL co.

At the annual meeting Of the Odd Eel
lows Hall Co., which was held on Wednes-
elected; President, A. L. johnson; Sec
retary and Treasurer. Isaac w. Hallam;
Board of Curators, L. NJ. Stockwell. James
Brown, James +. Price, George W. Pyle,
George C. Morton, William +. Schell,
George H. Taylor .. f. Rudolph and
Charles p. Maroney; Janitor, =. f. Nor
row.
submitted and approved. It showed re-
ceipts during the year including a bal
ance of slSl03 at the beginning OF the
year, Of 81 1902. There was balance
at the close OF Of the year OF Sl57 SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
Gond Waier at Newark.

The water supply at Newark, with
which much trouble has recently been eX-
perienced is said 10 be better than ever.
The standpipe, which holds the town sup
ply, was filed 10 the top for the first
time yesterday The first well dug for
the department gave good service for a
short time. but later became SO choked
with sand that it was necessary to
abandon il. Another wen was sunk in
close proximity and gives an abundant
flow OF good water.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
OVER IN MARYLAND

The fourth rural free delivery from
Princess Anne viii be inaugurated March
lst, serving i20 persons.
The new Board Of County Commission
ers of Cecil county have engaged Charles
O. Hall of Baltimore. TO conduct an in
vestigation into the county affairs for
the past six years.
People living al Elkton and between
Elkton and Wilmington are pleased With
the prospects for the proposed new troll
ley road connecting the two places.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
ACCIDENT on BROOKLYN ELEVATED.

Associated Press Disratch by Special Wires
New York, Jan. 10 One passenger
Fis killed and a dozsn persons we're
|1jured when a car on the elevated
nlltoad 10 brooklyn fell to the street
oday Ihe car was crowded with
PASSENGERS.
lhs accident occurred at a curve on
BE Lexington Avenue Line Of the
silokyn kaIid Transit Co. at Fulton
lrd Chestnut streets. The train,
shich consisted of three cars, jumped
be track at a switch and the first two
us remained on the elevated stIuc-
1re, while the rear car fell into the
Illeel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Associated Press Dispatch by specinl Wires
New York, Jan. 19.-Cotton opened
barely slaady today January, H. .65; March,
il.s5; April.ti.s8; May. IL 30; July, 81 ;
August, i1.76; September, 1i.05, bid; Octo-
Der, 11,9l.
Cotton opened steady, at unchanged
prices to an advance Of points, better
response 10 the higher cables being pre-
vented by heavy realizing which set
prices of following the call to about II. a
for March, OF points net lower.
The market at midday was quiet, but with
prices about points Of from the best, OF
practically unchanged as compared with
Yesterday. Srot cotton was quiet; middling
uplands, 1925; miodiing gulf, 1880.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
HOPfLESSLY lNSOLVENT.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Boston. Mass, JAN l9.-Judge Braley
of the Massachusetts, Supreme Court to-
day ordered that a receiver be appointed
for the Provident Securities and Banking
Co., recently closed by temporary IN
juno tion Of the court.
The judge was informed by the custo-
dians OF the bank that the affairs OF the in
stitution were hopclessly insolvent.
The bank had nearly 1000 depositors,
mostly working people. The accounts
aggregated SlS2000, but the custodians
reported that they had found but $3.50 in
cash.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.

.S,ealed n, Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
rnlla1elphia, Pa, Jan. 9.-The
alsilcan Railways Go. announces an
,o.'ease ~ ,a in capital stock OF 81, l75 O0O.
y, 'ne purpose Of financing its Ssran-
s.s .s !ita,'l"ay properties. The present
~pl'al is a, 600, 600.
vase aee company has sold 81, 600 600
sg'a g''a Of hrst mortgage AZ per cen
n ,0Oua .oa Logan Valley Railway bonds
syndicate Of Phila ielphia bankers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
BecnIis Released.

John B. DeCills, who was committed
to the New Jersey State Prison. on a
charge in connection with the naturaliza-
tion frauds, has been released on the
recommendation of District Attorney
Nields. because of the valuable service
rendered the government in the cases.
DeCillis served little over year of four
wear term
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
WILL Sc EALIVELY CO.
=, -, n,,r,,cn nv snetial Wires

Associated Iress Disuatch ny special Wires
San Francisco. Cal, Jan. 19.-Joe Cans
and Mike Crwin) Sullivan will fight at
Woodward's Pavilion tonight.
The battle is scheduled for 20 rounds.
Both men are in good condition for the
fight. which is expected to be a lively go.
The betting last night was 10 to IN favor
OF Cans. with the sullivan money a little
stronger than on Wednesday night. lhe
men have agreed TO weigh l42 pounds
each at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
Fresh ground corn feed, 81 per hundred
Greenbank Mills Del phone l574.f
IaIfnrs nn EstaIea.

George S. Capelle has taken ont letters
testameniary ON tae estate Of William
Wilson. Jr., deceased; james W. John
SON of Chesapeake City, Md has taken
ont letters tcstamentary on the estate
of John W. johnson, and Merritt n. VIII
Its, former president of the Levy Court,
has taken out letters of administration
ON the estate of his wife, Mrs Lousia r.
Willis, deceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
,o,.,sa press Dispatch bg snecinI wIre,

Associated Press Dispatch by snecial Wires
Chicago, III, Jan. 19.-Reports that the
ueather In Argentina was favorable for the
movement of the new wheat crop sent MAY
IN 10 s7gkaSS cents here today.
Small local receipts and continued good
demand advanced May corn to 45<a45J<
On profit-iaking by small holders. May
o,fs eased of TO S2a321 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
Arrested on suspieion.

On Wednesday evening, a colored man
in the employ Of Alfred G. Sultz of New
ark discovered a man carrying two sets
of harness from Mr.. Stilcz's stable. The
colored man notified the police and Of
fcer Frick and Chambers arrested sus.
pect, who after a hearing, was committed
10 the county workhouse for 90 days on
the charge of acting in a disordorly mani
nor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
Attempted Assault.

A man jumped out from the shadows
Of the houses at Ninth and jackson
streets, on Wednesday evening and
frightened two young women living
near there. He grabbed one Of them
ana pulled her away from her com
panion. The young woman screamed
30 Justify that the man released her
and darted away into the night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
License Instead Of Certificate.

Some clergyman, in mistake, has
sent to the health Office a marriage
license, instead of the certificate re-
quireu by law, and Secretary Hamann
is anxious to have the matter reotified,
but he does not know the name Of the
clergy man. The license was Issued to
Milton s. Barry and Lydia Phillips,
both Of Philadelphia, on January 10th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
TROUBLE IN A MACHINE SHOP.
A Youth Placed Under Arrest and Man
In nHospitai.

In nHospitaL
As a result of a fight in the machine
shop Of the Trump Brothers Machine Co.,
about 9 o'clock this morning, Joseph
Ackerman, aged 10 years, an apprentice,
was placed under arrest land Thomas p.
Davis, a iourneYfnan, is at the Homgo-
pathic HospitaIa
Captain OF Police Evans, who made an
investigation, was informed that the quar-
rel was over piece of waste, and that
after a tussle Davis was struck in the head
a time or two with a piece OF iron, and his
skull may have been fractured. The
evidence is conflicting as to who struck
the FIRST blow A charge Of assault and
battery was preferred against Ackerman
Davis has not lost consciousness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
DETROIT MINE DISASTER

Asoe'aled Press Dispatch ny SPECIAL Wires
VhaIleston, W. Va, Jan. 10
Eighteen bodies have been recovered
a'n the Detroit mine, on Paint Creek,
.le scere Of the dust explosion Yester-
.a,, the men, except one, we're found
y y lneif places Of work, showing that
,Se ~. explosion came without warn ing.
! iss w.. iafthest man in the mine was
a.yJ ieet from the entrance. The con-
.lNon Of the bodies shows that death
'1sle To- most Of them from suffocation.
ee'en we're married and leave fami-