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OBITUARY.

Mrs Mary Jane Evans, widow Of the
late George b. Evans. died at her
home in Newark, Saturday night after
short illness. She was in her 18th
year and was well-known throughout
the county. Mrs. Evans was an aunt
of DR.. John J. Black of New Castle
and Mrs George Gray of this city.
Her husband died about two years
ago. She WIS q daughter of the late
pr Samuel Henri Black. She is
survived by three daughters and "a son
as follows: Mrs. John Nields of Helena,
Montana; Mrs. Charles Read of Wash
ington. ID. G. Miss Lena Evans and
Charles B. Evans. The funeral will
probably he held on Wednesday, at
the Head of the Christiana Church.
Mrs. Ann Pennington, widow of
John W. Pennington and mother of
Mrs. Martin Beadenkopf, died on Sat
urday morning at the residence Of her
son in law. at Marsh Road near Hill
crest. She was SO years old and until
recently was apparently in good
health. She was born in Cecil county,
Md. went from there to Lancaster
county. Pa, and more than 30 years
ago she removed to Delaware, living
in this city ever since.
Mary Gabrial, formerly of this city,
died on Friday at the residence Of her
SON in law, John Greamer, 1899 East
Sergeant street, Philadelphia. The
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
ing. Requiem mass at St. AIMS Church
and interment at Cathedral cemetery
on the arrival Of the 11.45 a. m. train
at the p, B. & w. railroad station.
The funeral Of Elizabeth w. Dayett
was held at 10 o'clock this morning,
from the residence Of her parents, No.
S24 West Ninth street. Interment was
made in the Salem M. +. Church
cemetery.
The funeral of Rosetta Steelman
will be held at 2 o'clock this Afternoon
from her late residence at Newport.
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sn..er cnnnlr Conrl.

Attorney General Robert II. Richards
Deputy Attorney General Daniel O..
Hastings and the two State detectives
left for Georgetown, this morning, as
the April term of the county court
opens there today. Chief Justice Lore
and Judges Spruance and Boyce sit
during this term. A number of i'm
portant cases will come up for trial.
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PLOT TO AssAssIEATE
SPANISH ROYAL FAMILY

As'otired Pres i' patton NV snscfu w-f.
Madrid, Spain, April 2-Tho Spanish
authorities have discovered an anarchist
plot at Lebrija, % miles from Seville, the
notorious centre Of the Black Hand. to
assassinate the royal family during the
visit of King Alfonso, Dowager Queen
Christina and the sister of the King In
fanta Maria Teresa, to Seville during Holy
Week.
The censorship prevents tho sending of
details regarding the conspiracy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
GENERAL STORE RoBREp.

Associated Press Disna-ch bv specal Wire,
Bridgewater, Conn. April Robbers
again broke into the general store of G. n.
Hatch today and made way with $500 in
money and stamps, this same place being
robbed last Saturday Of over $1,000 cvi-
IDENTIFY by the same men.
On Saturday the government was tho
victim OF the crackmen, but today Mr..
Hatch suffered the entire loss.
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BArTLEsHIP pELAwARE.

Il is understood that Senator J. Frank
Alice who returned from Washington last
saturday has been assured by the mom-
hers ol tho Congressional Committee on
Naval Affairs. that the mrEost of all battle
ships, which Is TO be built for the United
States government viii bc named Della
ware.
Friends of the suggestion declare that
Delaware is the only one of the Original
Thirteen States not honopd by having O
hattlc.hp named for her and is entitled to
the honor.
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VESSELS IN COLLISION.
80 -. nl.nalon nr .neclnI NJ.

Associated Press Dispatea oy special Wire
Halifax, N. s., April 2.-In collision
with the Plant Line steamer Aranmore,
from Boston, near the entrance TO this
harbor. today. the three-mast British
schooner. Alexandra WAS sunk.
The schooner crew Of three men we're
taken off by boat from the AranmOre.
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r..,oft,,v,t work.

The work Of the inspector who tests
the riyeting work on the elevated rail-;
way along Water street is watched
with much interest. A small nickel
plated hammer is used and by a few
blows on the head of the rivet It Is
learned if it is properly driven, and II
not it is at once marked with ,circu-
lar chalk mark. Then it must be cut
out and a new rivet driven.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
RUSSIAN oHuRoH ROBBED. q

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wirit
Kief. Russia, April O. Burglars broke
into Three Saints Church, here, last night
They made a complete haul Of the jewels
and dug out the gems from the ikons and
chalice. Even the gold work Of the
Iconostasis and altar and the bullion
from the embroidered vestments were
fatop
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wooD WORKERS ON STRIKE.

Associated Press Dsiat,o o' -peeiA N're'
Mt. Carmel. Pa, April 1.-Two hun
dred carpenters and ioiners went on strike
here today for an eight-hour workday
and 10 per cent increase in wages.
All building work was totally suspended.
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Boiler Ready for steam.

The large boiler recently purchased by
fhe Wilmington Iron Co. has been placed
In position and It is expected that steam
viii be turned on tomorrow. The stack
60 feet high, recently purchased by the
company. has been erected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02

Acting through TIE pores upon the sources
OF Inflammation Glenn's Sulnhur Soar
promptly relieves the burning itching and
other ennoyances caused by Salt Rheum.
Seald head lmpetigo, Erysipelas, and
other skin diseases and ultimately removes
every vestige of them.
well rs speeuy.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
Gallaher & Pyle,
Shoers,
Market Street, 619.
PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS
Now Entering GoIdey College for I
a--t..a. 49,.

Now Entering Goldey college Tor the
Spring Term.
This is the beginning Of the spring
term az Goldey College. and number
Of public school pupils are entering to
take the commercial and shorthand
courses.
Application for admission should he
made at the college offices, S07 Market
street. A catalogue is sent to those
who write for It,.
The college will be open all summer,
thus allowing students who enter now
TO get ready for a position by fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
Hear Church services by ..Phons."

Fifty Of the church telephones which
have been installed in the Union NJ.
p. Church by the Delaware e At
lantic Telephone Co., were in use yes
terday. By the aid of these telephones
many people at their homes hear the
services in the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
pE1Ne rR1Ep BY oURT.MARTIAL

As on ed pres ,isra,cl .v -p'cis Nir'-
Kief. Russia, April 2.-Four officers
and u soldiers of sapper battalion, who
declined to obey orders in December last
to FIRE on demonstrations, are being tined
by court-martial here.
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secnred I.etter ro.ItIon

Leroy Wheeler Hickman, a rodman
on the p. b. g. w railroad, has resigned
to accept "a more lucrative position
with the Now York Central railroad,
and is now in New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
CHANGE I'M SUPERINTENDENT

The Sunday-school board of lNingswood
NJ. T.. Church yesterday elected Lsmbert,
a. Quigley superintendent to succeed
Alfred Wilson, resigned
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ToIsTo1 PAMPHLET coNF1sCArED

Asso0 sI. tnrs. .~uatnn " -u"ri' res
Moscow. Russia, April 2.-The police
have conhscated a pamphlet written boy
Count Tolstoi. entitled Us il Possible y
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a ones,ion That Every Man should be-
eide for Himself.

There is one subject in which many Of US
are Interested and that is, what is the
quickest way Of getting rid OF trouble
sone cold ? Il ii best to take some new
remedy put out with exaggerated claims,
~ to I'm your faith To Cham berlain's
C,ugh Remedy. a preparation that has won
n world wide reputation and immense sale
hy ms cures Of this disease. This remedy
is for ssls by y. h. Dantorth, druggist
second and Market Streets
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The Acme Of Perfection in an Eyeglass
Is the Shur On. ] make this style up ia
a special guard for comfort it cannot be-
beaten. Cubberly, s2i Market streets
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rornren Coid one nav

fake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II It fails to cure: r.
"a GTove's signature Il on each box. 25c.'
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Spring Gloves.

Get your Easter gloves
nosO, for Dame Fashion
having approved long
gloves for this season, we
are having difficulty in get
ting them fast enough.
We now have the long gloves in.
All sizes of S button glazed kid,
black or white Si.75 pair.
l2-button in white suede only.
$500 pair
l2-button in black or white
glazed kid $3.50
l6-button black or white suede,
$3.50.
l6-button, black or white glazed.
S2T5.
2O-button, white only. glazed,
$500.
A complete limo of regular gloves
in all the spring shades 40 sl.O0
Sl.25, $3.50 and Sl.75 a pair.
Gloves, lrst floor
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N.v ,nru ,,no nr,,,.

Associnted rress nisuaton ov apssIal Girss
New YORK. April 2-The stock market nuoned
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Pottsville. Pa. April 2.-The suspen-
sion at the coal mines here was almost
complete today, only a few men being
at work at the eollieries and these doing
work allowed by the union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02

Tsmapua. Pa, April although the
Panther Creek Valley collieries were or
dered to give work to all men who re-
ported for duty this morning, none
answered the call OF the whistles
In the SchuyllSiA Valley not a single
collierv is working, even the washeues
and small operations being suspended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
Wilmington stock uuotauons.

Reported ~ scou & o.. bankers ANA Brokers
HID and nsheI MON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-02
James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and Embslmer,
214 West Ninth Street.
lelephone connectiona

lelephone conneeLIonA
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Wilkes Barre, Pa, April 2.-ln COM
plianco with the lordor of President Nit
chell TO quit work, there was total sus-
pension Of mining in the Wyoming region
today. Tbp engineers, iumen and pump
runners arl at work as usual, and In a few
isolated cases company hands arc at
work making repairs that are imperative.
At nearly all the collienes steam was
up and whistles were blown as usual but
the miners were not on hand Pickcts
were stationed at many OF the mines to
notify the foreign mine workers that
there would be no work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-12
INJURY AND DEATH BY RAIL.
New Book Tells the Cause and Cure
or Accidents.

RAILROAD Accidents. Their Cause
and Prevention" Is the subject of
book recently issued under the order
Of the Association II Railway Claim
Agents. II. c. Richards Of Chicago Is
the author.
Mr.. Richards says In his hook that
the first and highest duty of railroad
Is 10 Its passengers, to carry them
safely and speedily; next TO take care
of the property intrusted to II for
transportation.
Accidents fall into one OF four
classes The accidents that are un-
avoidable, those caused by the act OF
God, the public enemy, or by some
persons who take up a rail. misplace
switch or put an obstruction on the
track: accidents to passengers, out
siders trespassing or not trespassng'
caused by the carelessncss or wanton-
ness OF the injured or some other per-
son for whose act the railroad Is not
liable or by the failure Of necessary
laws; those caused by tho want OF
care, foresight or supervision on the
Part of tho management of the COM
pany. and those caused by the care
lossness. thoughtlessness or neglect OF
employees
and neglect OF employees are the cause
Of n big majority of all of the acct
dents that happen.
There Is reminder TO the effect
that II IL not the great train accidents
that make the large majority ~ tho
total deaths and injuries on tho rail-
reads of his country.
II Is argued that Il IL more the man
aud not the safety appliance that must
be depended upon to prevent accidents
Tho book reviews long list of acct
dents tending TO show that violation
or established rules Is responsible for
big majority of the accidents.
a large number OF accidents are
caused by the carelessness OF employees
towards other employees. Derailments
or denctivc equipment cause many
accidents, Accidents caused By oh.
structions are numerous.
Accidents may be reduced or mlnim.
lzed by number OF things which may
be summarized as follows:
Employment OF careful, competent
sober men, together with the cooper.
ation or labor organizations and th'
employees to competency and care.
Next Ia good competent men what {.
needed Is good track and equipment
and sufficient and intelligent inspection
and repair.
Good rules and instruction careful,
and rightly enforced
! Last and by no means least sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-12
ATHLETIC CONTROL.
Superintendent Christensen Sends Ont
Circulars Regarding II.

City Supt, OF Schools Christensen IS
today sending TO the principals of the
schools a circular letter containing the
regulations recommended by the board
OF athletic control Of the public schools.
The regulations have been adopted By
the principals and are as follows;
/. That an advisory council consist
ing of three citizens and the superin-
tendent of schools as member eS-oiilcio,
shall be chosen 20 aid the board Of
athletic control Names suggosted-Mr,
d. A. Callahan. Prof Byron Cummings,
DR.. Charles Plummer.
2. That candidates for positions on
the various athletic teams present sat-
lsfactory evidence of sound physical
condition.
3. That principals send 70 the board
Of athletic control Il signed list of play
ers, thereby certifying 20 their elglbill'
".
4. That only those pupils who have
satisfactory records IN application, de-
pertinent and scholarship for the month
prior TO an athletic contest shall be per-
mitted to represent their schools. The
principal of each building shall be the
sole Judge of eligibility,
Tobacco users shalt be ineligible u
places on school teams.
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Client and efficient supervision.

Client and efficient supervision.
Mr. Richards uses some figures, as
follows
The report Of the interstate COM
merce commission shows that for the
year ending IN June there were AL pas
sengers killed, 3632 employees killed. s39
not trespassers killed. 9,1l1. passengers
injured, 67,067 employees Injured, 2,4i9 not
trespassers injured and g. 1874 trespass-
ers injured, making 1907 killed and
1881 injured.
Taking into consideration the safety
appliances installed by the railroads
since 1895, the Improvement In track
and equipment, and the increase IN
wages paid. with even the same degree
Of care on the part OF employees, the
number OF accidents should have de-
creased, but on the contrary they show
an actual percentage OF increase high
er than that OF earnings
The percentage OF passengers Injured
Gid to the number transported 0l5,-
4ls.6s2) was about one In each $4,000
The percentage OF passengers killed
QID 10 the number transported was
about one to every 100000.
The percentage OF employees injured
(6TO67) TO the whole number OF em-
ploves d,296,1 1917 was about one In $50:
The percentage Of employees killed
"a s3e) 10 the whole number reported
killed in all classes QO.0lO was about
% nor cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-12
LAW VS.. GUN.
Rio Grande Brings Injunction Suit
Against Bingham Residents.

The Rio Grande Western yesterday
brought suit IN the district court 10
enjoin miners from interfering with the
work OF blasting on 1.-THE skyline
road now being constructed above Bing-
ham.
Behind this suit is an interesting
story Of man behind gun and n
terrified gang OF 6borers. on Oct. s a
huge blast was touched off with the
result big boulders came down the hin
and wrecked three cabins. Several peo-
pie narrowly escaped death while Mrs.
Darrenougue and Mrs, Alexander, two
residents who had narrow escapes. are
still suffering nervous prostration from
their scare.
on the day following the big blast
Forrest Darrenougue, whose house was
wrecked and whose wife was nearly
killed, took q gun and went up the
hillside 10 investigate the OPERATIONS Of
Crandall Bros. sub-contra'tors under
Mendenhall Bros. Of Springvile who
have the work. he found tn, men work.
ing on second blast. At his juncture
he produced his six-shootel and stated
that If the blast were fired there would
be double event. IF you touch that
blast | will blow your brains out" he
IN reported 10 have said. II propose
TO protect my family and property at
all hazards. You can touch OFF that
mine, but you Will have TO suffer the
consequences"
Since that time operations have been
suspended and now the railroad COM
pany has stepped In with the object In
view OF getting an injunction against
the miner and his friends who one and
all say they will back him up II II
comes to a shooting match. Residents
of Bingham are very much worked UP
over the affair and the contractors re-
sponsible for the blasting operations are
decidedly unpopular at Bingham,
The contractors and the parties in
jured are now working on a settle
ment for the damage done by the big
blast OF last Saturday. DR. Cheek, rep
resenting the company and c. T., Adj
derby and w II. Dunn. the parties dam.
aged, have been appointed appraisers
to estimate the damage. The estimated
damage is unotiicially reported to fe as
follows:
Forrest Darrenougue, $500. Anderson
e. Chandler, sl,250; Mrs. Tom Mayne.
$1,000; Sol Bopenhaver, $500. An agree
ment has been drawn UP by the COM
pany, secured by a bond that II Will
pay all damages incurred by all the
parties concerned, not to exceed W.
600, subject TO the formal report OF the
appraisers. This agreement has been
signed by some but not all the parties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-12
DIED WHILE ON MISSION.
Elder Nepbl NJ Perkins, President Of
Indiana Conference, the Victim.

Word came to President German Y,
Ellsworth, Of the Northern States mis-.
sion, who Is now visiting IN Salt Lake,
that Elder Nephi NJ, Perkins had died
suddenly IN Indiana The cause Of
death or the circumstances attending
II were not stated. The deceased was
president OF the Indiana conference,
aud probably died at Evansville or Co
lumbus.
Elder Perkins was born at Franklin,
Idaho. May /. 1857, but for some time
had resided at Dayton, In that state
He is the son OF Joseph and Margaret
Martin Perkins. and leaves a wife and
several children. on Dee. s, 1905.
he was set apart for mission TO the
Northern states, under the hands OF
Elder Hyrum NJ. Smith, and left soon
after for his field OF labor. He proved
himself to be a very able and faithful
missionary, and his death is deeply
deplored.
Further particulars Of Elder Perkins
demise and what disposition will be
made OF the remains are expected
soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-12
PENNsY AGENCY.
Leon Engstrom to Represent Big sys-
TEN In Salt Lake.

Leon Engstrom, travelling freight
agent for the Pennsylvania lines at
Denver, who has been a frequent visi-
tor here OF late In the interest OF his
road, is to locate IN Salt Lake Nov.
wher the Pennsylvania will have an
Office here. In company with Frank l..
Borton of the Star line at Chicago he
ia now in this city looking over the
situation prior to leasing desk space on
Railroad row and hanging out the star
Union line sign. The Star Union. as
everybody knows, is the through freight
department Of the Pennsylvania lines.
The action is not unexpected as at
the time the New York Central and
Erie placed representatives In the held
here It was predicted that the Pennsyl'
vania would be compelled 10 follow suit.
The Pennsylvania lines are known the
world over. Last year their gross IN
come was s26600o,00o, and they carried
20 per cent Of the total tonnage OF az
the roads In the United States and IL
per cent of the passenger trafiic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY'S.

l.. /. Woodruff OF al 10 Barnard
j. Stewart part NJ lot |, block q
plnt neutrality-suspicious.
Arthur W, Woodbury. and wife To
Clarissa X. W Marsh, part Of lot
I, pl0ck 81 plat C....,.........,,.,,
Martha Myers To- VIM. BrOome,
part OF lot 8, block l. plat A..
Stanley Taylor and wife 20 W. J
owen, part Of lot |, block So, plat
& ..t.-.,t.s ..sss'.tsts,..t.sts
Chas n Wright and wife 20 Jas. J
Rieley ard wife, lot 10, block
/, Kelsey h Gillespie's sub,..,,.,..
AmmOn s. Brown and wife 10 Alma
T.. Brown, part Of lot O. block l3s'
nlAt y ,,.t..tt,ss.-ttsss's' sssts..F'..s
Zion's Savings Bank to Pacific
Lumber Co., part OF lot Z, block 49,
plat ID ,.,.t,,....ttt...t..... '+''.....s
Emanuel Waymau and wife 70 John
HA Wayman, part Of section 10,
township south, range east..,..
5. A. Cornwall aud wife TO Ben
iamin r. Hlll. part of lot 10,
block 3, l0-acre A-...,...,..........
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|iIilI DEPOT S !,
E. LOOMING UP
-, Architect Patterson Of Har-
'''' dnan Lines Looks over
situation Here. 4
AMY WAITING FOR wAOuc''
$3.50, :. Completed Attention
FS'p y, y Turned to Erection OF
Big Railroad station

,..,,,eet patterson Of the Har-
csf A,S who has been in Salt Lake
tSsn W. ~. nast week, has concluded
hfps ~ mere and left the city iasl
" s0'. ,,mea with the necessary da'a
r''ns . s, Of one of the handsoln-
r u ,1sn dspois in the west i. ,,o.. as
sIs .s,AIal Oiyalye when it came 70
o., for publication, It can BE- stated state
a. ,.,tatlyely that work on this sp'eh-
~ austure which is 10 s'aHd i., at , ,nt
ic@ " -. intersection Of Third West
s ..st is to be commences az ~, 'o Worth
fts .,,sust now going up on NORM
~ v1 s,yeet Is completed. Inc cor
Temp, s sS, and approaches 10 TINS
tftit iVV ave- now practically completed
radlcs s stsal for this big bridge that
a carry traffic Of an klhas ..i ine'a az an
s,,s,t cars, Is expected u "i'''s
any . oSr' AZ this is completed the next
As YIN 'Tl he 10 tear down the olu
mp va Ss,ot and sheds and clear the
frtsnti s sa me biz depot which viii be a
FosS.1t y " Inc clty IN every way. Then
a. INV council win be asked 70 au-
,.,s me closing OF South Iclnple
.., bs,Veen Third and Fourth west
my. .,,,';, an and the work on the foundations
wv structure will commence
~ oans Tor the new DEPOT call for
Jim Offices, large and connexions
a a,e,r rooms for the travelling pubic,
,sH .S and all other appurtenances
", Tojerr union station. Prominent
'ns,, M features VIII be a big clock
. sass arriving dial that can be read
, susS M Brigham Young monument
i "yn The depot will be used by
,gs Oregon Short Line and the SAT-
Tsks Route,