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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
PRGGRASNNAIION
The Habit of Delay-sume Of Its Conse-
auences-Causes OF this Had Habit.

The Habit Of Deiay-some Of It's Conse-
auences-Causes OF this Had Habit.
"Defe. not till tomorrow to be wise,
Toinorrow's sun TO thee may never rise. F"
Truly IL has been said that procrastina-
ton Is the thief OF time. lhe hablt 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 20 carels ssness, nut more
often to thoughtle5snass. strange as IL
nav seem, this danger from delay IL en-
countered more often as result OF care
lessness OF thOughtlessness 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 to watch out for that
little cold. Now is the time 10 take steps
to check Il, and the best way to arrest its
progress Is to take MagGe's Malt Emulsion.
This is the wonderful combination Of Cod
Liver Oil. syrupy Diastasic non-alconollc
Malt and Hypophosphites. IL primes the
system 30 that 1t will throw of that little
cold" and prevent such serious compnca-
tions as Pneumonia, Bronchitis GRIP, Ne'
Mapee's Malt Emulsion Is non-narcotic
and non-alcoholic. Nothing enters into It's
composition that Is not of value 20 the aya-
tenn. IL produces fat, keeps you warm ana
makes you strong. MaGee'e Matt Emulsion
is a 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 benenis sought
besides. the alcohol will cause a reaction
after you cease taking 1t, that VIII leave
you in a worse condition than before.
Magee's Malt Emulsion will surely mel I
you. Start taking it today and month
later compare yourself with your condition
of today. Don't delay, tomorrow never
comes. Remainder, no vine, no ShlsAs u, y
Cartmell, wholesale and retail druggist
Sixth and Madison
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
NEW CASTLE GOUNTYW c. T.U. NOTES

Mrs. J. R. Bayney will make ad-
dresses in the following places: Sun
day afternoon, April 22i, in Riddle
Memorial Chapel, Wilmington, for the
Hilles w. c. r.. U. F; Sunday evening
in Hockessin; Monday, in Wesley NJ
L. Church, McClellandville, for the
Donnell 9. n. u. Tuesday, in Ep-
worth NJ. +. Church, Wilmington, for
the Anna Gordon W. G. II. u. on
Wednesday she will address a large
massmeeting for the No. unions Of
Wilmington Thursday, in Newark
Friday 9th, for the Wilmington w.
9. T. y. Sunday, 29th, she viii speak
in Blackbird and for the Townsend w.
G. 7. u. Both, for Kirkwood W. C.
T. y. Other dates will be. announced
later.
Miss Rhena Mosher Will complete a
10 days engagement with the N's of
New Castle county. Dates viii be an
nounced later. The annual convention
will be held in Newport on May 30th.
The contest to be held in Delaware
College, April 26th, will be of un-
usual interest. The subjects will be
different phases Of scientific temper
ance education. Seven or eight young
men will take part.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
A BRAVE POLICEMAN
Great Heroisin Disp aged by Forme
Wilmington AN in Baltimore.

Great heroism btsp aged by Former
Wilmington an m Baltimore.
Policeman James A. Manning of
Baltimore, who formerly lived i'm this
city, and has friends and relatives
here, displayed heroism last Sunday
morning during FIRE in "a livery stable
in Baltimore, in which 200 horses and
mules were confined.
According TO the Baltimore newspa-
pers Manning burst through the flames
and rescued eight horses and left the
building only when forcibly removed
by fellow policemen just as the roof
of the structure fell in.
The policeman was severely burned
and was sent TO the City Hospital, but
was later taken to his home at No. 7l5
East Eager street. Anxious friends
yesterday learned that his condition
was encouraging. Manning distin-
guished himself at the great fire in
that city a few years ago. the Balti-
more papers say that the Wilmington
boy is to be placed on the roll Of honor
in the department and will probably
be promoted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
Remodeled DrydoolI in Uss.

The drydock of the Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth Co., which has been out of
service for several months, on account
of being heightened, deepened and
made wider, for the purpose Of accom-
modating larger boats, was completed
yesterday by the Sanford & Brooks Co,
and tested. This morning the New
York steamer Asbury Park, which has
been at the wharves of the company
for several months, undergoing exten-
sive repairs, was placed in the deck.
The company will now he in better
shape for the handling of larger vessels
than heretofore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19

The very general favor shown trans
narent materials and princesse styles
bas rendered the blouse slip an essen
tial feature Of the wardrobe. This one
can be made of silk or of lawn or Of
one of the pretty mercerized materials
as liked and is designed to be worn
either beneath separate waists
and skirts or under the Gabrielle
,,rincesse dresses that are to be
so much in vogue this season. The
blouse shows just enough fulness
to he soft and becoming, while it in no
way interferes with the effect OF the
waist to be worn over it and the sleeves
can be either in elbow or full length.
The skirt is five gored and can be
made in round or walking length.
The blouse is made with a front that
is tucked AT the shoulders and plain
baei-s. and the two are joined by the
narrow belt. giving princesse elect.
In tbis instance the material Is n very
thin silk and The trimming Is Lace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
mnddInr AnnIrer.nrr.

A reception WIS held at the residence
of Bernard Beste, on Tuesday, in cele-
bration Of the 25th wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Beste. Many
friends were present. The evening
was enlivened by music. Mrs. Joseph
Beste played wedding march Of her
own composition. Herman Gossen, a
baritone soloist, sang several selec-
tions, and Miss May Schnepf also sang.
The mousse was decorated with flowers
and fnrne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
YeIInwstnnn Pnrk.

f. e. Culver, a representative Of the
Yellowstone Park Hotel Association,
delivered an interesting lecture last
evening in the auditorium of the High
School on the beauties of the park.
The lecture was illustrated by stereop-
tion views. Moving pictures were also
thrown upon the screen showing
geysers in active operation, the hotels
and other attractive features Of the
mark,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19

from liqour Licenses paid i'm Whining
ton. With this money, he believes,
real estate would be greatly relieved.
Wilmington has a larger number of
saloons, which, at present, pay tax to
the State. He is of the opinion that
all of this money should be turned
over to the city government for vari-
Gus reasons. He is also in favor Of
compelling every male resident Of the
city over u years Of age to pay q tax.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
- snp and Ftre-aOrsd sr @ 70 q gasts

Aounces and banding, but rHe heavier
taffeta also can be used as well as the
cotton materials mentioned, while the
trimming can be hounces Of the same,
either gathered or plated, or OF en-
broidered edging.
The quantity Of material required
for the medium size is 8 yards q, o7a
wards 36 or 434 yards "A inches wide
with 4 1S yards of houncing 8 inches
wide if one hounce is useds . yards
inches wide if two are used.
The pattern 1892 is cut in sizes for
81, "a, SO, 3S, 40 and AZ inch bust
measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
TO PREVENT FALLING HAIR.

Although there are many reasons for
the hair falling it is well TO remember
that soap left to dry on the scalp and
hair after the shampoo will tend TO make
it fall Rinse the hair half a dozen times
in plenty of water after giving the sham
poo. Then the oft-repeated advice that
the hair should be given a hundred strokes
at night with the brush will bear for
getting in some cases. This treatment Is
not good for hair that is brittle and in
clined to fall out The scalp may be
rubbed OF massaged with the finger tips
as much as you like, but the brush,
especially a stiff one, must be used with
moderation. Let the hair loose at night
if inclined to fall, for reducing the ten
sion on the roots will help to preserve 1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
Sunshine Entertainment.

On Thursday night Of next week the
Coreopsis Branch Of the Sunshine So
ciety will give an entertainment in the
New Century Club. An attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged, including
tableauX of well-known pictures, reci-
tations, vocal solos and music by an
orchestra. 1t is hoped that a goodly
sum may be realized to use in the
aocietyis q work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
SWEET sAcHErs.

Mix one ounce of lavender flowers, two
drachms of pulverized orris, half an ounce
OF rosemary leaves powdered or bruised,
five grains Of musk and five drops OF altar
of roses. Make into small fiat sachets of
cheese cloth or muslin with outer cover
ings as fancy dictates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19

days they will be at homo at 3Oi West
INonty-iirt street
CuNNER-CoNNER
Edwin Conner and Miss Caiharino
Conuor were married ia the st. Paul
r. G. Church yesterday afternoon boy
Rcv. Edward G. Higgins Miss Maggie
Brown was bridesmaid and James Conner
WIS best man. The newly couple
left for 70 wedding trip South
ATTENDED CHESTER WEDDING.
A number OF persons from this city
attended the marriage of Miss Lillian
West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
West, 20 John Lively McWatters of Phila-
delphia, in the Third Presbyterian Church,
Chester, Pa, last evening.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
A marriage license has been issued in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
House eDecorated.

A house on New Castle avenue was
a source of much interest TO the neigh
bors and those passing on trolley cars
this morning. On a large sheet of
brown paper. covering the front win
dow of the first floor, was a sign read
ing, "We are married. - Other words
are also on the paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
LoTIoN roR RunNINa -.

Put one ounce of sea salt, one ounce Of
powdered borax and one-half ounce Of
powdered alum together and rub together.
Put teaspoon Of this into five or six
quarts Of water used for a foot bath and
so ak the feet in it a quarter Of an hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
noME-MAnr cAMrnonArEp On.

Fill a wide-mouthed pint bottle one
third full OF powdered gum camphor fill
the bottle with olive oil and set away in
the dark until the camphor is absorbed
by the oil.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
The Jea.raon oelebratIon.

Elaborate preparation has been made
for the dinner to be given by the
Democratic League, at German Hall,
this evening. in honor of the anniver-
sary of the birthday of Thomas Jeffer-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
Closing Dance.

The Anita dancing class will give
its closing dance in Eden Hall to-
night. 1t will be an evening dress
affair. Music will be furnished by
Edwards orchestra. L. L. Pyle and
c. b. Price conduct the class, which
has been successful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
camel nnck Enrine. Hcre.

The Philadelphia q Reading Rail-
way Co. is now running camel back
engines on the local division. They
are similar to those operated on the
main line.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
srMp1r nrMLpY roR -.

Put one rounding tablespoon Of freshly
grated horseradish into one cup OF sour
milk, stir we'll and set aside for . hours.
Strain and apply often; the tan will
bleach out under this treatment II IL is
followed faithfully.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
SMELLING SALTS

Mix one ounce powdered carbonate o.
ammonia, one-hah fluid ounce strong so-
luton of ammonia, ten drops oil OF rosef
mary and ten drops oil OF bergamot. Put
at once into a wide-mouthed bottle with
tight stopper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
Ea.ter Dnnon.

Titus and Finn gave their Easter
dance last night in Sacred Heart Hall.
Edwards orchestra furnished the
music. The hall was decorated in
purple and white, and about 100 per-
sons attended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
w. c.T.u. NI.ntlnr

The monthly meeting of the ". G.
T. U. will be held at the headquarters,
No 100 West Eighth street, tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The meeting
of the executive committee will be held
at . O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
rIAYEn WEDDING MAnCH.
ArrlvnlofNev nTIni,t,r.

Arrival of New Minister.
Rev. James y. Massey, the new pas
tor Of the Second M. p. Church, has
arrived in this city. He will be glad
to meet all Of tho members Of the
church at the service on Sunday NOR n
ing next
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
nANpo1INE roR m nAln.

Add three-quarcrs OF an ounce OF gum
tragacanth 10 one pint OF rose water and
let it stand two days, stirring often.
Strain through fine cheese cloth and let
it stand two days more. Strain again and
add half a drachm of oil Of roses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy, nat
ural movements, cures constipation-Doan' q
Reguleis. Ask your druggists for them.
% cents a boEss
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
uAwKr-wrLrrR.

C. Walter Hawke Of Philadelphia and
Miss Cora Miller were married last oven
ing at the home Of the parents Of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs John S. Miller, Seven
teenth street and Mt. Salem lane, by
Rev. F. r. Carpenter. pastor Of Nc. Salem
NJ. b. Church Frank Farra of German
town. Pa. was best man and Miss Rae
Lindsay was maid Of honor. A reception
followed the ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19

Philadelphia 10 Alfred Sweatman Of Clay
mont and Miss Amelia c. Noss of 3009
North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
PLAYED WEDDING MARCH.
Miss Margaret Wilson of this city
played the wedding march at the mar,
riage of Miss Ammo Augusta Wallace,
daughter OF Postmaster Jonn A. Wallace,
and Richard Garser In Domus, son Of
Joseph La Domus, q member of the Board
of Education. 40 the homo Of the brides,
7l3 kerlin street, Chester, Pa, last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
COUNTING BACK TAXES.
COUnCiI Makes a Move 10 Learn
The Amount Of Money
Due The City.
CALLS ON AUDITOR SPENCE
For a Report Showing the
Total Sum Owing
FOR EACH YEAR SINCE 1900
As a Factor in Fixing the Tax
For a Report Showing the
Total Sum Owing
:OR EACH YEAR SINCE 1900
As a Factor in Fixing the TaN
Rate.

Fbe Finance Committee Desir ca Data on
This Subject So a. 10 Figure on the Tot al
A.sests which Can be Counted In Con-
Next Year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
HAtrY-rHoMrsoN

Arthur Haley and Miss Irene Thomp
son were married last night in tho presence
of many relatives and friends at the home
Of Daniel HALEY 4l2 East Sixth street
The ceremony was performed by Elder
.John Il. Jones of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church. Following q trip 70
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Haley will live
in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19
HOME DRESSMAKING.

4 marrIago lieense has beon igsued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19

Idella A. Kramer and Edgar p. Martin
we're married last evening in ST. John
p. e. Church, in the presence Of a few
relatives and friends by Rev. w. b..
Beach. the assistant rector Of the church.
Thev were attended by Miss Laura Hoag-
land and Walter b Martin. ln a few
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-19

iays they will be at homo at aol West
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
DIED WITH DOLL IN HER ARMS.
Little Girl Fatally Burned, but Lives Long
Enough to Get Christmas Present.

Clasping in her terribly burned arms the little
doll that her mother had brought home, intend
ing TO give her as 4 Christmas present, Florence
Obst five years old, died last night at Bellevue.
While her mother out shopping yesterday
afternoon the little girl remained in her home
on the second floor, rear tenement house, al No.
512 West Goth street She played with matches
and in a moment her light clothing was in
flames With her mother and father at her
bedside. she died at the hospital last evening.
Florence able to recognize her mother
when Mrs Obst admitted TO the ward.
Through the bandages about her frightfully
burned head, she whispered. feebIy, Did Santa
Claus bring me the dOly?"
Her mother put the doll in her daughters 3
arms. and FIorence's hands closed about il. In
a few minutes she was dead
But for the bravery of Jennie Gallagher,
twelve years old, living the fourth floor.
FlOrence's baby brother would have been burned
The girl broke open the door and carried out
the baby Then she returned for Florence, and
did all she could to save her life
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
MAJ BE HEIGHTS THIEF.
negro arrested Here Held for
Jersey City Identification

Al @ ene arrest of Alonzo Williams, a Negro. of
NO, I'd West 3lth street, last night. the police
N'eNe they nave captured one of the gang that
eH heeplng IN terror the residence section
u 'ersey City. The losses through thefts there
ore over $4,000. Williams was taken TO the
"eS' "'tn street station to await the arrival of
Naht OF one of the houses robbed so that
posIee identification may be made
"tlhln week there have been four bIrelarfes
IN me neighborhood of GIenwood avenue and
tuuson boulevard, Jersey City. The houses of
M II conn, at No 81 Glenwood avenue: George
% -. %Dunh, George F. Perkins a wealthy paper
uIaclurer, and that of William J. Bunsted
entered N' "Oi0 an
ne same means was used in all the cases to
an entrance At the house of Mr. Bum
@ soeo Ihe thief got 5000 in jewelry. The butler
~ -" man descending ladder and gave chase
s ouI the man escaped. He remembered that the
intruder was a Negro
win detectives, the butler came to New
H ! orE on Monday and picked out the photogra ph
- w NllIlans from the gallery. Detective Ser
ss4ht feahody knew where to find Williams and
alJTr & working all day Tuesday found him.
Nlillarns Is thirty years old. While he has
never neen convicted of any crime, his picture
i IN the gallery because he has often been
iouhd IN the company of known Crooks" He
mas o1ten been arrested as a suspicious person.
ne is peing held to await the arrival of Mr.
Bumsted's butler
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
WILL MAYOR LIGHT PIPE OF PEACE
Tammany Tribe Would Think He Had If He
Reappointed J. R. Voorhis.

Just three minutes used last night at Tam
many Hall by the Tammany County Committee
in indorsng John R Voorhis for reappontment as
Elections Commissioner. John T. Oakley pre-
sided and Charles w. CuIkln moved that the
committee indOrse Mr.. Voorhs.
1t Is now up to the Mayor 20 reappoint Mr.. Voor-
his. If he does It II will be looked upon generally
meaning that while the Mayor may be DESTROYS
OF opposing Charles F. Murphy he does not want
to offend the regular Tammany organization. In
fact, his reappofntment of Mr.. Voorhis may lead
partial reconciliation Of the Mayor and Charles
T. Murphy. Mutual friends for some time have
been trying to get them together.
1t Is likely that the Mayor will reappoint Com
missioner Page, who has made excellent record
working member OF the board. and John Ma
guire OF Brooklyn He probably will not reap
has indorsed Rudolph A Fuller for the place; The
Mayor is not obliged to act the recommendation
of any political organization. Any he appoints
will be legally qualified TO serve.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

At Il Vesey stBy Joseph Day: Walker st rs ana s
cor CortLandt al 4sxl0lx rTes sty bldg foreclosure
sale; Charies Lane Tudor co e a.: Bowers
sands atrys; Prtnstein. ref due tudgt sl3S-
So u and int costs etc s412 int: taxes etc s.
and int and
Tor sl2oOto over prior int T1nton ave W s.
zbIo n OF 16lst foreclosure sale CJ@-xs
EsoSeIIeId AIT enstein ct al Eerzng. atty
u aircnTey ref due 5udgr. tnr costs
S5oi 40 and ne taxes. $50 and tnt prior mort
sIIeo and mt sold to the plaintiff for $1,000; Marion
ave u II OF 0st 45x11O: sty dxg n: psrrttio
sale susie NJ Tate agt Robert Parker et al; Thorr-
on u Earle, attys; Adam Weiner ref mort $4,000 ana
% s SOD % George Cohen for So 800 prior
a-lu mt ucA toCrrlandt s. OF
SxlCO sty fat with store. vol sale: sold 10 Johu
DetLorr tor sl2s5o 532 i55th II OF Morrfs
sold '04 500
~ D = lngrahaTn & Cot Lsfaystts 4fa-42f (ru--
E9 f5s $50 Laisyete pD, bet 4th p.
o. lXoo4 rresi business bldg; executors ala
tate Of Francis Palmeri sold TO Alfred NJ Pau for
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Y Pescia & Co. have sold for the estats Of
John Abberly 10 a client the four six story tene-
,,an- houses with stores. Nos 20, At. +3 and 5
Madison st being the northeast corner OF Madison
and James SITS. The ground q this property has
hsep owned by the FOR the last seventy -fvs
years
10 Rate Brenke No SO 10 697 East lSith ST. Two
family house and brick stable, plot s7X21
feet The buyer recently bought an adjoining plot.
54rx3oJ feet through the same broker
Dsvfd n DOniger has bought from John
strong estate No. 332 West sd St FIVE story Hat
house on a lot 25x10O5 feet
Edward c Williams has sold for the sanford
Realty Company TO L. 2. Henryson, No IT+ Eighth
ave- three story buildings, on LOT . 5XSo feet
adjoining the southeast corner OF 18th
Narv Ahern and John T. Esan have sold Nos +59
and 461 lexington ave-, Two FOUR story dwelling
houses each lot 20xS5 feet ar the northeast
ner of 18th ST
Aaron Coleman has boqsht from Norris Man
hatmer Nos LS7 and lS9 West 26Jh street TWO four
srorv buildings lot 2SNSss feer
The Gross & Herhener Realty and Construction
Company has sold Michael a. Hoffman No. rs
70 90 West seth street. plot S0Nl005 feet
Jonathan Friedman has sold No 169 West 102d
street "A I'VE story haJhOUse on lot 25x97 feet
philip Reilly has sold 10 the Cosmopolitan Realty
company No. $50 Lexington avenue. three story
building with stores. lot l6x70 feet
J. 5 Blum has sold for Morris Moses, No SSI