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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
FUDGE CAKE WON HER HUSBAND.
Founder OF Famous Wellesley Inn Neds
Wealthy Banker.

BosroN, April pa wedding Of more
than usual interest, solemnized at st. Paul.
Episcopal Church, Dedham, this after
noon was that of William Henry Hill of
Brookline. and Miss Caroline Wright Rogers
Of Wellesley, Mr.. Hill, who is a very wealthy
man, is a member Of many leading clubs
a member of the firm of Richardson,
Hill & Co, bankers, and has several married
children.
The bride is the daughter Of Charles E.
Rogers Of Dedham. She is a graduate of
Wellesley College. class Of 1900, and the
founder of the famous Wellesley Inn, owned
by Wellesley College. The ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. Francis L., White
more. rector of the parish.
The marriage is the elimination Of a ro-
nance begun at Wellesley Inn. The per
~fections of fudge cake. a CONNECTION made
by the bride, led the banker to seek an intro
duction ia the maker, TO fall in love with
her, and finally to conclude the romance at
the altar. The bride is so years old and the
groom is 8S,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
AMERICAN FISH boats SEIZED.
MexIca Government Interferes With Fish.
ing on Campeche Banks.

MOBILE, Ala, April 2e.-Information has
beer received from Progreso, Yucatan,
that the big fishing smack D. L. T~rofton, sail
ing out Of this port, and the smack Stearns,
sailing out of Pensacola, Fla. for the E, E.
Warren Company, had been seized by the
Mexican Government while fishing on the
Me ican coast on the Campeche Banks.
The owners Immediately wired the Ameri-
can Consul at that place for particulars
and at the same time ask ed the agent Of the
Mexican Steamship Line to take an interest
in the matter. Col. A. S. Lyons said that
the only way he can account for the seizure
is that the Mexican Government believes
it has jurisdiction over the Campeche Banks,
which are many miles off their coast.
The fishing smacks out of Mobile and
Pensacola have been fishing on the Mexican
banks for years and have never been
molested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
MORE TROOPS TO SAVE EGYPT
GREAT BRITAIN AND TURKEY
ARE NEAR 4. CLASH.
Naval Demonstration or Seizure Of an Isl.
and Likel, Porte Said TO he Concen.
trattng an Arm! south Of Damascus
Serious Results From Tabah AFFAIR.

Special Coblc Despatch 10 The So y,
LONDON, April 27.-Sir Edward Gre
Secretary of State for the Colonies, answer
ing an inquiry in the House of Commons
Yesterday as TO what increase was con-
templated in the strength of the garrison
in Egypt, and whether it was TO be perma-
nent or only temporary, replied that Lord
Cromer considered that the existing unrest
there, due to frontier troubles, neccessitated
reenforcements. 1t was impossible to say
for how long it would be necessary for them
to remain in Egypt.
This official admission that the British
garrison in Egypt is to be increased and
the dispatches TO some OF the newspapers
from that country make the situation
arising from Turkeys action at Tabah
look serious.
Negotiations are now passing direct
between C~onstantinople and London.
According to a Cairo correspondent the
relations between the disputants are al
ready very strained. Both Sir Nicholas
O'Conor, British Ambassador at Constan-
tinople, and Lord Cromer, British agent in
Egypt, have formally demanded that
resolute steps be Immediately taken.
The Porte has been notified that II the
negotiations are further unnecessarily de-
layed or protracted other actionwill be taken.
This action, it is believed, will take the form
of a naval demonstration and the occupation
of some Turkish island in the Egean Sea.
The employment of a land force in the
n~eighborhood of Tabah is not likely.
1t is rumored in Cairo that Turkey is
concentrating a considerable force of
troops southwark of Damascus.
The Tribune, which accepts the official
denial of its story that an army corps had
been ordered to prepare to mobilize, says
that people whose language is entitled to
the greatest weight say that nor only
are the incalculahle British interests in
Egypt endangered but the safety Of the
Suez Canal itself, and generally England's
great work of civilization in Egypt stands
in some peril. The cruH of the situation
seems to lie in the fact that Turkey design
is engendering the sympathy of a consider
able section Of the native population.
II is understood that the movement Of
troops to Egypt will aise the ga rrison there
from 1900 to 5000.
CAIRO, April 2e.-A battery Of horse
artillery and three companies of the Ennis
kiIlen Fusiliers, nov in Crete, have been
ordered to Egypt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
BrodIa Duke Gets His Divorce.

Supreme Court Justice Blanchard signed
Yesterday an ~interlocutory decree divorcing
Rrodie L. Duke, the tobacco man, from
Alice Webb. the woman he married on De-
cember 10, 1904, while on a spree. She has
had a vsred career, and when Dukes rela-
'Iyes learned Of the marriage they had Duke
sent TO q sanit9rium.
The action went against Mira. Duke by
default. as she ssid she wss unable TO defend
ne s'nf without certain witnesses, who, she
t~eoiered had been persuaded 10 stay out
Of this jurisdiction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
ROYAL WEDDING AUTO sBOW.
Grand ASsemblage OF Motorists to Pa!
Homage TO All onsO M Bride.Elect.
spcelal Coble Dssrdtth % THE SrN

MADRID, April 28.-Among the features
Of the festivities preceding the weddir g
Of King Alfonso and Princess Ena will be
q grand assembiage Of automobilists, who
will come here TO pay homage to the King
and his bride-elect. They will be met
outside the city by the ROYAL Automobile
Club, which will head the procession to the
Pardo Palace, where Princess Era and her
mother will be stayirg.
After the wedding the King and his bride
will make a tour Of the provinces to enable
the Queen TO see the kingdom.
The Imporcial says that the wedding Of
King Alfonso and Princess Ena has been
definitely fixed for Friday, June /. The
Princess will arrive on May 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
orers Plans for Model Homes.

The following telegram was sent yes
terday to Mayor Schmitz Of San Francisco
by the City and Suburban Homes Company
Of this city;
CI'y and Suburban Homes Company. larg.
es' builders of model tenements and model
small houses in New York. offers San Fran
cisco It's plans. drawings and specifications
without charge, should city determine to
erect homes for wage earners. Company
believes its large experience would be SER
uceable in present emergency and materially
expedite rebuilding.
E, r. L. GOULD, President,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
Lowest temperature, A?', ct $50 A. ".

Lowest Temperature '! et g ~ a.
WARRINGTON FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND TO MORROW,
For EASTERN New YORK and .NeD England, Iotr
IN .day and o-morrov: Hight 10 fresh Utnds, becoming
rdrfdbte. .
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
eastern Pennsylvania. fair TO day; partly cloudy
and warmer to morrow: variable winds
For Delaware, party cloudy to-day and to.mor-
row; and. slightly warmer. light to fresh west
winds. becoming variable.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy to day and to-
morrow. and warmer in south portion; light TO
fresh west winds, becoming variable
For western Pennsylvania and western New
YORK. fair to-day: increasing .cloudincss to.mor.
row; variable winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
FRANCE GOBBLED RUSSIAN LOAN.
Oyersubscrlbes Its Share n Spite Of the
Socialists Campaign Against II.
Special Gable Dispatches 10 THE

special CdOe DeSpdtHeS ~ I'M coH'
PARIS. April 26.-The public has sub
soribed twice over the share OF the Russian
loan. $224 100000, apportioned to France.
The bankers themselves we're astonished.
the Socialists having plaoarded Paris and
distributed thousands of handbills urging
the people to abstain from participation
in the loan.
The Credit Lyonnais announces that the
Russian loan YFrance's apportionment) has
been twenty-five times covered. This has
created great surprise. Everywhere the
issue has proved a gigantic success.
LONDON, April 28.-The subscription lists
for London's apportionment ($6o, 900 ,ooo'
of the Russian loan were closed at l1:3o
O'Clock to-day. the amount having been
fully subscribed.
It is asserted that Germany has applied
for a considerable part Of the English issue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
WOMEN BARRED FROM COMMONS.
Speaker Orders Exclusion OF Leaders or
Suffrage Demonstration. t~
Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN,

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN. ~
LONDON, April 2s.'-The Speaker said to-
day that he had ordered that the ringlead.
ers in the woman's suffrage demonstration
last night be not admitted to the gallery
again during this session Of Parliament.
The announcement was greeted by general
cries Of Hear, hear"
The National Union Of Womau's Suffrage
Societies disclaims connection with the
women who disturbed the proceedings of
the House Of Commons. The behavior Of
the latter has alienated the sympathy Of
many Parliamentary advocates of female
suffrage and has generally disguised the
friends Of the movement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
CARNEGIE EULOGTzEs STANTON
Delivers Grafton on Late War Secretary
at Kenyon College.

COLUMBUS, o., April 26.-Andrew Car
negie, who has given $4,000 to endow a
chair Of economics at Kenyon College, at
Gambler, Ohio was the principal figure at
the exercises held there to-day in memory
of Edwin NJ. Stanton, Lincoln's great War
Secretary. Mr.. Carnegie delivered an ora
ton on the life Of Stanton. who was a mem
Der of the class Of 1880 of Kenyon.
An oil painting Of Mr.. Stanton was pre-
sented Ito the college by Col. John il
McCook of New York, and unveiled to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
$4,000 FROM MR.. CARNEGIE.
Conditional Gift TO the Muhlenberg Luth.
Gran College.

The Lutheran Social Union Of Brooklyn
held it's annual dinner last night in the
Assembly in P%ierrepont street. former
Mayor Charles A, Schieren presiding
Tho Rev. DR.. j. W. Haas, president Of
Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania
who was one of the speakers, made an
announcement. II was that Andrew
Carnegie had offered to give $4,000 to the
college on the condition that sos 900 addi-
tional be raised from other sources. Con-
hdenoe was expressed that the condition
would be fulfilled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
L. =. Steel Corporation Makes Ali San Fran.
cisco Orders Emergency Orders.

PITTsBURG, April 2e,-The United States
Steel Corporation has issued orders that
all contra cts received by the various sub
sidiarv companies for material intended
for the rebuilding of San Francisco are to
be classed as emergency orders and will
nave precedence over work of every kind.
The order will apply to pipe. bridge material
and rails needed in the reconstruction Of
theIstreet lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
Kaiser Creates a Baron Rot6sc6ITd:

SpFeId' Cdble DfJpltch 70 TIE sun.
LONDON. April 2O.-The JewiSh Chronicle
says that Emperor William has conferred
hereditary nobility on Goldschmidt Roths-
child of Frankfort. This is the frst time
during his reign that he has conferred such
an honor on an unbaptized jew.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
"Mr. vandcrveldt" Not a success In London

SpfcIdI CdNe DeSpdlcN TO TIE Sun.
LONDON, April 26,-Daniel Frohman and
Arthur Bourchier jointly presented The
Fascinating Mr.. Vanderveldt" at the Garrick
Theatre tonight for the first time in Lon
don, The reception of the play was not
enthusiastic and there was considerable
booing from the gallery at the close. The
opinions OF the critics vary, some giving
the piece qualified praise, while Others
oualifedly condemn IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
Ererhart and sImons Committed for TrIa,

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE Sun.
LONDON, April 26-Franklin Everhart
and Harry S. Simons, the two Americans
charged with conspiracy to defraud by the
use Of forged certificates Of mining stock,
were committed for tria to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
Making a Tibetan Treaty in Pekln.

spectdr'cobte Despatch 10 THE SUN.
PKKIN, April 2e,-Dr. Tong and shooyin,
of the Foreign Board, are engaged in
| negotiating with Sir Ernest Satow, the
British Minister, a treaty between Great
Britain and China with regard to Tibet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
Carnege TO Aid indianapolis University.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 28.-It was an
nounced to-day that Andrew Carnegie
has pledged the last s25, 900 of the additional
endowment Of $3.50 900 being raised for Butler
College, University of indianapolis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-27
For Men With an Exacting Disposition

Distinctive Suits at Fifteen to ForyAys Dollars
lis better that men should ask why your product finds a
place on high than why it does not. x
Granted that there be a doubt, we can demonstrate to you
why our garments for men have found a high place.
The basic reason lies in our tailoring system. 1t was de-
vised to do a thing better than it ever had been done
---especially the little things. .M,
Our garments are cut individually---t two sides Of a coat
the two sleeves and SO on, stay with each other as a
specific garment. In our suits you will find the cloth and
stay-tapes shrunken, and if the fabric be a plaid or a stripe
YOU will find the pattern on the sleeves, pockets, cuffs and
trousers to meet and match the body Of the garment. Such
are the little things. W
The big things are beyond the narrow limits Of a tape-sring.
They have their source in expressive tailoring which
promises a measure Of distinctiveness and character that
makes a sarment ready for the service Of even the ex-
acting men. ~
The best Of it all is this: the same system governs the pro-
duction, and the same tailormen fashion the suits at fifteen
dollars and those at forty-five. Do you understand the
inference /?
New single and double breasted models with !
straight round or angular edges; side, centre or
false vents; flap or wehed pockets French cuffs
Inc Suits false cuffs or without cuffs half lined with silk,
mohar or serge. The fabrics include a big COL
at 4o 10 4fo lection of worsteds and velour finished weave in
overpaids, stripes, herrnsbone and mixtures to- l..
geher with plain gray black and blue.
7s,z7@z 5uka. & Unmpanu $50 ,11 S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
s.rrt-r l.-r.r.n.

lr rarT respects ire crrsar rf Sennc'
after 81 Go-nsn "a Mafglana. Whose
amfh 1re5 soaelnr- o. laser
ana sd inanrairn tc fhs Tauih Cd ths
o.uT ln either respects b is n-f-
Nnl no aatariliiaus ards. hm SOLELY
by hl frct Of hu own msu snd enmrT
Ar-@ ne irgrarn ruas ffcr Or hum hll
origin tc position of commanding aui-
nanrr Ec uas born n Howard ucmrg
M3 Mh-,t llih 1859 and rermrea only
tt'f eauum0n thn tht puhl, sghcnis a
ls u11r county Afforded lr 1852 ai
7hf ago OF 13 rar b. was appointed 3
rnc1 n thc Tr5ias st1fss Senntf. and
continued 1 1he saule ~ thlt hoiF
ull 1e9s 30 rtilh iins he bold ths
Q1st1r cd r,nate rnstuasi1
li has bear smd and thrf Be- no reaHr
Or aoan iie safammi ihm while hs
rels o fa.rs in Sire SHnnie young Guman
unie the resolve thni aua day hs would
i'l o mauhur CT tha hpaF. an1 in puf-
saunot li thm RESOLVE Dee 0tnea ir aurlr
ranhoua upon ihs rclriel 1ar,af u'iioh
icaused vnh surprising uencss in nd-
7analr hiu io fhc rah 81 his aultniiar-
iae u.aal Tditncs be profession and pu1-
sued n Tfriamdiv BE rn1d Through
lhc Efudllonf Cf rnanhaHhp m ths
Maryland Honss a poIarna and stait
1eunte during vtiah be- adwnred fo the
uudispmel ieaianhir Cd ths Damaraiir
parry n lns stale. and IN JnuuErF
lssa was u.onoa to D aoni IN sire Sanme
ui the lt1a1 Stmes
l1 tht latar body smntur German
soon aaaufea nan1M rrqminmoe. hu
mrt ns politician ihhn ns o. ierHIifaf
Doe nas iaadar OF the romommir nnnriY.
and ALSO ieaaar vhm sine Democrats
rfrF u fhe majority in thm booty he
wm d iundu oi thf Damnmntic pu-7y IN
ss0arm ruimL rHu.pairns. and Iar
Ffnu uuliTuted huBa ri Tire name-
gruiir Tiu11T CT Maryland Bun Boo loader
ship WAS urptrnir rHhar than tBriril CD
sirrVt Hs WIS irroirrnm io derraf
and when PARTY loyalty wac uoi su5annri
ir hald his following in lne the rer-ai
arninm hs offensive luhdaEtnp uaos
Mn-lana o thoroughly hsguhhna1 stsis
iar four rnnrs nnd resuhad n D Raput-
liein ta1nr carmans sant in Sire sannts
TIE ulH rg-tlcned upon she Democrats
fnran1r ihs nsrundHnv hu be- inhea
io furnu bis iormm manainr as q rrem
lnadaf 81 hif party
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
me PartinE1souss conairIor.-

Despite Tire inui thm the ufheia report
rt conditions existing in sauit uf She rralt
pndii1rhousas Ct Chicago. as transmitted
to Congress tv President Roosevelt. vss-
itrauy is nni Tiiansnrt rnaainr. II is suid
ihm ID rnniulr snrmahas ths Hurfnan. and
rirs mlr Hn intimntian CT ihs nrilal
mait ct nHuirs The vhals iruih. Il Is
suis Is hainr withheld ty President Boasa-
raii to he used Hs club to bf hsl6 over tire
Dissenting mHmhars ai the HnuR CT Rar-
resuutntives who mt unwilling fo vote
Scr the manHurt OF Federal supervision
urtr ihnss pnnknrhousss Winch Plaidari
hoassroi dasns tn hEvs Incorporated
n fhe Agricultural Aupruprisiior bm
and Winch uns Eitachea EE Eu amend
murl tr tine Ssunte
There E n1 ruHs1rl now ihui tine in-
renruhur hHs been made. why prssl-
cent Raaseuaii sh0ul5 nm fBn the arii,s
muy, rsrnraiess CT v.hfdhsr Congress shall
lnriiinis CO. not Ihni be shuula have
muIudaa tine fal report IN Dis message
instead ui only o rlossed-uvur summary.
O. q ruaaunhlt a1nciumun As fa hE
suggested Federal supervision, there Is
bound tu hf q diVihon ui sentiment uper
ihs rruplsty CT Hurh remedy. no umriei
how isrihit muy hs tine conditions of
ihess rinees where ioul Son human hainrs
Is Tnwarc- ir such WASH quu1tities
The rHmRtr inr this p1-l oinarly lia with
ihe oy Cd Cmunrn. or 81 lts corporate
nmhurty sinai prove Boz be aueitionnbie
tire siat ui Illinois A good Boura ai
hnnth n lincuru wiit 3 mar lils Dr
z. W Iumims0n ud Tins oity as president.
wnuld soon rnura o rnHirl reform. o.
a. b mumgr wut whiuh tine Federal rnr-
erumem haa nr luwfu rrtB to iutariurs
hm huVmr gone Eo inr Hf t0 make az er-
nmmriun tine Frumdoni Hhoul5 nai
heaitGe to make uuhit ihs fuu extent
u the frVeiutum rgrur1ies ct uhn
nutIm Congress muv tHkH The r,aanls
ave mttlaa So Enuuledrs CT tire dis
ulosure, and n such knowledge wiz
tont Boz Spun the auihartius ct Illinois rr
o Chicago to b ful performances ct ihair
auig b. tine rl'amises 90 murh fhs bsiis-
Do is um necessary rhni Cournss st,au
muB
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
WV EElrrnaEr nrarrroEr.
Bang lHHuHd By ths Daluwurt & AGurn,
Telegraph and rhnuhuns O.

The Le.swrre q Aflarhc uaarrrnh
and Iaisphune tio ls issl ~ its Mi7 a.
Fetr0rT which IS uuuamed to dnfe The
book E more a1u.pisfe fhnn nuv 1f -r
predecessors. and . includes uu 1rir al
ot The connecting exchanges ir the ais-
i-1rt. nu also fht crsctarv af fhp Din
mand StatB Telephone Co.. covering ne
Peninsula uflrh b O convenient a-~rrr -
ment. I'ht two companies h1vs frnfhc
arrangement whereby fhf suharrihprr -f
one can use the WIVES -i ihe other tr NM
iur The raruHuun tais f1r luur-oistlrrs
calls
ln1 new clreet1rv shows uiur-ea
lnaroase ia the number Of lnca taiauhunas
in ni1iman to The Increasn resulting from
fhf addm1n ci the new Lists refs--es ~
and because ai the lnrrf number rf names
u rhe book smaller h.nck-fncs fv-ur ms
tean used The h1nk is ahon flf surDe
size ns tine lnw ane
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
- - -. -.

The chesapeake e Dalawnre Canal Ca
heid is annual messing in phladeini.ir
Yesterday 11 hnlai ilr prHmdant AND N.
rscturE ia tire ensuing Tair. The f.lov-
me rnEtn wnE nnruinrfHa p-nsi-ie--
rluk u NAnl; IirHw1rs R Dale Bfnsnr
hnod tilrn George hurrisan Tahr- Rrr-
nar- lilpln Charles Chnunrrr t-vasiilrla
n Montgomery, Iuim Hmriruqn
tirhnra AnuK burkirv anrrr I.1rr-
Fisher Charles ChBune9r Srrarp aIs-,--
q Bower Chrrisf 8 W nlelzrra 1.ru1r
IL EEur and Thomas Willing Briuh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
62l-629 AaskeJ St.
EEArE RrFrE1scAx 1rlsrr

a convention ci rturesHrt1firas OF the
rhnols heQahhclr clubs CT ihe Sfata
Vil be- held Tn Dover 1n jaime 12h frr
ine PURPOSE m organizing lht henlhf-
can League ci Delaware
Insurance L1ur.laslruar lsHnarr M
Marshall uhc Be- rrrguigaf oi Rruahhrrr
cuns Scr lfl wa-e has issued g can fr-
fhf rluTeliiar- Htiei is ser f,r thr same
cav un ulleh j is CKpeNbl ia rut f-r
lutei Stares Senrrar
hon ] Hampton Moore u-eriae-4 All
National League CI fhf Tn.fna Stntes
and other persons in 1hr Nsnanal Et-
puhhcsr parlE ere ezpectoa fo he prescott
and address lnt asaoulhlr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
Special.

Auenuon IS called 10 the
following lines OF wool gar
ments.
SUITS are al marked al re-
duoed prices
SUITS Rainooats. Separate
Coats. Etons. Silk Suits. Sill,
Coats. Cream W0olen Suifs
and Skirts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
TN BOARD OF TRAon

FrnmdHri EUruF WurfI AL the Old Mem
hHrH ts Mesi IRE Kfv onuE ur Thursday
NFtt
Do WIS announced in Every Evening
yesterday. upwards ai 50 Epnirntans
i.r mHulhHrstar ln the buErd az Trade
WI hf considered Ef the messing al the
haarl un lhursaHv nirhl. 1hai nuuLhur
al Apphra0ans being in the hanas CT the
uiHulngrst.lp namniriss. lt ls EEpa~sd
taai n9zrlT Al Tire Erphrlmuns VIII be in
Attendance and u b. proposed lc ng upnn
the Applications eHrly in she r1tsminr So
ltIat me new members CAD u1-riHipEie
lresicel1 Ih1uHs H Su7frv mskas tha
request lti al OF the old members nriana
go as to rrem the incoming members and
uskt thurl teal Hi home Ii is the Id
laum1u ui tine hoard fo have one ai ths
iraiesi ulfst1ics in its HISTORY un Thur
l1v OF rtf and 4 Is Important itai glarV-
hltr Should be There
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05

Yesterday San1iar Barton sam his
reslEuali1n ci fs seHt in tts ssrssts to
tht EcFanur rt kansns. ana ft.us fhe
o,-tue la.i fs 1l1'cri-r1fF ir EEpn hiu
E'tith . shccll have Gone weeks ara
I'm l1llgnry di ths senate in nsruiftir.r
Burton to -tdaiu bis neuhars 81 aira-
t1s secruc rcuriaial and Tire caafrrls-
llar Ct the 5naCnuT and ssuisnoe De- iu,-
1ris1rlntri ig- lhs Surlrmt Cont. was
SAD ratsaiiallan taai saiia 1icr.i1r winch
is presumed i1 hears aboi ths Unitss
Suites oamAlt up1r al otrasians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-05
- rE - torNFTrE
lnnpsuisf Tudry TO See wan Rrput-E Ara
NHusEHErT

The lFsv l1lm did mon mam tndHr
Mawhars OF fne cuuu irum t,is END af
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Goods.

White Goods.
40 inch Mercerized Bshsie
worth acc; special 2sc.
Neat effects IN Madras sold al
ISc ard zoe. al I5c 4 yard.
Remnants Of India Linon IN
So yard lengths. nc a yard.
Mercerized lawns in lace
stripes, neat stripes and checks,
worth up tc s9c a yard, fifteen
different patterns 10 select from,
all 20 Al this exceptionally low
puoe. l15zc 4 yard.
50 inch, soft finished percales,
I115c-
White Linen, yard wide, sold
Iso, special Ia55o a yard.
Al soc a yard, special LOT Of
Meroerized Table Damask, 90
inches vice. neat and floral cen
tres, beautiful new designs. large
size napkins 10 match, SI.2s a
dozen.
Extra good quality unbleached
Muslin, s6 inches wide, for Wed
nesday only. &c q yard.
Extra good quality bleached
Muslin, So inches wide, We'd
only, &c q yard.
Silks.
Short lengths : 10 9 yards,