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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
NnS Dem Snnern WnrglnnS'S uu0
Scn uIgrcnScnScn StnntcH.
Gas 6ormer Yicnic Elm
Grfolg.

las FARMER Yicntc Ell
Grfolg.
Go@ 6ormcr . Eicnic 5u @ilo.
ruooO @orf, nobc Mt. Nirp, am leB.
ten 6rCitoG mar Gin Qou5cr Grfolg.
Ger 9cilth iuor troB Der oro6el0cr
@itterunG Elm oll3ge5cihneter ulS
Ole in &c%rbinoung nit Dem Yicnic
oeranitoltcte Nll@itcllun0 cruieS lid,
ais cine Nttrattiou erlten HanqeS.
@eg bIieb Scr 6rcterSs
mann.
SngerStomn bat cine Scniotion,
Qoiclbit ioltc ON Mittpod 6ront.
lin Wontgomcrp BON 2oucoIter nit
Sri. Wolpinu Cattle in ser @o6.
nllng ser Gltern Der 9rort 5ltm9lno
fiir'a 2eben pereint mcroen. Ter
SrGltiGom cridien Gags 5llpor in
Noacr@tolun, I'M iid cine 2iccn5 81
bolen bat ic0oh, Dab OicieIbc Dor.
lGltiiG nid)t ucr0ifentlidt lucroe. Pm
Wtittmod N6cnO botten lid ctlun 40
@Gitc III Ocrg8obnung ser boifnun0S.
oolIcn 9rart cingefun0en, oo6S TIM,
be nlti Stun0c ucrrunn, Is fam fciu
6rcieramdnn. Scit scr Belt lit bon
WontgomcrD nidt@ mlcbr gcicbcn
mor0en.
100000 6cucrdoOen in
Hoanptc.
Die Sobclmilblc ser 9toriolf II.
@eitern Giienbobn 5u Hoonote, 30.
'mliroc AM 6reitoQ N6cno olrd cis
men 9litItro6l in Brand geitedt mo
total Olrrd 6cucr 5erit0rt. Ter at
geridtetc Sd)ooen bctr0gt 100000,
lpGbrcno 100 Nrbcitcr tcnlpordr ar
6citSloS limb.
ScGntcn iG mad 6rcibcit.
Cine Nn5obl @ciongcnc IN Dem &c.
fGnGriB bon @ooo GolmtD, VI. So,
lplrocn an 6rcitnA 0obci crtuppt,
ais lie I'M Negriife luorcr, ans Dem
@cfGnaniB 5l cntilie6en. Sic bat.
ten nit Wciicl mo Sommcr Elm God
0urd) Die Mollcr gebobrt, meldeS BET
nobc groB gcnug mar, Dab cirltonH
bi10urdi6liipicn tonntc. Cine 6albc
StmnOe3eit bate geniigt, nm oen@e
iongenen bic ericbnte 6rcibcit 5u per-
idaiicn.
Opfer ictne@ @~erufS.
W. Is. Glepbough Gin NngcitcQtcr
Scr Baltimore Ohio 9ubn, lullroc
nobe icinem Ncim bel Se0gcSpiQc.
0erfeleD g.. Gountp, " go, bon Ell
mem S6nca5llgc %0ctroifen uno AT
Ncnbliflih %gctoOtct.
Cine erperimcntir.
Citation.
IoS Slotten.T epartement mill 6ci
Sort Wooiiou cine 6lottcn.Grpcri
mcntir.S totion crridten loiicn, rucIhc
$4,000 foiten mo cine Ginri6tung
5umg9ertbc bon $l50,OOO Dobcn miro.
IS meroen bercit9 gollungebote Der
longt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12

Gr0ffnuna 0cS % a h
2 bore Enrt." - Inter g~cro0c3u
NI1r5cnOcn Nllipi5ien mo Dem Ans
turn elmer gcmolti9cn Wcnihcn.
mcnNc muroc MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Ban Shore Eorf fiir ooa EilbIitim
Nc0iinct. Gic f0niNlih itolicniidc
NrtlQcric = &opeuc lpicltc inter get
tunQ ibrc9 9iriocutcn Sianor 2(io
la, 0en Don Oielem ertro iiir 0ieic
@clCNcnbcit componirtcn @op Sborc.
Worid) mGbrcnO lid Die Eborc slime
ten lutb"o Die aroBcn Nnlngcn OeS@urs
teS, Oelicri ouSiiibrtid)c Ncidrcibung
Der YGaltidc Correspondent" idon
Irilbcr bradtc, lid nit ir0blidcmNlcn-
ihcn iiiQtcn.
Nu@flug 0c& & + d | | a
u Gnncrd ora - Pm Conn.
tag OCn 10. Algltit, uiQ Der Cha.
Iin N(0nncrdor" ieinen oicsjGbri4
GEN Allailltg nod Dem idon gClcge.
ncn Een Mar untrrncbmen, un0
CT bat Miles, gctbom NM ieincn 0G-
item mo Witglieoern ciilcn mirflid)
gcntBrciden Gag pcriprefcn 81 ton.
men. Sdon oIi ser Siniobrt (uon
&iQenitotion S.45, BON %llnion, Henn.
iplponio., Sutton. uno @oIbroots
Stntion in entiprehcnocn 3eitrGlt
men )luirO iiir cine Intercollegiate I'm
tcrboltung Der Nusfliiglcr III icoenl
@dggon oes Spe5iol5ugea geiorgt
per0en, mo cbcnio mer0cn filr bungs
riAe Mogen mo ouritige &eblcn DC
notbigen Still un0 2oifmittel Dot
bnnocn lcin. 9(it elmer 20 Meilen
largen Srollepiabrt BON Gen Wur
noh 0reen Goltle fam iid SeOer
bctbeili9elL Der 2ult 0u5lt bat. Ser
@oriibcnOe OeS @eraniigungS . Gn-
mites, @r. Otto 9riiggemonn, uno
lcitc NIliltenten, Die $50. Or. S.Sen-
pei, y. SInncmonn 8oltl 9urgemci-
tier uno @m. 6reitog, Goben nod
GielcS 5ltr 9eluitigung ser E6eilneb-
mer III pcto, po1en oos obcr beltte
nod nid)t perrotben. @enn MN ST..
Simmelbeber ieinem S%pibnamcrt
n@olfenifie6er" G6re moGt ulla fiir
gites @etter iorgt, 10 ioQ cr oafiir
in .oen Simmel geboben" ueroen,
uno nAnf mad Een Wdrl" miro aln
|Sohnta6 Die Ydrole iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
S6cnter.

o@~ollt0op It +. : bcdtcr."
llntcr Sen Is Nttroftioucn uon u.
$. @ooOa lit ur5ucifclboit 0o3 len.
iationelle WcIoOrama y1bc Eoncr Of
Wonep" sic bcrporrnAcuoitc. Goa-
'elbc miro oieic Mod)e inn ,Solioaps
StroBen- Sheoter" pom chler Gruppc
u~or5ilAlid)cr ShoIipicIcr 5lr Nuis
iiibrltn1 qcbrndt. QoS Stiid lit in
pier 2Ittc qn0 od)t prGdtige Scenes
ricn ciuaetbcilt mo ipieIt lid in 9tcuz
Yotf ob, 0ic @ouptiigrr lit Elm inn,
ger b~Cber5ter Momn, ser icin 2cbcn
Ourh Nrbcit %iriitct, Dem ciu fciuO-
ieliGcr Sruitmo1not gcgeniibcritebt.
Die EroOuftion iol elmer ser Qr0Btelt
Grfolac 0icicr Soiion lein.
9%luncO'& Ibcotcr.
.GuWn Of tbc Circus" 0ie n)clteitc
2Ittroftion Scr Soiior, miro oieie
@o6e in @loncu'a Gbcutcr 81 iebcn
iein. 0icicS Stiid lit etpos poQit0n.
Big Ncucs inter Oen muiifoliih. ora
mntii6cn 2uItipiclen. Die prGdti-
gen &oltilmc ul0 mlm0erbnrcn See
nericn nit NroBortiger clcftriifcr
AuSitottrnq, mie and Die @ieOcr-
gnbc 0urd) t%olcntpolc SdJouipicler
pcrlciben oie;cm Stiid cine beiotOerc
Nu5iebungafroit. NiI6i6c MGoden
llmgcbcu Die. Souptperion, Sri.
Beatrice Gonce, melhe in Scr Holc
Ser 9crdubtcn Grbin uuo Cirrus
reitcrin &alo nititritt. @npcS ln0
NculD licfcrn nit ibrcm GirfuS 9Ift
einen foitlihen 9llmor, mGbreuo Oic
@ebril0er &erbcrt in ofrobotiihcr
9e5icbung @roBartigcS %Iciitcn. Dos
Stiid cntbGlt ben in%tcrciiontcn Sic
besronlon Solo's lnO ibrc Hettlng
Sen @GnOcn. Don &ntrigllontcn.
Wotinee'u iin0cn am Wiontog, Wiitt.
nod 6rcitnQ un0 SomltnN ltntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
Die MarBlan6 Slinoen- S4ule,
Tr, 300, rits9Iurtb. Npeuue.
ctuihHchlih ocs Separtemcnts fir blinoe nu6
taube Rcacr,
Gr. $40, @eit. nrntuaa.S trnbe,
lulrb am 10. septembcr 1906 erbffnct.

WV HW W SNpiNHuNN itbu tiDIfHCt. n
Sin oDultinoiaer pebrtIrius In AiHoerldrs
ten, @tlmnldrs mo Sobihtl3uetaett gambler
iateitssllnterriht turperlihC llebunpen, Suu5s
baltunp mo OiIltt.
Gin boiler Siub Qut nehbicr uun erfabrener
pebrcr. Niuoer pout Siitrtit Columbia uui0
bon MlnrUluno irei 8Inelufiem, luelu Ite Snmli
gelo llttt 5nbIeti tbnnen, um lleberpeiinua
BON SdgltHQei aus duberen Studieu mirb err
fudt. Surtaefbrittene 30gliupe mdgen lib
bic BON nBeabobUs pnfcrputurium ac6oicren
Sorthellc 81 9iute at mudhelt. Shulgelo $500
pro Snbr.
5obu u. SleOiue, u. q. VI. DR.,
p (Il0s. I&S-) superintendent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
Cine erperi mcntir.
Stutiou.

GoS SIotten.T epnrtement mill bel
Sort Wooiiou einc 6lottcu.Grpcr
mcntir.S totion crriften loiicn, pcIhc
$4,000 foiten mo cine Ginri6tung
5lumgSertbc bon Sl50,000 bobcn miro.
IS meroen bereitS 9ouongebote Der
lnunt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
Gin Go6eS NItcr.

Sm boben 9(lter bon 50 Sobrcn un0
9 Monoten lit in Iorntnin 8oIlep,
Wo, Sr. 2ouiS NifoIS geitor6en. Gr
mar Gin 3eutider oNer GlioB.2otbriu.
ger bon @ebitrt uno Oicnte in Der
fron5oiilden Nrnlce, che CT nod) Nine
rifo fnn1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12
2cide 0%cfun6er.

W " !
Die 2eide bon @nt. MicSlooo,
melfer an Somitog i'm QonGicr-
Suro pol, einem Sdooncr ii6cr
9orb ficl, lit an 9onncritoq ouigc.
iunben mo mad GriSiielo, NO, &c.
brodt moroen.
3millinge auSgeiebt.
Aaem anideiu mad 3miQinge i'm
alter BON 5lpei bis orei 0o6en luur.
Den an 3onneritag Worgen ouf Sen
Sotstreppen 5lpeier Nodbnrb1u'er in
Cumberland oniaciumOen. Gs ma.
rem Elm anobe 1tnO Elm Wdohen. Die
6otnilie 0eS Srn. @cter WcBee mllr.
DC nit Dem MGofen mo oie oeS Gr.
Toli5iIten Wihoel aean nit Dem
anaben begliidt. 9eioc 6omilier
ipoIlen bic SiuoIinge be6alteu, Oh.
idon Iie ieIbIt ainOeriegcn acnllg
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-12


Sn 8er6inoung nit Sem Subj
lGllm Scr ct. Warp's Snouitrieihule
muB ald) ibreS gegCnpGrtigcn per.
6ienItpollen 9eitcrS, ocs 8rlt0erS
9ominic, 9eOodt merocn; berIel6c
nurOe am s. Scbruur 1899 in &on-
turf, Gountp Gorf, Srloho, gebo.
rem. Gr mar mebrerc Sabre lang
in Der 6%eriibmltcn Sdulc bon &errp
Sorau uno fam in jungen Sabrcn
na6 Imerifo. Sier mar CT 5lierIt
Erfpotlebrer, Bis CT iih an 10. al.
quit 1868 oen foperioner . Sriioern
III louisville, ap., anid)loB. Gr ers
belt oann cine Ser aloiien i'm st.
fooer : Snititut ltno bro6te es bier
fertig, Dob bic Sdyile cine GonItitu.
ton erbielt, melder Die 8runologc
BUR iesigen @robe -oes Snitituts bill,
oetp.
Sm Sabre 1875, ols oie 9riiber
cine iepnrate Eropin5, nit 9ruoer
Hlerius als Eropin5ial an oerS pite,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
MAYO HAZlNG CASE.
Lieut.. G. r. snyder Canedan RebultaI by
the Judge Advocate.

Lieut.. G. r. snyder CaiIedsin Rebultai by
the Judge Advocate.
A Associaied Tres. Dispatch by special Wires
Annapolis. Md, Jan, 23.-Lieut. c. p.
SNYDER. who had been accusd by the testi-
monv of several midshipmen witnesses in
the case of First Classman Claude E.Mayo,
charged with hazing, of limiting to upper
classmen that new midshipmen should be
hazed and of going from the building in
order that the opportunity might be
afforded was recalled 10 the stand at the
openinr of the session this morning He
was called in rebuttal by the judge advo-
cate.
Immediately upon the conclusion OF
the case against Mayo, who Is from Column
bus. Miss. the court will begin the trial OF
Midshipman Richard r. Mann, also a
FIRST classman and an appointee OF Presi-
adent Roosevelt. Mann is the son OF an
officer OF the United States Army, who
died from wounds and exposure received
i'm the Wounded Knee campaign. The
only other midshipman under arrest on
the charge of hazing is Ned J.. Chapin oi
Pasadena, Cal. He also is a hrst class
man and last year stood No - m ms
studies in the class OF I'D members. 1T is
known that there arc many other mid
shipmon to be tried on the same charge
but the authorities are only keeping one
or two cases ahead of the court-martial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
REFUSES TO SERVE;

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wlres
Lebanon, Pa. Jan. %. DIR. Heiwin
O. Roop who yesterday was reelected
PRESIDENT Of Lebanon Valley College.
Il Annville, today stated that ne would
not accept the position. DR.. Roop
aid that as soon as his daughter re-
covers from an attack Of illness he, in
company with his wife, will leave on
40 extended European trip.
The matter of selecting a president
Ioi the college has been given over to d
committee. Prof. John Lehmon, dean
d the faculty, will in the meantime
give the office his attention. It Is
stated that the members OF the iaculty
Vbo resigned on being informed OF DR..
Roop's reelection will reconsider their
action and romain. DIR. Roop a short
time ago resigned the presidency Of the
College and the resignation was ac-
'epted by the board OF directors of the
institution. At meeting OF the
directors yesterday, however, Dr. Roop
vas reelected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
OARs MlLD Dash

slippery Rails Caused tito Run Down %
siocp Grade. ON which it Was uorailcd
Amer Crossing Railroad TrnchA
a car on the Wilmington s. stanton
trolley line made q wild dash, about q
O'Clock yesterday morning, down the
nQiine On the Newport turnpike, iuet
eutsido of the city limits, aud after it
had crossed the tracks Of the PhilaCel-
pnia s. Reading nnd baltimore 81 Ohio
nilroads it was derailod, but iortu-
naieiy was not overturned. A lauge on
lns of the wheels was broken, part of
ho floor was torn up aud much Of the
glass was hrckon. There were live pas
engora in the car, but nobody was
hurt. The conductor and motorman
stuck 60 their posts and did verYthinr
in their power to avoid trouble, but
githout success.
The grade nt that point Is very steep,
and as the rails were slippery heoausa
of the fop, the brake did not hold,
which fact is accountable for the aoci.
dent The cor was proceeding toward
Newport. On each side of the railroad
crossing is dorailug switch, which
has to be thrown before car can
crcss, but 10 was not possible 90 touch
the switch on this occasion,a conao
quently when the car struck 10 The
wheels left the track and bounde.
across the two railroads, stopping a.
soon as it had cleared them. IL 4.
fortunate that it got over the railronC
tracks, for ID thUre had been a trair
coming nt the time the trouble nigh
have hoon more serious, as the heavy
foo would have otBcurod the view o.
the engineer.
iho deiailod car blocked traffic fol
several hours, but matters were gotteI
into shape and travel was restored n
soon a3 poasin Die.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
APPEAL EOR JUSTICE.
An All eyed Conspiracy 10 Shut Kansas OIL
Out OF the Market.


Out OF the Market.
Associated Pres, nisuateh ov SPECIAL wrs,
Chicago. H.. Jan. pa dispatch to
the Tribune from Chanute, Kan. says
"lhe independent oil rehners OF Kansas
have mailed TO James Il Garfield, COM
missionerhoi corrontions of the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor, an appeal
for Justice against the alleged conspiracy
between the Standard oil Co. and the rail-
roads to shut Kansas oil out Of the market
"lhe reiiners who sign the appeal are
Clifford Ihone. A. +. Robertson, L. $.
Bennett, c. ID. Webster, J. NJ. Cameron,
II. kaessman. ID. o. McGee and c. n.
Martin. These men own eight rehnenes
now in operation, besides two in course OF
erection, at Atchison and Kansas City
Kansas They have invested more than
81 900 600 IN reiinerics, tank cars, storage
tanks, wagons and barrels They claim
that, by reason of conspiracy between
the Standard Oil Co. and the railroad
systems of the Southwest. particularly
those railroads operating in Kansas, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska Arkansas. Kansas,
Iowa, Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory they are limited TO the State of
Kansas for market for their reiin-
ed oil and that to all points outside
OF Kansas the freight rates on all the prod
ucts of crude petroleum are unreasonably
high and have been maintained at such
unreasonably high rates for the express
purpose of conhning the business OF the
independent rehners to the State OF
Kansas"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
CHICAGO SALOON LICENSE FEES.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Chicago ILL.,, Jan. 23.-How to increase
the police force as a means Of preventing
crime was the main question before the
City Council last night A proposition
that the saloon license fees be raised
from $500 TO 81 900 was referred to the
license committee for consideration.
The contrast between the reception
given this proposal and what it would
have met with if made a few years ago
vast he best evidence OF the change which
has come over the City Council. As late
as 1900, if such proposition had been
seriously advanced, il would have been
laughed out of court and contemptuously
referred to some committee which was
never expected to meet.
Today It is being seriously considered.
IL was sent 10 a committee, the chairman
and a majority Of the members Of which
are in favor Of IL, and the chances OF ia
passage are more than good.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
PROSCRASTlNATION.
The Habit of Deiay-sofne Of It's Conse-
quenoes-Causes OF this Had Habit.

The Habit of Deiay-sohe Of It's Conse-
quences-Causes Of this Had Habit.
"Defes not till tomorrow TO be wise,
Tomouow's sun to thee may never rise. "
Truly It has been said that procrastina-
tion Is the thief OF time. The habit OF
delay Is one of the most vicious faults to
which mankind Is subject. In almost every
instance delays are entirely unnecessary
and are often due 70 carelessness. but more
often to thoughtlessness. Strange as Il
may seem, this danger from delay is en-
countered more often a. a result Of care
lessness or thoughtoEsness about our health
or the health of some one dependent upon
us. How often Pneumonia could be pre-
vented if the victim had acted sooner.
Now Is the time 20 watch ont for that
little cold Now Is the time to take steps
10 check It, and the best way TO arrest It's
l,rorress Is TO take Magee's Malt Emulsion.
This il the Wonderiul combination OF Cod
Liver Oil syrupy Diastasic non-alcoholic
Malt and Hypophosphites. Il primes the
system SO that 10 will throw of that "lttle
roldn and prevent such serious complica-
tions as Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Grip, &c.
Mnree's Malt Emulsion Is non-narcotic
and non-alcoholic. Nothing enters into its
composition that is not of value to the ayH-
tenn. Il produces fnt, keeps you warm and
makes you strong. Magees Malt Emulsion
h food, a medicine and tonic COM
bined. Beware Of the wine preparations Of
cod liver oil. They contain no oil, so can
not possibly produce the benefits sought
besides the alcohol win cause a reaction
after you cehse taking II, that viii leave
vou in a worse condition than before.
Naqee's Malt Emulsion will surely help
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ister compare yourself with your condition
of today. Don't delay, tomorrow never
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Sixth and Madison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
THE VOTE STOOD Al TO 0
This IS the First Of the Reform Bills
Advocated by The Governor Which
Has Reached This Stage.
NOW ON THE HOUSE CALENDAR
VIII be Taken Up at Tomor-
rows Session.
NO OPPOSITION TO IT IN THE HOUSE
Associated Press Dispatch by special wireA

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wireA
Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 23.-The
Philadelphia Ripper repeater was
passed finally, by a vote Of A to O, in
the Senate today. This is the trst of
the reform bills advocated by the gov
eruor which has reached this stage.
lhe repeater is on the House calendar
for third reading and will be taken up
at tomorTow's session. There Is ap-
parently no opposition to 1t In that
body.
When the bill came up in the Sen
ate, Mr.. Dewalt of Lehigh asked what
would be the effect Of the repeater.
Mr.. Scott of Philadelphia, by HON
the measure was introduced, replied
that it would give to the mayor of
Philadelphia the right to appoint his
directors Of public works and safety.
Messrs. Fox Of Dauphin and Roberts
of Montgomery explained that they
voted for the original bill at the
last session because the entire Phila-
delphia delegation favored II.
Mr.. Gable of Philadelphia, a new
member, said that, If he had been in
the Senate as Republican when the
Ripper bill came up, he would have
opposed 1t, because he deemed It yi0-
lation of Republican principles.
Mr.. Dewalt said that his request for
information had turned the session
into an experience meeting and that
the Democrats had no excuse for
voting against the bill
The repeater then passed
The House resolution asking the
governor to amend his call for the ex-
ira session so as 10 include legislation
for a Constitutional Convention, the
return Of personal property and license
tax TO counties, to permit trolley com
panies to carry freight, the equaliza-
tion Of taxes and ballot reform wal
consurred 10.
Almost the entire session of The
I House was devoted to debate Oh amend
ments to the bills fixing the salaries o.
/ the secretary of the Commonwealth
and the insurance commissioner anC
| abolishine the fees Of these officers
/ These bills we're amended 30 as to ia
the salary of the secretary Of the Com
monWealth at e7, OlO and the Insurance.
commissioner at S6 COO. Under thl
present system, these officials are al
lowed 70 retain the fees Of their oihc'
for their personal use. Under thi
system, the secretary Of the Common
wealth receives about $4,000 a yea
and the insurance ccmmissi oner be
tween Sl5, 900 and $40 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
PlTTSBURG BROKERS SUSPEND.
.ooIslod rress Dispatch BY SPECIAL Wires

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
pittsburg, Pa Jan. 23.-Ihe suspen-
sion of 4. ID. Gartner & Co., brokers, was
announced on the floor Of the Pittsburg
stock Exchange today. While no official
statement has been issued. it is said the
liabilities will exceed 100000. There
are available figures upon which TO pase
the assets Of the firm. Some large lnal-
vidual losses will be sustained, as one Gus
toner announced that he was carrying
over $500 shares Of stock and that he
knew OF similar cases.
+. ID. Gartner x Co. have been m Dusi-
ness here for many years and have DFanch
Offices at Johnstown, Pa, Altoona IA
Wheeling, W. Va, and steuhenville' y.
samuel A. Steele Of this city has been
appointed assignee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
OBITUARY.

A. Belle Noblitt aged AZ years, died Of
apoplexy ON Sunday, at 23Oi Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Mary Gould. aged q years, died in
Philadelphia last Thursday and was
buried here yesterday.
pizzinella Pandrandolph aged 30 years,
died ON Sunday at lfiS Railroad avenue.
The death Of Mrs. Margaret A Clark,
wife Of James Clark. formerly of this city
occurred on Monday az the home of the
husband DDS West Fourth street Chester
Pa. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon. lnterment will be
private.
Thomas NJ Fitzgerald died in Chester,
Pa. on Saturday He was a member of
Wilde Post. G.. A. r., and was we'll
known in this city. The funeral will take
place tomorrow. lnterment will be made
in Chester Rural cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
Philadelphia quotation,

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Jan. 23-2 p m.-Market closed
strong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
FIRE ON EAST SIDE

Woman's Hand Burned While Extinguish.
WOlll sl ing a Blaae.
A slight fire occurred in the home ol
Michael j. Hayes 30. 3Oj lombard
street. about lO o'clock this morning. a
curtain in the diningroom, in some un
known manner, caught fire. and in at
tempting tn put out the blaze Mrs. haycs
had her bands slightly burned.
The Reliance fire enginohuuse is bnt g.
few doors from Mr. llayes home, and OBJ,
members of that company cNtineuisinl
the fire without taking ont tho engine
The curtain and paper on the wall onl,
were damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
10 BuILDA SEWER

Don p. Jones is building q dwelling
at Eighteenth street and Wooddalo
avenue, aud ae he wants sewer oonnec.
ilons with the property Immediately,
the Street and Sewer Directors today
gave Joseph Jenkins permission TO con
struct sewer, 1000 feet long, from
Eighteenth street and the Boulevard,
with the understanding that the city
is to take it over at 81 cents a foot
after 10 De- completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
PREVENTED TWO WRECKS.

Associated Iress D,spatch by speeiai Wires
Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 23.-Iwo pas,
senqer trains on the Northern Central
railway we're today saved by Mary Nc
Cau ia wears old. daughter OF track
walker living at Clarks Ferry, from disas-
trous wreck.
Earlv this morning the girl saw a
boulder roll down from the mountainside
over the tracks near her home taxing
a lantern she ran down the track ana ana
stopped the Erie express within a iew
Yards of the obstruction. The glrl heNv si
hurried up the tracks in the other al-
rection and stopped the Erie Fast Line;
Tbe tracks we're cleared OF the mass ol
rocks by a wrecking crew several hourS
later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
MESSAGE or SYMPATHY.
Al.oclnlea %. Dl.naleh lr areelaI VI.

Washington, Jan. 23.-lmmediately
upon receipt Of the official news of the
destructian of the Brazilian battleship
Aquidaban, Secretary Bonaparte sent the
following cablegram to the Brazilian
Minister of Marine;
"In behalf of the United States Navy,
permit me to extend 10 the Brazilian Navy
and all others concerned the deepest sym
pathy for the loss OF life they have sus-
tained in the unfortunate destruction OF
the hattleship Aauidabann
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-23
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