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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-27
REACH The SPOl

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The pains of Rheumatism.
The tired-out feelings,
You must reach the spot-s., =. j.,
cause. :" ~ Y
In most cases tits the kldprya
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EDITORIAL NOTEe.

II should be remembered that in
Vermont the pocket veto is the only
veto that amounts TO anything.
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Ladies hairwork. MRS. II. II. BEAN
7 Chestnut st. Medford. Mass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
IN MAIGHTOWN.
Fortunately no Path Was Required. In
She Had None.

80" W"e inquired Tor
She Had None.
had no faith whatever, but on tho
advice OF a hale, hearty old gentleman vino
spoke from experience. / began to naa
0rape-Nuts about two wears nro. - vrifos
an Ohio woman living In Barherton vho
says she Il 40, j. known 20 be fair. ana
admits that she is growing plump on the
shall not try to tell YOU how snf.
Tened Tor years nom a deranred stomach
that rejected almost all sorts OF food. and
aesimilNtcd what little was forced unon n
only AZ tho cost Of great distress and MAIN
l was treated by muny different dSefors
unq they gave me many different medicines
ahu even spent seven years Ina exile from
my home thinking change Of scene miqht
40 me good. Aou may Judge of tho rrav.
NY OF my condition when j teli Won / was
sometimes compelled 20 nee morphine for
weeks at n time.
For two years have eaten Grape. Nu,s
food az least twice a day and can now sav
that have perfect health. have tnker
no medicine in that time-Grnn.. .N,,ts
has done 10 an. I can eat absolnfelv any
thing ! wish without stomach diafress
an a business woman and can walk INV
Two or three miles day and feel better for
doing 90. ] have 90 use brains in INV
"ors- and n is remarkable how 0uick. nierf
and tireless my mental pownrs have bo.
come. Name given by Postum Co. Rnt-
tle Creek Mich.
There's a reason. Read the litfle b,ot
lhe Road 10 Wellville, In packages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
SECURED VALUABLE GEM.
The Result Of a Deception Trick at Local
Jewelry Store.

A slick flim-fam game was worked on
a saleswoman in the jewelry store of
Joseph Kern, on Market street near
Eighth, on Tuesday, by young man. who
secured a $50 diamond ring.
The young man, accompanied by
another young man, went into the store
and asked to see some diamond rings, as
he wished to select one for a wedding ring
A tray Of diamond rings was shown him
and after examining them awhile he picked
out a fine ring and asked that it be laid
aside for about half an hour until he could
go out and get the money TO pay for il.
He failed to return to buy the diamond
and then 1t occurred to the clerks that
some crooked work might have been done.
the tray was examined and il was found
that a diamond ring worth SOS had been
removed and one with an imitation bril-
liant had been substituted. The bogus
gem was of the kind that could be bought
for 25 cents and was in a gold-pated ring
Evidently the men were strangers. and
no trace of them could be found Jas they
had ample time to get out Of the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

The morning jacket that is confined
az tns waist is one in great demand
anu mas many advantages. IL gives a
looser sort, while it is quite as oomfoIt-
anle ana it Is apt to DO far more gener.
ally beooming. This one includes also
one Of the big cape collars that are
always good in effect and ripple basoue
portion that extends we'll over tbe bins
IN the Illustration il is made Of uale
niue cashmere with trimming of ec,n
iaee .' and banding which is threaded
Win ribbon, but it is approprIate ior
every material in use for iaclsets 80 ~
s9tt' Cashmere, yelling, chalhs and
sne pretty soft silks are all correct for
immediate use, while /. is already
sliae ;l.I. 70 oe thinking Of washable mater.
iais and the model makes an excellent
one for lava, batiste and all simiIa,
fabrics. ' 9''niiat
The jacket is made with fronts and
back and is gathered at the lower sdos doe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
CITY DEPARTMENTS.
Work OF tho Firemen, Policemen and Sur
veyors During Januar

Work OF tho Firemen, Policemen and Sur
veyors During Januar
During January the firemen responded
TO the following alarms: January 18th.
box 1852, stable, No. 212 Washington
street; January 10th, box .. fire at Clnv-
ton House; January oath, box 226. com
position House, du pont powder works.
January 25th, box 6, Nos. 9l3-0l7 Wilson
street; January Odd, box rs, false alarm.
The du Pont fire was the most serious. In
other cases the losses were not heavy.
Tho police made 3O3 arrests, rs follows.
Assault with intent 90 commit murder 4:
assault and battery, is; bigamy, breach
OF the peace, O. breaking street lamp. I 4.
carrying concealed weapons, / corner
lounglng, /; contempt, 3; demonted A.:
deserting from navy, 2; drunk, lO4; drunk
and dlsorderly, 6; disordory conduct, 81:
disturbing worship, ! fighting on the
street, o; homelo s children, / harborinq
vicious dog, l ; incouigible, l. keeping dis
orderly house, 2; larceny, 22; murder, g.;
non-support, o; patients, 8, receiving
stolen goods, runaway boys, 3; tres
passing, 10; threatening bodily harm, g.;
violating ordinances, q; vagrancy. o.:
violating automobile law, 3; violating
postal laws, /; violating immigration laws.
o; witnesses, 6; other causes, Z.
The Surveying Department marked
lines as follows; For Joseph Pozicki.
four dwellings north side OF Brown street
between Oak and Stroud; Samuel II.
Dufstein, stable west side of Orange street.
between Front and Second; p, Is. q W.
railroad Co., new passenger station; Viii
mington Trust Building Corporation.
Office building, northeast corner Tenth
and Market streets; Blanche b. Gubb.
dwelling, south side Of Sixth street between
jackson and Van Buren,; Matthew Maier.
addition to dwelling, west side of Orange
street between Second and Ihird; pippina
X. Sisoio, dwelling, west side of Elizabeth
street; William V. Dillon, 10 dwellings.
northeast corner Wright and Stroud
streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

and joined 30 the UPPER edge Of ths
belt while the basque portion is loineu
TO the lower. The big collar tnisne,S,
the neck. The elbow sleeves form iull
puhs and are finished with prettli!
shaped fTills. bot those OF full lenstu
are simply gathered into straight Guns;
The quantity Of material requltess
for the medium size is AZ yards ~ .
yards SO or 2l4 yards A inches wlSe
with yards OF embroidery and yaiu'
of insertion.
The pattern 527l is cut in sizes ioI :
30, "a, SO, SO and 40 inch bust measure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
Ground Hog Day.

Tomorrow will be ground hog day. and
according 70 an old tradition, the ground
hog will emerge from his winter quarters.
and II he sees his shadow he will return TO
his burrow and there will be six weeks
more OF winter weather, but If he does not
see his shadow he will remain out. AS he
viii know that there will be no severe
weather.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
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Il used 10 be considered that only urinary
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beginning IN the disorder Of these most I'M
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
Pneumonia.

This il one of the most dangerous and
often fatal, diseases. II always results from
a cold or from an attack Of the grip.
Shamoe moeIlain's Cough Remedy quickly cures
these diseases and counteracis any ten.
denoy towards pneumonia. Il is made
especially for these and similar ailments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
Rev. TX En.lsr 10 pr...h

Rev. James IL. Easley, a local preacher
son OF the former pastor Of Harrison Street
NJ, +. Church, viii preach in that church
this evening. He is a candidate for tbe
ministry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
Method Which it is Sought 10
Introduce in Wilmington.
IN VOGUE Ar ATLANTIC CITY.
The Plant There Inspected by
a Reporter Of Every Evening.
THE CITY OFFICIALS ARE PLEASED
Mayor Stooy Considers the
Change a Good one.

As DO Also Members "a City Council d
board OF Health and the cay Comptroiier
For the Current Year the Atianuc
Product Co., which Wants TO do ihe
same work Herr, Has "A Contract Tor
Collection ana Disposal for 3,3OO-
Some Interesting Statistics.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
How to Find Out.

your condition, take from your urine ON
rising about four ounces, place Il I'm a glass
or bottle and let it stand twenty-fogr hours.
II ON examination II is milky or cloudy, III
there IS a brick -duai settling, or 70 small
particles float about in it, your kidneys are
IN need OF Immediate attention.
Swamp-koot ia pleasant 10 tako and Ia
used IN the leading hospitals -recommended
EDITORIAL NOTE-so succossful IA S,
distressing cases OF kidney. liver or bladder
you may have a sample bottle and n BOOK a
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letters received from men and women cured
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address 10 Dr. kilmcf n uo., Bnghamton.
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guarantee tho gcnulncueaa of this offer
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
WOULD CONSTRUCT
GREAT SUBWAY.
New York Firm Plans
Two Long Tunnels
on Market and Third

A subway for Market street, with
branch running along Third to the
Southern Pacific depot is contemplated
in plans that will be submitted to the
Board of Supervisors at it's meeting
tomorrow.
Reed & Co., a New York contracting
firm. through its manager. w. G. Hop
kins, will offer to build an elevated
railway over Market and Third streets,
level of the subway
The firms proposition is that the
city shall issue thirty-year bonds, or
that some financial syndicate guaran-
tee their payment. Estimates on the
cost of the work and the length of time
necessary in which to complete it will
also be submitted.
The company proposes to leave Mar
ket street at the level 1t now lies and
use it as the floor of the subway. The
street car tracks are to remain as at
present, with great loop terminal at
the ferry building, to which access is
to be had by means of a slight incline
or runway from the ferry building.
The subway will solve the problem
for a union depot at the ferry build
ing, for it is proposed to run the South
ern Pacific Company's tracks on each
side of Third and Market streets from
the present terminal at Third and
Townsend to the ferry. AS the growth
of the city increases the number of car
tracks in the subway can be increased.
The manner in which the subway is
to be created is the building of a
second Market street at height cor
responding to about the second story
of the buildings that line the thorough
fare. The upper covering of the sub
way will be without tracks of any
kind and will be a beautiful boulevard
as far as Eddy street where 1t will
slope to the level of the old Market
street.
The upper street will have openings
at intervals throughout it's length to
let light and air into the subway. The
plans present an appearance similar to
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
GREAT MONUMENT
To ENTERPRISE.
Raphael's S Splendid Store
Will Be Thrown Open
for Inspection Today

Today marks an epoch in the up
building Of San Francisco. for on this
date the big block of stores of the
house of ]. w Raphael at Fillmore and
Geary streets viii be invested with as
active a corps of statesmen behind as
large a stock of merchandise as the
growing retail center of the city
can boast
"Raphaers" has not been quite so
getting open, but the reason of delay
at once becomes apparent and com
mandatory upon an inspection of the
premises. The loss or week or more
of trade has been regarded as not vital
when weighed against the more perma-
nent benefits accruing to an establish
ment created not alone for convenience
but for endurance and pleasing at
tributes Ideas of finish and effect have
entered into the design and construc
tion Of the big store and none of the
temporary expedients resorted to in
many hastily constructed concerns find
place here. Substantial construction
and architectural taste are manifest in
every department.
Walls and ceiling have been given an
olive green tint that softens the
abundance OF DRnI streaming from
thousand sources. 1t would be difficult
to imagine a better lighted store or
more pleasing salesroom. A wide gal
lery extends around the whole build
ing that affords selling space equal
TO the area of many pretentious shops.
This gallery will be devoted to the
children and part of the women's
merchandise. Two thirds Of the ground
floor Will be given over to the mems
a
complete the space allotted to women's s
wares. Fixtures of value and excellent
taste have been generously supplied,
and an abundance of cases of hard
wood and of a permanent character
are used as both necessary adjuncts of
the business and effective means Of
finishing.
Dressing rooms for both men and wo-
men are conveniently placed and well
lighted Lavatories, so essential dur
ing the days of reconstruction, If one
would present a reasonably clean ap-
pearance, have been fully equipped.
Every inch of this large salesroom has
been economized and made to serve an
advantage to both proprietor and pat
ron Intelligence in design and execu-
tion is evidenced at every turn,
The business offices are located at
the rear Of the store. well lighted and
comrnodious. The Office of the proprie-
tor. Mr. ]. w Raphael. is in the gal
lery at the front, where a commanding
view of the store is had.
An inspection Of this, the latest addi-
tion 70 the retail stores of new San
Francisco, today, will be a pleasure to
all who admire enterprise and attrac-
tive environment
J. w. Raphael announces the presen-
tation Of a huge stock OF the newest
of autumn and fall models in mems
suits and oyercoats, womens suits,
coats and waists and merchandise OF
all styles for boys, both big and little.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
NEW TRIAL DENIED
JOSEPH FIELD.
Policeman Who Killed
Father of His Wife
Must Die on Gallows

Joseph Field. who shot and killed his
father-in-law. Fritz Dirkling, must pay
the penalty for his crime by death. for
the Supreme Court yesterday denied
his request for new trial. The crime
was committed on November q 1908.
and Field is now at San Quentin, where
he will remain until a new date is set
for his execution.
At the time Of the murder and during
the trial the Field case received much
publicity. Field was a policeman of
this city at the time he committed the
deed, which was the result of trouble
with his wife, who was suing him for
a divorce He was found guilty in the
Superior Court of murder in the first
degree, and, according TO the decision
handed down by the Supreme Court
yesterday afternoon, that sentence
must stand. Justice Angellotti signed
the decree of the Supreme Court, and
the following Justices approved of the
decision: Shaw. Hall, Sloss, Lorigan
and Henshaw.
at the time of the crime and had a
little daughter two years of age. His
wife had left him about two months
previous to the trouble. Field was
served by his wife's attorney with an
order requiring him to pay her attor-
ney's fees and alimony while her d.
vorce suit was in progress.
The order aroused FIELDS anger. He
called at the home of his father-in-law,
where his wife was staying, at
o'clock that evening. Mrs. FIELDS father
endeavored to keep him from entering
the house Field struck the old man
on the head with an iron bar and then
drew a revolver and fired the fatal
shot
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
DEN|CkE RELEASED
ON GIVING BAIL.
Attorneys Waive Details
and Will Proceed to
an Immediate Trial
FAMILY ON BOND

Having surrendered to the authori-
ties at the O'Farrell street police sta
ton Ernest H. Denicke. charged with
murder in the killing of an unknown
man on the water front at the time of
the great fire, was admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000. One of the wit
nesses will give his testimony today
and the work of securing a jury to
hear the case will be taken up Mon
day afternoon before Superior Judge
Lawlor, acting as committing magis-
trate.
The proceedings yesterday were
heard in chambers of Judge Lawlor.
Denicke was attended by his father
and brother, who were present for the
purpose of going on his bond and by
Ex-Governor James A. Budd, a. Ruef
and E. B. Young. his counsel.
John O'Gara, for the District Attor-
ney's Office, gave brief history of the
case He said that following the fire
a United States marine was engaged
in an encounter with a stranger, who
was pilfering from a wagon, and that
the stranger took away the marines
gun. Denicke, who was a captain of
volunteers and a special officer, at
tempted to stop the man and finally
shot him.
I'VE regret that the District Attor-
neYS OIilCe mas 16ll fdiiSQ uPOtt "
bring this case to trial third time
when Mr.. Denicke has been exonerated
by the Grand Jury and discharged by
the Police courts" said Abe Ruef. The
story of the District Attorney is cor
rect in the main point, although Den
icke shot only in the performance Of
his duty"
Assistant District Attorney O'Gara
suggested that the bail be placed at
$4,000, as when Denicke was originally
arrested, but Judge Lawlor said he felt
there was no question that Denicke
would appear for trial.
o. M. GoIdaracena will make his depo-
sition this morning. and the case will
then be continued until Monday after
noon.
Denicke In Big Corporation.
Ernst A Denicke, father of the young
man who is charged with murder In the
killing of an unknown man on the
water front April 10, is one of the in
corporators of the Estrella Ranch Com
pany that filed articles with the County
Clerk The capital stock is placed at
$500, 900, and in addition to Denieke the
ir.corporators are Anton Tognazzini, Ar
mold Martin and Henry Drummer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
The Call Will Protect the Property Owners
SEND IN At TACHED
COUPON TO US.
You Will Be Notified if
False Claim Is Filed
Against Your Realty

On next Monday thousands of suits
to quiet titles to property in this city
and county will be filed with the
County Clerk.
These suits will be brought by own
ers of real estate TO re-establish their
record titles in the Recorders office.
You may have deeds. tax receipts,
memoranda, abstracts or other papers
to show that you are the owner of the
property, but these avail you nothing
because of the destruction of the citys
records. Under the recent law you
must bring suit to prove your title.
Thousands of suits will be filed by
property owners, but 1T will updoubt
edly be true that many INSCRIPTIONS
persons will file suit to prove title to
property belonging to others.
Your own property may be in danger.
It will be hard for you to watch the
notices of suits as they are published
in the daily papers. You may lose your
property through dishonest suit filed
by another.
The Call will help you protect your
property. 1t will notify you II any
one files suit against your property. 1t
win employ stan of men to watch the
lists of suits filed. This service will cost
you nothing if you care to take ad-
vantage of It.
Remember that The Call does not
agree to defend your suits or to pro-
tect your title, but ii will let you know
Immediately If any one files suit
against your property.
Write your name, address and the
location of your property on the at
tached coupon and mail 1t to the Title
Editor Of The Call.
Do this today. The new law goes
into effect next Monday and the fling
of thousands of suits will begin at
once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
TNHERE is Reason
III Why the Good People of
III America buy Cascarets as
IL Fast as the Clock Ticks.

Every second some one, somewhere.
Is Buying a little Ten-Cent Box of Cas-
carets.
IL, 8, A, S, go times to the Minute.
go Minutes to the Hour. $500 Boxes an
Hour. 5000 Boxes Day of Ten Hours,
100000 Boxes Month, and then some.
Think of 10000 People take a
Cascaret tablet each day. Millions use
Cascarets when necessary.
The Judgment of Millions Of Bright
Americans is Infallble. They have been
Buying and Taking Cascarets at that rate
for over Six years.