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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-25
AMERICAN COPPER VIEWS
Horace J. Stevens Authority on Copper Pro.
 ductioR In the United States Gives the ,s.... Review His Estimate For 1906
(By Horace J. Stevens. )

asrs o % se tss ss Ss a rs ss s s1s s si year win six of approximately hundred million rapid strides that have made by the American n the productive that hat % camp many the now being R ss s s s s, Ios @ s 3 Gs the 'Gs the at nc ss6e join pro ss sS1 @ Ss's s'ss s URlss sas eai SSs' S = Siss 5
 
  famine S a@ @ nu s eGe Ts more ID hs future P taR in @ fe Pss Tne are perhaps % 5Goge % e but the developments really important almost exclusive OgntaiP O. English so5DOFsfOn the first RTod @ California M % foPpe S ppGn and @ % s Re S Re m @ Past three years having suffered geyouy 1 from almost form of aek s e ha is en e mo a9m Gu of @ he esp pas essne @ 4e so % vastly % S H tG n a o e V utsnsi and
 
 by-produc.
  which predi without likely changes American
  though systematically in both Great Britain
  exemphed somewhat smaller utilization the mineral wesd from the 
 M % field The s 6s. q oS ssat ss s sas apbs @ ass 
 
 
 high grade of the Alaskan
  Kechikan Prince of Wales Island and six shipping While Alaska will be
 
 will the far north probably long the mined all
 will The promise of important production during the few and exploitation these large production may be looked for within the next few years a
  though there akings of mines the  
 Wyoming cuerous speaking has been the incorporation of mining of millions but the Wyoming people 
 md small production mainly with Grant where companies developing vigorously the Silver City district There in anything like adequate scale most ef hitherto. -. .-. -
  the immediate future.
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put
 Already over four hundred houses are occupied by miners and their wives and families, and enc hundred more houses the in course of con. struction. Not bess than two hun. dred tents are occupied with families awaiting houses to move into. Two large company stores are doing as big a business as any In the camps of Colorado. it isn claimed, while there are two washers and two tipples.
 Contrary to the usual custom of opening new camps, there are but two saloons. and both of them are closed on Sunday. and the claim is made that there is no rear door opening to them, either
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It is little surprising to find Pres.- dent Roosevelt advocating the whip ping post for wife beaters. This ia the first step be has yet taken cal culated to discourage matrimory.
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1t is estimated that there are 1000 professional beggars in London and that they collect over q, ,5G0, 900 a year.
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John D. Rockefeller advises young men. mot to give up" If the yomg men do hbe Mr. Rockefeller. they
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reaching now between three and four
 million dollars, was laid aside to per. rect the consolidation plans at the right time. Now that these plans are up in the air, so far as the Calumet &
 Arizona IS concerned. 1t is the belief that this C. & A. surplus is to be used ln other mining fields in Southern Arizona, possibly in the Globe district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
HELD FOR COuRT.

Charles Edwards, "A Middle Aged Man, Ac-
cused Of Failing 10 Properly support His
Faniiy.
Charged With failing TO support his
wife end four minor children, Charles
Edwards, a middle-aced man, had
hearing before Judge Cochran in tho
Muriuipal Court this morning. after
which be was held under sl, COO ba
for the Court of General Sessions. The
wife testified that her husband had
not given anything toward the support
Of herself and her four children since
the meek before Christmas, when he
gave her 81. The wife also told the
count that she had her husband before
the court several weeks ago on the
same charge, and that he was dis
missed on the piomiie TO restore 10 hsi
the clothes which she alleged she
thought he burned. Mrs. Edwards
said her husband had not returned her
the clothes, nor had bo given her any
money 20 purchase new clothing.
Alter Mrs. Edwards had finished tea-
tliying Edwards made statement Go
the court, during which he talked so
loud that Judge Cochran oounseled
him not 90 DO 81. lie replied that he
thought be alould GET justice. Judge
Cochran said he would be giving him
justice II be sent him TO the whip
ping post Edwards said no had maue
only few dollars since last November,
ana therefore was unable TO give his
wife much money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25

Fire Of unknown origin, but which is
supposed 20 have been caused by iue,
broke out this morning about o'clock
in The house No. 0l5 Wilson street, oc-
cupied by Margaret Anderson, colored,
and created much excitement. The fire
started iu the second story uf the house,
near the roof. An alarm was sent in by
IT, q. Baynard, from box 30. 6, located
at Tenth and Walnut streets. The dis
irict fire companies arrived and after
working ON the blaze for about hnli an
hour succeeded in eXtinguishmg 10.
The fire spread 10 the roofs OF The nd
joining houses, Nos. 9l3 and ol7 Wilson
street, occupied by Walter Hayes and
Lizzie Hill, both colored. and for while
it looked as il all the houses on that side
of the street would be damaged, as they
are all built close together. there being
no alleys between them. The people ne.
siding in the damaged houses, when the
fire started, commenced TO move theii
furniture out into the street. To get al
the blaze the firemen were compelled ID
cut large holes through the roofs of Oh,
three houses.
The Delaware and Phoenix companies
ran ladders TO the roof and the Phoenix
and Friendship companies had plug
streams mp the ladders. The Washing
ton, Phoenix and Friendship companies
also had chemical streams on the blaze
The police ably assisted the firemen.
The damage by fire will amount &c
only few hundred dollars. The damage
by water and in cutting TO reach Tho
blaze viii also amount to a few hundred
dollars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
CHURCH MEETINGS.

New Pastors Called by the Congregations
81 Hanover and OIlvet Churches.
Congregational meetings were held last
night at Hanover, Olivet and Rodney
Street Presbyterian Churches, and new
pastors were called 30 Hanover and Oil
vet, 30 I'll vacancies, while other husi-
ness was transacted at Rodney Street
Church.
Hanover extended a call to Rev. Ros-
we'll F. Brank of Princeton Theological
Seminary. He is a young man and will
finish his studies az Princeton In tine
spring. IL win not be known for several
days whether he viii accept the call Mr.
Brank succeeds Rev. w. /. Freund, who
resigned the pastorato of the church
about two years ago. Rev. T. A. McCurdy.
ID. d.. presided over the meeting at Han
over last evening.
Olivet Church extended a call 10 Rev.
J. G. Lane of Pleasant Unity, near Pitts
burg, Pa, and IL Is thought he win ac-
cept The meeting was well attended
and enthusiastic and the action was
unanimous. Rev. w. H. Logan. ID. D.,
the moderator, presided. Mr.. Lane IS
about 30 years old and married. lie has
two sons. He has preached at Olivet ON
two occasions and each time made very
favorable impression He succeeds Rev.
r. A. Elwood. resigned. Francis A. Price
was appointed % lay the selection before
Presbytery of New Castle
Al Rodney Street Church Vincent c.
Walker, Frank Stout, Samuel J.. Newman
and George r. Bissell, whose terms as
trustees had expired, were reelected The
board consists of 70 members. The report
of 4. c. Farraday, the treasurer. was
read and accepted. Il was decidedly en-
couraginc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
THELlTTlE WIDOW.

A Mighty Good sort OF Neighbor to Have.
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perauaded me TO try Grape Nuts when NV
stomach was 20 weak that it wonli n,t
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Gal.
'' had been 81 and confined 10 NV bea
with lever and nervous prostration for three
long months after the birth of my second
boy. We were I'm despair until the little
Widows advice brought relief.
81 liked Grape Nuts food from thu n.
ginning, and IN an incredibly short tine
it gave me such strength that was able io
leave my bed and enjoy my thfoa GOOD
meals Gay. ln two months my weioht
Increased irom N5 60 llS rounde. my nerves
had stCoaied down and I felt ready Tor any,
thing. My ncighbors wtrs arna7eo to 500
mo gain % rapidly and slin more so when
they heard that 6mup- Nuts alcue lad
brought the change.
My f-yeara-o hov had fcgafra ve,,,
bad, last spring and lost his apreiite en-
timely, which made him cross and peevlsh
! rut MIN on a die; of Orare. Nuts. which
De relished at once. He improved from
the beginning, the eczema d.sarpenfei and
now he ie fat and rosy. with a drlirhth,iiv
SOFT clear skin. The Grape. Nuts diet ala
u. ! viii willingly answer an Inquiries. i'
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out feeling, lack Of ambition, loss of flesh,
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25

A New York man came to Wilmington
a few days ago TO transact some business
with Mayor Horace Wilson, who is presi-
dent Of the Wilson Line of steamers. and
being interested in historical matters. the
mayor showed him some of the points of
interest about the city
The City Hall was one of the places
visited, and, naturally, the mayor apollo
gized for a city as large as Wilmington
having no more modern municipal build
ing
The mayor and his guest spent some
time in the building. They examined
nearly every part Of it, paying particular
attention to the fixtures in the Council
Chamber, which impressed the stranger
very much. He commented upon the
ancient appearance of the place and its
general colonial aspect.
'lhe people of Wilmington need not be
ashamed of their City Hail. said the
stranger, "lor consider il one Of the most
historic buildings ! have ever seen" He
thought it was a building Of which the
city should be proud, but he did not make
any comment on It as a general city build
ing for which purpose it is used. One
thing which attracted his attention about
as much as anything else was the stone
steps in front, which are very much worn.
from the long time and continued use.
lie stopped and looked at the steps
and the old-fashioned railing on the side
of them, and appeared to take a great deal
of interest therein
Many people feel that It would be a
mistake 10 do away with the Clsy Hall
when a new one is built. but they believe
that it should be put 20 some other use.
Il would afford splendid quarters for the
Delaware Historical Society, which, no
doubt, would see that It was properly pre-
served and kept "a It's historic condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
C4TTTORYT4 TOUHE.


The Southern Railway offers two high
class tours 10 and through California and
return under personal escort from Wash
ington, leaving Washington February Sth
and March Sth. 1906. the tours being in
charge of an agent whose frequent trips
over the entire route enable him to de
scribe with interesting detail every feature
pertaining thereto either travelling or at
stop-ovcr points. Opportunity TO see the
National Capitol with its diplomatic, social
or legislative functions, two days az New
Orleans, one day at San Antonio. one at
El Paso to see Juarez, Old Mexico. then
California from Rodlands to San Fran
cisco In the green season when il is most
attractive in climate and hora The
California Coast Line with It's exquisite
marine views. Old missions and an in
inity Of interesting detail. The return
Is through Salt Lake Colorado, and
Chicago, with appropriate stops. Tickets
may be purchased from eastern points for
round trip, joining the tour at Washing
ton For detailed information write or
call on Charles l.. Hopkins, district pas
senger agent, Southern Railway, S2S
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
MAY NOT OCCUPY TURNPIKE.

New Waicr MaiuAiay I3e Laid In Private
Right % Why or in Proposed streets.
The new water main connecting the
CITY Mill pumping station with the
william u. Porter reservoir may not be
laid on the Wilmington 81 Great Val
ley turnpike, as was proposed. The
Water Commissioners. at their meet
INK on Monday, REJECTED the proposed
agreement with the turnpike o9mp plny
and since tfat time, 10 ia said, they
nave been CONS deriug the idea OF
abandoning the ptoieo. TO ley the piTo
no the turnpike. AS result survey
are being made. TO ascertain the cost
and conditions TO be met 10 laying the
pipo in lhirtieth or Thirty fifth street,
extended.
No aotion will be taken b y the b. atc
until these surveys have been com.
pletod, Which will probably be by the
time the board holes its next meeting,
which will be next Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
OVER IN MARYLAND.

South Millington Methodist Episoo-
pal Church was the scene OF pretty
wedding at noon yesterday when Miss
Lydia H.Jones and Clarence L. Turner
we're married.
j. Waters Russell Of Chestertown
has been appointed subregister by the
Board of County Commissionefs FOR
Kent county, to sucoeed his father, the
late Waters Russell.
Capt Andrew Woodall, an owner of
o2 farms ia lower Oeoil county, is criti-
cally III at his country place at George
town. Cart. Woodall recently ceie.
hrated his s7th birthday anniversary.
While William Dyer was operating
q circular saw in his woods az Green's
horo, yesterday, he had his hand
caught In the saw and so badly
manRled that part OF 10 had TO be
amputated 10y DR.. GoldsboIough.
A { the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Ward, at Perryville, last evening.
their eldest daughter, Miss Pauline
Ward was married TO James n. Davis.
They will reside in Ftoierioksburp.
Va, where the groom 10 in business.
A thief supposed to be a woman, at.
tempted TO raid the chichen house oi
Geoge Maslin, at Rock Hall, one niabt
this week, but was frightened of IL.
fore securing any poultry. The follow.
ing morning part of dress was found
on the premises.
Mrs. Sarah Williams, widow Of Fthe
late Capt. James Williams, dropred
dead yesterday while walking on Main
street, Hillsboro. Deceased was I'd
years Of age and leaves one son, Ira b.
Williams, a merchant Of that town.
Heart disease was the cause of her
death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
FIRE IN POWDER YARD.

Composition Storage House at Hagiey
Badly Wrecked.
A composition storage house of the du
Pont Powder Co., located in the Hagley
yard, was wrecked by fire early last even
ing, entailing q loss estimated at about
$1,000 The FIRE is supposed to have been
CAUSED by spontaneous combustion. In
the building were stored nitrate of soda
and charcoal. The nearest building the
electric lighting plant, is 100 yards away
and was not damaged. During the fire
there were several explosions, the result
of water being poured into the building
but they were not of a serious nature
Nobody was hurt
An alarm was turned in by Eugene Nc.
kenna from box No. 220 and the district
fire companies responded but their ser
vices were not required. The company
has an excellent re-fghting brigade ano
il did good work under the direction OF
officers of the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
EAST END DEMOCRATS.
Club Holds Irs Annual Meeting ana Elects
Officers.

Club Holds Its Annual Meeting and Elects
Oncers.
The East End German Democratic
Club has elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing year; President, L. G.
Lut2; e-President, A. Scheller
Recording Secretary, Charles Roger
haeri treasurer, j.. V. Wagner; ri.
nancial Secretary, Peter }. Ford; Di.
reciors, Andraw ShoIestman. X. &.
Lutz, Lewis Reinholtz, Albert Kopp,
Victor Bennett, Il. V. Wagner; Mar.
shal, N. CIuchgras.
The fifth anniversary of the organi
zation Of the club will be appropriately
celebrated tomorrow evening. A H.
byaIy will be established in connection
with the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION.

Special Correspondence OF rvcrv Eveuinr.
Dover, Jan. %. Certificates OF in.
corporation we're fled here, yesterday,
as follows;
Roumania Oil and Development Co.
Meadville, Pa, to acquire by purchase
or otherwise. oil wells, especially pc.
tfoleum, and 20 refine the same foI
market; capital stock, $500. GOO.
American Adhesion Traction Co,
New York City, 60 engage in general
traction business; capital stock,
$4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
WHERE MUssELS co.
The Carp Charged With Removing Them
From the Streams.

AAN luiN ANdlhNu Win Removing Iuem
From the Streams.
Some Of the carp fishermen claim 10
have solved the mystery of the practical
disappearance of the mussels from the
Brandywiuo and other streams and
charge It 20 the carp. Il is said the fish
root large numbers of the shelldsh from
tho mud aud devour them. shells and an.
diqestng them as though they were sim
ply a piece of meat
Benjamin Cohen Of West Chester. Pa.
caught probably more large carp than
any one fisherman there, examined a
large number of the fish which he took
and found mussels in many of them In
some of them the shellhsh were not di-
gcstcd and in others partly So. The fish
had swallowed the largest musscls they
could find, and 10 looked like q mystery
that they were able 10 do SO. They also
had taken many small crabs and water
snails, but none of them contained nsh.
Roots. grain and grass composed the
chief portion of the food found.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25

Henry Dobfick, who has been the
chisi florist and gardener for Harry J.
Stoeckle, president of the Diamond
State Brewing Go. at Il q summer resi-
denoe OF the latter at Landers and New
CASTLE avenues, for the past four years,
has purchased a place in the Vicinity
OF the Brandywine Summit camp
grounds and will move there about
March 25th. MIR. Dobrick will engage
ln poultry farming and trucking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25

Entire dresses are much more be-
coming and better liked for pirls Of Ia
ana under than any other sort and this
one can be made adapted to school
wear or TO more dressy occasions as il
a ls treated IN one way or the other.
The model includes a littlo obemisatts
and cuhs Of all-over lace and il dainti-
~ charming, but we're these last made
oi tucked tuiieta or the material tucked
or trimmed with some little banding
the frook would become palmer and
consequently suited to everyday oc-
casions. Cashmere, henrietta, yelling
anu tne simple silks allowed for grow
ing girls al are appropriate.
The dress is made with the bodv
lining and the waist which is arranged
over II and the skirt, the two beino
Joined beneath the belt. The waist ie
tucked most beoomingly, while the
trimming straps make most effeotive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
NerdanNnw wall.

The clook in Council chamber, at the
City Hall, has been cut OF service for
some time, which is rather annoying
to some of the members Of Council on
meeting nights. 1t is said that the
trouble is due to the condition OF the
wall, against which it is hung. "What
is the matter with the clock 2" was
asked Of a City Hall official a few days
ago " Nothing, he replied. Its
the wall. A new o1e IS needed. "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.

Special couespondence Of Every Evening.
Dover, Jan. 25.-The legislative
committee reassOmbled, yesterday, and
at once began the audit Of the accounts
OF Secretary Of State Cahall. which,
owing to the many charters filed, will
be an arduous duty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
RennirInr Elcrntnr.

New cables are being placed in the
elevator at the Clayton House, re-
placing the ones which were there at
the time Of the fire, last Saturday,
which we're found to be badly damaged
lt Is expected that the elevator will be
running In 0 day OF two.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
caunlr reachor. In.llinln.

A meeting Of the New Castle County
Teachers Association will be- held at
Middletoun on Saturday. Dr. Wilmer
will give the morning lecture at 10. 80
O'Clock on Practical Psychology. :"
In the afternoon, at i.3O, President
Swain Of SWarthmoIe will lecture on
be History OF Education. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
RepubIiean Committee Meetinr.

The Regular Republican County Com.
mittee win probably hold its first meet.
ing Of the campaign, in this city, next
saturday. for the purpose of making ar.
mngements for the campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-25
stres..ln nsl,sr shnns.

As result of the cool weather. some
OF the city streets are IN better sbspe
than they have been for several days.
The streets were very muddy durino
the foggy days, but much Of the mud
has Tried