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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Stray peer,s Whereabouts.

The deer which recently escaped from
the Wilmington Zoo and took refuge in
the bush on the farm Of Isaac s. Ialley
in Brandywine hundred, is said to have
left there and now is near the 100
grounds. Until last Friday the deer was
on the Talley farm but ON that day a
number of boys with dogs chased the
little animal from the Ialley bush and it
is said to have found refuge closer TO
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
STREETS AND SEWERS.
Business Transacted by the Directors at
the Weekly Mceting

BUSINESS Alunadcltd uN tne directors az
the Weekly Meeting
The Street and Sewer Directors met in
weekly session today. Maria Hartman
complained about the condition of q gut
ter IN Maple street between Harrison and
Franklin The matter was referred TO
the street commissioner.
The secretary was instructed 90 notify
Mrs Hartman that the 80 days allowed
for compliance with recent order of the
department. had expired aud that it was
proposed 20 enforce the order The mat
ter IS IN connection with some houses ON
Columbia avenue.
Complaint was made about the bad
condition of Fifth street between Searles
and DUPONT The matter WIS referred TO
the street commissioner.
George J.. Dorsey plumber, made APP
plicatiou for renewal of his license, which
was granted
A petition was received asking that
Chrisiiana street be paved. 10 was put
ON the list of streets under consideration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23

United states Engineer C. AT. fhgler,
who has been directed by the government
as has been stated, 10 make some SUR
vevs and estimate ON proposed improve
ments ON the Island of Porto Rico, has
received a letter from George W. T. Mil
Ter. one of the members of his STAN,
whose headquarters are In this city and
who Is now in Porto Rico, giving the prog
ress made with the work. Mr., Miller is
accompanied by =. Il. Causey, Jrr from
the local Office and several men engaged
on the island.
According TO the report surveys have
been made at two places Engineer Mil
Ter and his assistants have completed
the estimates at Great Iarbor at Guile
bra. at which place they arrived two
weeks ago last Friday. Immediately upon
their arrival they made am examination
of the canal and entrance 90 Great har-
Dor and completed the work there with
out delay.
They then went to San Juan and later
10 Ponce. arriving there last Wednesday.
From Ponce they have started, by mill
tary road, for Mayaguez, where they viii
make an examination OF the harbor. Mr..
Miller writes that they expect to he able
to send a report, in the next mail from
the island. that the estimating on both
projects has been completed.
The object of the government i'm MAX
ing these Improvements is 90 make better
conditions there so far as the commerce
of Lhe island is concerned and also so fan
as the requirements of the United States
Navy demand i'm that section of the globe
just what will be done there, or when
the work will start, cannot be told M
this time. rs much will depend upon the
report which Engineer Flngler viii send
IN the department at Washington. After
his report goes to Washington the Wm
Department will forward it 70 Congress
together with such recommendations o..
seem proper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
BUILDING OPERATIONS.

Building Inspector Connolly today
issued to Martin Iomsek to build four
dwellings on Brown street between Oak
and Stroud, at a cost of $3.50 each.
A permit was also issued TO George W.
Taylor to build stable for s. II. Durstoin,
at 1879 Orange street, at a cost OF 81 900,
TO replace one which was burned a few
Maaks 400.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
YORK EIREMEN HERE
To Present photographs 10 tho Friendship
NFHrs 40

To Present Photographs 10 tho Friendship
Fire co.
A special committee of members OF the
Good win Fire Co. of York Pa, came to
Wilmington today for the purpose of pre-
senting TO the Friendship Go. "a large frame
containing photographs of &c members Of
the company. its apparatus and the chap
lain of the York City Fire Department.
The presentation will be made this even
ing in the house Of the Bmndywine Fire
Go.
Il is in remembrance of the kind treat
ment accorded the Good win members by
the Friendship Co. in this city in 1904.
The committee Is as follows. J. r. Camp
bell. John h. Bush. William II. Setse, q.
NJ. Lands and Charles Nickel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
TO JOIN MINSTREL TROUPE

Walter S Sherwood, nephew of DR..
William 4. Sherwood, left Wilmington
today to Join AL Fields Minstrels at
Easton, Pa, having been engaged by Mr..
Fields as first tenor When tine minstrels
were here last week, Mr. Sherwood was
given a trial and Sir. Field was much
impressed with his singing
SIR. Sherwood is wen known, as be has
sung in both Grace and ST. Pauls NJ. ID
Church choirs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
DEAD END COMPLAINED OF.

Southern Extremity of Bird Street is a
Problem.
Complaint was made to the Street and
Sewer Department this morning Of the
condition of Bird street where it adioins
the railroad right OF way. At that point
there is dead end 10 the street, which
is a bank of several feet TO the track be-
low and it is next to impossible to keep
paving and cmhing intact.
The directors of the department decid-
ed to visit the locality in order to ascer-
tain what can be done TO improve 1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
PROPOSED NEW STATES.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Washington, Jan. %. Representa-
i've Hamilton of Michigan, chairman
o. the House committee on Territories,
today submitted favorable report on
NE Hamilton Joint Statehood bill,
ahioh provides for the admission OF
VAahoma aud Indian Territory as the
s'ale OF Oklahoma and provides joint
statehood for New Mexico and Arizona
uaoef the name of Arizona.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
NOT A VIOLATION OF
THE MONROE DOCTRINE
A..oclalsa 30. D-.laleas. ay sBseIaI VI.

A Asociated Pres Dsuatcnes by Special Wlres
Paris. France. Jan. President
Loubet presided today at a cabinet council
held in the Elysee Palace at which Premier
Rouvier announced that he had received
a communication from Ambassador JUS
serand to the effect that the United States
does not consider a French naval demon
stration against Venezuela to be a viola
tion Of the Monroe Doctrine.
France il is pointed out, thus has her
hands free. but the situation is unchanged
for the moment, as the council will not
take decisive action until the report of NJ.
Taigny, the former Charge d'Ahaires at
Caracas, is received.
Port Of Spain. Hand of Trinidad, Jan.
23.-The French cruisers de Saix and
Jurien de Ia Graviere sailed from Port of
Spain today, presumably for La Guaira
Venezuela
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
SAID HE WAS ASSAULTED.

A man giving his name as Boyoe went
20 the Delaware Hospital early this
morning his head badly cut He said
his home was in Stanton, and while in
this city he was assaulted by two men
who approached him on the street. lie
said he did not know just where the as
sault occurred. After his injuries were
dressed he left the hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
ITALIAN ARRAlGNEO.

Gcivanno Romano, an Italian was ar
raiened before United States Commis-
sionor Nlahafv in tine United States Court
room 40 I O'Clock this afternoon. on the
charge OF having violated the Immigration
laws hy importing Micheline Cavarsa 90
this country for am illegal purpose. Tie
pleaded not guilty and was held Do $4,000
bail for a preliminary hearing on Monday
morning next. liis counsel is Horace g..
knoWlcs
Rancaa sister of Micheline Cavarsn,
was present as q witness. The woman
was released ON her promise TO be present
40 the. hsaung Qn Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
DRY-DOCK DEWEY.

n, 1,'A,ea Press Dispatch by Special Wires
n,"0iashington, Jan. 23.-Rear-Admiral
Al ~ P commandant Of the naval station
d,y 'i Juan T.. r., under date OF yester-
yss,,,. 'Tnl I The following cablegram to the
Derss,u department. regarding the dry-dock
riyo- -''el information from the Maine
n n;5.e ;ie position of the dry-dock Dewey
q ld',ilushl ON January 2Oth as latitude
rin~, s''e,, longitude "A degrees six
can hosley reports Cnsar Burd
'4'len dead OF beri-beri.n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
IMPERIAL CHINESE COMMISSION.

@',1'Aled ,1 Press Dispateh bv Special Wires
m l9'ashington, Jan. .. The Imperial
Sulueae Commission, sent to this
S,,us1ty by the Emperor Of China to
Giuly iSIy american social, political and
n iiII'uslfial lsia conditions, arrived here at
T., Gioek this morning on a special
"a'n from Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
INSURANCE ADJUSTED.

The insurance upon the Clayton House
was adjusted,yestcrday afternoon with the
Banking House Corporation, the owner
of the building The building was dam
aged to the extent OF about 81 900 and the
adjustment OF the insurance was made by
Couuland Il. Pieron, who represents the
companies carrying the risks.
j. ID. Minslow was granted o. permit 10y
Building Inspector Connolly today, 90
reconstruct the cupola on top oi the hotel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
nnnrnnrlne nni.nd.

The Board Of Health has raised the
quarantine on the two houses in which
SMALLPOX patients lived One was on
Buttonwood street and the other on
Peoples street. The patients are both at
the Emergency Hospital at tanhurst and
are improving Il is expected that they
will be able to leave the hospital in "a week
or so. There are no cases IN the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
COTTON GINNERS' REPORT.

AaaeIaied Press DIsuat toh by special Wires.
Washington, Jan. %. "A bulletin
issued by the Census Eureau at
0elock this afternoon on the amount
y cotton ginned from the growth Of
.so to January 18th, 1905, shows the
s.luef Of running bales for the United
s,syes n .aa to be 9,9sS, III, as against
iiaao'ohoOO iao, fer 1906 and 9,485, 49, for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
rlateo Press Dlsuatcn av speclal Wires

Associated Press Disuatcn nv special Wires
New York. Jan. 23.-Cotton opened steady
today; January. 11.56, bid; March, lib; I;
May, l1.s5; June, ll.SSi July, n.9i; Au-
gust, 1l.7O; September, 11.O3; October,
1921.
Cotton opened quiet and steady, at an
advance Of lad points, in line with Liver
pool cables. Prices later sagged TO nes de-
cline of 8 points, following which the
market steadied and during the middle OF
the morning II showed little feature.
At midday the market was quiet, but
barely steady, at decline of 5a6 points. Spot
was quiet middling uplands, 1L25i mid
ding gulf, 1910.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
CITY LIENS CANCELLED.

They Were Held by the Street and Sewer
Department Against Council and the
School Board.
The directors of the Street and Sewer
Department today cancelled two city
liens, resulting from the construction of
sewers, the actioni being in accordance
with an act of the Legislature.
One. amounting to Sll40s, was
against the Mayor and Council, for a
sewer in front Of the City Hall, and the
other, for S2l0. was against the Board
of Education for a sewer in front of a
public school on Fifth street between
Scott and Lincoln.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
AMAN KILLED BY A WOMAN.

~. ~ iIe,s Disuatch bY Special Wires
ns icSnpms' Tenn, Jan. pa special TO
saws. s..''''neFclal Appeal from Marks, Miss,
b NJ. d. =, I tairless has been shot and killed
man nj T.. b. Whitten, the widow of a
AGO AZ 'qin nv mrless killed several months
Sion HSeN. Mrs. Whitten entered a
Taide.s Mrless was leaving. Seeing
fve " She emptied her pistol AT him,
slno.t i,r.,. ir,S bullets taking effect. He died
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Much in Evidence.

Tom-How did you like the new play1
Dick hought MissSadie Blugore had
entirely too much TO say.
Tom-Was she in itl Why, / didn't
even know she had gone on the stage.
Dick-She was in one of the boxes with
a party the night i was there.-Catholic
Standard and Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
IL 80 nIn.InE rIeture..

The entertainment committee Of
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8. 1. o. o. f.,
composed Of Messrs. Collins, Solomon
and Rudolph, will give a moving pic
ture show in the auditorium Of the
hall, at Third and King streets, on
Wednesday evening, February 2lst.
The show will be given by n. Dushane
CloWard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
READING RAILROAD STOCK

Associated Press Di-ptlcn ~ -uema Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 23-Reading
Railroad stock opened 81 a share higher
on the local Stock Exchange today. at So,
as against 81 at the close yesterday
This is the highest price on record for
the stock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
nnmnrs snIi Inailtutsd.

Leonard n. Wales, representing
Charles Gebhart, has entered suit
against the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Co. TO recover damages for al
legged injury 90 himself and two horses
and wagon. Tbs team 10 said to
have been run down at Greenbank
crossing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
snecial Wire

Associated Press Dispatch by snecial Wires
Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. 23.-Ths Chicago
grain market, because Of continued crippled
wire service, was inactive today.
May Wheat opened 1Salf lower, at S1lIa
S7al, and sold OF 60 S69{as63s.
MAY corn opened unchanged, at Ass
and eased off 10 5lsa45ll, and May oats
sold of to 32a32ls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
ordered careases Removed.

a report WAS received at the Health
Office today that somedead animals werely
ing near the Causeway, south of Market
stpet bridge, pl9ceBl Ajax Hammmond
and made an iflNostig tiglttiQnand found three
dead horses and two hogs, which he
ordered removed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
GIET FOR MISS ROOSEVELT.

Associated Press Disratoh by Special Wires
Paris, France, Jan. 23.-The Matin says
the French government has decided TO
send to Miss Alice Roosevelt a piece of
magnificent Gobelin tapestry as a wedding
present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
WARM WAVE
NOT BROKEN
Hiaher Temperature Acted in New
EDgIand Today Than Either
Cd Sunday Or Yesterday
WARM IN NEW YORK CITY
Pa tbs Weather Forecast Promised a
Dscidsd Drop in The TempsTa-
tuFe by TOMORROW.
vFW YORK HARBOR FOGBOUND
,,,oomfortably Warm Weather
In Philadelphia.
pCa MOISTURE IN THE ATMOSPHERE

,,,ss Press DISPATCHES by Special wires
Ration Mass, Jan. 23.-Instead of
~ rredieted break in the unseason-
.li, .lG varm wave Of the last two days,
s.abe, IN temperature was noted at 8 a.
today than at the same hour either
- sunday or yesterday. kifty-two
s.,,aes was the lowest point recorded
\. the thermometer at the local
Ts.ther Bureau during the night, and
',sa m. Il was 53. It was cloudy
~, in the day, but by 9 o'clock the
.rp vas shining brightly. The hu-
midity Was sufficient to cause discom-
fort
v,s reported throughout New England
his morning, with light south wind.
Al Providence, X. l., the 8 o'clock
tempefature was 60.
New York, Jan. 23.-It was even
wrmer in New York City today than
,ssterday. The thermometer at 10 a.
a today recorded 50 degrees, six de-
r,ess higher than yesterday. A dense
wll Of fog hung over the city early in
ibe day, but lifted later, though the
ssies were overcast all morning and
tbere was much moisture in the air.
The weather forecast promised an
ssd to the vain wave tonight, with q
decided drop in the temperature by
4 omofIow.
Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. %. Unusual
Vaiher still prevails here.
At s o'clock today the government
barometer registered 81 degrees
,qbt degrees higher than at the same
hour yesterday. At 10 O'Clock th'
mercury bad risen TO e8 on the street
uith 81 per cent humidity. The winds
nloeity was Is miles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
TnIrrlnre nn Hnme.

Rev. William Temple Of st. Paul's
r. O. Church will deliver a lecture
before the knights of Columbus, at
their hail, on Thursday evening. The
subject will be Rome illustrated. "
SteTeoptioon views will he used to
show the beauties of the ancient city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Founann oid well.

An old well has been found by the men
WHO are excavating at Tenth and Market
streets for the du Pont Building, and to-
day representative OF tine Manufacturers
Contracting Co. was before the street and
Sewer Department IN regard TO draining
IL. No action was taken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Finger Cut.

Albert Duke employed at the plant of
the Pusey & Jones Co., had one of his
fingers cut this morning while at work
He was removed 10 the Delaware Hos
pital. where the injured finger was
dressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
wants Him to Sit On.

Beatrice So Ethel is engaged TO Algy
Hicollar? Well, IN afraid She will find
him very shally reed to lean on.
Angeline Oh. She don't want him TO
lean on-she wants him to sit on.- Brook
lyn Lie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
sunnish st,nmshIn Hers.

The Swedish steamship Suydenham
arrived at this port today from fowey,
Eng. with china clay. The cargo will be
discharged at the p. & r. railroad pier on
the Delaware River.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
srhnnnnr linIrnand.

The schooner Martha S. Bement, which
was recently attached by United States
Marshal Finn, for salvage, was released
today, stipulations in the sum Of $1,000
hninr enteVd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
r,rc. ,1,c,lnr rrxpectod

Ii is expected that there will be @ large
attendance at the meeting of the Young
Mems Democratic Club tomorrow even
inr. when reorganization plans will be con-
sidered The officers desire the attend
anee of every member.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Misery Loves COMPANY.

Pecl<em-I have been asked to join the
Married Mems Club, my dear
Mrs. Peckem lndeedi And what do
married men want a club for, pray2
PecSem-Why, misery loves company,
vou know.-C chicago News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23

Father Birmingham annou noes
New Barrel of Fun ia st. Pa.rick's
basement, Sixteenth aud King streets,
Thursday evening, January 18th, 1906.
Admission, - cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
married Here sntnrdnv Mon.

Miss Margaret Moore, daughter of VIII
liam Moore of Chester, Pa, and Nalen-
tine +. Tyler of Philadelphia were mar
ried at Asbury NJ. T.. parsonage, in this
city. on Saturday night, by Rev. II. A. G..
Westerfeld, pastor Of the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Fashionable Resort Too Lively.

Crawford Why is your wife going to
remain away in the country so late?
Crabshaw-Aiter resting all summer at
fashionable resort, She has to 60 to a
sanitarum Browning's Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
sn.neclrh of Lnreanx.

Edward Green, colored, was arrested
by Police Officers Wardle and Cornish
this afternoon on suspicion Of tie lar
ceuy Of some money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Il -. nmcInl vI.lt.

Great sachem Charles Molntire, accom-
panied by DIS staff will pay an official
Visit 10 Minnehaha Tribe, lmp'd D. X. M.'
at Newark. this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23

Dyspepsia is our national aiment. Burr
dock Blood Bitters Is the national cure for
it. II Strengthens stomach membranes,
removes low of digestive juices, purihaa
the blood, builds you ups
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
rolds Cau.r sore rhront

Laxative Bromo Quinino the world-wide
cold and grip remedy, removes the cause.
Call for tho fun name and look for full
signature of II. w. Grove. 2ic.+
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Local Engineers Report 10 Capt.
C. A. +. FlagleT on The
Government Project
ON WHICH they ARE ENGAGED
Surveys TO Have Been Made at
Two of the HarbOrs.
FOR THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
To Improve the Naval and
Commercial Conditions.

Il Is Expected That the Estimates ON
Both Projects Can be Reported a. ifeing
Completed on the NeNt Mail That Lcases
the Ialuud.
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= PERSONAL NOTES. .


Mrs VIM. Crawford is visiting her
sister at Brownwell, Texas.
Dr. /. W. Folsom has returned from
a professional trip 20 Caddo.
Forest II. johnson is in the city
from Durant as a business visitor.
Dennis Fitzgerald has returned
from a visit with friends in Texas.
J. c. Graham came up yesterday
from Marietta to spend Sunday in the
city.
J. 7. Burns came in yesterday from
Gainesville where he has been on bus
mess.
L. II Wilson OF Fl Towson is
among the business visitors to Ard.
more.
Linton Golsby is attending the com.
mencement exercises OF the Purcell
public schools.
Claim Agent Lobdell of the Santa
Fe was in the city yesterday from
Gainesville.
F. w. Fisher, a prominent merchant
Of Berwyn was a business visitor to
Ardmore yesterday.
Ward d. Buel. Of Durant is I'm the
city. He will bs, the city man for
the morning Democrat
J. j CraddocK. formerly OF this
city, now Of the Chickasha Produce
Co. OF Chickasha. is in the city.
Prof. c. z. Niece. who has been
teaching school at Tin. has arrived
in the city to attend the Chickasaw
normal. {
Rev. VIM. Crawford has gone to
stonewall, where he will deliver the
commencement sermon OF the Stone.
wall Academy this morning
Jay Cobb. travelling passenger agent
Of the Frisco. with headquarters at
Sherman, Texas, is in the city ad-
yertising the Kentucky Home Coming.
Major VIM. Hill left this morning
for Mineral Wells. He has been In III
health for some time and goes to the
Wells to see II he can regain his
health.
Mrs. Sarah J. Splitter from Lampas.
as. Texas is Wis ting with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w Newcomb.
Mrs. Arch Campbell left yesterday
afternoon for Gainesville TO spend
several days with her friends. Mesda.
mes Echols and Williams.
Fred Kinkade. +. II. Johrson and
II. y. Johnson left yesterday after.
noon TO spend Sunday in Fort Worth.
Verge Wilson, deputy marshal at
Marietta, was in the city yesterday
on official business. A
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tillinghast have
gone to Elida, New Mex. where Mr..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-03

T1llinehast has some valuable prop
erty interests, They will be absent
during the month OF June.
II. A. Ledbetter has gone on a bus
iness trip to the Choctaw nation.
u. ". Simpson, owner and editor OF
the Chickasaw Capital Is in the city.
' J. b. Moore mas gone to Pulaski,
Tenn. to spend thirty days visiting
at his old nome.
Il. il Sanders returned yesterday
from Mineral Wells.
James Gait is at home from Mari
eta where he has been working at
the carpenters trade.
Mrs. a. w. Reynolds Of Comanche
is in the city visiting with her uncle.
Rev. ]. L. Keller Prof Reynolds will
also spend the summer here. he hsv-
ing been employed as one Of the
teachers in the Chickasaw Normal.
which convenes here tomorrow
Mrs j. /. Keller has returnew from
an extended visit with relatives at
Wynnewocd and Maysville.