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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
RI-STATEMEEIING
A Hint at What is Likely TO be
Considered in Harrisburg
This Evening,
WILMINGTON CLUBS FUTURE
Prospects for Continuing In
the League Appear Good.
G. W. HEGEERT'O HARD WORK
In Bringing the Reading Move
to a Successful Issue.

n 81 rntimatsd That the Matter Of Proteo-
tion May Come Up Again, But IL - Not
known In just What Form-Finai Action
on the Schedule May be Deferred.
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nni.r sncinlnnn..

The dance given by the Daisy Social
Club at Titus Hall, last Monday even d.
ing, was in charge Of Messrs. Barker.
Mount and Chase.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
That is The Aim Of the Delaware
& Atlantic Telegraph and
Telephone Go.
NOW WORKING ON THAT Line
To Put Down Additional Con-
duits in the Spring and
Summer.
MAKING HOUSE CONNECTIONS
The Underground System Now
Reaches Ninety City Blocks.

Manager Meharoy Hopes 10 See Every
Building In the CITY Connected With the
system, aud HIS Men Are Now Installing
Many New Instruments tn Dwellings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18

Regulates the bowels, promotes easy.
natural movements, cures constipatlon@
Ioan's Regulets. Ask your druggist for
them. 20 cents a box.
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Has Cured

thousands Of the most obstinate cases Of
Coughs, Colds and Lung troubles. Let il
cmc you.
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srcaicii med cinc ever discovered. Ny baby. who
. now nearly two yeam DID, was brought Up on
Shiloh. and iailer baby or a healthier one cannot
Re found II be Is cloupy d night or has cough
CT cold, one or two doses always relieves him. /
would not be without bottle Of Shiloh's in my
houio Tor many times lhe price Of H. Il has saved
ne many doctors bills-Mu. J. B. Martin.
Huntsville. Ala"
SHILOH
25e. with guarantee at all druggists.
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for 33 Years

Shloh's Consumption Cure, the Iuni
Tonic, has been before the public, anc
this, together with the fact that its salc,
have steadily increased year by year. is the
best proof Of the merit Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
Shiloh

as cure for Coughs, Colds. and al
Those who have used Shiloh would moi
be without il. Those who have nevei
used il should know that every bottle is
cold with a positive guarantee that, i il
doesn't cure you. tho dealer will refund
what you paid for Il. Shiloh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-18
Severe Cough
Consumption Threatened

Mrs. Mary Painter, who was-.s
to a shadow and threatened viii ueed
sumption, Is restored to health con. on
strength by Duffy Pure MalfSVh,- and
Bedridden, her husband corId nh,sAey
ly move from backache, Is also sraai,d.' .ard'
cured and made as strong ana pssesly
as ever. oOund
1t is with great pleasure I writo
you what ] think Of Dufy's Nsie 70 ten
key; sincerely believe it is the eraSlls. wla.s.
spring and It got so bad INV ~ this
thought had consumption. Wss Wtsssnds
thin as a skeleton, had given ,,e, was as
could scarcely live so 1 bought ~ ana
ties OF Dufys Malt Whiskev Dot
as I began TO take 1t my cough ies.s soon
so we sent for a dozen bottles. ava ySned
now as well as ever '1 an
MY husband and ! have been tst,-
all summer. He was down wifb tins i
ache till he could hardly move ana Jack
he is as well as anybody. 1 am et nov
than / have been since we were rnsr.llei
please send us another dozen b,,o....i,ed.
as We cannot get along withouf y YES,
MRS. MARY PAINTER, PhoeniE y, -
Sent 22 1905 -t 4Q,
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Queen Of the White Slaves. which
will be at the Lyceum Theatre next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, is a
meloarama 10y Arthur j. Lamb, pro
duoed and managed by A. II. Woods,
formerly of the firm Of Sullivan, Harris
~ Woods. The play opens in San
Francisco and the auditor Is taken
across the Pacific TO HONG Kong before
the hnal curtain. The production is
said TO be an enormous one.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.

The piano money raising contest by
the members Of the boys department
of the Y M. @. a. closed at 8 O'Clock
on Saturday evening, when it was
found that instead OF the 300 which
it was planned to raise, the boys had
twice that amount. The two divi-
sions which competed for the honor Of
raising most money, supper for the
winning division and individual prizes,
number thirty-one on a side. The
reds were victorious with 2,2l2 points
to their credit to the bllles 1,664. Ned
Guerin raised the most money Of any
individual securing seventy-two, while
Harold and Barton Myers were close
behind. The first prize was gold
pin, the second q fob and third pin
The victorious side will have the
supper on Wednesday evening.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
SCIENCE AND
CREATION
What the Early TheOIOgians
Taught in Regard to the
SIX Days Of Creation.
SUMMARY By FATHER BROWN

In a recent magazine article ON the
work Of the Six Days of Genesis, Rev.
j. T. Brown Of St. Virgilius Church
makes some very interesting remarks
on that subject. = =
(" We can say with Origen that even
the Bible furnishes us with arguments
to show that the Genesaic days were
not ordinary solar days, since the first
chapter tells us that during the first
three Genesaic days the sun dad not
yet exist. We might also say will
st. Augustine that the word day" in
the language Of Scripture does not
mean a space Of twenty-four hours,
since at the commencement of the
second chapter Of Genesis the word
" day. signifies the entire period Of
creation.
E While perusing these views Of the
theologians on the Hexahermer0n, one
cannot fail to notice the deep study
and penetration they reveal. Imper-
feet as was the science of their times,
yet we have seen how very often theo-
logians have expressed views and
limited at theories whose development
has done honor to the most learned
men of our times. Errors there may
be, here and there in these patristic
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

tance from New York as MorFistown,
and the average time is one minute
more ninety-one minutes. Boonton
has fewer trains. Eleven trains run
on the average time Of seventy six
minutes. The distance Is practically
the same. The average running time
Of Morristown trains Is ninety min
utes.
In addition to the average slowness
of the trains, Bound Brook has tive
trains running to New York under
the hour South Amboy, eight; New
Brunswick, i've; Ossining, eight
Stamford, IL; Suffern, none; Morris
town, none.
Ossining has seven trains whose
time Is between sixty and seventy
minutes to New York Cold Spring,
seven; New Brunswick, fifteen: Suf-
fern, four; Boontop, four; Bound
Brook, four; Stamford, five; Farm
ingdale, two; South Amboy, Camp
Cav, Nyack, Congers, Loucest Valley,
Morristown, one each.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
NEW PARDON
COURT RUI E.'S
Requirement for Publication oI
Intention to Ask for CIernency
Most Radical Change,
REVOCATION OF PAROLE PLAN

The Important changes IL the meth
ods Of the Court Of Pardon8, which
were outlined several weeks ago, ano
which are now in effect, have caused
much favorable comment The mos
radical innovation Of the new rules ii
the one requiring public notice to b.
given Of all applications for ciemency
Heretofore all such applications have
been kept secret and much erititisn.
has been the result.
Under the new regulations Of ths
pardoniDg body it is necessary to pub
lish notice of application for pardon or
parole at the place where conviction
was had. giving all interested persons
a chance to be heard. The executive
clerk is to be known as the pardon
clerk and the secretary Of State Is to
be the clerk Of the court. All appli
cations Tor release from prison must.
be filed with the pardon clerk. 4
committee Of inquiry is to make pre-
liminary investigation Of eli applica-
ti0ns for release.
The publicity rule IS No. 10 thu
list Of rules and is III full as follows:
T" Notice OF application by petition
for the exercise Of ciemency shall BE-
given in manner following
"{al By publication, once a week,
for two weeks, suceesSively, nex6 pre-
ceding the term, in two newspapers
printed in the city OF Trenton, and By
posting for . like space Of Two weeks
at the courthouse ia the county In
which conviction was had
"(b) BY service by mail, one weeI
before the term, upon the Judge Of tbs
court in which conviction vas had,
and upon the prosecutor o. ploas in
the same county;
H(c) II the crime whereof the per
son applying was convicted Sas com
mitted within town, city or borough
corporation. by like service upon the
head Of the police department. 0f such
tuuA4Ct Nn4AvJs
The notice hereintofore prescribed
shall be given as a matter Of course by
the pardon clerk.
Every notice shall briefly identify
the convict making the application
set forth the crime whereof the con
viction was had, and make known the
term Of this court whereat the appii-
cation for the exercise Of clemency
will be made. A notice may, II need
be, embrace the cases Of several per
sons who were convicted in the same
county and who intend to apply az
the same term of this court for the OK;
ercises Of clemency.
Due proof Of the giving 81 notice
as aforesaid must also be made in each
case before the consideration Of the
petition"
Provision is made for rcyoking the
pardon or parole of persons who may
not abide by the regulations which re-
quire periodic reports and the leading
of decent lives.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

works but they are mostly errors of
detail, errors which advancing sci
ence very soon dispelled. We must
always keep in mind that the theolo-
gians were not professional scientists.
The first object of their lives was to
tell men how to go to Heaven, not
how the Heavens go. Their mission
was to Christianize the world, and
they used science inasmuch as it was
necessary TO interpret the truths OF
the Bible. We follow in their foot
steps, and act upon common princi-
pie; and il we understand more fully
the truths of faith by probing deeper
into the secrets of Nature, we are only
continuing the work which the theo-
logians and early Christians oorn-
menced, One more remark and we
have finished. II is not hard to see
in these attacks against the theolo-
gians, attacks against Christianity, OF
which they are representatives. Esau's
hairy coat may be used as mantal,
but the voice is Jacobs voice all the
same.
Religion and true science must
ever be the best OF friends. Modern
Rationalists and theorists, whose
whole object Is to take Gcd out Of the
world in the name of science, will,
however, find in the Catholic Church
q constant enemy When these athe-
istic specialists shall have knocked of
the moss they shall see the stone the
unshaken Rock Of Ages against which
Christ said false science shall not pre-
vail. When the anti-religious theories
OF modern Rationalists shall have van
ished- when even Heaven and earth
shall have passed away-one thing
shall remain, one only thing that has
stood for six thousand years, and shall
stand forever, and that is the word Of
God.n
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

Senator Kean filed Monday petit
tions from Or. H. w. Rice, secretary
Of the Morris County Medical Society,
who says he represents the opinions
on the subject of the society fayorinp
d national law regulating patent and
proprietary medicines, which do great
harm TO the nation. He says that
secret medicines should be excluded
from the mails, that the Hepburn
pure food bill should pass, and 10 con-
clhsi0n, one Of the most important
things TO control are the wandering
c0nSumptiyes. Senator Kean also
presented q personally signed petition
of New Jersey matrons for the exclu-
sion Of Senator Sno0t.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

The rooms of the Church Club in the
Miller building we're well filed on
Wednesday evening, the occasion beiuR
the first reception Of the new Church
Club. The affair was informal and
every body present had a good time.
Music was furnished by Zeek, the pool
and card tables were in constant de-
mand while refreshments were served.
The club rooms are popular atfording
as they do place for young men 70
spend their leisure hours during the
day and evening under good influences.
We are Informed that until March
first no membership fee will be re-
quIred. After that date the annual
uues for junior members will be 81;
senior $5 and sustaining $40.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

town, but he had been thoroughly con-
vinced that the Cobb lot was more ad-
vantageous site, but did not think it
possible with the money allowed by
the law to purchased that site and
erect proper building The board
had bettergo slow. Heregretted to say
that he thought the board had better
not go ahead as he had longed to see
the town wake up. There are other
matters of Importance such as sewers,
etc, also to be secured.
Aldermen Lewis said that definite
information had not been presented
by the committee and it was d. rot
TO vote to build.
Alderman Rutan Immediately rose
and said the remarks Of the alderman
from the Third Ward were uncalled
for. He said he was not welded to
the Speedwell avenue site, but wanted
to know the feeling Of the board. Al
derman Lewis said he would with
drew part Of his remarks
| Mayor Reed said the majority Of the
committee still favor the Speedwell
avenue site. Two public meetings
have been held and it was thought best
to have q vote on the general PROPOSE
tion before the particular recommen-
dations are made. The committee
had given opportunities for the mem
bers to secure Information, but il
seemed as if the committee had been
appointed to keep the members from
other employments. He had spent
several days himself looking up tbs
matter and citizens had taken theil
time to investigate the subject.
On the putting Of the question, the
four Democrats voted in favor Of erect
ing the proposed building the foul
Republicans against, and the vote be
ing tie it was declared lost.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

The Eagles owned the town last
night. A new lodge was instituted
here and visitors and local members OF
the order marched about the town to
the music Of the drum corps and Do
yer band, amid the glare Of fireworks.
Then all repaired to the lodge room IN
the Chronicle building where the Sc
cret work was shown and acollation
served. Special trains were run both
east and west AFTER the affair,
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

The Morristown Mozart Society
begs to call attention to the fact that
they will present the famous comic
opera, Princess Ida," written by
Gilbert q Sullivan, in Lyceum Hall on
Tuesday evening, February 18th.
This production viii be directed by
Mrs. Charlotte M. Miller,s under whose
efficient leadership the Pirates Of
Penzance" was placed on the stage
last spring. The costumes to be used
are very gorgeous and elegant. Should
you wish to attend tickets will be on
sale at Smith 5 drug store on Friday,
February 9th.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
Conference of Charities and Correc-
tion.


Conference OF Charities and Correc-
tion.
The executive committee has de-
eided that the next conference Of the
New jersey State Conference of Char
tiles and Correction shall be held in
Newark, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, February Is, l6, and a. The di-
vision of departments will be as fol-
lows: Medical Charities Hlgh r.
Fox, chairman; the Treatment OF the
Criminal Decatur M. Sawyer, chair
man; County and Municipal Chari-
ties-J. j. Mulyaney. chairman Social
Welfare Work Rev. Stanley White,
chairman the Organization of Chari-
table ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A j. /.
Vance, chairman Among the topics
which have been suggested for discus
sion are: visiting nurses, local pro-
vision and treatment for consump-
tiyes, babies hospitals, the parole
system, the care OF discharged pris-
oners, a reformatory for women, the
causes Of juvenile delinquency, aims
house problems, abuses OF the justice
OF the peace system, county schools OF
detention for truants. the federation
of charities, friendly visitors, civic
sanitation and hygiene, recreation
work, parents associations, the X N.
g. "A. as social Centre, and settle-
ment work. The meetings will be held
in the Public Library Building.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

Mrs. Sarah Hall Dofemus, OF Par
sippany, who is now 1921 years old, is
sick in bed, for the first time in thirty
years. She is suffering from diabetes
and her death may occur at any time.
Mrs. Doremus who isfamiliarly known
ny scores Of people as Aunt Sally"
has been calling for members Of her
family for the past few days and most
Of them have been sent for 10 sea her.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
The pover pevelopmens oo1apany.

The Dover Development Company,
Dover is figuring on locating Sims
Kent Il Co.'S. steel casting plant in
that city Fifty members Of the Mer-
chants Association have agreed to
subscribe to stock in development
company, the par value of the shares
to be 800. Mirabeau Sims, oi Passaic,
says his company desires 10 have
building erected Of brick and steel,
4oxl6O feet in dimensions. The com
pany agrees to invest $500 in 5he stock
Of the Dover Development Company
and put up cash bond Of IS, 600 as q
guarantee OF good faith, which money
is to be released when the new plant
is in operation. Thecompany gaaran
tees also to pay five per cent. interest
on the building Investment as rental
for three years and then 10 BUY tho
plant at cost. The company did not
ask for any rebate In the way Of taxes.
The new plant. which viii be erected
on Salem street. on the line Of the
High Bridge branch Of tne Central
Railroad, will give emplOynasnS tosixty
ana nearly as many npskilled
laborers.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
SOCIETY NOTES.

Joseph Bushnell spent Sunday last
with his daughter, Mrs. Elbert s.
Kip.
Mrs. Z. Olney Hill win have bridge
tournament at 4 The ElmS" on We'd
nesday, February 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic z. Kellogg
are in New York for stay OF two or
three weeks.
A large reception was recently given
Mrs. G. Q. MacConnell, of Kahdena, az
st. Augustine, Fla.
Mrs. Philander Ball PiersOn has Miss
BTidgman and Miss Anna Baxter, OF
New York, staying with her. Mrs.
PierSOn gave a bridge party for them
on Thursday Of this week.
The Reading Club met at the house
of Mrs. Granville NJ. White on Monday
last. Miss .Sutphen will receive the
club on Monday next,
Miss Howell has her cousin, Miss
Hall Of Newark, staying with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace win
60 TO Lakewood on February I.
Miss Tunis is staying this week with
Miss Sallie Clapp, Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs Benjamin Nicoll gave a dance
last night at her house an East 50th
street, New York, for her daughter,
Miss Elsie NIcolI, with whom Phoenix
Ingraham led the cotillon. Several
dinners were given In connection there
with, notably by Mrs. Luther KOuntze.
Mrs. Robert Endicott and Mrs. George
"A. Dixon, who afterwards took their
guests to the dance, The favors in-
cluded embossed leather tfifies, police
whistles, toy pistols and small polo
mallets and balls. There were about
seventy-five couples taking part in the
cOtillon, after which there was seat
ed supper at small tables. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicoll and Miss Nic0ll leave in a
fortnight for Mexico.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
SPORTS AND PASTIKIES,

The High School basket bah aggre-
cation met defeat at Orange on Satur-
day night. The score:
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

The mayor OF Denver, Colorado, has
appointed a city cleaning day to be
held annually, and has invited the cit
izens to help along the good work.
Marvellous results attended the first
experiment, this year.
The city set an example by thor
oughly cleaning all downtown busi-
ness streets and alleys, painting all Of
the poles used in its tire and police
system, placing new and improved re-
fuse cans at downtown street and al
ley crossings, and erecting a number
of bronzed iron drinking fountains in
the business section. Hundreds Of
property owners repainted and re-
paired their buildings. Lawns In all
parts Of the city were cleaned, shade
trees trimmed and flower beds set out.
Weeds were cut on vacant lots, and
sidewalks were repaired everywhere
The city was transformed in = day,
aud there is every indication that 1t
will be kept up to the mark. Prizes
will be offered for the most attractive
downtown store front, for the finest
fiower-garden, for the best-kept lawn,
for the cleanest vacant lot and for the
most beautiful block. and the agita-
tion will be continued until Denver
becomes the cleanest city in the Unit
ed States.
Here are some Of Mayor Speer's sug-
gestions, issued in the form OF an otfi-
cial proclamation to the people:
If your store front, residence OF
fence is dingy, order it painted.
Ify0ur awning is old, torn or faded,
| get new one.
II your sidewalk, gate or fence
needs repairing, fix it.
" If your advertising sign is old OF
faded, take it down or paint it.
Resolve never to throw paper In
| the streets.
Take all dandelionS out of your
lawn they spoil its beauty.
!" Destroy the young weeds that are
starting on your property and on your
| nelgnDOr'S property.
Burn all the rubbish possible al
low no one to throw it on the streets,
alleys or vacant lots.
Promise not to spit on the side
/ walk.
"OrRanize block improvement SO
ciety and allow no weeds to grow on a
sidewalk area or vacant property in
your block.
Ask your milkmen, grocerymen
and expressmen to have their wagons
painted
Irrespective Of the size Of your
house make your lawn the finest.
: Illuminate the front Of your store
in the business section.
Every effort put forth or dollar
spent to improve our city's appearance
will be returned twofold.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
Municipal Honse cleanine.
Morristown, Jan. 20, 100

MorristOwn, Jan. 20, 1906.
EDITOR OF THE CHRONICLE:
As understand society or organi-
zation has been formed in Morristown
TO aid in the Improvement and beauti-
flying of the town, the enclosed clip
ping may be Of interest. The writer
can testify from personal observation
that the efforts made In Denver have
been successful taking into consider
ton the immense area in comparison
with its population and wealth it is a
very clean and beautiful city.
1t has an advantage however over
many cities and towns, in having a
cneap and bountifu1 supply Of water.
J. B. BYRAM
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

Goals Livingstone 6, Cole 2, Sch
roeder 2, Wackenfeld 2, Dalenz !,
Sturgis 4, Boell /, Aitchison 8, Kron-
enberg /. Goals from free throws
Schroeder /, Heath 5.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

The Morristown School defeated
the Hackley School at hockey last
Saturday, the score being z toll,
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

IcoNTINUED On ToVRTH PAGE. ]
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-10-02
"Can you read III" he whispered.

| What would Madame Riefet say to
me If she knew where you were at
this moment? | will take you below
and then you must go to sleep, like a
good child"
He took her hand, and she permit
ted him to lead her down the narrow
stairway to the cabin below.
Some day-and soon," he said, as
he left her at the door of her little
stateroom, Il will tell you, If indeed
you know not already, what the fan
said"
There was a smile in his voice; and
something else, as well, that made
her lashes droop to touch the flushed
cheeks.
Madame Riefet found little to cavil
at in the neat and comfortable, if
somewhat primitive arrangements at
Shell Island. which LATTE and his
party reached the afternoon follow
ing their departure from La Tete des
Faux
Madame and the two girls we're
quartered in his own cabin, the pre-
vailing atmosphere of which was
owing to the tumble of foreign fur
nishings that filled it--teakwood and
lacquer.
Rose de Cazeneau was beside La
zalie, on one of the settees, with the
Spanish girls arm around her; and
the two were watching the flames, be-
fore which sat Madame Riefet
After the excitement of the pre-.
vious day, and not yet having recov-
cred from their fatigue, the ladies'
were disposed to be more silent than
usual; but presently Lazalie re
marked, glancing around her. How
cheerful and pleasant 1t seems here!
1t is almost as If Captain Jean had
known we were to come, and had pre-.
pared for our reception"