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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
s.. 9ebbeJ.
Wou27-0estS
0cmtidcs @cI0

gu ocrfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Mari
ooer 4.20 Warf fir einen Dollar.
@edicl uno Greoitbriefe auf ole
St1ote guropa's. 8elolenoungen,
SdifiSfarten, Heiiepdlie nro ausldn'
oiid)es 8clo. Sbeo. $. Siencr e Go.,
217 SIt-9altimore.S trabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Minnn Icttlcr.

IS itarb an 6. 3ejembcr 1906
Srau Minnn Settler i'm Glitter non 81
SaJren un0 If Monaten, aelie6te
Satin Don 6rieOridl 9luguIt settler.
&rrpauote mr. 6re1nbe Der 6anlilie
iinO boilid) errltd)t, Der @eeroigltng,
mcld)c pom 5r%auerbmtie 9tr. 23tt,
GdItern 9luemte, ais am Sonnta9
Nahmittog , llbr itattiihoet, bei5u-
puhncll. Glib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
0eISIcnonnaeh

nod SeutihIano "a Gents pl, Warf,
nab Seitreib 201a Gents pro Srone.
Gorto EXTRA. Shiffsfarten bon uno
nod Seutidlano. Ieiiepaile, @ef-
ieG, Greoitbrieie unb auslGnoiibes
8elS. Sbeo. s. Sicmer & &c., PIT
Oit-galtimore- Strabe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Stast Baltimore.
1IntcrhaItuuas . @cameifer.

,@,uHf. gfupemic." Gicfc gaode: 5riti
etpeif in ,'N{ue. W}ooiftc.
.Staurh's." - Hiefe SScbc: sSbe NPnbor
Of SGupblano."
,.Wanrtn." 80 Nieic Rode: Grader Sads."
.,5prS'e Spcra Nouic: 2teie Ssohe:
as ne Som."
.opnisou." - 2icfc 2sobe: Sour Corners
Of the Surtb."
,,Ninrntnuo." - Sicie SSohe: Gbcitcr S'9lmul
iino Sri. Gable Iuliu 8umperS.
.AubitOrium," SIetc ISOLDE u8ottD -
SuttO."
.,Tsiu WipHumcntal." - Sicfc gsodc: oEos
EcWinu 4urleSuueUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Is in SOtclfuui.

YIN y OlPll al - Slc UVtlu
Solpor0 Motcl 60" mclfc 0aS llcllt
,Nomnrb.NntCl" an Somaro-, 6pl.
iden Baltimore. uuo Sopcttc.S troBe,
bctreibt mo in ben eriten led)o Mo.
nnten I'M Stnnbc mnr, cine 9iuiocnoc
BON 10 Fro5ent 81 erfl1rcn itcbt IN
llntcrbon0lung nit ben Gigentbit-
mern 0ca @eb0ll0eo Der .WterhuntS
Sotel 60" oaliclbc fGilflid) Don Den.
lclben SIT iiberncbmen. Gem &crnebs
men mad iii Sic &otelr Gompognie &c,
rcit. sizes pro Nttic ST 5nblcn. Scr
Eorilpertb lit 500. mo $50 Nfticn
linb porhonocn. Gic Gompognic 5nblt
i'm eritcu Sabre $t6,500 Wictbe, oit
jcoes &0br ltnl $500 bober miro, bis
lie Die N0bc bon $20500 crreidt hot.
Stcfcrt dl ans. - Sohn :.
Wtorrolp bon Nr. t21. YrinccitroBe
N%lcronNrio, go, l~ieferte lid gciterr
an @cbcinlpoIi5iitcn Woipn i'm Eoli.
5ctbouptqltortiCr olta, inbem or log.
tc. oaB CT eiuc llbr bon Sobn Y.
Mfinton ltn0 $40 BON Blonde Sho.
mas IN Nlcrorbriu. go. cutpcnbct
bate. Hidjter @rnnnm biclt i'm
9cIteru III Der mittlcren Eoli5eiito-
tlpn fir biC Nchorbcr IN Nleronbrio
iClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07

Ser oGmptp 3 ct / II g.
.GIub" miro 81 @eibnod)ten nleb'
rere SunOert ornle &in0er gliidltfl
mudcn. ltnter Dem SorIib Der Nro-
liOentin, ISrou Sonlc0 ". H%id)drolon
ian0 ocitcrn Mor9en Die leBtc Scr.
Iammlunq Dor Der an %. Ge5embcr
in .Toro'a OpernbouS" crfolgcnocn
@eihcerung Der ainOcr I'M Eforr-
bouie Der biihoilid, proteItontilhen
Observation-Disclosures an Der Ode bon
@oltonitrobc mo Safopette 'Apenilc
Itott. IS ullrOe beridtct, Dob 220O
dill0cr bcildlt morbcn lcicll; mr. ole
lpirflid) Gcoiirftigen crbalten 8obclt,
iuto crit I'M Spcrllbous erholten Ole
Nllscrp0blten Die lie 81 @oben be
rehti0enoen 9iaete. Seoer Strumpt
miro in Oieiem Sabre Oel1 5%lpeltell
Strlmpi cine fleine @eloborle nit
fiini nelen Gentitiiden, eilen Nptel,
cine Apfeliine. Elm SaIhentud,, cine
Cite gonbons, cine Cite Niiiie unO
Gin flcineS Bud cntbolten. 2rBcr'
ocnl crbGlt ieoes Mobd)cn cine
Hltppe mo jeoer &nabe cilen flel'
uen @cutel poQ Warbeln mo eiuc
Sornlonifn.
Tcucr in GpIanb Gart.
- 9aa Mobnbuus bon &rn. :. IT..
9imcrid, Nr. 204, Sofonle'Gooo.
Holono Yorf, mllrOe geitern Tormtt'
tag 'oilrt Scller ihrper beIfooigt.
IaS &%intelbnns branntc fuIt gdn5'
iid) nieoer, uub oos Snnere ocS Soii.
les ln0 oic @obnungSeinridtun8
c~rlitten orrd) @oiier groBen Sho'
Oelt. Ger Gerlult miro ouf 5000
geidGbt, NlS llriofc ocS 9rul,oea
miro Elm bciefter &nnlin I'M Nnridte'
railln ungenpmmen. IlS IN 0telenl
Elm Gicnitm0oden cine Sientbiirc
0iinetc, crfolgtc cine leittc Grploltorl
uno 0leidBcitig brod)cn 6lomnlcIl
hcrupr, Die lid ldncll aiabreitcteli.
Auf bic No6ridt bon Dem Grarloe
ciltcn Die No6barn sur Sillfe berbrt,
mo monheS foItbore Wtobelltlid
forrltc BON ibnen in Sihcrbeit' &c
6radt mcrOcn. Sn5wiifen eridlellell
audi bic Hplono Eurf d)enlllde
Spriben .Gompugnic mo oie Mo.
Iono.Eorf ircipiuioc 6enernebr ollt
Dem @~ronoplote, lllo nab orelplers
tclItiinoiQer barter Nrbelt mltroeil ne
Der Nlomnlen Serr. Moppr Sinnos
nus uno bic Seuerbeboroe iparert
te(cp6oniih nm &iilfe crllld)t NOR
Den, ltno hattie sSeuerwehr Gbef Sor'
ton Die Spribcn Gompaguie ST
Sompoen nod Dem Shouplob abgc'
ionot, bod, mar bel ibrcm Sintreften
oos SSeller bereiis inter Gontrole.
Bon elmer SnipefttonS'
tour suri ii If. General Selir
Ianlis. @oriiber Der Gbelapeofe' De-
uuore-aonolzGommiliion ulto Sc
fretGr Spnn u. Mecfins febrtcn &c.
ltern BON elmer f%iinitaeigcn Sliipef-
tionstour mad, Norfolf, Gli5abetb
Gitp nno ElGten ON 2nfe 0rums
nlono.&onol Sltriid. Ter 3ped Der
Hciie mar, Die @oIlerpege iiiolid) bon
9orfolf fennen 5u lernen.
SoteIiere etngelaocn. -
Ser @erein Der 9oltinlorer Sptelierc
bat beihloiien, Die Sotcliere oes 2on=
Des. meld,e lid Gnoc Moi nno all-
iorgs Sllni nGditen SSohres III Der
Yunoeshnlptitaot in Convention Der
iommellt, einsulooen, Baltimore il.
beirden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
-a1a-aa-an " 4. =.

lit ser nGue SogesIitt, BUG, Der bon
Baltimore 100 Worgens obi0brt, in
@beeling 40 2benos, Eitt@6urg
800 Nahm., Cincinnati 1850
Nad)ts. ct. 2ouis $40 Worgens an,
fomnlt. pia Baltimore n1O ohio
@uhn." (34t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07

4ie ,@eitcrn Marplon0 9nbn"
bot nclle &eIti6uI3iige in 0icnit &C.
iteQt, nit O%bierpations buffet
Saigon no6 6reocrid, SagerStolun
Cumberland mo Glfins.
Nbiobrt &iQen.8 abnbof 8 Morg,
(84O-37-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
.&nltimnrc 4. Chin Nahn"

ShInimddAonS rllr Den WtItter-
nadts3ug nab 9tep.2)orf meroen 5ltr
9cnrlbun0 I'M Mt. &opal- mo Sam.
n.@abn5of nm 1000 @tbenos bcreit
oeItent. Man bcbolte bic uele Ipa-
icre AbiahrT oea Mitternodts- 3uge@
Don Neip.Dorf Inn t.30 inn 8eood)t-
min, CAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Baltimore MD Ebiu gahn. "

Ter ,Gi1cinlati-St. Soltio Slmt'
tco" uerl0Bt Baltimore, Mt. Gop0l
2.43 Nnhnl., Gomoen 300 Nafm,,
nit ourh1ebenbem ,Iruiuing.Hoom"
SdhofpogNon iiir 2ouiapile. CAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Ncrmnn SrCnBidl.

IS itarb nab ldngcrem Seioen am
6. Ge5enber i'm 3 llbr Mor8cns Ser
man 5renbid I'M II. SebenSiabre, ge-
liebtcr 8atte BON Nltaillto Irenbid,
ac5. Sdntiot. Gie 9eerOtgung iinoet
Sdntita8, NahmittugS I'M , llbr.
pom 5r%auerbauie, 9fr. %, NSeIt.9SeIt=
StraBe, ans ltatt. 9eiiceulg nSalti-
more Gemeterp."
Sie tranernben SiHterbliebenen.
(3It-))
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Nan pergeiie nid)t Den nellen
r@citcrn Warnlanb yabn"-
GbIernNttpuS,uo

na6 Sreocrid, Sagcrstopn. Gumbcr-
Ian0 uuo @lfinS; Nbiabrt Sillen-
gubnboi 8 Worgens t1glid), CONT
tags aisgenommen.
(yI0-2 7-SN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Sic -. &: =. &nhn" audi.

0Cnl HutbhNlllC.
YrGii0cnt Cptar q. Murrop pom
Ser Baltimore Gbio*gnbn" lanotc
o2Itern Dem Monor Elm Shreibcn, III
| mcldcnt cr, 0era0e mic Yrdii0ent
Goiintt Don Scr ,YcnnipIpunin'
Balm" 0oa 6cnorif'ihc Eroicft Ell
mes Central 9ubnboiS oblcbnt. &rG,
ii0cnt W}urrup iijhrt aus, 0uB bird
cinen GcntroI- gobnbof orci 3iclc or
rcidt mcrOcn miiiicn, nGntlidl: Bel.
icrcr Yuiiogicroicnit. GrleidtcrurN
0cS &erfcbre }tpiiden perificOcncr
Guhnlinien lln0 ipnrlnmercr Vetrieb
oca Neutrality-suspicious.. Gr meiit ou'
raui bin, 0aB ser Camden, un0 Der
Mou1tt RopQI@ obnboi Dem Eublis
finn 0llBerit bcQllem Iicgcn, Der 3nl'
idcnpcrfcbr 3miidcn ocn III 9oltt.
more miin0enorn 8uhncn GltBcrlt
0cring lit; icrucr milrOcn Die Soften
zines Gcntral Vuhnhoi9 I'M GcrbQlt
nib 3u Orn mcui1cn crreid)tcn Nor
tbcilcn inn Neutrality-suspicious. Dicl 5ll
Dod) lclh. 4UBerUcIl, le'V't o''ul ''ou'
Glhlpo1oe pom S''BeI''el'tSltuI'"-
pllntt 81! lllnd]'li' ga OCT 9eptul'lV
Vann0or I'M "'ll DOH HNpIe' No'tVI'
cue Stel8l'l'A non 10 Pro5VI' pu'
pen milroc' loa9rc''o oie SlrI0llhH
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mon ~ Eno(c If 7afon .Nrr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
@er an Nbcnmatismus

~SS "" StuJif
Wagen. ooer irgeno elmer froniihen
ooer nerpoIen 8ranfbeit leioet, ioutc
nidt periGumen, oas @icnna Sana-
tarinm, 413, 8elt-S apetteitraBe, Si
beiud)en. Die Initalt garantirt cine
allr fir ieoen bon ibr iibernommenen
SAL. (322-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Baltimore uno Chin 8ahn."

Gin neller pSeoe Stlinoe oti Die
Stunoe" 3ua pcrl0bt Baltimore
9anoen d. 9a5nboi iiir @nibington
I'M 100 Morgens. CAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Sin id6nes uub nieIides @cideni

Sin ih6nrs anb nieIides Wcideni
far I~n9ch0rigc 1T INNER cine lebcns.
grURe photographic uSer cine Flint.
lcriId u~uleubete Gopic eincs alten
gilocS in Grapun. @aTerfarbe, Del
pSer YaiIcl. Die id)5niten Cabinet.
bilSer MIR 81 pro SutcnS.
Snlins Sebbcl, oei,tider 8botogropb,
CO., 321 Nuro.8a Straie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
GIeiSsr MAIDEN 2eute,

GleiS1r MAIDEN 2cnte,
ucnn iie BON u. Gnierim, &inher.
ihneioer, SIR. 12, Toro-g utaspltrabe.
heraeiteat iinb.
(upriI17-.iEiSD .. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07
Mnn periudje Sen nellen
Sim bcrlano

Mbfolrt @iQur . 9ahnbof 8 Mor.
gems, Ihfutft IN Cumberland 2.3t
Hadm. /.
(~S40-3.1-S)
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0cbbcl ein,iges Stnnio

befinSct iid) in Nr. 321, NorS. Uap'
Strasc, nabc SisbitraFe, i'm Tarterrc
- feline Sreppen 81 criteigcn. @ir
babcn iueScr cine auScre Walcric in
Baltimore, nodJ Igcnten. Nan laiic
iidl ocSbalb mid)t BON Igenten poer
anScrcn Icriunen IRE fiibrcn nno
adjtc barami, Of nnier Name amf bei.
bcn Shaufcnitcrn nnb S6iircn itcbt.
&. 0ebbeJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-07

Gas Iireftpriuml Scr Morplonos
Sdulc filr &nobcn(Nouic Of Neilae)
belt geitcrn ieinc r|eaelnloBige Sit
sung ob, III meld]er &iceFrdlibcnt
". u. 9ofer. ju1,, ben &oriib mo
Sefret0r Waurice S|nupbeimer 0ay
Grotofol iiibrte. Gireftor Sontca
Seipes reihte ieine Exclamation ein.
lpelde inbeb nidJt angeuommen MR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Enllahtenment ofsavaass.


Newspaper advocates Of imperialism
and colonial dcspotism are eagerly seizing
upon the lamentable incident OF the muir
der Of an American soldier and his friend
by savage natives Of Miudanao, after the
latter had invited them 70 dinner as
honored guests, as a valid argument in
favor Of continuing our misguided policy
Of oppression and suhiugation in the
Philippines.
That this crime was horrible and
lamentabe will not be disputed; but
what better could have been expected ?
What have we done, during our eight
years occupancy of the Philippines, to
inspire the savages among the natives
with respect for Christian virtues or ade-
sire TO emulate them
What else but savage lust and horrible
killing could these people see in our
policy Were they not naturally IN
spired TO murder BY our campaign Of
conquest and suhiugation BY the
"kill and burn policy of "Hell-Roarfng
Jake Smith BY the vile treachery
and worse than savage ingratitude a dis
played by Funston in his capture of
Aguinaldo BY our policy Of reconeeu-
tmton. which we denounced so bitterly
when pursued BY Butcher" Weyler IN
Cuba BY instructions TO our soldiers
TO lay an entire district in fire and blood
and ''xill all over ten years Of age ?" By
the employment of the "water cure" and
other tortures in the disciphning Of rebel
lous subjects ? And finally, by Wood S
honid butchery Of a thousand natives
who had made their final stand in the
crater of a volcano, and all Of whom were
slain. even the women and children
After having taught them such les-
sons. what could we expect of the savage
and uncivilizcd element Of the Filipinos ?
Was not their own act Of butchery a
natural sequence Had we not dis
played equal savageIy and brutality
towards them When we Chnstianize
our own policy it win be time to expect
better things Of the savages OF the Philip
pines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
RIGHT or THE ROAD.
Young Man Accused OF Driving on the
Wrong Side of the Boulevard.

Young Man Accused OF Driving on the
Wrong Side Of the Boulevard.
Frank Mckinley, a young man en-
ployed ON a farm in Brandywine hum
dred had hearing before Judge Coch-
ran, In the City Court, this morning; on
the charge Of acting IN a disorderly
manner toward Motor Cycle Officer
Harry Pierce. He was represented by
j. Frank Ball
Officer Pierce testified that on Satur-
day morning, while he was riding on the
Boulevard, he saw Mckinley and an
other young man riding ON a large load
Of hay on the wrong side Of the driveway
and when he told them to 20 on the right
hand side of the road Mckinley abused
him aud refused 20 do as requested.
McGinley testified that when the
officer approached him he spoke harshly.
The young man who was with mckinley
testified that Mckinley had just pulled
on the LETT side OF the road TO pass a
wagon when the officer approached.
McCinlev WAS fined So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Eor tho COCO ID a. sorvIoe.


Occasionally we have in Wilmington
public official who serves the people so
faithfully and so efficiently performs the
duties Of bis Office as to create a general
desire for his continuance, regardless Of
the partisan principles that apply IN the
filling Of public places under our city
government. Years ago, the late Daniel
Fana, a Democrat, was continued by
Republican City Council in the office Of
chief engineer and surveyor. Later q
Democratic City Council continued Fred
eric H. Robinson, a Republican, in this
Office.
A city official of today who well de-
serves the distinction Of reelection at
the hands Of politically hostile City
Council Is Michael Devine, meat Inspector,
whose term viii expire at the end Of this
month. Upon the City Council devolves
the duty of choosing his successor. and
the City Council is a Republican body,
while Mr.. Devine is a Democrat
The office OF meat Inspector, Il win be
admitted, is one of much Importance to
the people, as il has an TO do with assuring
them that the meat they buy for their
tables Is of healthy quality. A good,
meat Inspector therefore is a great public
benefit, while a poor or indifferent in
spcctor would be a public danger.
Mr.. Deyine's official record is of the
very best; so good in fact, as to elicit
the following praise from a Republican
newspaper, the Morning News, in is
issue of December 4th, 1905 "Aleai
Inspector Dcvine is doing much to i'm
prove the condition Of the meat market
here. lie has recently condemned 4
number Of COWS which had tuberculosi
and thus saved the people Of this cit,
from eating affected meat. lie is con
sidercd one Of the most capable men wit
ever held the position"
With such an Endorsement Of It's choic
assured IN advance, it should be plcasur
20 the City Council to rc-elect Inspecto
Devinc without a single dissenting vote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
ThsGoatclub

According to the Washington cores
pondcnt Of the New York World.there is a
new and unique organization at the Capi-
tal known az the Goat Club, 1t is COM
posed Of only three members Mr.. Loeb,
the Presidents secretary; ex-senator
Chandler and Senator Boverdge.
The requirments for membership says
the correspondent, "are simple. Any
person who has been used by the Presi-
dent as a goat, when the President is
confronted by an embarrassment, goes
in automatically Beveridge takes high
rank" Ia other words, whenever the
President is guilty of a public blunder,
or says something that is not true, the
person upon whom he lays the blame for
his blunder or untruth Immediately be-
comes a member of the Goat Club.
It is, indeed, true that Beveridge
takes high rank in this unique organiza-
tion. for he was made eligible TO member
ship in a very surprising manner Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt wrote a letter 10 Chair
man Wordsworth Of the House committee
on agriculture, ia which he everlastingly
lambasted the committees substitute
for the Senates amendment to the Agri-
cultural Appropriation bill providing for
government inspection Of the meat pack
inghouses. The President had COM
mitted himself to the Senate measure,
and would not brook any changes. And
so he wrote TO Wadsworth to tell him that
the House substitute was no good. 1T
does not provide for inspection at any
and an hours" he hercely charged. ut
does" retahated Wadsworth and he
quoted from the bin in support of his con-
tention. thus proving that the President
had either read the measure very care
lessly, or not at all
Then the President came down the
tree. 81 admit my error. he said, in
effect, "but l was deceived by Senator
Begeridge."
And thus the junior Senator from In
diana was made a member OF the Goat
Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
LINEN Sale.

Many pleased customers
have taken advantage Of our
special offerings Of Table Linen
during the past week. This
week we offer as very special a
lot Of fine German Damask,
full - inches wide. at SOC,
worth regularly SI.oo.
Balance Of fine iull bleached
Double Damask that has been
SI.5o. now SI.25.
Lot OF separate Linen Cloths
and Napkins at saving Of at
least one-fourth over regular
prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
A. G. meUausland Improving.

Superintendent A. G.. McCausland Of
the Atlantic City railroad. who met with
am accident at WinslOw Junction on
Wednesday last, which necessitated the
amputation Of his right loot in the
Cooper Hospital, Camden, n. j., is re-
covering rapidly. He is able 10 see
members Of his family and few intimate
friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
62l-62S NLatEeL st.
YOUNG GRADUATE.

Francis b. Elwell, a son of Charles c.
Elwell, formerly Of Wilmington, but now
Of New Haven, Conn, viii graduate from
Yale University, in the classical course,
next week. at the age Of II years.
The young graduate is a grandson OF
Rev. II. W. Bolton, ID. d., of this city.
Mr. Elwell the father OF the lad, is superin-
tendent OF the New York, Hartford d
New Haven Shore Line.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
To Have Fireworks pisplav.

Il was definitely decided at a meeting
Of the Washington Heights Association,
last night, 10 have a public display Of
fireworks on July 9TH The matter Of
funds and securing estimates Of the cost
Of hrst-class display was left with a
committee 70 report at a meeting to be
held on next Monday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19

The death Of Governor Pattison Of
Ohio, a Democrat, which occurred yester-
day, restores the Stale government to
the Republicans; as all the other eandi-
dates excepting Governor He-rick were
successful at the last State election. And
by reason Of his illness, Governor Pat
tison had appointed so few Democrats
to his Office that the State administra-
tion was not visibly disturbed during the
few months that he was IN possession Of
the executive office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Panslon for cen. Bragg.

Congress has just passed bill granting
a pension Of $50 a month to Gen. Ed
ward S. Bragg Of Wisconsin, "man
with a record he Is a soldier Of the
Civil War. and has at times been con-
founded with Bmxton Bragg of the MeNi-
can War. who at the battle Of Buena
Vista received from Gem Taylor the
tense command. "A little more grape,
Capt Bragg
40 the ncmocmtic National Conven-
tion of 1854. in Chicago, when Grover
Cleveland was nominated for President
over the intense opposition OF Tammany
Han. Gen. Bragg was a delegate from
Wisconsin and q warm supporter Of Cleve-
land Tie WAS the author Of the famous
sentiment. expressed in the course Of q
bitter attack upon Tammany for its
assaults upon Cleveland: eve love him
for the enemies he has made" lm-
mcdiately following this bold challenge,
the convention was electrified by spec
tator who. from lofty perch on the raft
crs Of the great convention building
shouted in steniorian tones: "A little
more grape. Capt Bragg"
Gen. Bragg also gained renown by
several terms of able service as a member
Of the House Of Representatives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Garments.

Even though the weather
has been anything but inviting
you are likely to suddenly have
a very hot day when you viii
require in a hurry cool Dress.
Waist or Skirt. in all of which
we show the fullest variety.
White Suits, $3.50 to $aS.
White Waists. SI.oo to SI2.
White Skirts. Sa.oo to $3.50
each.
Separate Etons and Coats
of linene and all linen.
We offer balance of this
Springs Suits. Goats aud Etons
at reduced prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19

Agreement between the President and
the Republican majority of the House
of Representatives is reported. 1t will
not be altogether a victory for the Presi-
dent, however, as it is said that Speaker
Cannon took a hand in tho negotiations
and compelled President Roosevelt to
give, as well as take. But the great
obieet-the avoidance Of an open fight
between the President and the House Of
Representatives-seems to have been
accomplished
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19

The tremendous rains Of the past three
days were set down 10 the daily bulletins
Of the Weather Bureau as expected
"shoHea.' II these were showers, then
deliver Us from rains.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19

Very commercially the new Board of
Health has inaugmated a campaign Of
improvement in the garbage collection
service Of the city. something that was
badly needed II the board succeeds in
making is proposed reform thorough it
will confer great benefit upon the people