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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
DELAWARE CITY.

Special correspondence OF Every Evening
Delaware City, April H. William Nor
row S house, about two miles from town,
was entered by thieves, Saturday night
and several suits OF clothing, a gold watch
and chain. silvcrwaro and some money
were stolen.
Bishop Coleman will preach in Christ
p. E. Church ON Sunday evening, April
22d.
Personal. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Won
Culin of Scranton, Pa, spent Sunday at
the home of the latter's parents. Mr. and
Mrs Samuel llicken Mr. and Mrs. Laurie
Mihlin OF Philadelphia are visiting Mrs.
Miillin mother, Mrs. Philip Hines Mr..
and Mrs Harry Underwood of Whining
ton spent Sunday at the home of DR..
T.. r. Nail-Mr and Mrs William Hutton
of Philadelphia are visiting in town Fred
Pennington of Newport and Paul Penning-
ton of Philadelphia spent Sunday here
Miss Margaret Evemgam Of Wye Mills,
Md. is spending the week with Miss
Hunter-Miss Ray James spent Sunday
with Miss Addie Morrow of near town
DR. II. Miller of Philadelphia spent Sun
dav with DR. Ellis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
LIT BROTHERS
LIT BROTHERS

not be needed The damage is about
$3.50, insured in the Farmers andethe New
Castle County insurance companies
The result of the bake given at Chal-
lenger's pharmacy, on Saturday, by the
W. H. NJ Society of the NJ. Il. Church,
showed a profit of Sl2.
Mrs. James Craig a resident Of the
Buttonwoods, slipped and fell at her
home, yesterday afternoon, and broke
her left arm Dr. Wertenbaker was
called and set the broken member
The japanese tea in the parish house at
Front and Harmony streets. under the
direction of the ladies of Emmanuel p. i.
Church, on Friday afternoon from .
until o'clock, gives promise of being
a pleasant affair. The proceeds are for
the benefit Of the church. Neat signs,
painted by Miss Alice Hay, are in Chal-
lenger's window and in other places in
the city.
The marriage of Miss Rennie Becker,
daughter OF Mrs. John Becker, and John
lruitt, eldest son of Mrs. Eliza b. n.
King, will take place this evening. IL
will be "A quiet affair
Anthony Hall Jr., son of Anthony
Hall, swallowed a 25-cent piece, yester-
day afternoon. while ascending the steps
of the Opera House and badly frightened
some OF the members of the athletic as
sociation engaged i'm trimming the hall.
The parents OF the young man were
greatly disturbed over the affair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
DOVER
Special Correspondence o. nvorv Evening.

Special Correspondence o. hvorv Evening.
Dover, April l7.-At a meeting of the
congregation OF Christ p. h Church, last
evening, the following wardens and vestry-
men werc elected for the ensuing year:
Senior Warden, William Donney; Junior
Warden, r. Is Jones; Vestrymen, Henry
Ridgcly, Jr r. r. kcnney, Thomas w
Wilson, william Pennewill William l..
Pritchctt, William ID Denney, jeremiah
Shatwell IL was decided to install
electricity in the church
Jacob Cowen, a buyer OF old iron and
junk of different kinds, was arrested.
yesterday afternoon, ON a charge OF cruel
treatment OF "a horse attached to wagon
loaded with iron. lie was fined S5 and
costs, amounting to SS.55, which he paid
and was released
Tho kcnt County Democratic Com
mittce will meet here this afternoon to
discuss matters pertaining to the coming
campaign
The ladies of the younger set of Dover s
society gave an Easter dance in the Dover
Century Club rooms, last evening, at
which many visitors from distance were
present The committee ON arrange
ments comprised Misses Ida Frazier, Mary
Fisher, Minnie Bicc and Mary Carrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
A FEW WORDS ABOUT 1ONICS
Their value Discussed-When TO Take a
Tonie-The Kind TO Take and What 10

Their Value Discussed-When to Take a
Tonie-The Kind TO Take and what 10
Avoid.
The word tonic" covers multitude of
sins. People In all walks of life take tonics
and these tonics range from whisky straight
down to iron pills. Those who take their
whisky straight are 20 be commended for
one thing; namely, their frankness. Tbev
cheerfully admit that they take alcoholic
beverages and do not masquerade behind
the innumerable patent medicines with
which the country Is flooded and which
are called tonics. The average Tonic .
" Blood Purifier, and Nerve Invieorator. -
contain from n TO 60 per cent alcohol. 20
that while these medicines (?D seem 10 rnska
you feel better for the time being, this IA
caused entirely by tie temporary stimu-
lation OF the alcohol! The reaction OF sueh
debauch leaves the system weaker than
ever, and II their use is persisted ina com
plete breakdown is bound 10 follow.
A true tonic builds up the tissues n
riches the blood and improves circulntiol,.
In Magee's Malt Emulsion we have a
remedy which contains flesh. building and
strengthening materials in highly con-
centrated form without a drop OF alcohol,
No temporary artificial stimulation follows
its use. but steady and constant in
vigorating influence Is felt from the first
day.
When you consider that Magee's Malt
Emulsion contains the purest God Liver
Oil, In combination with syTupy Diastasic
non-alcoholic Malt, 10 which is added
Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda, You
must realize that az n muscle builder and
nerve strengthened, Il would be impossihle
to devise remedy Of greater value.
Remember not drop Of alcohol enters
into Magee's Malt Emulsion. Il isa food
and food alone. This superb remedy may
be obtained Of 4. b. Cartmel. wholesale
and retail druggist. sixth and Madison
streets,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
PLANNED TO TAKE HIS LIFE.

special Correspondence OF hverv Evening.
Dover, April lit has developed that
John G. Hebling, who committed suicide
yesterday morning had deliberately
planned his death. On Sunday he
stated that he did not want to wear his
best clothes TO his shop, as he desired to
save them for his burial On a slip of
paper, found in a book in which he was
seen writing on Sunday, was found the
following: "SiX steps to tho throne.
Moral manhood Religious character, in
telligence, conservation, persistence in
well doing, enthusiasm or love"
Helbling showed signs of dependency
during Sunday, but as he had been in that
mood for several weeks, his family paid
little attention to the fact.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH.
An Enjoyable Reception rendered Rev
aud nIrs. W. W. King.

An Enjoyabie Reception rendered Rev.
aud hIrs. w. W. King.
A reception was rendered Rev. Will
liam Writ King, ID. land Mrs. King,
last evening, in the Sunday school hall
of Grace NJ. h. Church. by the
trustees. 10 was in charge Of the
Epworth League, and as the guests
entered the room they were received by
Misses Mabel Berry and Elsie Broder-
ick, officers Of the league. Those who
assisted DR.. and Mrs. King in receiv-
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. James Belt
and Mr. and Mrs Samuel J. Murphev.
The room was decorated with potted
plants. Music was furnished by the
Sunday school orchestra, under the
direction Of John ID. Taylor. About
400 guests were present. The evening
was spent socially, and refreshments
were served.
The Grace Auxiliary of the Woman g
Home Missionary Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
home OF Mrs n. s. Browne. sO6
Broome street. 1t is hoped there will
be full attendance
The Grace Cleaners will hold their
annual thank Offering meeting We'd
nesday evening, April 25th. at Z. 40
O'Clock at the home of Miss Oakley.
sOl Iatnall street. A special pro
gramme has been arranged. and all
members and their friends are urged
TO be present Attention is called TO
the change Of date Of special meeting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
THREE MINERS KILLED IN RIOT.
Iconlinued lrom fr.l me !

occur when the strikers appeared this
morning and saw the State officers in
charge. There were no developments.
however, up to S O'Clock, but there was a
feeling of anxiety as 70 the action that
would be taken when the strikers saw their
comrades taken from the jail TO Somerset.
which will be done some time todav'
There the prisoners are TO be held until
Windber has been restored 10 an orderly
condition. sheriff Begley arrived al
Windber this morning. He came on a
special engine from Somerset TO Paint
Creek and next took special trolley 10
the scene OF trouble. This morning
Deputy McMullen made charges
OF rioting against eight men before local
justice. All are foreigners. Mining En-
glneer Delaney, who was hunt by a brick
thrown while the rioters were stormine the
jail and was taken to the hospital. gas
reported this morning to be in a serious
condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
Germnn Llhrntv nall.

The members of the German Library
Association last evening held their
3lth annual banquet and ball in, Ger
man Hall Albert Rothacker was
master of ceremonies at the dance. and
bis assistants were: Floor managers,
Joseph Werner and Frank Houck
The committee Of arrangements Ncom
prised Fred. W. Heiss, president
Paul Steinke, secretary; Gus Steinke,
treasurer; George Kahn bacher, Lud-
wig Melchoir, Charles Hafner, Albert
Zuelke and and Frank Krastel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION
sreeial correspondsnee Of Everr Evenlng.

Special Correspondence OF kvery Kvening.
Dover, April IT, Certificates of in
corporation were filed here, yesterday,
as follows:
The Wilson & Hudson Co. Of Whining
ton, to conduct a general hardware busi-
ness; capital stock, $4,000.
Amendment to charter of Universal
Electric Storage Battery, Chicago, Ill.,.
increasing It's capital stock from $500, ,0OO
TO 5000 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
COAL FOR POLICE STATION.
Commissioners Desire to Get in Mex
Winters Supply Before June ist.

In order to guard against possibility
Of trouble next winter, as a result Of the
strike Of coal miners, the Board Of Police
Commissioners, at its meeting last night
decided to get in the winters supply Of
coal Tor the police station before June
LIST and Chief of Police Black was instructed
to have the bids in by next Monday after
noon at o'clock
About 20 tons Of stove coal will be re-
quired, and proposals are now being
asked for this quantity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
Rannhlicnn MAILING.

Chairman II. II. Billany presided
over the meeting Of the Regular Re.
publican First District Committee last
evening. Arrangements were made for
the blocking Of the wards and for the
naming of registration officers. The
latter names will be submitted 10 the
Department of Elections before June
IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
New Master Tor tha R.,hola.

Captain Charles Hall of Salem, n.
j., has been appointed master Of the
steamer Major Reybold, running be-
tween Philadelphia and SALEM, reliev-
ing Captain Ray. Until this season
captain Hall had commanded the Rey-
bold for twentyone years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
THB MEMS OF NEW CASTLE
Athletic Associations Ball
Was a Notable Event.
THE ELECTION LITIGATION BEGUN
Negro Before the Magistrate
Last Evening

houble Birthday Celebration-Necro Ar
rested Charged with Carrying Concealed
"a Deadly Neapon- Lir ction 81 Ycsiry-
men-Gns Main Extensions-To Inaugu-
rate Ferry Service ON saturday-Boy
Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
Daughter. Of n.d nrn..

Wilmington Female Council No. 6.
ID. Of l.. o. r. G. will celebrate its
ninth anniversary this evening in Red
Mems Hall, 5l7 Shipley street for
members only. A silver offering will
be taken at the door.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Brandywine Fire %.
Stonemasons Union.
First Regiment BAND.
Central Labor Union.
Camp No. 1, p. o. A.
Lincoln Lodge, X OF P.
Maneta Council, ID. of z.
Humanity Circle, b. Of u.
Crusaders CASTLE. X. q. y.
Oorinthian Lodge 8. of ".
West End Democratic Club.
Germania Temple, Ii G.. E.
Fame Castle. A. o. X. NJ. q.
Industry Lodge, A. o. u. w.
Eureka Castle, A. O. X. NJ. q.
~. Peters Beneficial Society.
Chosen Friends Castle, X. q. n.
eureka Council, j.. o. u. A. NJ.
Cherokee Tribe, Imp'd. o. h. NJ.
German Beneficial Society. No. I.
Diligent Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Peerless Conclave, n. OF $. ". NJ.
Delaware Encampmont. /. o. o. r.
East End German Democratic Club.
Moriel Encampment. X. St. j. a. M.
Harmony Council, No. /, u. +. of A.
kndowment building and Loan Assn.
Washington Camp, No. i3, p. O. =, A.
brandywine Com. A. a I. o. X. of NJ.
Wilmington Conclavo. ID. of l.. o. X. O.
Car and Ship Painters Protective Asso'n.
Camp No. 100, Span-Amer. War Veterans
Guiding Star Temple, No. 6. O. of q. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
ZION Faotorr to Wenrer

Most complete line Of spring hats. Fit
any shaped head Guarantee every hat.
Saltzgiver x Bupp, lO6 West Seventh
street. Open evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17

Father Hanna at ST. Paul.. Church.
Father Hanna of Rochester, N. Y. ,
preached at St. Paul's X. G. Church.
last Sunday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17

Baby won't suffer FIVE minutes with
Group II you apply DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil At once. Il acts like magic.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
Rsff9!9r sf9s Duchess Messaline Silks 669afy 4Oc

Special Sale Of Elegant Imported
Duchess Messalines" 49o
Regular SIPS Values
A beautiful silk fabric. exquisite
soft texture, with rich lustrous finish
One of the most fashionable silks this
season for whole suits-they come in
the prettiest shades of Alice Blue and
brown. These are regular Sl25 dOc
colored Tatfeta Silk
Extra fine quality with rich loom
finish and lustrOus Makes stylish
whole suits or dresses. The newest
and prettiest spring shades. including
white. cream and black. Well AOc
worth 69c yard-for this sale. ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
Fancy Louisine silks

Fancy Lousine Silks
Excellent assortment Of checks and
stripes All cOlors Bright quality.
all silk. Usually CSC a yard. AOr
marked at ...................
"Yard Wide" Black Japanese silk
Serviceable Summer silk for waists
and dresses Genuine Lyons &c
black. Worth 75c yard at...... .OOS
Natural Ponaee silk
so inches wide. Splendid silk for
coats or whole costumes. Excellent
quality in the pretty Pongee color.
Regular Sl.00 values, per 6Ec
yaru .....s-.. ......'...
First Floor. south Of Main Arcade.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
White and Black Plaid SIX

White and Black Plaid silk
We are showing this seasons new.
est and most stylish white and black
effects. Extra fine quality. Usually
SlOO per yard, now zEC
yard Wide" Black Taffeta silk
Brilliant rustling quality, rich Jet
black. Wear guaranteed. Desirable
for coat suits, dresses and drop
skirts. Regular price s125 per zoe
yard, at .................... ~
"Yard Wide" Black Peau de Sole
Extra heavy grade. with soft mellow
finish and beautiful lustre. Very de-
sirable width. sl25 is the real QOc
worth az ........ss.....s. .........
Arizona republican., 1906-08-17
NICHOLAS L0NGWORTH
 IN LIFE INSURANCE
He is secretary Of the International
 Policy Holders Committee.

New York. Aug. Representative Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati to- day was elected secretary of the inter national policyholders' committee of the New York Mutual Life Insurance company to succeed Seymour Eaton who recently resigned This action was taken at a meeting of the execu- tive committee at which MT. Long worth was present
 \ clerk will perform the current duties, as MT. Longworth is leaving for his home in Ohio in few days to look after his political interests
 The committee also discussed candi- dates for trustees for both the New York and Mutual companies and held conference with the sub-committees of the Mutual Life policyholders asso- ciation at which further progress was made in the selection of a joint ticket for Mutual trustees.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-17
OTHER RACES ADDED
 FOR TERRITORIAL FAIR
Latest Announcement by the Terri-
 tOriAl Commission.

The territorial fair commission is steadily continuing it's preparations for the second annual fair and filling up the program for the week. The fol- lowing announcement has just been made by the commission:
 A two -year-old trot and two year old pace have been arranged for Ari- zona horses only. They will be half mile heats. two in three. on half-mile track. Purses of s25O added money in each race. Entrance fee, $5 payable in August. 8 in September, $5 in Oc- tober, and S1O to start.
 Arrangements have been made for a great cowboy relay race on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of fair week One-half of the entries will race on Tuesday the other half on Thursday The winners on both days to run Sat urday for the championship of Ari- zona. This race will be two miles changing horses and saddles every half mile. Purses of $50 for each race $l00 to first and $50 to second.
 Contestants must have resided ninety days in the territory. and horses must be range horses, having participated in not less than three rodeos. Rules gov erning this race will be furnished by the secretary.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-17
Its a Bit
 Of O Job

10 order around and boss free Amer jeans and bullyrag them if they don't obey orders without question.
 Quite a little chore.
 The labor trust leaders tried by threats and other measures to bully members of Congress into passing some laws for the benefit of the labor trust but not in the interests of the people at large.
 They were told they didn't represent all the people.
 There happen to be 7S milIiOns anti trust Americans and about ? millions labor trust members, many of them held by force.
 Naturally every gain of either money or advantage for the members of any trust nut be absorbed from the 'com- mon persons outside the trust Every trust must fatten by feeding off "out- siders"
 Think it over a moment and see if that's right.
 The beef trust raises the price of meat.
 Who pays the raise?
 The labor trust raises the price of labor and we don't object to that in reason, but who pays the raise? The oil trust tries to freeze out a citizen who starts in an independent oil busi- ness. Why? So it can rule and have its own way and make the people out side the oil trust "obey" and pay toll.
 The labor trust tries to force an anti injunction bill through Congress tC prevent courts from issuing restraining orders or injunctions. so it can be free to attack property or independent mer when the protection of the courts is withdrawn and thus terrOrize the peo- ple and make them "obey" the trCst leaders and prevent every independent American from selling his labor at al even though his family may be starv- ing.
 You are ordered to refuse any labor but that sold by the labor trust, and not to buy any article of merchandise unless it bear the union label' the trademark of the trust.
 Some of the most irksome tyrannie' and outrages are put upon citizens whC believe in the old doctrine that Amer lea is for freemen and a square deal for everybody.
 But this biggest of all trusts, th' labor trust, assumes to itself the righ to rule the balance of the people anC make them pay tribute to it, for the further fattening. principally of tho
Arizona republican., 1906-08-17
THIS COUNTS FAXES
 GUT OFF ONE SIXTH
The Rate Will Be Forty Cents Lower
 Than Last Year.

The tax of the property owners of this county will be less next year than it ever was before. The rate will be reduced by nearly one-sixth from the present late of S2.5O for county and territorial purposes. Twenty cents of this rate has been Topped off by the territorial board of equalization. and though the board of supervisors has not yet fixed the county rate it is figured that the board will also cut off 20 cents.
 Tne levy for the county bond interest fund will be. it is predicted, II cents instead of 15 cents; the levy for the road fund will be 9 cents instead of 25 cents; the levy for the general fund win be unchanged at 45 cents. and the levy for the school fund will be 57 cents instead of 58 cents. The levy for the flood fund of r cents will be omit ted altogether. This will make the rate. including the territorial rate of = cents. S210 instead of s2.j0.
 The territorial board. day before yes terday in fixing the levies of the va rious counties for the funded bond in terest fund fixed that of Maricopa at 14 cents. The board. however. did not take into consideration the already healthy condition of that fund which has a surplus of $16O7.2S. Nor did the board take into consideration the fact that this year the county will receive from school district No. l. SS76, the in- terest on funded district bonds whose interest the county has been mad verteutIy paying for the last six years.
 The county road fund is already in good shape It has a surplus of $13,- 14261. but it is always desirable that there shall be plenty of money in that fund. so that reduction Of only one cent in the levy will be made.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-17
TERRIBLE ITCHING
 SCALP HUMOR
Badly Affected With Sores and Crusts Extended Down Behind the Ears - Some Years Later Painful and itching PuauIes Broke Out on Lower Part of Body Son Also Affected.
A TRIPLE CURE BY
 CUTICURA REMEDIES

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