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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-03-10

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
ltching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles.
Drugg1sts are authorized to refund money IL
"a OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 to IA days
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-03-10

Mrs. s. L. Carleton, Aver. Mass says: For
a perfect spring medicine to give strength and
thoroughly purify the blood. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is held in high esteem by our whole fam
lily. l have used 1t from childhood and find it
good for my children as for myself"
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-03-10

Photographer-Try and look pleas
ant, please!
Farmer Jones-Get out. This picture
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-03-10

come and stay a month with me-
Judge.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-03-10

cine always GET the BEST, :
get Hoods.
Sold everywhere.
Liquid or tablets 100 Doses 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
NEW YoRK's MAYOR
SAILS FOR EUROPE

Associated Press Dispatch by special whea
New York, June 23.--Mayor Mcclellan
sailed today on the steamer New FORK for
a lO-week vacation in Europe.
II expect, on nay return from Europe,
said Mr.. Mcclellan Just before the steamer
sailed, Ito sec tho Democracy of this
State nominate a ticket and proclaim
4 platform worthy Of the best traditions
Of the party 1t is already certain that
tho city Of New York win send TO the
state convention q delegation which will
support an honest man for governor and
give him honest ISSUES 60 fight for. We
have never won in State or IN nation
when We were not frank with the people
and honest in our promises and IN our
candidates As Democrat, always
loyal TO my party and sensible Of the obli-
CATIONS / owe 70 the organization in this
city. take pride in the knowledge that
New York viii be tttingly represented ln
the convention and that its votes viii be
east for the preservation OF our prin-
ciples and our party cleanliness
During the absence Of Mr. Mcclellan,
| President MCGOWAN Of the Board OF
Aldermen will be the acting mayor,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
MOUTH OF DELAWARE R1yEa.

Dividing Line Runs From Iiston's Point
10 a Point 200 Yards Below the Mouth
Of Hope Creek.
The Delaware and New Jersey bound
ary commissioners appointed somo time
ago Tor the purpose Of establishing the
boundary between the two States. the
mouth Of the Delaware River and head
OF the Delaware Bay yesterday decided
upon the location Of the rivers mouth.
practically ON the lines laid out hy shad
fishermen, who had been closely ques-
toned at the several meetings hy Com
missioners Hilles. Hayes and Cooper.
The line Begins IN the Cummins farm. al
Liston's Point and runs across To New
Jersey. striking the shore about 200
yards south Of Hope Greek
The party wa. accompanied by Col
Harry J. Rogers Of New Castle. who is
an authority on matters pertaining to
the Delaware River.
The commission inspected the grounds
az Backbird creek on the Delaware side
and stony Point on The New Jersey side
but found that the land az Blackbird
creek was marsay and an unfit place
for the monument. An investigation Of
tho land at Rays Ditch. a mile below
was then made. with the same result.
Finally, the commissioners decided upon
q point on the Cummins farm, at ListOn s
Point, on the Delaware side. and 20C
yards south Of the mouth OF Hope Creek
on the Jersey side
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
GRAM ELEvAFoRs BuRNHD.
A Three Hundred And Fifty Thousand
Dollar Fire IN chicago Today,

A Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollar Fire in chicago Today.
Associated Press Dispatches ~ spqgiaiWifcA
Chicago, H.. Juna 23,-The MAbhatt
elevators A and p, l0eatUd ai Archer
avenue and Wood streeA owned by
George A. seaverns and occupied BY J.
S. TemPleteh, a grain hreker, were de-
stroyed BY Ere today The buildings
were iour-story structurea and contained
100000 bushels Of grain.
So great was tha heAh THAI three adj
iacent buildings wcra destroyed and 25
families were driven nom their homes.
Several explosions, which shook the sur
rounding buildings, followed soon after
the fire was discovered. Spontaneous
combustion in the dust room Is supposed
20 have been the cause OF tho tiro. The
loss 10 the elevators and their contents
is estimated at s350.000.
Hartford, Cenn., June 23.--Wlliam
IT, Huntting's tobacco warehouse and
several small buildings, in East Hartford,
were burned AZ an early hour today.
Mr.. Hunting places his loss at 500, 900.
The warehouse contained more than
500 bales of tobacco, which were de-
stroyed Nearly all Of the loss viii fall
upon Emmanuel Hoffman & Sons Of
New York, the owners Of the tobacco.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
SPECIAL JURY DRAWN.

The panel Of special jurors, from which
the Jury TO sit in the case Of Fullerton VS..
the p, B. & W. Railroad Co. will be
selected, was struck yesterday afternoon,
as follows.
wilmington Thomas Holt, Joseph
Davidson, Stephen Downey.
Brandywine hundred Newton l..
Grubb. Thomas 7. Weldin. Thomas Cray.
Christiana Edward Woodward.
Mil Creek-James NJ. Shakespeare, w.
Frank Taylor, Kennard s Chandler
White Clay Creek-William J Stroud.
New William J. Nichols.
Pencader-Z Zachary I Harris, John W.
Davis.
Red Miles Clark, Theodore Jones.
st. Georges-Boyd R Cleaver, William
McMullin, Jr., J. Cowgirl Aston, Robert
s. Carpenter.
Anpoauinimink- Joseph d. Deakyne,
Arneld S. Naudain, Elias n Moore.
Observation-Disclosures BETH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
DROWNED maj DITCH.
Charles oNen Unalle TO Extricate Hin
self From the Mud

Charles O'Nen aged 67 years, an in
mate q. the County Hospital. at Farm
hurst, MSS 0ownea 10 ditch along
the cause@a1 yesterday aiiQncon. lie
had been TO tu4s city and Was, walking
back to the hospital. when he Loss hs
life. He was feeble end rs he PASSED
Garesches lane he fell into a ditch The
water is Shiny. He fell face downward
into the water and mud and was unable TO
make his way out Hollis r. Cooke,
George Hamilton and a man named Kirk
found 0'Nel houndering in the water
and hauled him out He was still living
and they began TO work his arms IN an
effort To- revive him.
Dr. H. " Briggs drove along about
that time and assisted in getting the
water from the victims stomach and in
structed the men TO keep up their efforts
10 revive ONei while he drove TO sum
mon an ambulance to take the man to a
hospital The phmnix ambulance was
called, but by the time it arrived O'Nei
was dead, and his body was turned over
to Coroner Purks and removed to thu
morcue
Il Is not known whether ONeil had
any relatives in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
flNANIAL AND COMMERCIAL
II WALL srRrEr TODAY.


The Prices Were Lower Than Last Night,
and the Dealings We're Moderate.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wines
Wall Street. New York. June 23.-Ihe
opening prices in the stock market today
were lower than last night, and succeed
ing transactions extended the declines
Anaconda dropped S-s, Reading l 5-e,
Pennsylvania. Union Pacific, ST. Paul
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit about a
point and Northern Pacific and Anal
eamated Copper large fractions. The
volume of dealings was moderate.
Partial recoveries. running to a point
in Reading. resulted from the demand
of the short interest Business, which
had at no time been large, became gadu-
silp smaller On the recovery. The market
declined again. with several new weak
spots uncovered Union Pacific, Pcun-
svlvania. Colorado Fuel and Brooklyn
kspid Transit fell lia, Amalgamated
Copner "a and southern Pacific the
United States Steel stocks, Smelling and
| Inicrhoiouuh-Niet Fopoluan, preferred. l,
There was SOME rally iu anticipation
OF the favorable bank statement. n
which Baltimore & Ohio rose I above
I last night. Atlantic Coast Line and
! Pacific Alan also rose and American
Express 4. Attempts vere made to
realize by selling on the bank statement
and prices yielded weekly TO a lower level
/ than before Anaconda dropped a-o,
| Wells Fargo Amalgamated topper is,
| Brooklyn Rapid Transit 3 smelling 2 5-o
/ international Pump and Reading . o-a,
| Colorado Fuel and Union Pacific ?, st.
/ Paul and Louisville & Nashville Ia
southern Pacific 3-S, Denver & Rio
/ Grande lIs and Atchison. Illinois Central
| Northern Pacific American Car. American
| Locomotive. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and some Others a point. The closing was
weak, az the lowest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
HoWARp HIGH soHooL.
Class Day Exercises Were Held Last
Evening.

Glass Day Exercises Were Held Last
Evening.
The class day exercises Of the Howard
High School were held last evening 10 the
auditorium Of the school Miss Edwina
B. kruse. the principal, conducted the
exercises and told 81 the commeneements
since 1898 Since that time IS girls and
II boys have left the institution to face
the world and use the education acquired
by them al the school The class pre-
sented her with a leather hand bag and
she was made an honorary member Of
the class organization
The history OF the class by Miss VIII
liams caused much mcrriment The
class prophecy, read BY Arthur Haines
was interesting. Mary Brown read the
wall Of the class. which had been care
fully written. The class poem was read
BY Robert Webb
The words and music Of the opening
song were written hy Margaret Postles
one Of the graduates, and 1t was received
with applause. Mary Johnsons orator
showed careful preparation. A elias.
oration was well given by Harlan A. Gun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
THE RANK sTATEMENT.

Associated Press Dispatch hy sreclal Wires
New York, June 23-lhe statement
Of the Clearinghouse banks for this week
shows that the banks hold Sl09l2.925
over the legal reserve requirements. lhis
is an increase Of S3.Saq $50 over last
week. The statement follows:
Loans. 81 .O57 ,75S. 500; decrease 81 3lS,-
600. Deposits, 81 0i9, Az, 800; increase,
81 .29O 200. Circulation, Sls,4ll 1905 de
crease. SIG 300 Legal tenders, ss4 397 :
200; increase, s6S5 800 Specie SlsS,-
$50. 500; increase, IS $40, 500 Reserve
S273. PSI 600; increase, S4.l62, 100 Re
serye required s262. .36s O75: increase
1922. $50. Surplus. Sl09l2925; increase
SIS. .S3q. $50 EN-United States deposits
Sl4,7s5, $50; increase, S3,S6s, ,225.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
deaths.

FIsHER-In this city. on June 2lst 1905, A. Mabel
Ferree, wife Of Harry q. Fisher, In her 29th
wear.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral services At the residence Of
her parents Mt and Mrs. T. W. Ferree, 40. 1916
West Fourth street, on sunday, June 2+th, a. !
o'clock Interment in Union Hill cemetery, Ken
nett square Pa. at4 O'Clock. Friends can view
Ire remains at the chapel az the cemetery
LEF-rn this city. on June 2ist 1906, Annie b..
daughter Of Bridget and the late George lee,
aged 20 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
mother No 20s Iatnall street, on Monday morn
ing al O'Clock. High mass at the Cathedral.
Iniefment at the Cathedral cemetery
MecAtrIIFY-In this city, on June 2ist, 1906
sarah ~ McCaulley aged 30 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at the residence OF her hus
hand. George W. McCaulley 1921 West Kighth
Street on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. In
tennent at Riverview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
- nmelal.. Tsrm..

The city charter committee held a
special meeting last night. it had
been previously decided to make the
terms Of the mayor, members Of Coun-
ell and city comptroller four years and
that of the members Of the assessment
board eight years. Some of the mem-
hers Of the committee thought these
terms too long and it was decided to
make the term two years for the mayor,
councilmen and comptroller and four
years for the members Of the assess
ment board.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
slrlnl.nn nn lha sircet-

Mrs. Lydia Carpenter, aged 20 years,
wife Of a Christiana hundred farmer,
was seized with a severe hemorrhage
of the nose this morning at Fifth aud
Market streets. She was taken TO the
drug store Of DIR. Frank Roop smith,
and afterward 60 the police station
and from there was removed in the
patrol wagon TO the Delaware Hospi-
tai. She lives at Montchanin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
eU1LTY OF oRUnLTY.

Associated Pres Dispatch b. special wlrea
Peoria, H.. June 23--Aiter trial
lasting two weeks, Mrs. Mary L. Nc
Kinney Of Aledo, H., prominent in social
and church circles, wss found guilty today
81 cruelty to Stella Grady, her ward
Mrs. Mckinney was found to be of un-
sound mind and was sentenced to two
wears in the Chester, H., Penitentiary
ior the Criminal Insane
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
prnhnnlr rntnllr nurnsd.

Mrs. Anna Croft Ogden, wife OF
Joseph Ogden and sister Of the late
DR.. John II. Gron, was probably ia
tally burned at Pehn's Grove, n. j.,
yesterday while preparing break
last at her home. She was pouring
gasoline from tive-gallon can into a
pitcher for the use Of the stove, about
eight feet distant. The oil took fire
and in an instant the woman was
enveloned IN flames.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
au 8temurram.

In memory Of our beloved daughter, Annie v
praper Moore, who departed this life June 23d
1904
OFT we wandered TO the graveyard,
Flowers 10 sirew with tender care,
on the grave Of our dear Annie
Who Is sweetly rest there.
Farewell dear daughter a sad farewell;
The loss 20 " 10 tongue can tell
y0lr sinv on earth was short hut sweet,
We hope in Heaven we soon shall meet
Her bnsy hands are ioldodi
Her t6il ON earth Is done
Her troubles are all ended;
Her Heavenly crown she won.
FATHER AND MOTHER AND BROTHERS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
A POLICE OFFICER KILLED
The Sum Of Si2S, 900 Mas Stolen From
Railroad Messengers Yesterday, But
The Money Was Soon Recovered.
TWO RURAL POLICE EXECUTED
Prince Manveloff Killed at
Ufa Yesterday.
BIALwTOK IS UNDER MARITAL LAW

Associated PreN Dispatches BY Special wires
St. Petersburg, Russia, June 23.--Dis-
patches from Bialystock report that tho
citizens there arc panic-stricken, owing
to uncomfortable nmoTs that tho ex-
uesses will be revived today There is q
general display Of ikons and crosses before
the houses to protect hclinhahitants &
from attack Patrols are To he seem
everywhere and strict martial law Il en-
forced. Three men, two Of whom we're
Christians, were recently shot for failing
to obey orders to halt
A sergeant Of police was killed last
night in the turbulent Narva district Of
St. Petersburg, which is the centre Of an
armed revolutionary organization.
Kiev Russia, June 2s.-Messengers
on the Southwestern Railroad, who were
| carrying $4,000, were attacked yeater-
day by four robbers. who killed ona
messenger, wounded second, seiaed the
Mmonaey and drove away in q cab.
Two Of the messengers pursued the
robbers and wounded the rohher who was
| carrying tho money, with the result that
he ien from the cab and the money was
recovered
Voranezh Russia, June 23--rhe
peasants 81 the village Of Krutnyagorki,
enraged q. the killing oi COW BY two
members Of tho rural police, called a
commune meeting, formally condemned
the two men 70 death and executed the
sentence.
Ufa. Russia, June 23.--Prince Mnnve-
loft, an extensive landed proprietor and
a former officer Of the guards, was killed
on the streets here yesterday.
Tho crime, il is supposed, waa COM
mitted for political reaaonA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
Mailing I.nstnoned.

The Milk Producers Protective
Association Of Nov Castle County,
which was to have elected officers to-
day, did not have a meeting, because
of the failure of a quorum TO attend.
Many Of the members, who are farm
ers, are engaged in cutting wheat and
could not leave the harvest field. The
election will probably take place next
Saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
ManFoundDsad.

Norris L. Keen, a carpenter, ot
Penn's Grove, n. j., was found dead
at his home on Wednesday morning. lie
was A. years Of age and was known as
one of the best carpenters IN Penn 3
Grove. lie leaves wife and four
small children. The funeral took
nlacn VpsLerdaY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
oH1oAao eRAIN MARKHF.
Ii .. nI.nntoh hr sDecInl Wlre.

A7soclated Pres Dispatoh bY specihI WiFeA
Chicago, H., June 2S.--Wheat was
steady today. September opened l4a3-S
10 s-Sal6 higher. at 81 to "a is, advanced
Ia S4ll and deolined 70 S4
Profttaking sent September corn off
to 51s4.
Because Of wet weather, September oats
sold of to 35 3-S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
Accident 10 a Gar.

Because the Darby trolley car that IS
due in Wilmington at f.l3 o.Gloe6, ,, ~. .''is
morning broke down near hoiiy o.'N' 10 .
Shellpot Park car was sent 10 a,p plirS l'' .,o
passengers into Wilmington. Inc Darpy w,
car was temporarily repaired ana sent
hack 70 Chester
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
pn 90 nrivers called on.

The strike in the black powder works
~ he du Pont Co. is far from being set.
tied. Yesterday 10 drivers were esllea ,i
out hv the union, which makes anoee et
go men out One yard has ha9 10 oe
closed. But one Of the men VINO nls'
went out has gone back TO work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
Won Medal for nrntnru

;. Norris Pilehard, son Of Rev. S. N.
Richard pastor Of Union NJ. T. Church,
A returned 10 his home in this city He
y been attending Washington College
" a. the commencement won second
'le IN the orstoricsl contest, for which
AHctived gold medal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
surprised hr u.hsr. union.

The Ushers Union Of Union NJ. z.
.llch. accompanied by their ladies,
" evening serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
shumar, at their home, 2l9 North
sITson street, in honor OF the FIRST anni-
y 'seary Of their marriage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
uondLacerated.

Tbo,nas Cottingham, employed in
tbe boiler department Of the p B; Y w.
abroad and residing at i Il Lobdeli stIeet r,s
lea MI bis let hand badly lacerated tins
,,,,T morning al the shops by the slipping oil a
sheet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
Outing for Girls.

tllieen girls from the Delaware Indus
n.y. school for Girls left yesterday, in
11a,ge Of Mp Jackson. superintendent
.he institution, for trip Of 10 days to
slsIton Md. This is the second ex-
.laon partv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
Clearlnqs Tor tho Week.

The clearings in the local banks
for the week ended at noon to-day
amounted To sl,3l9,llS as against
sgT2, 40l for the corresponding week
Of last Yas-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
nArTLEsHrP LAuNoHEp.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Glasgow, Scotland June 23.-fhe
British battleshp Agamemnon, OF l6,500
tons, was successfully launched here to-
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
To Addrsns GrndnAtinr nln.s.

N rev n. Pilohard, pastor Of Union
{ (hlrch, will address the graduating
\. ~ o. Clayton High School next Thurs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
NEw YoRK oorroN mARKET:

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
New York, June 23.-Cotton futures
opened steady today; July, 1885; August,
no 40. October. 1O.40; December l0.47;
January, 1851; March. I05S, bid
Cotton opened steady, a. unchanged
prices to a decline 81 ! point, which was
a disappointing response to firm cables.
Prices later eased of points. During
the middle Of the morning the trading
was quiet and the tone easy.
Cotton closed barely steady; June
1920; July, 1921; August, 1881; Sep
tember. 1881; October, 1924; November
1896: December, 10 40: january, l044i
February, lO.44, March, 1882 Spot
closed steady; middling uplands, 1890,
middling gulf, Ills; sales, 940 bales.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
strnek bya Bat.

William Wier. boy living At No. sIl
wost sixth street. was injured last even
inc Il bv being struck in the head by base
ball bat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23

Total ............. g. o0i S32 %
State az Delaware. County Of New Castle. ss
l. Caleb N sheward. cashier Of the above
named bank 90 s0iemnly affirm that the above
statement is true 10 the best ~ nv kneWletEe ana
belief CALEB 49, STEWARD, cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed TO before me ibis 2lst
day of June. 1906 WILLIAM IL GIBbQNss
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
WILLIAM T. LYMAN,
EDMUND MITCHELL, Directors
ie2i-st WILLARD G. JACksON,l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
PhlIsdeiph,a Qustation-.
- ~. F,s.....t.f 4. -. ls.....f..f trri,.-.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia, June 23-2 p. m-Alarket clos
New Ynrls nlnrI.nls.
Assnelatel - pIsralch ~ snscIal VIZ

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
New York June 2s.-Floar. recents. l7.44s bar
Telsi sales ,2oo barrels steady @ firm but Quiet
Minnesota patents, sis5qsi65. Winter stfaghts,
S. s0asl 10. Minnesota bakers, slfiaSj s5, Winter
extras s290as3 80. Winter patents, S4O0a430.
Winter low grades, s. s0as335
Wheat receipts. 1909 bushels sales $4,000
bushels. Easy. July. m'490 1866 september.
s91saA9 li-l6c; December @3sc
Rye, nominal No. Western. CSC, 0. B. New
Corn, receipts 62,o5o bushels. Dull and with
out transactions
Poft. steady; mes. si7eoasi7.5o. family, sis5Oa
sls. short clear, sl6 6sasiS25.
Lard easy. prime Western, IS s0aes. IS. nominal.
Sugar, raw, firm, fair refining, Sc; centrifugal,
o. test Sisa3 1890; mOasses sugar, q fC: refined
steady crushed s. 40 powdered. $50 sranulated,
Petroleum. steady refined. all ports. s7.7sas7sO
Coffee steady No, Rio, y sc-
Msasses firm. New Oriesns ga8sc.
Butter, weak receipts. 6l29. street price extra
creamery. 20lsa2lc oftcial prices, creamery.
common 2 extra leea29l ie 49,. ,-.,.,
Cheese, firm. unchanged receipts, 30 Weekly
Esss. steady. unchanged; receipts, il,ss2
Phiiadeiphia Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa. June 23--wheat unchanged.
No 2 red in export elevator sl1s9tsc. No. North
| ern, eii6aq5c. No. Northern. 92lsaaSc.
Corn. ic lower. No. IN export elevator h6sh6tfc.
/ white clipped f65sc
Bran, steady; winter IN bulk, so. 00as20 50.
| spring In sacks, so Q0Hf2n50
Refined sugars quiet but steady: powdered
si.s5esA9o. granulated, Sf7basieo. confectioners
/ a. sI6Ra4 IS. Keystone A. 81 f0asi55
Rutter tsc lower; prints extra Western creamery,
| 2Otsc: do. nearby prints, pc
Eggs, steady, nearby fresh, lsc at mark; Western
| fresh 1sc al mark
Live poultry, steady fowls, l4ai45Sc. old roost
| ers &c: spring chickens, lQa23c. ducks, old, "a
! lie. ducks spring, i2al3c, geese eal0c.
| Dressed poultry. steady; fowls, choice. lSifC
do fair 10 good, lsc; old ROSTERS, Sc: roasting
| chickens. choice. l5c, do fair 20 good, l2altc
| Potatoes steady Southern prime per barrel
| 81 aaas2 75 southern fair % Eo0d per barrel
81 l75as2O0; southern No. 2 per barrel, Sl.asl.2 %
Flour steady.
Hay, steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23
WEDDINGS
M'coLLIN-HuGHEs.

Miss Jennie A. Hughes and John Nc
calm both Of Philadelphia, were married
last evening in this city by Rev. Il. A. g.
Westerheld. pastor Of Asbury NJ r.
Church. The couple came to this city
and we're married at the Banum Hotel
because a year OF two ago John Halloren,
the proprietor, and the couple who were
married were in an automobile accident.
CONFERENCE.-THE.
Francis Lawrence Compton and Miss
Mary Kirkweod Crockett were married
~ Rev. Frederick A. Heisley rector
n Calvary P. Z. Church, at his resi-
dence 2l9 West street, on Wednesday
evening, June goth.
PRIcE-LuMAns.
Arthur Q. Price, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
lanes F. Price, Of this city, and an em-
niove Of the du Pont Co., and Miss Gretta
fnmrais Of Salem. n J., were married at
/ o'clock this afternoon at the residence
of the parents Of the bride, in Salem.
pRIcE-MAcK
Edward Price and Maud D. Mack, both
~ Philadelphia, came to wilmington
tbis morning and were married by Rev
n Pnchard pastor Of Union NJ. +
Church. at his residence.