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FlRMNESS

Noonday sermon at ~. Andrews Church
hy Rev. rerorrino wroth.
With his text as Stand therefore, "
Rev. PeFegrine Wroth Of Baltimore,
Nd, delivered powerful discourse
ut the nconday Lenten meeting In 81.
Andrews Church today. lie related
that ST. Paul m the Eristle 10 the
kphesiaus is speaking Of terrible
conflict 10 which it Is necessary to
have on the Whule armor OF God One
noteworthy thing about this conflict
ia It's deep silence forces are stTug-
CLING for the possession OF the human
soul the conflict 10 between good and
evil, light and darkness, between God
aud the forces of evil, yet who hears
itl Who hears the assaults OF sin, tho
attacks that are being made on hearts
and on character Yet notwithstand-
ing the deep silence, the warfare ID
none the less real and tangible.
And further, We are IN the midst
of the warfare, for our hearts and
characters are being struggled for, oul
peace ia at stake. So the Apostle says,
Stand, therefore. We are TO take
our position as Christians and hold IT,
Christ gathered his own about hin
and told them to be known as hil
Disciples. no matter what the cost
he expects men 10 stand and be amonl
men as IN the army of the Lord. vi
must not hide our religion at home
II one closes q spring it ceaaes 10 b.
hsalthiul. Our Christian life mus
have air. 10 that IL may become pure
and sweeter and nobler and truer. W
are not only 20 put on the armor, bu
we are also TO use IL, TO fght 10 II, an
In 20 doing we will receive the bless
ing Of Well done. "
Arohdeaoon George v. Hall Of N
Johns Church will be the speaker a
tumoIrow's service. Next week a.
four services, Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, will be az
dressed by the Rev. Floyd W. Tcmkini
ID. ID. ,oi Holy Trinity Church, Phil'
delphin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
GEORGETOWN

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Georgetown March S.-The oongregn
tion of Peppers IA. h. Church has pre-
sented their pastor, Rev. i. $. Barrett,
with a new suit Of clothes.
Letters on the estate OF Daniel q.
Lekites, late of Cedar Greek hundred,
have teen issued to Emma q. Lekites.
fersonals-Mr. and Mrs. William A.
FRucett and son James W. baucett are
visiting in Philadelphia-Julian
Hearn OF Philadelphia is visiting his
mother heTe-kay Kaiser OF Whining
ton is visiting his parents, MT. anc
Mrs. John c. Kaiser, here. - Mrs,
Paynter Watson Of Selbyvile Is visit
ing her parents Sheriff and Mrs. eli ial
q. Lynch, here-MIs. William h. Snyde
is visiting in Philadelphia. Mrs. Car
RE q. Cannon Is visiting Seaiorc
friends.
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VESSEL is IN BROOKLYN
The Steamers PlTemeH We're Ranged
on One Side, and Opposing Them
Were the Officers and Crew.
MUTlNEERS COMPLAINED OF FOOD
Two Officers and Six Members
Of Crew Arrested.
THEY WILL BE HELD AS WITNESSES
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.

Aasoclateo fress dispatch by Special wires
New York. March S.-A mutiny in
which one life was lost, occurred today on
board the steamer Massachusetts, which
was lying at her dock in Brooklyn. James
slocum, a fireman, was killed during
revolver battle on the steamers decks.
in which the steamers fremen we're
ranged on one side and opposing them
we're the ships officers and members OF
the crew. Sounds of the fighting caused
squad of police TO be sent to the steamer,
but The firemen, who had started the
trouble, were driven into submission
before the police arrived Six members
OF the crew were arrested. as were also
First Officer Albert J. Evans and Fourth
Officer Elmer II. Kerwin. All were held
as witnesses. kerwin's home is in Balti-
more.
The mutiny had been brewing accord
inp to the officers of the Massachusetts.
ever since the steamer left Cardiff. Wales.
February 5th. The fremen were the
chief disturbers. it was alleged. making
continual complaints about their food.
The crew. however, sided with the officers.
During the voyage from Cardiff there
we're almost daily fist fights on the steamer
all growing out of the surly tempers of
the two opposing factions. The wrang-
ling continued after the Massachusetts
arrived at Brooklyn, several days ago.
Some OF the fremen spent last night in
the city, and the quarrel began immedi-
ately upon their return TO the vessel to-
day.
The Massachusetts, was expected to
sail today for San Francisco.
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What Liquozone Is.

The virtues of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases by a process requiring
large apparatus, and from to "a days time.
No alcohol, no narcotics are In H.
Chemists OF the highest class direct the
making. The result IL to obtain from these
harmless gases powerful tonic-germicide.
The great value Of LiQuozone lies In tho
fact that Il Is deadly 20 germs, yet harm
lees TO you. Germs are of vegetable origin ;
and tins gas made product. when absorbed
10y them, stops their activities. We publish
an offer of $1,000 for disease germ that TO
cannot kill. But TO tho body LiQuozone
Is exhilarating, viinizing, puIilring. IL
is helpful In tho extreme.
That rs itH main distinction. Common
cermicides are poieons when taken in
tenally. That is why medicine proves 80
nearly helpless In germ disease. Liquo-
zone Is tonic.
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Germ Diseases.

Most of our sickness has. IN late years.
boon traced TO germ attacks. The nst OF
known germ diseases now numbers about
one hundred.
Some gerns-as In skin trouhles-directly
attack tho Tissues. Some create toxina
causing such troubles as Rheumatiam
Blood Poison, Kidney Disease and nerve
weakness. some destroy vital organs. as In
Consumption. Some-hke tho germs of
Cniarrh-eroate Inflammation some cause
indigestion. Directly or Indirectly, nearly
every serious ailment is germ result. Such
dieoaHea call ion Liquo1one-not drugs.
which can't kill germs
Every germ attack, no matter what iis
symptoms, calls for germicide. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Bronchitis

Is more than cough; it is deep-seated infam-
nation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
Iunqs-aIlied to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It battles all schools Of
medicine and cough cures, loaded with mar
cotics are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
oure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicide bal
sam. alone has triumphed in every case for 20
years. 49,, .,-,,,, =. So.
and BE SURE 20 Oathe the troau
~ tt not cl every night That is the secret it
etra reduces Inflammation, kills the germs, stops tho
P ma rsng OF phIegm restoring the lungs to the ygOr
F ~ Get the soc $1OO BOTTLE keep up the treatment
guarantee clear down to
700 Of ouicIx consumption. cocaine Opiates.
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A WARNING TO GERMANY
The Ministerial Crisis Does Not Affect
The French Policy at The
Moroccan Conference.
PRESIDENT IS CONFERRlNG TODAY
Relative to the Formation of a
New Cabinet.
TEMPORlzING WITH CHURCH wRANGLE
Associated Press Dispatch BY Special wire.


Paris, France, March S.-The govern
ment finds itself without ministry at the
eliminating stage of the Moroccan Con-
ference at Algeciras, A semi-oflicial
statement on the subject says:
"lhe ministerial crisis does not affect
the French policy at the conference.
This is designed chiefly TO warn Ger
many not to take advantage of the situa-
tion. The fact is that the ministerial
hiatus conluses matters and threatens
the agreement which otherwise might
have been reached today.
The vote in the Chamber of Deputies
last night, resulting In the defeat of the
government and the resignation of the
cabinet, also requires the government to
temporize with the church manifestants,
who are becoming increasingly demon
strative, particularly the peasants.
President Fallieries today began a series
of consultations relative to the formation
of a new ministry. He first conferred
lengthily with NJ. Dobost, president of
the Senate, and later received NJ. Doumer
president of the Chamber of Deputies
No announcement of the President 5
course of action has been made but the
names most mentioned are those of Leon
Bourgeois, the former Premier, Alendre
Millerand, the former Minister of Com.
merce, Raymond Poincaire, the former
Minister of Public Works. and Senator
Clemencau. There is some talk also o.
NJ. Delcasse, the former Foreign Minister
who is supported by the Anglo-Frencl
enthusiasts but his appointment is i'm
possible, owing to German hostility t'
him. NJ Rouvier was TO retire from thl
Premiership, but he may be induced L
retain the portfolio Of Foreign Affairs o
that of Finance under another Premier.
Rentes went off 20 centimes today. bu
recovered, showing that the operators OF
/ the Bourse were not seriously disturbei
! by the resignation of the cabinet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
MOTION DENIED.
Testimony to be Taken in the Bubenzer
Suit Before Giving Final Decision.

Suit Before Giving Final Decision.
Chancellor Nicholson, this morning, de-
MED the motion of counsel for the P, B..
& W. Railroad Co. to dissolve "a recent
decree relative to a l4-foot right of way
in the rear of the Bubenzer property, at
Water and West streets.
In denying the motion the Chancellor
explained that the precedent of the Court
Of Chancery in this State made it incum-
bent upon the Chancellor To allow testi-
mony to be taken as asked for by counsel
for Mr. Bubenzer. before deciding the
motion adversely to him; that in view of
the fact that testimony for final decree
in tho case was so nearly concluded it.
would probably be in the interest of real
dispatch TO await final decision Of the case.
The motion was made some weeks ago
and argument was made before the Cham
cellor, by Willard salisbury, counsel for
/ Bubcnzer, and Andrew G. Gray, repre-
| sentng the railroad. Mr. Gray wanted
| that part OF the preliminary injunction
/ giving Bubenzer ll-foot easement modi-
| fed. This the Chancellor refused to do.
On the application Of Thomas Davis,
William Tatnall was appointed trustee for
Jennie W. Tatnall.
Hugh NJ. Morris presented the lease ol
dover of Dorcas A. and Frank W. Jeiier-
son. Jr., to draw money out Of court,
which was granted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
mother ANp OAILD BURNED.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, March SIN a
vain effort to save her l6.monthH-old
child Anna, from death ty flames, Mrs.
Margaret Chadwick was fatally
burned.
During the temporary absence of
Mrs. Chadwick from the kitchen, last
night, the baby set fire to a newspaper
at the range. The child's clothing took
ire, and the mother clRsped the little
one 10 her arms in sn effort to smother
the flames. Mrs. Chadwick was soon
enveloped in flames, and both mother
and child we're beyond assistance when
neighbors came to the rescue. The
baby died shortly after being taken &c
the hospital, and Mrs. CHADWICK dice
TODAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
WILL RETAIN PRESENT FORCE.

Associate Press Dispatu 0y sneeial wire.
Harrisburg, Pa. March s. Insurance
Commissioner Martin David viii retain
Deputy Commissioner McCulloch and all
the other attaches of the Insurance De-
partment in the reorganization which he
is making under the act passed at the
recent extra session of the Legislature
and designating the number and fixing
the salary of the employees and requiring
them to pay over TO the commissioner all
fees and perquisites for the use of the
Commonwealth.
The commissioner today reappointed
Mr.. McCulloch, and he said that he would
reappoint Robert +. Forster o Philadel-
phia as actuary and retain the present
force of clerks in the Office Of the actuary,
at Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Debate on Immigration

The monthly business meeting Of
the Epworth League Of Mt. Pleasant
N. +. Church will be held in the
church, EeaT Bellevue, tomorrow even
ing. An interesting feature will be a
debate upon immigration. The sub
ieot is, Resolved, That the United
States shall stand for immigration. Z"
Harry b. Eaton and Miss Winifred
Woldin are for the affirmative and q.
Roy Eaton and Miss Eva Weldin for
the negative.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Allernd vioIntion of INV.

Two Internal Rvenue agents. who
we're here for several days, have found
some cases where merchants are alleged
10 have been violating the Internal
Revenue law, by net having their
wares properly stamped. The upton
has been given of making legal settle
ment with the government, which in
oludes a fine, or GO into court.
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rlllnaslnn,n unalnl,nn.

Associated Press Dispatch by special WiFcA
Phnadelphla. March So p .--MarkeL stead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
MISS SUSAN B. ANTHONY
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.
Assnclnted 20. nlsnaIch hY snecIal Wlre

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wire
Rochester. n. Y, March S.--Reports
from the bedside of Susan B. Anthony,
who is i'll of pneumonia. were not quite so
encouraging today
Her physician said Miss Anthony spent
fairly good night, but was more rest
less and slept less soundly than on the
previous night, tn ough she suffered no
pain to speak of. However. we do not
feel entirely safe because of her great
weakness.
The doctors tone indicated that grave
doubts Of Miss Anthony's recovery were
held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
We Paid 100000

For tho American rights to Liquozone,
after hundreds of tcsts had been made with
it, after iis power had been demonstrated,
again and again, ia the most dinl cult germ
disonses. Then we spent, In two years,
mote thnn ten times that sum to let others
test ~ at our eXponse. The result is that
millions of people, Hcattered everywhere.
have shared in tho benefits Of this inven-
tion.
We make tho same offer 10 you. We ask
you 10 prove at our cost. how much this
product means 20 you. Lot Liuuo1one a.
self show how wrong it Ia to suiier from a
trouble that H. cures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
JUSTICE BROWN WILL RETIRE.
..ocIatea be-. Dl.paten By sneeIaI wIra.

Assoclhteu Pes Dlspatch uy snecInI Wlrel
Washington, March S.-The Post says:
Associate Justice Henry Billings Brown
Of the United States Supreme Court in
tends to retire from the bench and has so
notified President Roosevelt. The Presi-
dent proffered to appoint Senator Philan-
der c. Knox of Pennsylvania to the
vacancy, but the latter declined
Justice Brown was 20 years of age on
March I'd. He will serve through tho
present term Of the court and viii prob
ably retire in the fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
1t is Wrong
To Suffer From a Disease When LIquozone is Free

In the past few yenrs, scores of diseases
have been traced TO germ attacks. They
were thought 10 to due 10 other causes when
uld-iime remedies were nude Can you not
see why you don't get we'll ii you treat a
germ disease with remedies that can't KIN
gcrms2
told hy test. We ask you To try II. az mil
lions have done. and learn what % means
TO you. Learn what this ras-mnde gormi-
nlnn nnn do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
BREWERY IMPROVEMENTS.

The Bavarian Brewing Go. is build
ing an addition to its Geld storage de-
partment IL will be completed soon
and the pipes from the present re-
irieerating system will be continued
into the new portion.
The Wilmington Brewing Co. will
shortly improve the refrigerating plant
in its brewery. Two additional am
monia pipes will be installed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
RAN INTO A LANDSLIDE.
Associated Pres. Disparcn nv sOeolnl v'r,a

Associated Press Disparcn nv Special VrN
Reading. Pa. March s While the
passenger train on the Schuylkill g. Lehigh
Railroad, a branch Of the Reading, due
in this city at GAS a. m. today was passing
through cut north Of Moslem, the engine
dashed into landslide The locomotive
was disabled and the baggage car derailed.
The passengers were severely shaken up.
About 10 tons Of earth and rock fell on
the track.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Wedd,na cards.

Announcement Of the coming mar
riage of Miss Emaline ID. Swsyne
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Swayne of Oxford, Pa. and g. Warren
Sway ue of Kenneth Square have been
Issued by the parents Of the bride and
received in this city. The marriage
will take place on Tuesday, March 2Oth
at 2 p. IN. at the home OF the parents
of tine bride.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Nav YORK OOIION MARKET.
oolalod prcls Disunioh bv speclal Wires

A,soolniod Pres Dsnntoh hY spaclal Wires
New York, March e.-Cotton opened
steady today; March, 1852; April, 1850
offered; Nav, 1912; June, 1880, offered I;
July, 1882; August 1915 September, lO3 /;
October. 1927 December, 1929; January,
1926. offered.
Cotton opened stendy, decline of 3a6
points, In response 60 lower cables. Prices
eased OIL TO a net loss of about points on
the active months soon after the call, but
the market rallied little later la the morn
ing, and prices ruled fairly steady about 2a8
points net lower, during the middle Of tho
morni ng.
The market was steHdier IN the late morn
ing and only about one point lower at
midday. Spot cotton was quiet; middiing
upands, 1225; middling gulf, li.50.
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In chnrre of Cns.ter omee.

William b. Young, manager Of the
local Office OF Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machines Co before that company
was bought out by the Singer Sewing
Machine Co., hns been appointed man
ager Of the Chester office Of the two
companies. Alter the Wbesler 81 Will
son %. was bought out, he became an
agent for the new company in this city.
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Too Iate to Classitu.

TTOME ALSO HOMER.DUCuHssE,
L Tor sale; mated breeders call
mars.3ta sl7 POPLAR srREET
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Leelure on nlaoeaonia.

Tonight, at so'olook, in Kingswood
NJ. E. Church, Fourteenth and Clay
mont streets DR.. Shoomkof a Bulgar-
ian from Macedonia, will lecture on
the customs, habits, &C., of the peo-
ple of Macedonia. The lecture will be
illustrated by vocal and instrumental
music. Admission will be free. The
lecture is under the auspices of the
EpWorth League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
SUICIDE OF STANLEY W LITTLE

Associated Press Dlspaton by speciaiwireG
1oWanda, Pa, March S.-Stanley
W. Little, aged 81 years, a prominent
bradfotd county attorney, committed
suicide today by shooting.
lie had been suffering from melaD-
cholia for several weeks and had just
returned from a visit to his daughter,
in CAmden. N. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Alsoolated rre., Dispalon " Special wire.

Associated Press Dispatcn Dy Special Wires.
Chicago, Ill.,, March S.-The wheat
market today grew strong after an easy
opening. May opened l-S higher to "a
lower, at 76 rs to TN, and sold for a
time at II 5-S.
May corn, influenced by small local
receipts, advanced to 4315a43 5-S.
May oats, following other grains, sold
up to 30 Is.
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AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATING.

Fight Reported to Have Occurred at STAN
ton on Tuesday Night.
The authorities arc investigating re-
mort of "a fight at Stanton on Tuesday
night i'm which revolvors are said to have
c,ii "A figure. Some warrants have been
sworn ont and one was served by Con-
atablo Buckley on a Stanton man, who is
charged with committing a breach Of the
peace He is TO have a hearing before
Magistrate Hollis this evening.
81 far as could be learned this morning
nobody was seriously injured in the fight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
ReelnrooItr With Germanr.

Collector of Customs Clark today re-
ceived a letter from the Treasury
Department at Washington advising
HIM that President Roosevelt had put
into effect with Germany the reci-
prooity Law, whereby the duty on
certain articles is TO be reduced to cor
respond with reductions made by the
Germans. This applies to wines,
pictures, statuary, 80
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Enterlnlnlnr Tnrmer Pnrlnnr.

Building Inspector Connolly is en-
tertaIning James r. MRckey. who was
a partner of his when be was in the
theatrical business He came East
from Helena, Mont, having decided
to rest for two months. alter which be
will start with his company. lie will
be Mr.. Oounelly's guest for several
dava
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Note that this offer applies to new users only.
ANY physician or hospital not yet using Liquo-
lono will be- gladly supplied for test
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injured by Lumber

Henry Weisen. aged Is years, of 2736
Ash street, Philadelphia, had his legs
bruised yesterday at the Edge Moor
freight wards. by sliding lumber on car
striking him while he was riding. His
injuries were dressed by DR.. j. A. Draper
and he was sent to his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
AO,OOO,OOO Arb INVOLVED
Negotiations We're Concluded
at a Conference Held I'm
Chicago Last Night
AGREEMENT WAS ENTERED INTO
The Binding of the Bargain
May Not be Delayed Beyond
This Afternoon.

II Is Reported That the Deaf Embraces
Extensive Elevation ilans la Chicago
New Chicago-st. Louis Connection,
the Reorganization of The Chicago,
Terminal Transfer Raiiroad Co. aud tho
Possible Transfer OF the Pennsylvania
svstein 10 the Grand Central Depot.
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rran.f.rr.d

Milton o. Scheoker, telegraph opera
tor at the Philadelphia & Reading rail
way fIoight station, at Front and
Madison streets, was transferred today
20 the freight Office at Lancaster, Pa.
de is succeeded by Roger Roberts,
formerly operator at Wawaset, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
surprlse pnrty bv man.

Miss Elsie Chandler of Kennett
Square, Pa, received over 100 post
cards from frienos in this city,
Marshallton, MestChester, Philadelphia,
Chicago and other places as a surprise
this week. The affair was arranged
bv friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
,vorkipp ON Ram, Notes.

Charles l.. Story, the printer, had
an interesting task yesterday, which
was a new departure for his establish
ment, being called upon by one OF the
local banks 60 cut Sl02, 800 worth of
bank notes, which had been sent here
from Washington 10 sheets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
DISASTER NEAR NORWAY.

As oriHie wire,
Trondhjem, Norway, March s.-A snow
avalanche on the Loioten Islands, last
night buried number OF fishenmen's huts.
Rescuers extricated 2l dead and 39 in
lured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Fnneral of Nel.on ,hnndler.

The funeral OF Nelson Chandler. late
of Delaware, who died IN New York,
ok place yesterday afternoon, inter
ment being made at Wilmington 4
Brandywine cemetery following ser
vices in the cemetery chapel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
I.nue I,ennr.rinr.

Calvin Lowe, who had his left leg
amputated at the Chester Hospital on
Tuesday, after having the member
crushed by the wheels OF a train from
which he had fallen, is recovering.
His condition was reported yesterday
as critical.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
rhnrrea Nm Non-snnnnrt.

Hammond Lingo, young man, had
preliminary hearing before Magis-
trate George II. Hollis, this morning,
on the charge Of non-sUpport. He wRs
held in $500 bail for the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
The KiIties ON pnrndn.

The Kilties Hand. which gave a per
formance at the Grand Opera House
this afternoon, paraded at noon on
some of the principal streets, and made
favorable impression. The drum
major is about feet tall, which, Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Lenten Sermons.

Bishop Coleman preached Lenten
sermon at St. Pauls 2. +. Church, Centre
vile. Md, last night, and returned this
morning He left for Derby, Conn, ON
later train and will preach At that place
tonight.