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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-06
Notice,

Having sold our meat and grocery
business, on Maple avenue, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to us
will kindly settle the account at once,
". J. RIGHT, JR., 4 co. x
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ed that wreath of flowers had beer
presented by the Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen when the name of the
order should have read, Brotherhood
of Conductors,
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NOTICE.

All persons holding claims against
B. NJ. Simpson will present the same
to the undersigned trustees for set
Element on or before the first day of
January. 1907.
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Mrs. A. l.. Hcffner is spending the
week in Pit'sburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
DELAWARE RIVER FISHING.
Penn uyivainAns Melted About $500. 90
There Last Year.

Penn syivainans Melted About $500. 900
There Last Year.
State Fish Commi ssioneF MsebAn OF
Pennsylvania In bis annual report,
which was transmitted 70 Governor
Pennypaokei on Thursday, says that
the commercial fisbing in Pennsyl-
vania during the last year aggregated
over $500, 900, OF which 500, 900 was
for sbad caught in the Susquehanna
River, and si2i, 500 for sbad caught in
the Delaware River. The German
carp industry netted about 1900, 900 (;
cells s22, 500, and brook trout, $40, 56l.
Mr.. Meehau recommends the enact
meut Of the following legislation:
Imposing a small license on oil
devices used in catching fish for the
markets and in return 20 make fish
caught in such devices the subject Of
larceny prohibiting the pollution Of
streams 10 an extent that destroys food
fish and Injuries public healta modi-
Tying the sot prohibiting S ay feb
ing 20 that the department may exet-
cise some discretion in the enforce
meut tbeTeofi giving the department
the right of eminent domain in cases
where an understanding cannot be
reached between land owners for prop
erty whioh the department needs for
hatoheries authorized by law; estab-
lishipg a division OF scientific investi-
cation with a scientist In charge ap-
pointed by ths commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
MINISTER GUARANTEED.
Dover Health Board Proceeds Against Rev
5. b. Wiley on Account of Measles.

Dover Health Board Proceeds Against Rev.
5. B. Wiley on Account of Measles.
special correspondence OF Eyery Evening.
Dover, March 17.-For several weeks
an epidemic Of measles has spread over
Dover and so dilatory we're some Of the
physicians to report cases as they are re-
quired by order OF the Board Of Health,
that notices we're sent to all physicians OF
the town, notifying them that unless they
reported cases Of measles they would be
fined S25, as prescribed by the town ordi-
nanceB or be imprisoned in the county
jail for 30 days, OF both, at the discretion
Of the alderman.
Dr. p S. Downs later reported a case
Of measles At the home of Rev. S. b.
Wiley, pastor Of the First Baptist Church,
and the board ordered a quarantine OF
his house. The secretary first called Mr..
Hiley over the telephone and asked him
If he knew what il meant to be quaran-
tined, inasmuch as he was preparing TO
hold q series Of 9XtB meetings in his
church commencing tomorrow. The object
Of notifying Rev. Hiley was to enable him
to take up other quarters before the quar-
antine should be placed on his house.
Mr.. Hiley grew indignant and notified
the secretary that he would not remain
~ tAN HtA7NI am AAAtAN nJ nOQAQ kU anu
come to suit himself He further informed
the secretary that other cases Of measles
in the town had not been quarantined,
and that the board was inconsistent in
compelling him to observe a quarantine
when il had not been enforced in other
cases. The neglect was admitted, but the
minister was informed that the board pro-
posed TO impose fines and imprisonment
If necessary in the future.
Some Of the members Of Rev. Hiley's
church have gone so far as to insinuate
that the Board OF Health is making Rev.
Hiley a target because he was about to
start a series Of revival meetings. Such
insinuation is positively denied by every
member of the board, some Of whom are
warm friends OF Rev. Mr.. Hiley. The
only object, they say, is to prevent a
spread OF the disease among children of
Dover. In this stand the board proposes
TO be uDyielding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17

The monthly meeting Of the W. @. T.
u. was held at their headquarters, 100
West Eighth street, yesterday afternoon.
Devotional exercises were conducted by
Mrs. l.. w. Emerson and Mrs. Eli Men
dinhall.
Several present paid tribute to the
great work OF Susan b. Anthony. Mem
orials were also read for Mrs. Gregg
Chandler and Mrs. Margaret Chandler,
both of whom were members of the union.
The corresponding secretary was author
lied to write Superintendent George w.
Iwitmyer Of the Wilmington public
schools, complimenting him on his re-
fusal to attend the recent Board Of Trade
banquet because wine was included in
the menu.
Members we're urged to subscribe to
the Union Signal.
The treasurer's report showed total
receipts amounting 10 S6062, expendi-
lures S4.27, balance, s56.25.
On Thursday mex an institute will be
held in Scott NJ. X. Church The speakers
will be Mrs. Ella NJ. Ihacher of Florence,
n. j., national superintendent Of Soldiers
and Sailors, Miss Elizabeth Thomas Of
Philadelphia, Pa, assistant national
superintendent Of Y work, snd probably
Madame Barakat a feature Of the
morning will be an exercise on the right
and wrong ways OF holding a meeting.
conducted by Mrs. l.. w Emerson, presi-
dent of the Wilmington union. In the
evening a silver medal contest will be
held, when FIVE boys attending school
No. 2s and the High School will deliver
recltations and contend for the first ora
torlcal prize. These boys have signed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
AvERDICT FOR $500.

Mrs. FredS UnRer, yesterday, In
Phiiadelphia, secured a verdict Of
fT, 800 against the Philadelphia, Balti-
more 4 Washington Railroad Company
as damages for the death of her nus
band, who was killed at a crossing in
Chester on the night Of December 18th,
1902 Elias Unger, who was wealthy
cattle dealer, was driving across the
railroad, when his team was struck,
and his mAnRled body was aubse-
qusntly found under the locomotive.
IL was alleged by the plaintiff that
no signal or warning was given Of the
trains approach. This was denied by
the defence, which sought TO Prove
that the fiagmAn and a pedestI ian
warned Unger against crossing, that
he paid no heed and proceeded on his
way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17

It il uncertain. according 70 Chief
Engineer Leison OF the Water Depart
mcnt what the department will do IN
regard % the matter Of installing an OK
pcrimcntal mechanical filtration plant
IN connection with the new water system.
Il had been decided by the board % install
an experimental plant, IN order 10 ascer-
tain whether that method or sand flira-
tion would be preferable IN hlterng the
water Tor Wilmington, but Mr.. Lessen
says the lower Of the two bids for filter
plants received two weeks ago was higher
than the board intended 10 pay for the
experimental plant and a. nothing has
3ei been done IN regard 10 the matter,
he does not know what viii be- done.
The object Of installing such a plant
VAS 70 give this method Of filtration q
test with BrandyHine water and in con-
necticn with the local conditions The
sentiment Of people who have been looking
into the matter of water filtration D.
divided. some being OF the opinion that
mechanicsl filtration Is the proper thing,
while there are others who favor slow
sand filtration. Both systems are in
use in different places and in many in
stances both appear 70 give satisfaction,
ard ~ there WAS a desire 10 have both
sysieurs tined hers, the board decided
n give both q trial.
The idea Of the board was 70 install
the temporary plant a. once, 20 as %
give ths nechanical system . trial before
fhs new water plant is ready for use, and
~ slow sand filtration is now heing ired
Z the hoard would kno~ from experience
vhieh would hs hettsr in Wilmington
With r1ch aztsst ths department would
! nos b required 10 spend large amount
~ aicney on a permanent filtration plant
vhich i might desire % replace latei
beoause oi AZ inclination 70 change the
svffeu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

At meeting Of a joint committee
Of the local conclave of the order of
Heptasophs, or Seven Wise Men, last
evening, arrangements we're made for
the oelebration Of the 54th anniversary.
The members Will meet In the rooms
Of Mckinley ConclAvO. On the fol-
lowing Sunday the membars Of all Of
the local oonclaves will attend services
at Madeley M. f. Church, and listen to
a special sermon to be delivered by
Rev. J. M. ArterH, the paytoT, who 10
a member Of the order. The service
will be held IN the morning, beginning
at 30 O'Clock.
The msmbsrs Of the knights Of
Pythias Hall 90. are meeting with
success IN interesting lodges In the
project to erect new X. of p. Hall.
One candidate received the first de-
gree ct the meeting of st. Georges
Castle, X. Of u. E, last evening. Ten
received the second degree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
DENNSYLYANIA
L RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIAOkE AND
WASHINGTON BIYlsION.
Schedule n effect January lst. lso6

ira rs ieav" " iimlngi an a. follows
For Chester anu Philadelphia, Ia, Alb. till
66o f7.lQ 10, z42, 7.50, fs07, $50 400 eS0 100
il059 Ills, fll82 1.45 a. m, IL 40 10, tLSS
20, t5.b1i 40 900, 1880, 6O7, i6 IS. 6.57, 2 s.
1000 and 1ll.O1 p. N. week-daya LAB ala a. 10
is.lA 100 e.S5, Ia ;. m. tl2l5 l87 r. o. 25S
t5.o9 DO tooO CO.. f.28 s.is, 1000 and fil.Ji
For Philadelphia only. 8s9, asia m l2O
800. 622, 6.ls, III and 500 p m. weekday 2ss
bZ2 NJ, 6la III and SO p. m sundays
For New York Through express). L43 e.59
I'll, e23 p. m. Weekdays. l.ls. Ss9. sli.45a m
sl.sl 2os, 62' 6-W 't.23, I'll and s.z8p p N
FOR boston without change, lO.Ooa N. andao
=, n, week-daya 500 p. m SundayA
baltimore and Washington. l.03, 42Q 7.15, 80l
$40 tl0lA n.o7, 'll.4s a. n, .12.sa LII '2Oa
m, and 1918 night weekday i.O3, A2O, 7.l5
602 tl0l4, u.4S a m F1235 s2O5 859 625
Coy 500, '7sl, sis te.oop m and fl2.ls nighA
Baltimore and intermediate stationA taR
rs, 66s ?. m weekdays and t5.6s p m sun.
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Lne.-kxpreaa. LOB q m. and
l2-oD p N. daily. Limited, o. 10 p m. weekday
southern Rsilway-Express, so2 a m. asa
80 ana 4.Sl p m daily Limited, 4o4 p m
seaboard Air Line RailwAy-Express,s.o A m
Ape ss2 ?. 10. daily. Limited, $50 p IN. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Memphis
Anq New Orleans. 6.26 D. m daily.
Chesapeake Ohio Railway-Exprs1l, Il0 A
~ WoeA-QAyh- b.l0 p. m. daily
DELAWARE DIVISION
lor New Castle 600 SIS a m. so5, 3A and
b.ol p. m. week-dayA
For Lewes, SIS a. m. and s.4A .. N. wssk-dayA
tot kehoboth, SIS a m TussdAys, ThursdAyL
For Dover. Harrington and DslmaI, Aas, lo.A
= "a, 8t4. e.62 p m Wesk-days and t2oo night
For Harrington and way utationS es5 n
and 500 p m week-dayn.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
~ and ob p m week-dayA e.lt q n and
6.l8 p. M. Sundays
tlining car Accommodation Iraina
The Wilmington Transfer Company win call
lor and check baggage irom hotals and rss'
dencea.
For further Information, apply 70 J. h. No
Williams City Ticket Agent, sos Market street
or at the station.
W. W. ATTERBURY yR WOoD
General Manager Pass'f Trado HanagG
GKO. W. BOYD,
Geuernl Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
TO PRESERVE TEETH
~Hev Nsthsd" riAn TO Keep Teeth In Per.
fest Condition at Modurats Cost.


feet Condition at Moderats Cost
One dollar a year IL all n costs at sios<
Market Street TO have your teeth cared Tor
b. our New Method" Plan. In other
words, We guarantee 70 keep your teeth In
perfect condition for 865 days, at an er-
penpe 10 you Of about one quarter OF cent
= day.
We issue q card 10 an patrons. good 70,
one year. Il entities the holder 10 frequent
examinations Of the teeth to see n they are
IN good condition. II they are, not, We do
whatever repair work l. needed or extrsct
teeth when that Il required. II is worth 81
. yoar 20 anyone TO know that his OF her
teeth are being watched a. a precaution
aGainnt the inroads Of decay. In addition
10 that assurance, you get your teeth
cleaned, filed, extracted an conditions NAV
demand, ana remember we guarantee all our
work TO b perfectly painless.
We make speciality of crown and bridge
work. All plates guaranteed 70 NJ or no
charge is made. Repair work "a also a fine
art with us. Old plates are remade az GOOD
a. new. In tha making OF our plates We
give particular attention to facial ex
Irsseion, removing OF wrinkles, and 20 tho
color snd sire Of the teeth. How often
havs you noticed littls woman
With teeth suitable for ak foot
man. or Woe versaP With properly made
plates, wrinkleH are removed and no one
can detect that you have false teeth. There
v ~ NN NO tANNIAuN OF plates OF ENWIlnH of
false teeth. N you have a good fit We
eau correct these defects n they exist IN the
plates you nov wear. n your teeth are an
noyinR you and you feel embarrassed for
fear. somebody else notices them, come in
and lot ms Examine them. Whatever we do
for you will be FREE OF CHARGE, n we
do not give you absolute satisfaction and
comfort. A personal talk with ali persons
not satisfied with their plates, Is all we ask
We make a personal study Of every mouth
examined and build plates 10 81.
We also give particular attention 10 gold
hlincs, and extractions. This is a line Of
work that We are able by our New
Method" TO do and give you no pain what
ever. In fact, we claim all work absolutely
painless BY the use Of the latest discoveries
in HnFs.hetics. Best of all, We Try to pre-
serve tne teeth from need Of repair. Our
special tooth powder, used ~ directed, will
keep the teeth white and save them from
decay.
Hundreds have tried our New Method
Plan and testify 20 its advantages. One
dollar ia our fixed charge for al customers,
for period of one year. No plan could be
simpler or more fair.
Our dental parlors at 6lok Market Street
are central ~ AZ and attractively fitted up.
All our work is a4afanieed.
H4~ hetnoc Dental parlors SLOT
hhrkef street irtranl foorl Whining
iop. Del. hourt . tof. 40 4 so evaninos .
bundeys 10 70 .. ihons u. A A. sos4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17

Assistant United States Engineer
George W. T. Miller. who has lust returned
from an Official inspection trip down the
State, had thrilling experience during
the storm on Thursday. Charles r.
Grim having completed his contract 10
improve the Mispilion River. Mr.. Miller
vent down TO look over the work and ap-
prove u, and connection with this pro
iect he also visited the Murderxill. where
Improvements have also been in progress.
Mr.. Miller engaged horse and carriage
and also driver, at Dover, and proceeded
on his tour Of inspection in the carriage
One Of the objective points was Bowers
Beach. and while Mr.. Miller was there
some Of the territory through which he
bad 10 pass 10 reach other places 10 which
he wanted 70 90 was inundated. The
high wind blowing IN from the bay, had
made the water in the tributaries very
high and the banks Of some Of the streams
we're Hooded. with the result that acres
and acres of land were under water
When Mr.. Miller and his driver started
back they viewed the situstion with no
little concern, but the driver was pretty
well acquainted with all OF the roads in
that section and Mr.. Miller consented
TO allow him TO be the pilot II was
necessary 20 20 through water up 70 the
horses body, but the party managed 10
reach their destination in safety. although
matters were rather uncertain at different
points along the way.
Mr.. Miller says the spectacle was any
thing but pleasant. The water was not
only high, but also very rough, and people
who do not live in that section would
have been unable 70 form any idea Of the
depth Of the water on the roads which
were covered
Mr.. Miller has made q great many in
spectionn in that part Of the country snc
has taken many trips in connection there
with, and as a result he is familiar Will
the topography, but on this occasion h
felt that he was very much at sea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
BOXING

Several local amateur boxers ara
looking for matches. Elmer johnson
Of East Wilmington would liks to
meet Young Britt Of this city or Eddie
Hand Of Chester at the National Snort.
ing Club Arena. Jack Hayes wants
to meet Young O'Neil Of the East side.
Al the National Sporting Club
Arena, next Saturday night an amateur
boxing tournament will be held. IA
10 being arranged by Manager George
Reed and James Bowen. To date
tNenty-six amateur boxers have
entered.
The list includes Young MoGovern.
"Skeet" Taylor, Md Murphy" /" Buckii
hlng, oung beebe, Young McCloskey,
haIlou, kid" McFaddsn, WHINING.
ton Nelson, Moody, Young burke
p" Kid Ahner, Kid" Malonsy. Youne
Sinister. A list Of prizes includins
fine watches has been offered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17

the anti-cigarette pledge, and have been
trained for recitation by Mrs. Mabala
Wells-Perkins. The institute sessions will
open at $50 a. m, at ? p. m. and at 8 D.. m.
On Tuesday evening Of next week =
reception will be given the boys who have
signed the anti-cigarette pledge. bv the
Wilmington Y, at 100 West Eighth street
This affair was postponed from last TiIes-
day. An elaborate programme of games
and other diversions has been prepared
for the boys entertainment. A wall
pledge will be signed and later framed
and hung in the meetingroom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
Map Of Dewey's Route.

James BuckaleW Of 400 Walnut
street has received a letter from bI,
son, }. j. Buckalew, who is on ne
Glacier, one of the feet that is towino
the drydock Dewey to the Philippines
The letter enclosed a map OF the entire
route that the feet has taken, and Al ,o
describes the mishaps that occurred
during the trip to the Canary Islands.
where the dTydook is nov UNDERGOING
repairs. The map is his own drawing,
and is much valued by his family.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS

At the Grand Opera House on Non
day night, The Mummy and the
Humming Bird" is announced for
representation by Jules Murry's own
company, which includes William A.
MhiteosI and a cast of even greater
efficiency than that which surrounded
this fasoEite actor last season, includ-
ing Henry Carl Lewis as Giuseppe, the
organ gFinder, and which contributed
so materially TO the notable, success
that everywhere attended the perform
ance Of this decidedly clever and inter-
esting comedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
snaY Carrlsr Plreon.

A carrier pigeon, evidently exhausted,
dropped 10 the pavement in front Of the
ice cream saloon Of William A. Coke, at
the northwest corner Of Fourth and
Adams streets, yesterday morning, and was
picked up by Mr. Coxe, who will take
care Of L until the owner calls. On tag
fastened to one Of the birds legs was
"W. y. s., 3d."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
SHOOTING

A match shoot will take place at the
grounds Of the Wilmington Gun Club,
this afternoon, between that club aud
the Avondale Gun Club. Each team
will consist Of fifteen men. Luncheon
will . served ou the grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
en.rasmsn 70 Enssr,aln.

Co. A, First Infantry, National
Guard of Delaware, will give a smoker
aud entertainment at it's headquarters
in the State Armory, Twelfth and
Orange streets, next Thursday evening
al s o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, l.. q. T.
Nenonah Lodge, 5. of II.
Rodney Council, n. p. u.
Lafayette Lodge. X. of p.
Liberty Conclave, s. w. NJ.
Wilmington Single Tax Club.
Mechanics Lodge, /. O. o. 4.
leffeuon Council, o. u. A. NJ.
Windsor Lodge, O. :. of 81. q.
Lenape Tribe, lmp'd. o. r. NJ.
Stationary Engineers Association.
James Young Conclave. H., or :. W. NJ.
Ismee A. Garfield Council, Jr. o. q. An.
Retail ., u, ana ,. Al Norkeu Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
BASEBALL

The baseball season opened at Laur,l
yesterday before an enthusiastic crowd
The Atlantic Telegraph lnstitute
Club defeated the Laurel nine. Score
9 to 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
Catarrh is CurabIe
or Not CuTabIe,

Just exactly according to the way Il is treated
Let alone. doctored theoretically or through the
stomach-it's a stayert
Attacked directly with Dr. Agnsw's Catar-
rhal Powder, u Is first sneviAted, then eradi-
Gated.
Thousands ssy so, from glad experience
An acre, more or less. Of the strongest tesu-
mouials
Dr. AEnew's Heart Cure relieves heart
disease IA 80 n,inute. aud cures Ss
=, d, Dsnferth, ssc7ud ard Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
MANY or6,rs

James p. Wood & Co. are receiving
many orders to repair roofs, spouts and
CUTTERS. The licensed plumber has found
many leAlla gpoiling paper and plaster.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
BOARD IS UNDECIDED
About Installing an Experimental
Mechanical Filtration Plant
in Wilmington.
BIDS higher THAN EXPECTED
For That Eeason the Project
Is Hanging Fire.
A TEST wlS DECIDED UPON
But the board Expected to Get
Cheaper Fiant

The object Was 20 Give Mechanical Fiiira-
ton = 1riai, But Chief Engineer beisen
Fearr 1hsf the riant would Cost More
Money 1hsu rhr Board Would Like 70
tay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
s1RDs ND on YHANUvS.
A. . Marult Thsrs was an Aerial Battl,
for ths Kernels.

for ths Kernels
A. the northwest corner Of Fourth and
King streets, Thursday, large number
a people witnessed the feeding Of spar
rows With peanuts. One Of the men en-
ployed BY Joseph Celia shelled some nuts
and threw the kornels upon the snow.
The birds AZ one time numbered az least
100 and three birds At one time had their
bills fastened upon half q kernel.
Finally one Of tho birds gained pos
session Of the piece and few of with Il,
followed by o;hen, 10 give battle for the
rnorsel The birds were unable 70 find
any food on account Of tho snow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
BASKETBALL

The Phoenix aud Y. NJ. C. A.
basketball teams will 60 to INLAND.
Pa, tonight and play the first and
second teams Of that place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17
llalehood BIII on Mareh 80.

WAshington, March l6.-At a CON
ferencs ol Republican House leaders.
today, Il was decided 20 consider the
6tatehood bill on Wednesday, March 2lst.