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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26

Don't you take it no matter whether the
price be 10 cents or IS cents. Insist on having
Arbuckles ARlOsA instead. The genuine
Arbuckes is sold only in sealed one pound
packages that never contain less than a full
pound and reach you directly from the mil
unhandled and pure. !, will keep fresh for
years. Each bsny is hermeiieally sealed with
coating Of fresh eggs and granulaied sugar, which
preserves strength and favor. and settles the
coffee quickly when cooked. Thisis the original
"Moihers" process patented by this firm. in
which the characteristics Of our skilled coffee
blending and roasting are secured for you intact
no matter how distant your location - and these
are not to be compared with crude primitive
methods on smaller scale. It is best to grind
at home as wanted warning it slightly makes il
easy 10 grind and develops that delicious cup
quality peculiarly Arbuekles.'
This Is the same Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee
the same firm that introduced it thirty seven years
ago. Through every yicissiiude Of all those long
years Arbucklcss sARlOsA has maintained its
reputation with consumers and its sales have
multiplied until We to-day buy, roast and sell
more coffee than the four next largest concerns
in the xotld combined; Hundrcdl Of feeble
limitations meanwhile have come and gone -
some to die in~ihe borning. Others to flourish
briefly decay and pass away.
You will know how good Arbusklss'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
ASS 6NtO 10 NEW POST.
N jir &. Az. ilag er of 1his cay iinord
~ Charge of he Ays,h Lighthouse


VI jir &. Az. iiag er of 1his citv iinoed
~ Charge of he Ays,h Lighthouse
b strict.
Major G. A. Il. Flaglor United
States engineer in charge of this dis
trict, received letter, today. from
Brigad icr General J. Fnnklin Ball, mt
stington informing him that fresi-
dent Roosevelt had appointed him
engineer IN charge ST. the Fourth
Lighthouse District, succeeding Major
James &. Sanford, WHO j. the United
States Engineer for the Philadelphia
district. Ihe appointment goes into
effect at once. So far as Major flagler
knoas, he will continue in charge Of
the local engineering district
The office Of the fosrth Lighthouse
District is nowfin the Posioiliee Build
ing, IN thiladelphia.,,but 10 may be
moved TO Wilmington. The district
comprises all Of the light stations in
the lower half of New Jersey, all in
Delaware and all on the Atlantic coast
between the Delaware and Cheapeake
Bays
Major Flagler has had Lighthouse
experience, having been IN charge of
the lighthouses on the island Of Porto
Rico about two years, but since that
time he has not been associated with
the work.
Major Flagler took charge Of the
local engineering district on April
30th, 10 4, but was at that time cap
tain. On the 9th of this month be
was promoted TO major, succeeding
Ma ior George McC. Derby, who was
promoted TO lieuteuant-colonel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
WORK OF ART.
The Poster at the Garrick Entrance At
tracts Attention.

udch httenuon.
The poster at the Garrick Theatre adj.
vertising "In Brightest America" is a
fine piece of hand work II Is entitled
Texas Hank and was drawn by a
Texan who is in Wilmington studying
art The picture is a good one of the
cowboy artist, who will appear as inter
lowtor IN the first part OF the perform
ances that will be given az the Garrick
next Monday and Tuesday evenings
This poster is good, but il only goes TO
show that the members of Co A have
not shirl1ed hard work and have not left
q stone untmned that would tend toward
the beftoment Of "In Brightest
America, which will be second to no
amateur performance.
The company is under the personal
direction OF Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Dixie.
who are widely known for their SUCCESS
ful staging Of amateur theatricals. espe-
cially the "Masque Of Cornell College %
The committee in charge is as follows
J. l.. Ocheltree. chairman; g. G.. Porter.
j. c. Conner H j. Laokey, Herman
Harrigan and j. c. Mecannon.
Few citizens realize the rapid strides
this company has made in the last eight
months toward a higher social moral
and military standing. The members
are now advancing the FIRST public ad-
venture of the militia of the kind for
years and they win no doubt achieve
success. Any who enjoy a bright
clean. sparkling, funny entertainment
viii be pleased with the performance of
I'm Brightest America, TO be given at
the Garuck, May 2Sth and 29th. There
Is something to suit every taste; me
lodious singing, funny sayings, graceful
dancing and comedy galore To visit
the Garrick next Monday and Tuesday
evenings viii be to have a grand. hearty
laugh from the rise Of the curtain to is
falls. Besides the eye and the ear
will be delighted, and an will 60 home
thinking there is a good deal to live for
after al.
Preliminary tickets can be ex-
changed for reserved seats ct Buffers book
store today. The box office will be kent
open at the Garrick all day Monday and
tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
FORFEIT MONEY.
Court Asked 10 Decide what should b
Done Win IL.

Court Asked 40 Decide what should be
Done WIN H..
An interesting and important matter
was brought before the Superior Court
on case stated by William II. iilles
and Herbert II. Ward this morning
The question submitted TO the court
was. "What becomes Of the 10 per
cent when purchaser fails TO fulfil
his contract 10y paying the remainder
of the purchase price by the time
specified in the terms of salei''
The case in question was that Of the
Addicks headquarters, zoos King
street. The property was sold some
months ago by Sheriff Gillis upon
foreclosure proceedings instituted by
George A. Elliott. The property was
struck of TO Herbert II. Ward, who
represented the purchaser for q, s25.
According 10 The terms OF the sale
Mr.. Ward was TO pay 10 per cent OF
the purchase price the amount to be
forfeited upon failure of the purchaser
to pay the full amount in o given time.
The 10 per cent, amounting TO
1882 90, was paid, but the purchaser
failed to comply with the further re-
quirements What is to be done with
this money is what the court is asked
to decide. sheriff ellis has paid the
money into court.
The property was resold on january
30th for s., 100, the purchaser being
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Co., which paid the full price.
Mr.. Hilles, who represented credi-
tors, targued that the money should be
devoted to the relief of the creditors,
He read numerous authorities in sup.
port of his contention.
The court reserved its decision.
Court adjourned until Monday morn
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
UNION NOT RECOGNIZED.
John Mitchell's Recent Assertion Chal-
lenRed By Operators.

John Mitchelis Recent Assertion Chal-
lenged by Operators
Associated Pres Dispatch by special Wires
New York. Nay 90 There was nothing
IN the form Of the recent settlement Of the
anthracite coal controversy to constitute
even in a remote degree a recognition of
the MineAorkers Union, according TO a
statement issued today at the head
quarters of the anthracite operators here.
The statement was issued as a reply
"to assertions made by President Mitchell
in addressing the Mineworkers Convention
az Scranton on May 6th. In this ad-
dress Mr.. Mitchell said according to the
statement
"You have taken a most advanced step
and have secured for yourselves ad-
vantaces never bCiore enjoyed in tie
history of your movement You have
an agIeemcnt not only with the United
Mineworkers of America, but with its
officers
sir slitchcll's speech, the statement
continues. "has alIoaiy given rise to at
tempts 10 exclude non-union men from
rc-employmcnt IN some parts of the an
thracite region. The arrangement re-
Gently concluded involved no further
concessions to the United Mineworkers
regarding its standing than was involved
In the strike settlement of 1902 This
arrangement does not constitute any agree
ment with that organization or with any.
one protesting 10 represent it. At no
point whatever was the existence of the
union recognized. and even when the final
agreement was made it was merely one
between the respective companies and
their own employee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
When RJcAer d Missouri Men,
liens Him as President
RooStVal'S Successor.
A CRACK AT CORRUPTION
ArcEs' Says That Corruption In Penn.
syYdnla Can Be Sltpp.d Oaly
By Hanging.
Al'ooiafod rros. Dispatch BY spoolal wlro,

lHtNNAA ny fNNANl ~ lies
Washington May Publicity be-
locie el1ttion, as well az after election. was
the subject Of an address delivered In,
Mr Ruckcr of Missouri TODAY In the
Mouse, While the latter had uliucr consid-
ton the Diplomatic and Consular hin
Inc House prickcd UP lis ears when
DIT tucker, IN the course of his addrr,s
mentioned the namcs Of members of the
committee who voted for hs publicity
blH Gillespie Of Texas. Hardwick of
Georgia, Ellerbe OF South Carolina Wat
klns OF Louisiana and himself an Demo-
cfats while The Republicans Oh the COM
mittco voted against it.
Mr. Curtis, who WIS IN the chair called
Mr hucker sharply 10 order and had the
rule read that The action of committee
was confidential and could only be made
pubic ny unanimous vote of the particular
committee.
Mr.. Rucker was ordered to proceed ia
order, but ingeniously got In tbe Record
the names OF the Republican members
9i the committee on election OF President
Nice-t'lesident and members Of Congress
by stating that If the bill were in the House
the Republicans, to be consistent. would
fbtN nNAlll1A u.
lie then said that the apathy on the
part OF the Republicans toward his bin
prohibiting political corruption was start
ling When the Democrats Of the next
House said Mr. Rucker. "and elect
that splendid Democrat, John Sharp Viii
lams, as Speaker, unless my good friend
end colleague, Champ Clark Of Missouri.
is a candidate for Speaker. then will come
good legislation for The people"
Passing from a Democratic House. Mr..
Rucker saw Democratic President in
the White House and your brightest sun
(pointing to the Republican SIDE Is like
a lightning bug alongside the man whom
we will elect, our peerless leader William
Jennings Bryan AT this there was
great applause on the Democratic side.
Mr. Olmsted suggested that the matter
Of publicity was subject for action hy the
States; that Pennsylvania had passed a
publicity bill immeasurably stronger thar
the Rucker bill
Mr.. Rucker replied: 'You can't stor
political corruption in Pennsylvania; tn,
only way you can stop couuptionists il
the Keystone State Is to hang them
Great laughter. in which the Pennsyl
vania delegates joined.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
necIal pI.nateh TO Every Evenlns.

special Dispatch 10 Every Evening
Washington, May 26-Last bulletin
gave forecasts of disturbance to cross con-
tinent 26th to 3Oth; warm wave, 25th to
10Th; cool wave, 2sth TO June list. Next
disturbance will reach Pacific coast about
3Oth; cross west of Rockies country by
close Of 3lst; Great Central Valleys, June
lst 10 3D.; Eastern States. 4th Warm
wave will cross west Of Rockies about
30th; Great Central Valleys, June lst;
Eastern States. 3D. Cool wave win cross
vest of Rockies about June "a; Great
Central Valleys, 4th; Eastern States, 9th.
The distinguishing feature Of this dis
turbance win be its great hot wave which
will affect the whole continent. begin
ming in the Pacific States on or a little be-
fore June lst This general hot period
will cover this and the following storm
wave, a moderate cool wave coming in
between them, and will close within few
days Of June Sth with severe storms fol-
lowed by great fall in temperatures.
This hot wave viii cause alarm in the corn
belt and eastern part Of cotton belt.
Second disturbance Of June viii reach
Pacific coast about June 4th; cross west Of
Rockies country by close OF 5th; Great
Central Valleys, 9th to sth; Eastern
States, 9th Warm wave viii cross west
Of Rockies about 4th; Great Central Val
leys, 9th; Eastern States. Sth. Cool wave
will cross west of Rockies about 7th;
Great Central Valleys, 9th; Eastern States,
18th.
This drouth is not expected TO be very
severe in June, but it will put the soil Of
many localities in such condition that the
crops cannot Withstand a continuation Of
the drouth through July, should such
conditions continue. The corn belt, the
spring wheat belt and the east half of the
cotton belt will get the worst effects Of
this June drouth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
OBITUARY

Mrs. Annie Grubh, formerly of viii
mington, died yesterday ut her home
in Atlantic City, n. J.
Zephaniah Sc Whitelcck, aaed 81
years. died yesterday at his resideuc, =.
GIG Pine street ho was a member of
Diligen. Coun, ], No. 10. in. O. u.
a. Nj. The funeral Will take place on
Monday afternoon.
Charles Nj. Mhiieloels, aged about 4
years. died last evening at his home
MS East Seventh street He was The
founder cf the funeral benefit fun in
this State in the order ot Hertasopbs
or Seven W sc Men. and was at one
time the district deluty # the order
in New Jersey le leaves q widow ard
i've chil1ren. Mrs. Nathan McLluph
lin, Charles kay Whitelock. Arthur j..
Paul and Grace Z. Whitelock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
AND VOW THE BRIDGE TRUST.
Nineteen Companies and Agents Iraicts

Nineteen Companies and Agents Indicted
by the Grand Jury Of Lima, ohio.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Lima O. May 26 Ninateon bridge
companies and agents were indicted by
the grand jury, late Friday night. but the
county oifclals refuse 10 make their
names public until service can be had
lpon them. Ihirty-lour indictments in
oil were returned. bus true bills against
me bridge companies and agents were
secret Conditions in Allen county,
because Of the operation of the Bridge
Trust are reported by the grand jury
as even worse than expected
Oi the 34 indictments returned there
ere two each against former County Com
mlssionoIs I G. Burns, GoorgeW Kanavl
and Albert Heffner
- lhe exposures regarding the Bridge
lrr,i operations hero are said to be
Startling and show that the county has
pald from three 70 five times what should
nave been the ordinary cost of bridges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26

II you cannot obtain Arbuckles' ARlOSA
Coffee at a nearby store, send US postal or
express money order for S 80 and We will send
transportation paid to your freight station ten
pounds Of Arbuekles' A2lOSA Coffee in a
strong wood box. The $3.50 pays for both
transportation and coffee. and there will be
nothing more to pay. Price hucluaie' and
cannot be guaranteed for any period. The
coffee will be shipped in the original wiaPpers
bearing the signature Of Arbuekle Bios. - 10
packages - 10 signatures. We give presents
for signatures and will send free i you wne for
il, new book with eolored picluies Of 81 useful
and valuable presents ior users Of Arbuekles
ARlOsA.
Don't buy loose grooey-siore coffee, Tor you
never can tell where 1t comes from, where II has
been. or how much II has been handled. There
is nothing to identity it eKcep, The pnee. no way
to know positively il,ai you arc actually receiving
what you pay for. You don't know, and ihe
grocer doesn't know. You thus, him. he trusts
somebody who trusts somebody else. Coffee
values arc determined BY fsvor and cup, quality
when cooked. not BY outward appearance nor
by he price asked
About loose grocery store coffee you can be
sure only Of ihis that il collects The du, Of the
store and freely absorbs impurities. You may
not wa5b you masl simply cook !: and drink
il. dust and all.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
0oo agatt to classitu.
lR sALE-THoROuHBREn IRISH sErrER
pups. Addrcts " %
y.o-3t Every Evening ONCE
MIX PRODUCERS.

At a meeting Of the Milk Producers
Association, held in the Askew Build
ing, Seventh and Market streets, this
morning, the following nominations
were made for the annual election f.
President, Charles Megginson; Vice
President, d. "A. Richards; Core
spending Secretary &, p. Diokey 7;
Financial Secretary, James Comfy,
Jr. ; Treasurer, r.. 4. Baldwin. The
annual meeting will be held Juno % :,
when the officers will be elected. Re-
ireshments We're served.
The association fixed the wholesale
price of milk for June at 3c a quart,
the same as this month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
Fire in a Dwelling

A slight fire, supposed to have been
caused uy a child playing with matches.
occurred this morning at S.45 o'clock
IN the home of George W, sayers. No. ll5
Monroe str,ei and did damage TO the cx-
tent Of S75. An alarm was sent In from
box No n and the district fire companies
responded and the Woccacoe and Fame
chemical engines eX,ingu!shed the blaze
Alarm was sent in by Odiccr Jakuhowski
The fire was in closet among some
comic papers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
DOUGHERTY TO Be TRIED.
Court Of General Sessions Refuses
vuash the Indictments.


vuash the Indictments.
In the Court Of General Sessions, today
the majority of the court, Chief Justice
Lore dissenting, refused TO grant the
motion 10 quash the indictment against
-. W. Doughoriy, who is charged with
stealing cloth from the Joseph Bancroft
a Sons Co. The case, when brought up
for trial recently, had TO be abandoned
because of a defect in the indictment.
Doughoty was released. but was re-
arrested and indicted again.
John Biggs his counsel moved that the
new Indictment be quashed on the ground
that person could not be placed in
jeopardy a second time on the same
charge.
Judges Grubb and ponnewill decided
against the motion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
DOYLE Is srRIousLY Ill.

Associated Press Dis9ltches by special Wires
CHICAGO. H., May 26.--John Alex
ander Dowie is believed TO be seriously
m in his apartments in the Virginia
Hotel
a hurried cell for oxygen was sent out
todsv. and il was admitted by his TO-
loweis that he is a very sick man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
nhrnmaIIe I.aln- I.aI.r,ea.

No one need nov suffer the aaonizinr
pains of sciatic and acute rhemaiism as
quick relief MAJ be had by applyina
Chnmberlain's Pam Balm. This fact has
teen clearly demonstrated in mnuy
thousands of cases. The liniment relieves
tha pain and makes sleep ana rest possible,
which Is alone worth many times its cret.
=. +. Crocker, Esq.. now S4 years of age
ard for twenty years Justice Of the Pence.
at MariinsbuIg, Iowa, says; 81 am terribly
afflicted with scistic rheumatism in ny
lett arm and right hip. ! have used three
bottles Of Chamueriain's Pain Balm and "a
did me lots of good. For sale hv N. B..
Danforth, second and Market streets. y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
RAILROAD MEN HURT.

John Schultz, q machinist in the en-
ploy Of the p, b. & w Railroad Go.
residing az No. S Maryland avenue. sus-
tanned a cash on the palm Of his left
hand this morning 10y being struck by a
detached belt. The wound was closed
by Detective Jones and the patient was
sent to the office of Dr. Draper
w II Longacre, a boilermaker, had
his left hand cut by the head Of rivet
which had been chiseled off at the shops
of the F., B. g. W railroad early this
morning. Dr. Draper dressed the in
Jury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
BRIBERY OF COUNCIL CHARGED.

Associated Press Disra,ch by Special Wires
St. Louis. Mo, May 26.-Assistant
Circuit Attorney FickeIssen said today
that he had Just diaWn up a new in
formation chai gng Robert n. Snyder,
q capitals, Of Kansas City, with bribery
ON the allegation Of having paid s5O000
TO certain members Of the City Council
In 1895 for the passage OF the Central
Traction bill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
opsnlng Of Now rheatre

Announcement was mnde this morning
that an arrangements had been COM
pleied for the opening of the Unique
Theatre, at Maryland avenue and Beech
street, which will take place at $50
O'Clock on Monday evening. The ad-
vance sale of seats indicates that the
theatre will be crowded A fine bill is
announced for the opening attraction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
ovERooMg BY GAS.
Workman Rendered Unconscious Will
Working in a Trench.

workman hendered Unconsclou6 Whilo
Working in a Trench.
John Mundeli, colored, while working
in a trench for the Wilmington Light
Power and Telephone Co.. at Nandevef
avenue and Market street, this morning.
about II o'clock, was overcome by gas.
He was COTTON from the trench bv
some workmen and sent TO the Homno-
pathic Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance
Al 1870 O'Clock this afternoon he was
still unconscious.
Il is supposed that the gas came from
a leak Ia q nearby pipe. An effort to
locate the sorue Of the trouble was insti-
uted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
nnnrt MnEns ia Of sale.

In tho United States Court today an
order was mado authorizing the security
Trist and Safe Deposit GO. TO sen me
securities given 10 II by II. J.. Evans q
90. as pieOpCs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
nInrtnnrr s,nti.. -.

According to the records of the
Health Department. thcre were 10
deaths, 10 births and 6 marriages in
this city tins weele. rs against -
deaths, births and II marriages dur
ing the corresponding week Of last yer T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
oneaIag ol lhs sn.aaohanna n-Iaro.

It was intended 10 open the new r.. b.
& W. lailsoad bridge over the Susoue-
hanna River TO-DAY but the opening has
been delayed and will probably take place
next Tuesday az about S O'Clock in the
mcning.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
/. rl,rk Oarrett Hes Recovered.

Mark l.. Garrett. stamp clerk at the
posiofiire, who was injured anoqt ~
days ago. by being thrown from ms morse, s..
has recovered and reported ior au'y
this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
SUICIDE OF RANK CASHIER.
Hut the Bank oficials Say That His Ac.
counts Arc Straight

COUNTS AlN htA ntaAts
Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
Battle Creek Mich, May 26.-Frank
II. Eoughton, cashier OF the National
Bank OF Battlc Creek, committed suicide
TODAY. by hanging himself in the bath
room OF his beautiful home here.
HIS action is attributed to IN health
and dcspondency The bank officials
sew that his accounts are straight. Mr..
B6ughton had been acting strangely for
several days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
building Operations.

Building Inspector Connolly issued a
permit today 20 A. Eckman, to build an
addition TO the house No 1903 Broome
street. for George Z. Bissell, az a cost of
81 O0O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
A snrht Fira.

A slight ire occurred yesterday after
neon about 4 o'clock at the residence of
Matthew Haley, l722 Scott street. which
was exiinguished by the Water Witch
Fire Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
Carpets and Rugs.

Have you tiled ON new process ? We
clean, dye and scour carpets or rugs at
reasonable prices. Joseph II. Gooding
Fourteenlh and Scott Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
FOSTER'S WEATHER BULLETIN
June Weather TO Show Some
Interesting Features.
HOT WAVES AND GREAT OROUTH
Also Two Periods in Which
Storms VIII Prevail.

The FIRST Hot Wave VIII Mark tho First
Week of the Mputh-Ihere Wtl be Cool
spells, Rut tile Month wnl Go Out Hot
aud Dry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
WEDDINGS.
HENnHIcKs-KRAIsHEn.

Miss Laura kraisher and Edward Hen.
bricks both of Philadelphia, were mar.
ied this morning in the office OF Magis
trate Broman. Tho ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. George L.. Molle.
GRAsON-BROWN.
Mary Brown of this city and Jesse r.
Grason Of Philadelphia, were married here
by Rev. George l.. Wolfe on May 10Th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26

ARlOsA really is i you Try !, and become
accustomed to It. Il furnishes just the proper
siimulanl, enables one to Withstand fatigue.
increases the powers Of endurance. quiekens the
pulse. clears up the brain and puts heart inlolhe
work. That /, is the best. most wholesome
coffee 10 be had for The money is proved BY its
enormous sales. which exceed those Of ell other
packaged eofees in the United States combined.
Address our nearest Ofhoe Box Dept.