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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

Gospodarz Mateusz, Z dalekiej
wsi wybral sic do miiasta, kt6rego
ME zna}. Wysiad1szy 2 wagonu,
zaczepi} p%ierwszego z brzegu po-
licyanta, k}aniajac sic mike.
- Przepraszam wielmozna osobe,
gdzie tn mieszka pan Kalendarz?
Policyant, ME chcac sic osmie-
)szyc brakiem informacyjnych wiado.
mosci, rzek1 bez namyslu:
= Idzcie cz}owieku presto, po'
tenn ma prawo, diva ray v lewo
raz " box j pred siebie, a traficie
ma pewno.
Mateusz szed} i szed}, pyta}
ciagle 0 pana Kalendarza ale 2 nj
kim sic jakos dokumentnie dogadac
ME m6g}. Kazdy wiec sic spieszy1
do swojej roboty, mkt ma gapia-
cego i b}akajacego sic Mateusza ME
zwraca{ uwagi.
- B6jcie sig Boga, czlowieku!
kogo WV w}asciwie szukacie?- "a
gadna} 60 jeden z obywateli.
- A no radbym dosta6 tego pa
ma Kalendarza, co to pisze 0 deszczu
i pogodzie,
- Checie kupic kalendarz? rozu-
MEN,, idzcie tam do sklepu.
MIN Mateusz zdo}a} zaprzeczy6,
pan odeszed}, ale stana} PREY MIN
ktos drugi: Icek Bucherszwindel'
w}asciciel antykarni, kt6ry juz cd
chwili zauwazy1 ch}opka, rad,ze 60
wezmie W swe szpony. !
- Kogo szukacie, gospodarzu,
Kalendarza? nu to ia jestem IA
lendarz. -
Mateuszowi zaswlecily sic oczy.
Pan pisze o pogodzie i SION
ia! JAIL.
Wtedy Mateusz zrobif znamien~
ny ruch pod kapote... " powle-
trzu smigna} pas, a Bucherszwin-
del pomkna} k6}eczko dzierzony
ko}nierz i ok}adany co silly.
- Ia nasza ~krwawice! "a nasza
dole gorzka! "a prace ma marne!
masz! masz! masz! ty ga}ganie jeden
cd ca}ej gromady, zebys ma drug
raz ME przepowiada} pogody, kier
DIV deszcz ma lac miesi2c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
AFRYkA.

W6dz m~ahometahski Hadzi
Mahomet Kadulah, zwany
,szalonym", wpadi z wie1kim
wojskiem " kraj Somali,
|przylegly Abisynii, " wscho-
|dniej Afryce. Donosza pisma
angielskie, 70 powsta6cy "a.
bill przeszlto 1000 k~Erajowc6w
q uprowadzili 10000 Wielbla.
dow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
FORT WORTH, Texas

FORT WORTH, Texas.
W miasteczku Minneola, W
stanje Texas. spali} sic zyw-
Gem dnia 9go Wrzesnja mu-
rzyn Silas Johnstown, siedza
cy czasowo w wiezieniu miei-
scowem. Byl on aresztowany
noe przedtem "a pijahstwo i
osadzony w wiezieniu. Mad
ranem potem, chcac sic jakos
sztucznie wydostat z wiezie-
MIA, zapali} W swej cell s}o~
MANY siennik poscIel, -:
spodz;ewajac sic. re W nasta-
pic ma)acym .ztad nie}adzie
~igalimatyaszu, .otworza drzwi
w'ezienia i on zdo}a umknac
niespostrzezenie. Omylil sic
|jednak biedny murzyn W
swoich rschubach, - DO gdy
ogieh sic W cell rozpalil. -
ME us}yszano jego krakow
ma Gas, gdy wreszcie nad~
biegla sasiednia ludnose, -
murzyn ME zdola| pozaru
ugasic, a zn6w ludnost, W
oieobecno$ci s1eryfa ME po-
radzila ami drzwi wiezien'a
otworzyc. ahi ich robbie, i
biedny murzyn. w oczach
setek ludnosci musial spaljt
sic zywcem W okropoych me-.
czarn'ach!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

Pa. - Fo-
reign Exchange Bank, do
kt6rego swe oszczednoscl zno-
|sili ~przewaznie po1acy slo~
wacy robotnicy z fabryk stall,
~zcstal zamkniety, prezydent
tel instytucyi, zyd L.. F. Co
|lebiowski, znikl z miasta. Po-
wszechnie m6wia re krad|
depozyta. Zamkniec'e banku
nastapiio, gdy depozytorzy,
dowiedziawszy sic o wyjezdzie
Golebiowskiego. poczeli zg}a
szac sic pc swoje depozyta'
Pc zamknleciu drzwi bank
'zostat otoczony przez kilka
set osob, domagajacych sic
zwrotu swych pieniedzy, tax.
re policya by}a zmuszo~
ma zgromadzonych rozpedzie.
Klercy banku p~oirformowali
policye re misty tucya zosta}a
zupe|nie obrabowana. ME po-
zostal ami jeden dollar ma wy
plate depozytorow. Dlugi
banku podaja ma $4,000.
Miejsce pobytu Golebiow~
skiego jest nickname, ale o.
g6lnie przypuszczaja, re wy
jechal on z iona do Polski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Bardzo niskie raty do Buffa'
10, n. Z.

koleja North-We sternn.s TIykietyy
IexkursyJjjne sprzedawane beda po5I
Genie raty jednej drogi 2 tJykziIet
zwrotn1y Cd 10 do u PEazdzlersniikaL
wlsczniie Z uWzglednieniem dogod
nego ccszasu do powrotusz poWodu.E
konwenlcyi miiedzynarodoweggo Sto-
!Wsrzyszenia chrxesciiandskieggosZg
hid sie do agenttd6W koleiz
sNorthsW estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
~: Dok ,it1(''l',, 50 tt5ull lIl
Cl.9hllto,lr.zzJy' so''ttlrr,zl,sJyJmll1l,alja dlok't;O' y.
ska Obsluge darIaO.


Caly sztab brytyjskich lee'klaaarrz z tS j
chirurg6w, skladajacy sic I nle
mieckich, skandynawskiicht, a q TEL,
skich j amerykanskich lekarzy, po o
siadajacych icencye stanoWe na le-
genie Wszystkich chordb ner To-
wych, prywatnych j chronicznyych.
ulokowalo sic obecnle " ho t'
Merchants, " Winonie ] oddaja
ss,w7e ulslugi darmo bez wszelkiego
wynagrodzenia. Me potrzebujecies
przynosic pieniedzy, gdyz rady J
Wskaz6wki udzielamy darmo.
,:Brytyjski instytut leczniczy
kt6ry ca}y zapas pacyent6W " tym
kraju ma " swej pieczy, otw'orr2zyyff..
sta1y offs " Winonie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

OMAHA, Neb. Tutejsj ro-
botnicy urzadzili wielka wy
cieczke do parku Krug / POI
prosili Bryana, azeby do Mich
%przem6wjl. Bryan zastosowal
sic do zyczenia, lecz ME po-
ruszai " .swe) movie zadnej
kwestyi politycznej. M6wil
|jedynie Q potrzebie ustano-
vienna sadow rozjemczych, "
celu regulowania wszystkich
spraw. odnoszacych. sic do
zatargow zjednoczonej piracy :
kapitalem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
zWodowe. DO kk:tt6s,rych stoso
Wslyby sic wladze sadowe
4, kkazdego stanu byloby nal
|lepiej. Ostre przepisy ! pew
noscia odstraszylyby .,sko-
|rych" do zeniaczki.

LINCOLN. Neb. - Bryan
|oglosil odpowiedz dana Sulli.
vanoWl. zaznacza " niej, ze "
|zbijanie osobistych zarzutow
wdawae sic ME mysli. Ola
publicznosci obojetna Jest
|rzecza co sadzi Bryan Q SUI
II. vanie, lub odwrotnie. Pc
niewaz Bryan ME staraF sic
dotad Q n%ominacye ma prezy-
dento, ME jest rzecza Su!liva-
ma przesadzat tel sprawy. Cd
tego jest demokratyczny ko-
mitet. narodowy. Podobnie,
ME Cd niego, lecz Cd demo-
kracyi stanu Illinois zalezy
rozstrzygniec;e kwestyi, czy
Sullivan, narzedzie republic
now, jake agent trust6w, ma
zostac nadal przedstawicielem
demokratow Stanu Illinois.
Podlug opinii Bryana demo-
kraci W Illinois osadza sami,
iak i'm postapit wypada re
Sullivanem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

DRAZLIWE SUMlEN1E.
- Vice syn pahski rzeczywisc ie
przyw1aszczyK sobie 2 kasy bankie-
"a piec tysiecy dol.
~ On TO naprawde zrobif. ia.
- l ME gryzie 60 mumienle?
Al, al, jego bardzo gryziee SUI
mienie, il majac sposobno6c ME
wzial diva razy lyle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20

Wynaleziony zosta} nowy sztucz-
ny wegiel, lepszy cd kamienneggo.
Wegiel ten mole robic kazdy clio
wick, recznie, bez maszyn, a tona
tego wegla kosztowa6 Cle bedzie
tylko DOLARA z CENTAMI.
EPoniewaz materyalu ma ten weggiel
wszedzie jest dosyc, ME przeplacaj
"a opal, lecz pisz zaraz do wynalazcy
i przyslii 45c " znaczkach poetic
wychna przesyIke pr6by j koresponl-
dencye, q wynalazca "a malym Wy
nagrodzeniem, nauczy Gle, jak mos
zesz robic ten tani, a znaktomnity
wegiel. Ma zadanie, moge przyyslaaec
zaSwiadczenia Cd tych ludzi CO
nauke juz nabyli ! tylFo, "a MIA
Idziekuja. i
Adresowae prosze:
HON ARTIFICIAL FUEL RlTEATEE
ofaee.-l323 w.Hine Str
South Bend Ind. Boz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
Take ~,,OKAZYA".

n ,,VhALl "A
Dorodna cora do OLGA: = Win
szuje ojcu.
- A czego ty mi winszujesz?
- DIS mia lat szesnascie Cd
chwili, gdy ojciec zosta} moim
szcz esliwym ojcem...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
NEW YORK

NEW YORK leslie
nledaleko wioski Jamaica,
Z. L, znaleziono zwloki Wlo-
cha : ranami ma glowie j
piersiach Cd noza. Zamordo-
wano go " innem miejscu j
zaniesiono do lasu. ably "a
kryc SHADY zbrodnl. Policya
ME znalazla zadnej broni, ami
Irzedmiotu, mogacego po-
slutye do ldentyfikacyi WHO.
cha. Padi On otiiara spiskur
tainego towarzystWa ,czarnej
|reki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
skUsZNY szACUNEK.

Burmistrz do muzykant6w:
A zatem prosze uWaza6, gdy
wstgple na plac wystawy, trzeba z z
.graG hymn narodowy, gdyz dopierot
: mejem ukazaniem sic rozpoesyna
sic wystawa byd1a!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-09-20
:. Otn lest; knhieta. kt6ra bardxo

~ Otto jest kobiets, kt6ra bardzo
wiele Wycierpiala q swoje prrzeekkoo-
mania.
Jakiez byty lei przekoonania?
ze MONA nosi6 buciki mnniiej
=, zee Cd lnltogi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
TROUBLE OVtR SLOT MACHINE.

In the City Court. this morning,
George Grant, Max Froum and Harry
Stebner, boys, We're charged with the
larceny of a chewing gum slot ma
chine, the property of Elmer Faldon.
The case was continued until tomorrow
morning and Special Agent Frank
Stout of the S. p. c. c. will investi-
gate the matter.
Toney Alphonsis and Michael jim
nifty, boys, We're charged with the
larceny of a quantity Of old iron.
Alphonsis, who once was in the Ferris
Industrial School, was returned 10 the
school while the charge against jim
nifty was held UP against him, pend
ing his future good behavior.
George Worthington, charged with
the larceny Of a watch and fob, the
property of William Megill, was not
in court when the case was called be-
ing out on bail, and an attachment
was issued for him, and the ease was
continued until Saturday morning.
The case against Mary Rokus,
charged with assault and battery and
the larceny of sl27, the property Of
Henry Strauss, was dismissed at the
request Of Strauss.
Frank Smith, charged with carrying
concealed a deadly weapon, was held
under 500 bail for the Court of Con
eral Sessions. John Bradley and Alice
johnson, both colored, chaged with
acting in a disorderly manner on TIE
street, were each fined S2l. Agnes
McGovern, charged with acting in "a
disorderly manner on the street, was
fined 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11

continue to suffer rather than submit
to examinations which so many physi-
clans propose in order TO iutelligently
treat the disease; and this is the rca-
son why so many physicians fail to
cure female disease
This is salso the reason why thousands
upon thousands OF women are corre-
spending with Mrs Pinkham, daughter
in-law OF Lydia =. Pinkham. at Lynn,
Mass. To her they can coniide every
detail of their illness. and from her
great knowledge. obtained from years
of experience in treating female ills,
Mrs. Pinkham can advise sick women
more wisely than the local physician.
Read how Mrs Pinkham helped Mrs. r.
C.Willadsen obtaining la. She writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:
can truly say that Won have saved my
life. and 7 cannnt express my gratitude in
words. Before / wrote IN YOU telling you
how felt, I had doctored for over two years
steady, and spent lots Of money In medicines
besides, but it al failed TO DO me any good.
had female letrouble ndwoud daily yhave faint
ing spells. hackno he. bearing down pains, and
my monthly periods were very irregular and
finally ceased J wrote % YOU for your adj
vice and received letter full Of Instructions
just what to do. and also commenced TO take
Lydia f. Piukham's Vegetable Compound,
and have been restored 70 perfect health
Had il not been for you ] would have been
in my grave to-day
Mountains OF proof establish the fact
that no medicine in the world equals
Lydia b. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for rnefo~'~~- 20 r'-0'~o~'s health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
BUSINESS MEN IN COURT.
Charged with Having Distractions on tln'
sidewalk.

sidewalk.
-Four Market Street business men
were in the Municipal Court this
morning. charged with violating the
sign and showcase ordinance. They
were James r.. Cummings who has
photograph gallery at BOZ Market
street; Max Breuer, who keeps "a cigar
store at 3O5 Market street; Frank
O'Donnell, who has "a mems furnish
ing store at 305 Market street. and
Thomas Holland, who has % photo
graph gallery at 81 Market street.
The first case heard was that OF Mr.
Cummings, who was represented by
Henry c. Conrad. The prosecuting
witness i'm all three eases was Captain
Of Police Kane. Capt Kane testified
that Mr.. Cummings had case, i'm
which he exhibited photographs,
standing alongside of the entrance 10
his place of business, and that the
case extended nearly four feet from
the building line.
Thomas Finn. who has a men IS fur
| nishing store on the first floor of 10I
Market street. testified that the case
! obstructed the view into the window
of his store.
Mr. Cummings said the sign, or
/ showcase. extended out only 80 inches.
| Mr.. Conrad pointed out to the court
/ that the ordinance says that no oh
| struction shall extend more than four
! feet from the building line. and that
! the evidence was that tho obstruction
was not four feet Assistant City So
! lictor Rice said the law also said that
no sign shall hang within seven feet
| of the sidewalk, and that he thought
that Cummings case could be called
sign, as IL has his name on II.
Judge Cochran continued the CASE
until next Wednesday morning, wher
he will give a decision.
In the case of Thomas Holland,
Capt. Kane testified that the case ir
front of the entrance TO Mr.. Hollands
| place of business was similar TO thai
| of Mr.. Cummings. A witness wh,
has "a iewelry store adjoining Mr. Hol
lands place of business, testified tina
the case obstructed the view into hi
window. This case was also continue,
until Wednesday.
In the case of Frank OiDounell
Capt. Kane testified that "a square shov
case stood out in front of Mr.. O'Don
nell's store and that 10 extended NOR
than four feet from tho building line
/ nt NNNlN liAi iNNnNN ~ ANN ~ ENf W AN
costs. and also told Mr.. O'Donnel
that be would be fined S. for every da
LATTER today he left the case standin
ION the sidewalk. rof
Capt. Kane testified that Max Breue
had an Indian sign standing In fron
of his store and that 10 extended MOI
than four feet from the building lin,
The court imposed fine of 50, wit
lu.L.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
SUB STATION REPORTS.
Statistics Received From Stations Nos
1 and 2.

anu
Postmaster Conrad has received re-
ports from Sub-stations Nos. / and ,,
for the year ending March 3lst. which
completes the list of all OF the sub-stations
except one on the Highlands, No. s. which
began business on April ID.
According to the reports on file, the
receipts from all of the sub-ofiices during
the year amounted to S20,741 "A, which
is considered an excellent showing The
reports from stations Nos. ! and are as
follows:
No. l. at Delaware avenue and du Pont
stroet-Receipts from the sale of stamps,
postal cards, &C. S3,35512; number OF
money orders issued, ,555; number OF
packages registered, 73S; total number
OF money order and registry transactions
2,293.
No. ?, at Maryland avenue and Adams
street Receipts 81. .53O.33; money orders
500; packages registered, l,4OO; total,
1869. This office recently passed under
the control of Erdman Hoffman, who
succeeded Samuel c. Mckoever, who
moved from the city. The Office made
an excellent showing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
VISITED BY A TERRIBLE STORM.

Rome. Italy, April l1.-Premier Son
nino left Rome for Naples today to super
wise the government measures for the
relief of the. sufferers from the volcanic
outbreak
The Vita today published a dispatch
from Castellamare, timed $50 O'Clock this
morning, saying that during the night
trains arrived there with thousands of
iugitives from Tore del Greco. These
persons were in a pitiable state, covered
with ashes and panic-stricken. They
said Tore del Greco was visited by a
terrible storm. accompanied by the fall
Of boiling water and stones the size Of
egg, The houses began falling, and the
population fed. The municipality Of
Castellamare is succoring the fugitives.
As the dispatch was filed at Castellamare,
the volcanic tempest had recommended at
Tore Annunziata
The Giornale DItalia this afternoon
published a special dispatch from Naples
questioning the magnitude of the dis
asters at Sarno and San Gennaro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
Nu,r YorK ninrKet..

Associnted lress iisuatch hY 5rcciai Wires
New York. Apr H. Flour receipts 1891;
.nles, 800 Quiet but steady Winter siraignls
Wheat ,eceipts sales. 10000 bushels. Quiet
MAY. sti tas6i e. July, sil4asi 9l6e september,
81 1915
com. receipts, 5s050 bushels; sales, 10000
bushels. .teady Nav. o. ,aa2 Ice july b2i 20
53r september, So .ab2 e. december oi'9c.
BeeG Nrn
Pork hrm
Isrd. finn. prime Western ss.slasssb
sugar. raw. steady, fair refining, Saa l-i6o;
centrifugal, 9l; test a. y-ltc hoiasses sugar.
rowiurod. 81 50. granulated, $40.
t5.a2 lgIGc: refined itendy; crushed $40,
Petroleum steady. refined an ports, sLooasA ~.
C1iiee. stca1y: No. RIO. ll-i6r.
Molafsos, steady New Orleans aJa8'c.
Tufter. strady. unchanged. receipts l'oa9
choose. ufm, unchanged; receipts ~
@rs weak, receipts 2i.U9l State, pennsyl-
vanla nearby fancy selected, white, 2Oci DO,
cnoice. Isitilec; DO. mixed extra, loNci West
ern frsts 7 .nl7iS Sc, do seconds, lloi do South
erue 1fflIitc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
rnnmnrnlnl rnllern rnnrnnlInn.

Horace G. Healey, editor Of the
Penman's Art Journal, of New York,
was visitor at Goldey College today.
Mr.. Healey is on his way to Balti-
more, where he will attend the annual
convention of the Eastern Commercial
Teachers Association, which meets
there tomorrow. X. j. Maclean,f, u
r. Fuller andJ. L. Phillips of Goldey
College will also attend the meeting.
The convention takes in all of the
Eastern commercial colleges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
SOME TOWNS WIPED OUT
TOrTe del Greco, SaFlO and San Gen.
DaTO EVaCuled and Other Places
Practically UDinhabiIable.
ASHES OVER FOUR FEET DEEP
Thousands of FugitIves Jour
neyIng by Train.
OTHERS AWAITING ARRIVAL OF BOATS
,.eclaied Press Dispatches BY Special wires.

Naples. Italy, April l1-2l5 p. m.-
The loss to property by the volcanic out
break is estimated at $4,000, 900. and
# is announced that $4,000 persons have
been rendered homeless.
Tore del Greco, Sarno and San Cen
nsro have been evacuated, and Portici.
Circello Poggio and Morino arc prac-
tcally uninhabitable
The situation at Tore Annunziata has
somewhat improved, as the current Of
lava has ceased to threaten it,
At Tore del Greco the downfall Of
asbes and sand continues The inhabi-
tants are awaiting steamers to escape
from the danger zone.
san Gennaro is plunged in obscurity.
The majority Of the houses have fallen.
Fugitives arriving in Naples confirm
the previous reports to the effect that
houses at Ottaiano continue TO fall and
the town and the villages in its neighbor-
hood are nothing but ruins.
At San Giuseppe the ashes and sand are
over four feet deep.
Troops are encamped in the public
SQUARES here. in readiness to move quickly
TO the assistance OF endangered places,
and patrols, with military doctors, are
rendering assistance to the fugitives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY.

n. B. Danforlh, the reliable druggist OF
Wilmington. is having calls for Hindipo. "
the new kidney cure and nerve tonic that
they are selling under positive guarantee.
Its neiits are becoming the talk OF the
town ana everybody wants to try It, and
why not 1t costs nothing if it don't do
you good mot one cent.
They don't want your money If It does
not benefit you. and will cheerfuly refund
the money. Iry it today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
DEL AWARE FOR NAME
OF NEW BATTLESHlF

Unless Congress Shall spec ficaliy Or
dam That 1t Shall be Called Consul
tuuon.
Associated Press Dispotch by Special Wires
Washington, April 1L-President
Roosevelt, Secretary Bonaparte and
Senator Alice of Delaware had talk
at the White House today about the
naming of the proposed great battle
ship. It has been suggested that she
be christened the Constitution, but
the people of Delaware are anxious
that she should be named for their
State.
1t was practically agreed today that
unless Congress should require speciti-
cally that the vessel should he called
the Constitution she would be named
the Delaware, in accordance with the
law that battleships shall be named
after States of the Union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
Kev. ralher Dougherly Here.

Rev. John NJ. Dougherty of Cam
bridgea Md. is the guest Of local
priests. lie will deliver several lee
lures during the week. Last evening.
he spoke in St. Thomas Church and
was the guest of Rev. John Connolly.
This evening he will be the guest of
Rev. r. l.. Brady and will speak in
St. Mary's Church and tomorrow even
ing he will be the guest Of Rev.
William j. Bermingham and will
preach in St. patrick's 3 Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE.
Pistol Said to Have Been Accidentally Dis
charged.

While Doninick Sekine, an Italian, was
cleaning a revolver at Z o clock last night,
at his residence, COZ Scott street, the
pistol was discharged and the bullet
entered his wife s neck As far as can
be learned, the shooting was entirely
accidental After the shooting Dominick
gave himself up to the police, saying that
il was an accident. He was locked up,
however, and the charge Of assault with
intent to commit murder was placed
against him. This morning he was ar
raigned in the City Court and held under
$500 bail for a preliminary hearing next
Wednesday morning.
The wife was taken 10 the Delaware
Hospital after the shooting and is thought
not torbe in a serious condition. The
bullet has been removed and She will re-
cover unless complication develops
After being taken to the hospital the
wife told the police that the shooting was
accidental. Their son, who saw the shoot
ing, also told the police that it was aeci-
dental
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
SEwARKs MUNICIPAL ELECTION

The town Of Newark held its annual
election yesterday and selected three
councilmen. There are six councilmen
and a president in the body. The presi-
dent also acts as mayor. Three of these
officials and the mayor hold over until
next year Those elected yesterday were
J. Wilkins Cooch, Ira L. Mclaughlin and
James A. Wilson.
The town is said to be prosperous in
every way The large factories are rum
ming on full time and the new water works
are giving satisfaction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.
VIOLATED pre,, Disp,ten nv -neciA wire,

Associated Press Dispatch nv special wirst
Pittsburg, Pa. April 11.-An unsuc-
cessful attempt to wreck the south
bound St. Louis and San Francisco
passenger train known as thu Meteor
was made by unknown persons last
night between Turck and Scammon,
dynamite having been placed on the
track
Three feet of tracks were torn out,
but the fact that the train was run
ming nearly 60 miles an hour carried
% safely over the break.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
THE pRY.pooK DEWEY.

Associated Press Dispatcn ov special Wire.
Washington. April 1.-The dry-dock
Dewey broke its tow-lines in the Mediter-
Tanean off Malta and drifted about in a
storm for about % hours, but is again in
control Of the vessels which are towing
u. This information reached the Navy
Department in a dispatch from Admiral
Soilgshee, dated Messina, Sicily, yesterday.
tie said the Brooklyn remained near the
dry-dock when it was houndering about
and did not leave until it was safely in
tow.
A wireless dispatch received by the
Brooklyn after it left the Dewey indicated
that the dry-dock is proceeding salts
iactorily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11
NEW FIREHoUsE.

George S. Mckee Jr to Build House for
Independence Co
The building committee of Independence
Fire Co., at meeting last night, awarded
the contract for erecting the new engine
house to George S. Mckee Jr, AZ his bid,
which was S12.4OO. This does not in-
clude the paving, electric light for heating
work.
The new structure is TO be built at the
corner of Twelfth and Claymont streets.
The work will be started in o. few days,
and il is the desire Of the building COM
mittoc 70 have i completed 10y September
la. fhc company win soon decide about
oriefbg, q stam cpgipe. tHorts are
Raias R's, n5l9s gfi g bqs 3rs.i.
dent of the company.