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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25

If blow is bio, why shouldn't brow be
bro?
II doe is do, why shouldn't do be
doughg
IF tough Is tun, why shouldn't dun be
fpelled tough?
r. cough IL cor, why shouldn't toff be
spelled tough2
# dough is do, why shouldn't beau DO
spelled bought
II bough Is bow, who shouldn't COW
be spelled cough7
And. If dough is do and doe Is do.
why shouldn't dodo be doughdoe?-
New York American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-25

There is kind Of crab caught in the
Japanese wntera measuring ten feet
between The tips Of It's nlppers. which
are Ave fno' lonr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
DRAINAGE OF ROAOBED.

City Solicitor Asked whether Railroad
Company Is Required to Pay Sewer Lien.
A sewer was constructed in Second
street, at Hawley,a short time ago, by
the Street and Sewer Department,
which takes care of surface water which
formerly found its way to the roadbed
Of the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad Co.
at that point, causing an annoyance,
and which, it 10 said, was regarded,
by the Board Of Health, as being a
menace to public health.
After the sewer was built the abut-
ting properties we're liened and part Of
the expense, s28l.52, was charged
against tho railroad company, based
on the length OF the right OF way across
HaWley street, but at the meeting OF
the Street and Sewer Board today
Engineer Rommel repUTted that the
company held that ii was not liable,
on the ground that the roadbed could
not be assessed Tor this purpose, not
being connected with the sewer.
The matter was referred to City
Solicitor Townsend for his opinion.
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FROM $50 TO a PER CENT
Government Hopes the Increase viii
Have a Favorable Effect In A.
tracing General Deposits
GREAT INCREASE FOR JANUARY
Moscow Deposltors Particular
About Gold.
RATES OF EXCHANGE ARE GOING UP


Associated Press Dirpaioh by special Wires.
st. Petersburg, Russia, Jan. 3O.-An
important financial measure, dictated by
the drain on the savings banks in con-
quencc of the revolutionary agitation and
the impossibility OF competing with the
rates OF private banks is announced. 10
increases by imperial order the rate Of
interest OF tho government savings banks
from $40 70 lper cent tho government hopes
it will have favorable effect on the TO-
disposing which has already commenced.
According to the official statement tho
increased deposits In tho savings banks
ior the first half Of tho Russian January
were S2,5OOOOO, ten times tho increase
during the similar period of 1905. AZ
Moscow, according TO the Slovo, the de-
positos OF gold are demanding receipts
stating explicitly that their deposits are
roturnnblc IN the same metal. The banks
refuse to do so.
The rate of interest was decreased from
per cent 20 $40 per cent in 1894, on
account of the iadorahlo position Of tho
government and the low ratio OF money at
that time. An order has also been signed by
tho Emperor raising the rate paid on do
posits In pcrpctuiiy In the Imperial Bank
from 80 TO ~ per cent,
The rates Of exchange arc soaring
steadily. For drafts on America private
banks are charging as high as POI roubles
per $780, whereas during the preceding
summer the rate was 1917 80 roubles per
500. The official rate OF exchange on
England now Is o. compared with the
December rate Of 94.75, but this rate is
ohtainablo only az the Imperial Bank
The unofficial rate on the Bourse Is 98.S75.
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OBITUARY..

Mrs. Emma Il. Brittingham, aged
% years, vile OF Moses Birmingham,
died yesterday at 1928 Poplar street.
David q. Worth, Justice OF the peace
for the Fourth district, Cecil county,
Nd, died yesterday at his home in
Cherry Hill, after several weeks i'll.
ness from paralysis. He was ~ years
Of age and leaves three children.
Rev. Robert W. Told, a retired min
lister of thl Wilmington Methodist
Episcopal Conferences, died at the home
Of his daughter, in Baltimore, last
Sunday night, aged 70 years. Since
retiring FROM the ministry DIR. Todd
had been living 10 Elkton. A widow
and seven children survive him.
Cant. James II. johnson, a veteran
river man, died yesterday. de had
been in the serVice of the George W.
Bush & Sons Co., in charge Of their
harqes, for over a quarter OF a century.
until January I'd, 1905, last year, when
he was stricken with paralysis, while
on mis- barge Christina, and since that
time he had been unable to continue
biu vocation. His death occurred at
the home Of his daughter, IN Camden,
~ j. The deceased was resident of
this city for a number OF years. The
funeral is expected to take place on
Thursday at Marcus Hook. Capt.
Johpson was a membsr OF Brandywine
Lodge, No A, Shield of Honor, aud a
meeting OF the organization will be
held tomorrow night at the Red Men 8
Hall 10 take action on his death,
Cant. Asa Shropshire, master OF the
Christina, raised the flag on the boat
10 half mast this morning.
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Dfatus.

BURR-In this city on the 18th inst, Clara A..
daughter OF HE late lr. Horace Burr ana
Louisa Hungeriord Burr.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 21i West
Sixteenth street, on Wednesday, at O'Clock.
lnierment private
ChHIsTY-In this city, on January 9th, 1905
Charles =. Chrisy aged o. years.
Relatives, friends. members OF Industry Lodge
A. % ~ ~ Boss nintefs aud and members Of
Painters Union, are re. peCuully invited 20 at
tend his funeral from his late residence, No. 1901
Lancaster Avenue, on Wednesday morning, az
O'clock High Mass az st. lauls Church. In
tcnnent at the Cathedral cemetery.
JONEsrin this city, on January 18th, 1905
Annie h., vile of John x. Jones, aged 3, year,.
Relatives friends and members on Camp NO. ],
r. o. OF A., are respectfully invited 90 attend ne
funeral services az the residence Of her nushanui
No 5l9 New Castle avenue. on Ihurslny alter
noon, February isL NJ O'Clock. lnierment at
Lomuariy cemetery.
MONIGLE-ln this city, on January 18th, 1905,
Vii lam MOuigle aged O. years.
Relatives, hiends and mentors OF Division
No :. A. o. A., are respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral from his late residence, No. az
Washington street. ON Wednesday morning, az
o'clock High Mas at the Cathedral iniermcut
at 81. Josephs cemetery.
sMITH-ln this city. on January 27th, 1900
willard r. smith, Ia his 25th year.
Relatives friends. members of frienuship Com
ciage. No. J. Hepiasophs, William Mckinley
Commandery. No. 8la. X. OF NJ, and employees OF
Pennsylvania Railroad are invited 20 attend the
funeral services az hrs late residence, No. ziVi
lammot street, on "Wednesday afternoon Jan-
uary sist at 40 O'Clock, lnterment hiYer'ie"
cemetery
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IN WALL STREET TODAY


Associated Press Dlspatea ~ snccial Wires
Wall Street. New York, Jan. 90. Selling
pressure was IN evidence at the opening ~
the stock market, today, in continuance OF
the movement az the close yesterday. Do
clines Of q traction were the rule. but evil
dence OF support was SHOWN in advances IN
a number OF stocks. iennsylvania, Louis
Vile a. Nashville. Union Pacific, Erie a
Colombo Fuel we're of large fractions,
and Chesapeake n Ohio and Texas n
Pacific a point. Canadian Pacific rose.
IL and New York central ana Metro
politan Street Railway large fractions.
The dealings we're very active and widely
distributed.
When support became effective. the boara
resumed their covering and carried prices
back TO the best. Reading and New York
Central rose IA; ST. Paul, "a, and Lead,
II. The buying for support was not pur-
uuad on the advance In prices and che trad
ing became DOH 8gain. Weakness continued
20 show ut somo points. Federal Mining
lost 5; Reading, hrst preferred, and Cot
ton oil. "a; Hide and Leather preferred,
pa Delaware a Hudson, Chicago. 81. Paul,
Minneapolis and Omaha, and lncihc Nail.
2 General Electric, Is, ana B. ~ o., lleye-
land O. q. a. II. Louis, and others /. The
tone was firm at noon.
Bonds were Irregular.
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Associated Press Dispatch by special Wirea
Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. a0-wheas. steady,
No. req IN export elevator biasiisc. No. /
Northern do, a55sasulsc.i No. 2 Northern, do,
g5agic.
Corn, steady No 2in export elevator, i7s1a
4sc.
Oats. frini No white natural. sec; No 2
white clipped. 86aa0lsc.
Bran, nrn fair demand winter IN bulk, S2O.O0a
S2060. spring ma SACKS, $40 o0ati050
Refined sugars unchanged; powdered, & s5a
$500. confecuoners "a 60asL 75i gfanulated "a 75a
$3.50. Keystone s4b0aei6a
Butter. firm extra western creamery, 275sc.i
do. nearby prints, SOC.
Eggs, lJsc lower nearby fresh. isisc at marx;
Western, fresh icitc OF marx.
Live poultry, hm fowls, l2tSal3c.; old
ROSTERS, &c; spring chickens, i0aiS1so.; ducks,
1bai0c.; geese, liable. turkeys, iEsldc
Dressed poultry. hrmeri fowls, choice lia1fisc.
do. far TO good. ldalS95c.s old ruostera lOc.,
nearby roasting chickens, choice. lbai6c, 40.
Western do choice, i4aloc.. DO. fair 10 good i2a
13c.; turkeys. choice nd fancy, 20a2ic: DO fair
TO good. i7aloc. ducks, llalbc; Ecese, lOai8c.
Potatoes. lower; pennsylvania choice and fancy
per bushCl 7Oa73c n. Y. do. do. per bushei fba
6se. n. \. lair to good, per bushci, bna6Oa
Flour steady.
Hay, steady.
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WILL NOT ASK MORE WAGES.

Associated lress usuatch By Special Wires
Buffalo. N. Y, Jan. 30.-The biennial
convention Of tho Lithographers Inter
national Protective and Beneficial Assoc
citation was continued here today. Fourth
Tighe Of Chicago said;
"The matter of a new wage scale viii
not be mentioned in this convention. We
may ask for a decrease in working hours,
but aside from that | think the agreement
will not be changed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
AsEw1sH TArHERLAHD.

The only Hope Of the Jews In Russia, AZ
cordlne to the Zionist Committee.
A. ooiaiea Pres. pnpaicn BY special Nirsa
Brussels, Belgium, Jan. 30.--Tho Cen
oal Jewish Conference, called 10 consider
the state OF the Jews in Russia, formally
opened ita sessions here, today, under the
presidency of David Wolhsohn, chairman
Of the International Zionist Committee.
NJ Mandelstamm Of lkieh presented a
report Of the changes In Russia, from
which IL was gathered that the Jews had
no hopes Of an improvement In their status
resulting from q revolution or government
reforms. The only solution Of the prob
lem, according TO the report, would be tho
founding Of a Jewish Fatherland.
Delegates from Germany, Austria-Hun-
gary, Great Britain, Russia, France, Italy,
Denmark and Argentina are present but
the American delegates have not arrived.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
ASTREET WELL ENCOUNTERED.
Il Is at Eighteenth and Market Streets and
May be Put 20 Fubnc Use.

Il Is at Eighteenth and Market Streets and
May be Put to Fubnc Use.
Is was reported, at the meeting of
the Street and Sewsr Directors, this
morning, that the Delaware & atlantis
Telegraph and Telephone %. had en-
countered a we'll at Eighteenth and
Market streets, In excasating for a
conduit, and on investigation a spring
of good water was discovered.
Inquiry was made Of the board as to
the best manner Of disposinR of the
water from the we'll. The matter was
referred to Street Commissioner Pier
son and Engineer Rommell, who we're
instructed to arrange to have the water
put to public use If il is possible to do
il. A drinking fountain may be placed
there. in which event the water would
be turned into it.
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Seattle, Wash, Jan. 3O.--A special TO
the Post-lntelligencer from Sitka, Alaska,
saws that the German steamer Marechen
went ashore at False Bay, 100 miles from
that point, last Thursday. The officers
and part Of the crew arrived In Sitka on
Sunday. on the steamer Georgia.
The Marechen cleared from Seattle for
Vladivostok on January 10th, with a cargo
of general merchandise valued at S250000.
This is a total loss, but the ship may be
saved. No lives were lost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
PASSENGER TRAIN DIToHED.

Galesburg, ILL.,, Jan. Passenger
train No. ! westbound. on the Santa Fe
road, went into a ditch at Laura, 25 miles
east OF here today The smoker, chair
car, baggage car and express car over
turned.
A twisted rail caused the wreck. The
conductor and two passengers were in
lured but not seriously. No person was
killed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30

Mrs. i. T. Belts of 1909 Gilpin avenue
entertained at a pretty tea on saturday
afternoon. at her home, IN honor OF Mrs.
Charles Elkins Buck Of Baltimore. who
was formerly Miss Nellie Sparks Of this
CITY. The house was tasteiully decorated
In potted plants and carnations, Those
Who assisted Mrs. Belts in receiving we're
Mrs. Mary b. Sparks, Mrs. Edwin B. Sadt-
Ter Mrs. George W. Sparks, Mrs; Lea
sparks Mrs. Preston Lea, Mrs. Charles K
Miller. Mrs. e. 4. Candy, Mrs. H. B. Brad
ford Mrs. L. c. Vandegrift, Mrs. J. X.
Moore Mrs. William Belts, Mrs A. 1;
Mood Of Washington. Mrs. Henry Iatnall
of Brvn Mawr, Pa, and Miss Alice Lea.
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Henry r. Smith, former Whining
ton City Councilman, who now lives
in California. and who recently was re-
ported to be dead, is alive and we'll.
Charles o. Kurtz, real estate agent,
has received letter from Mr.. Smith,
in regard to some property he owns
here. The letter was dated January
2lst. The report of Mr.. Smith g death
is said to have come from a letter re-
csived here, but how the mistake was
made ia not known,
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Wilmington stock Quotations.


Associated Press DISPATCH by special wires
New York. Jan a0--Fiour receipts, 22sf6
barrels sales, 40; steady. but quiet
Wheat receipts 5000 bushels sales. 10000
his morning WAS inpeilcd tv 6ieher csbies'
room covering and further reports OF rain Ia
the Argentine May, A1aagOl4c. July, 50 i-lCa
S9iEc. september, 57nS7 l-iUc.
Rye, nominal No Western. 7bc. g. O. b. New
YORK,
Corn, receints % $50 bushels Sales 25,0uO bu.
Firm on reports OF export business and M SYM
July 90 GIG
Beei steady
Pork, steady
Lard, arm. prime Western steam 81. s6as7 sa
Sugar, raw, steady; fair refining, 0c,
centrifugal 90 test $40; moiasses sugar,
SCI refined, stendyi crushed, $780, powdered.
81. a0; granulaied. $40.
Petroleum. steady: refined all ports, s7.55as1. o.
Coffee. quiet. No. Rio. 7-l6c.
Molasses, iirm, New Orleans, 50a3sc.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.


Associated Press Disuatch pv special wires
New York, Jan.s0. Cotton futures opened
steady January ll.Oi; March, il.17; April,
i1.2l, bid; May, il.G0; July. il.a5 August,
il.i6, bid; September, 1885, bids Octo-
Der, 10.iS.
Cotton opened barely steady, at unchanged
prices TO an advance Of s points, IN re-
spouse to higher cables. Alter tho call
prices fell 5 10 Q points. Trading was
and unsettled.
After the break 10 1899 for March and
lila for May, OF a net decline of l0all
points, the market rallied partially on COW
ering and at midday was about points net
lower.
Spot quiet; middling uplunds, li.50;
middling guilt, li.75.
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SCHOONER CRUSHED BY ZOE.

Associated iress DISPATCH bv sueoiai wire.
Washington. Jan. pa telegram 70
revived at the Interior Department from
Nome. Alaska, says that the schooner
Madsden, which was sent from San Fran
cisco bv the government on a relief ex-
pedition 10 Point Barrow, Alaska, where
the reindeer station and school were run
ming short Of provisions, has been crushed
and destroyed in the ice. The cargo was
saved.
The news was brought by reindeer mail
TO Nome, and thence by telegraph.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
LARGEST AND FINEST MILL
IN THE WORLD OPENED TODAY


Associated Press Dispatch by snecial Wires
Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 30.-One Of the
new steel mills Of the slO,0OO,OO0 group
recently authorized by the United States
Steel Corporation began operations at
Mckeesport, Pa, today, in the presence
OF many officials Of the company and visi-
tors
The mill Is said to be the largest and
finest in the world. The other mills COM
prising the group are rapidly being COM
pleted and will soon be put in permanent
operation.
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DIR. WILLIAM G. PORTER DEAD.

Associated Press Disnaich by special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 3O.-Dr. Will
liam G. Porter one Of the best-known
surgeons Of this city. died today of pneu-
monia, after a four days illness. He was
60 years old.
DR. Porter was a member Of the Union
League, the County Medical Society and
numerous other medical organizations.
He was for number Of years secretary
Of the Academy Of Surgery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30

Frank Henvis, driver Of a wagon Of the
Troy Steam Laundry, is suffering from a
severe liberation of the head, as a result of
being thrown from the wagon yesterday.
As the rig neared Fourth and Madison
streets, the axle on the wagon broke, pre-
cipitating the driver to the street. Several
bystanders went to this assistance, but
Henvis was able to drive to the stable at
Fifth and Madison streets and then went
TO his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
DIAMOND STATE BONDS.

The taking Of final proof Of contested
claims against the Diamond State Steel
Co. has been completed and today Re
ceivers Winchester and Wallace are
proving the 600 bonds Of the company
aggregating 81 100000, before the master.
William G.. Mahaffy in the United States
Court. The work Of proving the bonds
will take several days. After this the sale
of the plant may be contaminated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
THREE DEAD IN TRAM WRECK.

Fatal Head on Collision on the Great
Northern Railroad in Montana.
Assoc aiei Press Dis 'nes nv ,uc Wires
St. Paul Mimi. Jan. 80.-Great North
ern Oriental Limited, No. westbound
and passenger train No. ., eastbound
eollided head-on on a straight track one
mile west Of Columbia Falls, Mont, at
1910 o'clock last night.
Two iiremen and one express messenger
are dead. None Of the passengers was
injured and with the exception Of the ex-
press cars and engines of each train no
serious damage was done to the trains.
General Superintendent Shade said he
had received no information as to the
cause of the collision.
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M oLURE AS GETTYSBURG ORATOR.


Associated Pros, Disnateh by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 3O.--Col. A. K.
Mcclure today accepted an invitation to
deliver the memorial address at the
Gettysburg battlefield ceremonies, next
Decoration Day
Last year Judge James A. Beaver was
the orator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.


Associated Press Dispatch by snecia Wires
Chiaro, ILL.,. Jan. sO-shorls and COM
mission houses bid actively for wheat here
today. sending May up 90 s5L.
Because Of a livolier spring demand, May
corn advanced TO dll{a4iA.
In sympathy with other grains, May oats
sold up 10 aOifa8i.
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CHINESE COMMISSION
IN WARRINGTON


hEHn0IHT0I IN UI1nHIOn UV Ep1uIHI WITH7.
Washington, Jan. 30.-Several mem
bers Of the Imperial Chinese Commission
this morning made a trip through the
government printing office and in the
afternoon the whole commission will pay
visit to Fort Myer, where a special
cavalry drill willibe held for their benefit
About a dozen secretaries and servants
have left for New York, TO prepare for the
coming Of the two commissioners and their
suites who are expected to leave here next
Thursday.
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DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT DEnRpp
maria Q. Hartman States Her Position ~
Street and Sewer Board

49, ~-tN sewer board.
am never going TO do a thing I have
no il, a right to do, and If am arrested n
will be for no cause. ' a. '9'eu IL
lIls statement was made by Maria G.
iliareliali, az the meeting of the Street and
;',' Die.cIois, this morning, in discuss
; = matter OF Improvement OF a gutter
y, SlaPie street which she said, was badly
she could do il in dav with two ~ ro e,,,'
but she had no right to do il The baor'i
promised to take the matter no and Soc K
some improvement can be made.
Mrs. Hartman insisted that It was the
uu'{ o. me department % do that and
mage me statement given above.
aiis. Hartman asked chat Tatnall street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth ne
opened. She was referred to the an,
Surveying Department.
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TOWNSEND ROAD.
SHoet and Sewer Department TO Invest
500 in Improvement.

BOO IN Improvement.
Townsend Road. one of the most
tJrIolnlesome thoroughiares south of the
Nhfistiana River, Is to be improved. the
cost to be borne jointly by the Street and
sewer Department and some of the busi-
ness interests there.
q. 3. Cleland, A. Bickta and Richard
shaw, representing three of the establish
ments using the road, appeared before the
Street and Sewer Department al its meet
ing today and offered 10 do the hauling
II the department would agree to furnish
ashes or cnders. The board decided to
invest 500 IN the improvement
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ENGINEER AND wAroHmAN HELD.
Charged With Responsibility for Fatal
Accident on a Railroad.

NHIITUI WIN NUITVH3IUITITT IVT NIIII
Accident on a Railroad.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
pbillipsburg, N. j., Jan. 30.-Alfrod
Stackhouse, engineer Of the combination
car and engine Of the officials Of the Della
ware, Lackawanna 4 Western railroad,
and Andrew Burke, a gateman, were
arrested this morning and taken 10 Belvi-
doro, at the direction Of tho coroner.
Stackhouse was running the engine a
week ago when Il ran down and killed
Walter Wilhelm and wife at a grade cross
ing no Hackettstown. Burke had charge
of the gate In the engine at the time Of
the accident there was a party Of high
officials, who were on their way TO Hoo
boken, after an inspection Of the COM
pany's property at this place. The engi-
neer and fireman were released on bail.
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Union veteran Legion.

Encampment No. "a, Union Veteran
LEGION will meet this evening to arrange
for celebrating the anniversary winch
NAV take place on Lincoln Day
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NEwsRAPER.s TIanE wITH UNIoN
Augusta Chronicle Loses Sixteen Printers,
But is Issued as Usual.

Associated fresa Dsnatcn Dv special Wirea
Augusta Ca, Jan 3O-The Augusta
Chronicle issued a paper as usual. this
morning, passing successfully through the
first night Of the fight against the Typo
graphical Union. Every union printer
walked out last night, 10 men being
affected.
In making a new contract with the
union, the paper abolished the piece scale,
made reduction of 40 cents in the time
scale, and established a dead line, as well
as declaring an open shop.
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Somebody living in the neighborhood
of Eighth Street Park has a chicken-eating
dog which has been preylng on lows Oh
other people in that neighborhood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-30

Wilmington is said to be the greatest
vulcanized fibre making place in the
world. which has added to the import
ance Of the city.