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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
EVER WATCHFUL
A Little Care WIN Save Many Wilmington
Readers Future Trouble.

Readers Future Trouble.
Watch the kidney secretions.
see that they have the amber hue Of
The discharges not excessive or infrs-
quent;
Contain no 'brick-dust like" sediment.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this for you.
lney watch the kidneys and cure them
W. II. Branch, employed al Bancroft's
cotton mill, and living at a. Ivy Road.
Rockford, says: "My experiences with
Doan's Kidney Pills has proven them To ba
a splendid remedy and I DO not hesitate to
recommend them. l had heavy dull ach-
ing in the small Of the back and suffered
with spells OF lumbago. Being compelled
TO DO great deal Of STOPPING and lifting
IN my work often strained nv hack and
this has brought on frequent attacks. The
secretione from the kidneys we're highly
colored az times and my general Bylaptoms
led me to believe that the kidneys we're
affected. / served In the Spanish war. and
at that time ! had a bad attack which laid
me up for some time IN the hospital. l
suffered frequently in this way until about
year ago when learned Of Doan's Kid
ney fiils and got box at Danforth's drug
store. | used Them until the pain left me.
the kidney secretiona became natural and /
ielt as well as ever. Since then after hard
days work lhave habitually taken dose Of
Doan's Kidney Pills before retiring. and
this has always Bufiiced 70 rid me of an the
aches and pains. Il ia needless 10 say that
heartily recommend Doan's Kidney
For sale by all dealers. Price. SO cent,
foster-Milbum Co.. Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
hemember tho name-Donn's-an take
no other.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City, May 2l.-At the lee
ture recently given in Christ Church
parishhouse by Bishop Cuoleman on
"Oriental Sights and Sounds" for the
benefit Of the Bishop Of California, the
sum Of S26.75 was realized, the Junior
Auxiliary raising Sl3,25.
Bishop Coleman will confirm a class in
Christ p r. Church tomorrow evening.
Personal: William Vanheckle of Phila-
delphia was here yesterday, visiting his
mother-Miss Mabel Hicken has re-
turned from a months visit with rela-
tives In Scranton, Pa.-William Gasner
Of Philadelphia is visiting friends here
Mrs. Lidie Hearn of Wilmington visited
here yesterday-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Underwood Of Wilmington spent sun
dav here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
MEMORIAL SERVICE

Held Yesterday by the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers
Diamond state Division, Brother,
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, held
memorial services in st. stephen 8
Lutheran Church. last evening. A
carefully selected and impressive pro
gramme was rendered A large choir
sang. William II. Robinson sang
abide With Me" in a beautiful man
ner.
After the names of the dead engi-
neers had been read, Rev. Frederic
Doerr preached a sermon from the
text: Honor all Men; Love the
Brotherhood. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
FalA Result Of = Fan.

Benjamin Clendaniel, aged 40 years,
died at the Delaware Hospital last
evening as a result of injuries sus-
tanned by falling from a second story
window about a month ago. His home
was in Milford, but he had been board
ing at No. l15 West Fifth street, and
it is supposed that he walked in his
sleep which caused him to fall from
the window TO the sidewalk. His
ankle was splintered by the force Of
the fall, and at the hospital it was
necessary to amputate the foot. Blood
poisoning developed. The body will
be sent to Milford for interment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21

recovery was entertained His brother,
a physician Of Philadelphia, and his wife
arrived here.
Working caps shirts, pants, overalls,
jumpers gloves, uspenders-Biggs.*
The condition Of Edward Carney has
remained about the same for the past
As hours.
Charles Smith, who has been seriously
ILL., is recovering.
Everett Howard, who was i'll for several
days, resumed work at the Brylgon plant
today.
Personal: j Hooker Krouse, who is in
the department Of city controller of Phila-
delphia, has been visiting his sister. Mrs.
John NJ Vallette He was accompanied
by his sons, Alfred and Joseph-Mrs.
William ID. Greer is visiting her brother.
Alfred Turner, in Philadelphia William
Jolly has been visiting in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21

in a democratic suit Of blue serge and
a black derby. He has won the ad-
miration Of the Bowery because Of re-
ports that in his own country he is as
important a parsonage as Tim Sulli-
van. But though the Maharaja is
such an eminently respectable person,
his title of Gaekwar is little calcu-
lated TO inspire confidence. Literally
translated, it means Boss Cattle
Rustler. It was earned by his ances-
tors hundreds of years ago, when the
chief man in Baroda was the man who
could get away with the most cattle.
But the title is not significant Of such
doings now, and the ranchman beyond
the Mississippi need not be nervous
when the Maharaja takes his intende d
tour through the West.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
oArT. ANpREw woopALL DEAD.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Middletown, May 21.-Capt. Andrew
woodall, one Of the best-known and
wealthiest men Of the community, died
at Georgetown, Md. on Saturday.
Capt Woodall. who was 81 years old,
owned 1900 acres Of land in Kent and
Cecil counties and for years was the
heaviest shipper Of Maryland grain at
Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
nnr MIna Hnnnrs.

Alton W. Belts, son of c. W. Belts,
formerly of Wilmington, but now
superintendent of the poultry depart
ment of Hampton Normal School,
Hampton, Va, won the all-round
championship gold medal at the an
nual athletic tourney of the University
Of Virginia on Saturday, May 18th.
Besides winning the gold medal, which
is the highest honor in the athletic
tournament, young Belts also had the
distinction of being awarded the 'V''
for. his excellent work The medal be
won is valued al $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
Wnrm Yenther ilevloo.

In order to make the work more
pleasant and permit the employees of
the baggage department to work with
more satisfaction during the heated
term, wooden frame work, with air
spaces, is being installed at French
street station by carpenters, which will
permit of the raising of the windows
and opening Of the doors in that depart
rnent and yet keep the place private.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
SOLDIERS ESCAPE

After Overpowering tho Guard At Fort
du Point.
William Price, Ephraim Lewis and
Harvey Walker, the last named col
ored, prisoners at Fort du Pont, while
at work on the grounds at the fort,
on Saturday afternoon, overpowered
their guard, Private Roach, and beat
him numerically and fled from the
reservation. Price and Lewis were
recaptured, but Walker is still at large.
Roach is confined to the hospital as
a result of the assault.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
Nav EIRE OFFICERS.

They Assumed Their buties at Midnight
Last NIGHT
The newly-elected officers Of the FIRE
Department assumed their duties at
midnight last night. They will serve
two years. William NJ. Ward is now
chief engineer, John +. Maloney first
assistant, and Gustav Q. Roller the
second assistant.
On Saturday the Liberty Company,
of which Gustav G. Roller is mem
ber, gave an order to j. i. Mullln &
Sons for a complete outfit for him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
Squirrel han Up Telephone Pole.

A squirrel perched high upon tele-
graph pole at Fourth and Shipley
streets, on Saturday evening, was
watched with interest by many people.
1t had escaped from a nearby animal
store and scampered up the pole until
it found resting place on the ring at
the top. Hardly mad it reached the
top Of the pole when it was surrounded
by numerous sparrows that chirped
merrily as if in glee over the squirrel S
freedom. The owner got boy to
ascend the pole and capture the squir-
rrel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
oERTIE1oATEs OF INCORPORATION.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, May 2i.--Certihcates of in
corporation were filed here, Saturday, as
follows:
Security Real Estate Co., Wilmington,
Del, to lease, hold and own mortgages,
SC; capital stock, 100000.
Commercial Loan and Trust Co., Phila-
delphia. Pa, TO deal in bonds and stocks,
and other investments; capital stock,
$780, 600.
Delaware Bsrytes and Chemical Co,
Newport, Del, 70 treat, refine and analyze
lead, zinc, barytes, &c; capital stock,
500 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
Made IN by Lsadrassr-

Mrs. NJ. j. Gallagher and her son,
Of 1900 West Fourth street, drank
some lead water on Saturday night,
which they supposed to be spring
water. Early in the evening the son
had sustained an injury. DR.. Willard
Smith was summoned and soon had
them out of danger. This morning
they were reported as having entirely
recovered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
Addrn.. Id snlrm cnmmnnonmenl.

George w. Twitmeyer, superinten-
dent of public schools of this city, will
deliver the address at the commence
ment Of the Salem High School, at
Salem, n. J., on June 22d. The
graduating class numbers 16.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
neunion After 1a Year.

Mrs. Patrick Anderson Of Brockton,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II.
Stilling, of No lO2 West Twenty
fourth street. This is the first time
Mrs. Anderson has met her six sisters
in nineteen years. Mrs. Shilling ac-
companied her to Philadelphia few
days ago, where they met Mrs. Patrick
Hood, and in Wilkes-Barre met Mrs.
Alpaugh and Mrs Calvin. They will
20 to Atlantic City this week and visit
Mrs. O'Keefe and Mrs. Walker. Mrs.
Anderson wilkspend the summer there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
The Amerlcnn cItIlen.

The name of the German American
Citizen, published every Saturday by
the German-American Publishing Co.
of Wilmington, has been changed to
The American Citizen. It is devoted
to the interests of Wilmington an
the home circle and is instructive and
entertaining. DR.. A. ID. jacobson is
the editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
onmnl.,,nr N.u Yah,

The Pussy 4 Jones Co. is completing
the handsome new yacht Emrose, which
is being built for 4. M. Rose Of New
York. The builders have contracted
with the Delaware Electric and Supply
Co. TO cover the pipes and boilers and
when this work is finished the boat
will be about ready TO leave.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
New SUNDAY Pnnnr.

The Eleventh Ward News, a paper
published in conjunction with the new
Unique Theatre, made its appearance
Yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
A Larre Frog.

A few days ago Frank Beckett of
New Castle caught a bullfrog 1874
inches in length and measuring 80
inches between the eyes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
ABR nUMNITS TRIAL
1t May be Attended by Some
Important Results.
IN PURIFYING TUE COURTS
How Divorce Cases Have Been
Managed in the Past
A FRUGAL MlLLlONAlRES DEVICE
Employs Scrub Woman to
Save a 10 cent Fee.
How Divorce Cases Have Been
Managed in the Past
A FRUGAL MlLLIONAlRES DEVICE
Emp Toys Scrub Woman to
Save a 10 cent Fee.

New York opinion over the meidinE Of
the Railroad Rates Bnl-OpeninE OF the
Itookofeiisr Medical In stitute-oaekwhr
Of Baroda Makes = Hit with the Bowery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
THE MEMS 0F NEW CASTLE
Burglar frightened by a Young
Daughter of Charles Clewell.
HAD RANSACKED THE HOUSE
River Pirates Have Been Steal
ing Small Boats.

Many Heard the Glory song At tho NJ. r.
Church-searchiug for an Alleged de-
serter-soidiers Considering the Ilatts-
burg Trip-soelai aud Personal Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21

From one end Of the city to the
other there is great rejoicing
Coney Island, wonderful Coney, is in
full blast again. The season opened
Sunday week with a crowd Of 200, 900
persons. The biggest schooner"
foam again beside the sizzling "hot
dog, and the popcorn has begun it's
summer-long dance. The sIghtseer can
behold a wild-western holdup of
mountain passenger train, slide down
a mountain torrent of real water, sail
in an air ship and partake of as many
other thrills as his pocketbook war
rants. Longacre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21

Let the muck rakers get out their
implements again, for new crime of
Standard OIL has been discovered,
which, in the eyes Of New Workers at
least, is more heinous than the crush
ing OF competitors by illegal methods.
10 Is alleged that Standard Oil has
done nothing less than drive the shad,
the fish Of the metropolitan epicure,
out Of the Hudson River. Whether OF
not this Is a deliberate attempt on the
part of the Standard TO make New
York a shadless town can only be con-
iectured, but it rs rumored that the
big oil company is in a conspiracy to
make the common pee-pul' turn
from the iishmonger to the Beef Trust
or starve. The trouble comes from
the big Standard Oil refinery at Com
munipaw, N. J. at the mouth OF the
Hudson, which is said 10 void into the
river Stag and refuse kerosene. The
shad, rushing into the river to be
caught for metropolitan dinners, are
said TO meet this oily streak in the
water and foe away TO the open sea.
Fish dealers say that the Hudson
River shad is rapidly becoming q
myth.
The Board Of Aldermen has SOL
emnly decided that, in the language
Of one of its members "no park or
street in New York ought TO be named
after q live man until be is dead. -
Even such an important parsonage as
the great Senator Patrick II. McCar-
ren, boss of Brooklyn, is no exception
to the edict, for they have changed
McCarren Park, which citizens Of
Queens Borough had named with
enthusiasm, to Greenpoint Park. An
attempt by some Democratic Alder.
men TO recall the resolution and re.
store McCarren 5 name again was the
occasion Of splendid plea by Alder
man Wright OF Brooklyn. Here is the
speech in full, though the cold word.
in print can give no idea Of the charm
Of manner and pronunciation with
which the City Father delivered him.
self "This thing TO recall this thing
from the Mayor was brought up as
soon as the roll-call was got over anc
me not here what introduced the reso
luton last week. I don't know VIII,
the resolution was recalled and / dom
see no use for IL. Senator McCarrer
is friend of mine. ] met him las
Thursday and he told me that no parl
ought to be named after no man wha
is still alive. "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21
DELAWARE CITY.

Silver Suds does not scratch. Sold by
druggists and grocers.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-21

As Highness the Maharaia, Gaek-
.nan most princes. To this admira-
ton many things contribute. In the
first place be came to study our educa-
tional Institutions, not to hunt the
American heiress. He brought his
own wife with him. He has shown no
disposition TO make an oriental sensa-
tion among the champagne agents and
sirens Of the White Light district.
Though he sometimes sports a dia-
mond cap, ieweled gloves and q shawl
OF woven pearls at home, on the streets
Of Manhattan be goes soberly attired
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28

only a stroke for her to win. She
could not get one Six-all was called.
Miss Sutton took the lead at 10 and
then Miss Douglass was really reused.
She played again in her best style and
took the next three games and the
match at o.. The second set Occu-
pied thirty-fIve minutes.
No one doubts that Miss Douglass
is the better player. Save for Miss
Sutton's one great forehand drive she
is equally severe And she is far more
consistent and steady and clever She
won on tactics and variety. The way in
which Miss Sutton was left with never
moment for recovery was admirable.
Miss Douglass mistake is in her loss
of nerve on the edge of victory. She
turns giddy, tries to be too careful and
becomes weak She deserved all her
ovation, but Miss Sutton also deserved
the great reception she received. Four
times she was within one ace of loss
in set I. Five times she recovered
with the same margin in the second.
On all these occasions she hit harder
than ever, making some of her best
shots, keeping cool and plucky to the
last She showed as a sportsman so
good that her fight will console her
for defeat. Miss Douglass takes the.
crown, and deserves it; but they muSN
divide the congratulations, as the
crowd divided the cheers
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
Record Crop of Wheat
in Canadian Northwest

TAT INNIPEG, Man, July 22.-During
NM the next few days harvesting
w the wheat crop of the Canadian
Northwest will begin, although
cutting will not be general before the
end of the month. Never before in the
history of the country have conditions
been more ideal, and carefully com
piled reports from various portions of
the wheat belt have led to a number of
estimates which range from 100000
to 150,000,000 bushels of wheat. From
the day the seed was planted the
weather could not have been more suit
able for heavy crops even had the farm
ers ordered the weather themselves.
Dry weather for the seeding was fol-
lowed by warm rains and hot days
while the seed was maturing, and since
then the rain has fallen in plenty dur
ing the nights. while the days have
been excessively hot, until the crops
have grown as though they were in
some huge hotbed. In some localities
the wheat has already begun to color
and is exceptionally heavy and strong.
Last year q field that threshed sixty
bushels to the acre was an exception,
but this year such fields will be plen-
tiful and the general average of the
Canadian West will be over twenty five
bushels to the acre. In certain dis
tricts cut worms have appeared. but
the damage done is so slight that 1T
will not amount to more than l per
cent in the worst cases. c. E. Nc
Pherson of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road states that according to agents
re ports over a million acres of break
ing has been done this summer al
ready, so the acreage under crop next
year will be double that of 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
THEY SHOULD BE PAID.

understanding appears exist between morning
temporaes under which they and insist that lumber
Dealers butchers grocers should be paid from the
relief fund for supplies seized furnished in the days i'm
medately following the fire The reasoning which they base
this ineligible In fact appears support
conclusion exactly the opposite of that which they have arrived
Their position of the significance because be
regarded declaration Of policy be followed by Mr. de Young
the reorganization of relief work is the committeeman
in charge of the allowance rejection of claims.
In advance of taking up this work Mr. de Young
that claimants the category described have right to reim
they any remedy is
against city AT any rate he edtoay OF these bills
they of them legitimate claims against the relief
money which contributed paying public debts but for
the relief OF those who lost their homes
That exactly the point II provisions taken from butchers
groers the heels of the fire and the lumber seized the
period shelter hurry relief for those
purpose they fulfilled 1t makes difference by what
they taken whether by the the soldiers the finance
The supplies relief for the hungry and shelter for
claims have higher standing in equity
play any have later for the that they
imperative immediate need of the when all other
means OF relief lacking They should be paid.
contemporaries lofty moral concerning the
veching companies What do they think of WEIGH
ing finance committed?
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28

arIsrged for the return Of these at
tractive girls to San Francisco, so their
stay may be somewhat lengthy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bryant Grfnwood
formerly Miss Frances AlIen) are re-
joicing in the arrival of tiny son on
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Grimwood
nue..
Mrs. William Herrin and the Misses
Katherine and Alice Herrin are spend
ing the summer at Shasta Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Pray Will give
UT their house In Berkeley in a few
days and depart for Shasta Springs.
They have recently purchased a pretty
site tE Piedmont and expect to build so
that they can occupy their new resi-
dence before the winter season sets In.
Mrs. c. P. Overton OF Berkeley left
for New York on Wednesday. en- route
to Europe. She expects to be abroad
fol year. most OF which time will be
spent in Switzerland and France. In
New York she will be joined by the
Misses Ludlow. who will accompany
her abroad.
and Mrs. William s. Porter have de-
parted for Catalina Island, where they
expect to spend a week. Before re-
turning they will make a short visit to
Los Angeles.
The Ladies' SodaIity OF ST. Ignatius
Church will meet on Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at 1890 Eddy street All
members are requested to attend
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28

letters OF the English can convey the
correct pronunciation: that can only
be acquired by having the word pro-
nounced by some one who is convers-
ant with the French language. Porte
yair Is as near as it can be reproduced
in print.
NAMELESS CITY-A NJ. s.. City.
Ancient Rome was called the Name
less City" so called because il had
an older and mysterious name. which
1t was death to pronounce. This name
is said TO have been Valentia.
REALTY COMPANY-M NJ This
department has no information as to
what has become OF the realty COM
pany named in the letter OF inquiry
II you wrote to the former address two
months ago and the letter with notice
to return II not delivered" has not
been returned to. you 1t Is an evidences
that the institution received your let
ter. Why your letter was not answered
this department cannot tell. as ii has
no knowledge OF the company's pres
ent address and Is unable to make in
quiry.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
IN THE SMART SET

A N EVENT of today will be the
~ wedding of Miss Florence Cole
n and Charles R. Mccormick
which will be celebrated at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Edward Pleasant Cole, on Pierce street.
The Rev. W. Maxwell Reilly OF ST.
PauPs Church will be the officiating
clergyman Only few relatives and
very intimate friends will be present,
but it will be one of the most interest
ing occasions of the summer. Miss Ger
trude Jolliffe and Miss Jane Wiltshire
will be the bridesmaids
Mrs. Henry F. Allen has sent out
cards announcing the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Harriette de Witte AL
Dodd. July %. at Ross Valley.
Miss Bessie Bowie. who is spending
the summer as the guest of her aunts.
the Misses Friedlander. at Belvedere,
VIII return next month to Paris
Mrs Leonard Chenery. who has been
in the East with her mother. Mrs Pat
ton, since May, is visiting in Quebec.
She will return to California in Sep
tcmber.
Miss Mary Baily and Miss Helen
Baily, who have been living in Berkeley
sir ce the fire. sailed on the transport
Sherman last Tuesday for the Philip
pines, where they will spend some time
as the guests of their brother, Lieuten-
ant Howard Baily, U. S. A. who is sta
toned there. There is no definite date