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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
PERSONAL

Mrs. Theodore Collins is in Atlantic
Mrs W. G. COpp is visiting her
parents.
Mrs. James X. Hall is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Homer Kratz is visiting his parents
in Greenwood.
Ewell Campbell has returned from
visit to Leipsic.
Miss Mamie Griffith has been visit
ing in Greenwood.
Joshua Moffett Of Florida is visiting
friends in this city.
Horace O. VSndegrift has returned
from visit to Odessa.
DR.. Frank f. Pierson has returned
from a visit in Milford.
Mrs. ]. d. Price Of FELTON, has re-
turned from visit here.
Mrs Wilberf Downham and son are
visiting in Philadelphia
Frank Hutchinson and sons are
visiting friends in Leipslc'
Mrs. George Bowman of Dover, Is
the guest of relatives here.
NJ ana Mrs. @. H. Griffith have
been visiting IN trederlca'
Mrs. John s. Barnett Of Dover Is
visitine her sister in this city
Arthur Brown Of Philadelpnla mas
beea visiting friends IN this CITY
Mrs. A. b. Bateman Of Washington
Il spending a few days IN TINS CITY.
Miss Mary Gantley Of New York d
tho Guest of Miss Loretta NJ farmei
of this city.
Miss Lena Bernhardt Of New YoTl
:, S;siting Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. korngoic
in this city. -
II. A. Kinsey Of Washington Is ~, th'
Guest of his sister, Mrs. Marina lay
Mr. and Mrs. @. G. Badders an'
Mrs isaac Nowland have been vislt
ina in baltimore and Washington
Dr Harry S. Golding Of savannah
ca has been visiting mis- cousin, hfs
"A snow of 1915 Washington stfee'
prank Houseman, student at tn
w;ln,ington Business School, mas goh
- his home, in Greenwood, Tor th
summer. ~ c..4all ,
7 the n, b. & W. railroad, Mno - y
e men b iii for several weeks, IS spenaln p.l
3 several days at Atlanio Oity, Eeoupe, n,
; ating. lie expects to report ior uu'
on Monday next.
Rev. and Mrs. Leonard White .;si az
,h;idran ~ Sherwood, Nd, are Elsl ,,,s
nc in this city for two weeks ~
stonninq with Mrs. Anna Soi
a,o e+her ~ Mrs. White, at Seyenteen'
and Tatnsll streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
rniindnlnlnia NIarIses..

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa. June 19.--Wheat. unchanged;
No red ia export elevator eS5aae9c. No. North
ern do. QiaN4l6c; No. Northern 90. 92a92lsc.
Corn unchanged; No. 2 in exportelevator b7a
oats. unsettled. lal1fc lower No. . white
natural 41c. No white clipped, 47u.
Bran easier; winter ia bulk, S-0,50aS2i 00
snring in sacks, so. .d0as2l 90.
Refined sugars unchanged; powdered, g. .s6as s. 90
rfanulated "a 75s4 ~. c0nfectoners a, S4 460asi 65
Keystone A. s. i0a&Ah5
butter ouet prints ic lower; extra Western
creamer u 1le do nearby prints DC.
Eaggs steady; nearby fresh, lec al mark; Western
fresh, lsc at mark.
ers palOo. spring chickens, 2a-8ci ducks, old ei
lie: ducks spring l2al3c; geese, 9al0c.
Dressed poultry, steady, fowls choice, laalflsc,
do lair 10 good, lac, old ROSTERS, Sc; roasting
chickens. choice. 1bc; do. iair TO good, l1liiu;
broilers nearby, 2sa30e, do Western. 25aZsc.
Potatoes steady. choice old per bushcl s0a
sbc; fair 70 good. 7oo9ac.
Flour steady Winter cxtrns, Sj.80aa50; Penn
/ sylvania roller clear, S3.60aS3.15; do stmight,
81 s5asil0 Western winter, clear, s365as3.ei, DO.
/ straight So 9aSi Is. do patent 81 2oaSibQ Kansas
/ Si25: spring. clear S37aSi0Q; do. straight Sil0a
/ sass. do. patent, sli0aiD do. iavorite brands
HAY steady timothy hay No. I, large bales,
Il slq f0 No / small bales sl9. No 2, sllasis; Nos
/ si4a sl4.50; no grade, sil.O9aslSuQ Glover mixed
i hay, No. ], sl550asld.01; No. . sl3.loaeii.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
STOCE MARKET
ACTIVE TODAY
.
In the Opening Dealings There
Was a Smart Rebound From
Yesterdays Depression,
PENNSYLVANIA WAS FEvtRl8H
1t Was Affected by the Con-
clusion of the Negotiation
OF a Loan la Paris.
1rocla,ea ~. pI.nateh 81 spoclal wiroa

Associated pfgss Dispatch pN cptcAl Nife@
Wall Street. New York, June l9 The
trading in stocks at the opening ioday
was excited ana active ai smart re-
bound from Yesterday depression Many
81 the speculative iayorltcs showed Wide
advances. Pennsylvania was especially
affected by the conclusion of the ncgotia-
tion of a loan in Paris. The FIRST sale was
n 100 shares A 1870 3-s. followed by goo
shares at l30l5 and next followed hy
$4,000 shares all the way from l3l 20 1873,
compared with i2Ala last night. Northern
Pacific rose points Anaconqa -tot
Great Northern prcien0d, Z, heauliR
ia4 and Union Pacific, 81. Paul Illinois
Central, Baltimore d bluni Consolidated
Gas Amalgamaied Copper smeiungs
Locomotive Colorado Fuel and hNok-
| lyn Rapid Transit from ! TO l12 There
were many gains OF large lractlqn.
/ Iuterborourh Metropolitan stock, which
| had been pepred at 80 for several days
| past broke Violently through that sup
| port. with decline OF 3ll points on the
enormous offerings.
The rout al the short interest furnished
a good market for profit-taking. lhis
selling wiped out considerable portion
of the opening rise. Anaconda reacted
20. Pennsylvania nj Northern Pacific
/ ~ and st. Paul Reading Great North
ern. preferred, Locomotive and Consoli-
dated Gas I. Renewed purchases on
large scale rallied the market substan'
tally. 81. Paul. Reading and ImoI
Pacific sold fractionally higher than be-
fore, Union paciie's gain reaching
points. Pennsylvania recovered point
10 1914 and became ievensh.
Prices made another advance, witt
conspicuous strength in Reading 81
Paul and the metal stocks. Gain
reached in Lend 81, Anaconda 4 Read
ing and Delaware & Hudson g. Smelling
Q SIS, 81. Paul IA Baltimore q Ohio
; Amalgamated Copper and the Unite
States Steel stocks, Louisville 4 Nash
Vile. Erie, second preferred, and South
ern Pacific /. The successive breaks i
Interborough Metropolitan had an un
settling influence on the rising tendenc
elsewhere That stock sold as low 9
I AZ rs during the second hour Bond
were irregular at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
CHURCH WEDDING.
An tnttresiing Ceremony AZ 81. Mar.
Church This atorninq

MNAfAHNAN AT 81 MuFNaa
Church THIS Morning.
A wedding with nuptial mass vac
sseieorated g IN st. Mary's R.C. Church.
2lAtn and Pine streets, at g. 30 o'clock
tnia morning by Rev. Edward u.
Brady, pastor. The contracting PARTIES
were Miss Anna Coakley of 300 East
sixth street, and James Connell. The
pride was attended by her sister. Miss
Ella Coakley, and best man was ,iosenb
Connell, q brother Of the groom. he
newly welded couple will visit points
IN Pennsylvania.
=, Ihey viii make their home at los
North Rodney str et, this CITY.
wedding breakfast followed the
Wedding, at the residence Of the
orlue mother, Mrs. Eliz ibeth Coax
ley, 2y8 East Sixth street. which was
atteh9ed 10y Rev. Edward l.. Brady.
1nls' Margaret Cassidy, Mrs. Margaret
t-ally, Mr. ami Mrs. Michael Lally.
Aars. William Lally, Miss Mary Coak.
ley' Miss Ruth Coakley, John Coakley,
Joseph Connell, Miss Ida =. Winaisn.
n iss Rose McGovern Of Philadelphin,
N lss Susan Richard Of Philadelphia.
bliss Mary keylor OF Fhiladelnhia.
--'ttA--~ NANANllf IsAMAIA AlHH
nel, Mr.. and Mrs. Mionael Connell.
Miss Mary C1nnell, Frank McGoyern
oi Philadelphia, Mrs. William p.
Mindish, Miss Mary Hare, Miss Sarah
Hare, Miss Annie Conner Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Conner, Miss Mary Con
ner Mss Name Conner, Mr. and Mis-.
John II. Sehl, Mrs. Albert Neumerier.
Mlss Margaret Mears Of Philadelphia,
Miss lice Wibdish, ~ iss Emma Nin.
dish, Mr. and Mrs Philip Traynor,
NJ S. Agnes rraynor, Mrs Josepi
Duffy, Miss Mary Duffy, Miss Mari
Qaalls of New Castle, Miss Cecil;
boyle Of New Castle, Miss Nellie Car
Isle, Mrs. Margaret Mulrooney, Mis-
Mary Lynch, Miss Mary Donohoe, NJ Isl
Katie nonohoe, Michael Conner, Mis-
Margaret Mchugh, Hiss Anna Ford
Hiss Margaret Coleman, Mrs. JON
McCauley, Mrs. John McCaulley, Jr
Mrs. George Walker, Miss Gertrud
Crothers, Mrs. Neidermaier, Mis-
Helen Aeidermaier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
suPREME oouRr ApIouRNs.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening
Dover, June l9-Ihe Supreme Court
Of Delaware. which was to have con-
yened here this morning in semi-annual
session was adjourned Immediately after
the opening by Associate Judge Pcnne-
will until tomorrow morning at 10 o o'clock.
This action was due to the necessary
absence OF Chancellor Nicholson, who IS
away attending The funeral Of his brother
in-law, Christopher Hager, at Marietta,
Pa, and also 81 the inability Of Chief
Justice Lore 20 he here today.
There were few lawyers from a dis
tanee here, the majority having been
notified Of the change
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
SAFE BLOWERS AT WORK


Robbed The Irish-A merioan nan Early
This Morning, 4 tier which They Visited
Nrirhboring Houses aud Probably
Carried on some Wedding Gifts.
Safe blowers had a lively time in
the eastern part of the city early this
morning. They got away with about
SIS and may have carried Of some we'd
ding qifts through which they rum
maged at a house which they visited.
Tie thieves evidently FIRST broke into
the Irish-American Hall, which is on
French street above Sixth. There
they blew open the safe and stole from
81 10 $40. Leaving the hall they went
10 the dwelling No 20l East sixth
street. the home Of Philip Traynor,
which adjnins the hall property, and
secured some money there, probably a
trifie over 80.
From Mr.. Traynor's house they went
to the adjoining property, the home Of
Mrs Elizabeth Coakley, 200 East
Sixth street, but it is not known what
fhev secured there Mrs. Coakley's
dauohter, Elizabeth, was married this
morning and some wedding presents
were IN tho house, having been re-
ceived by the bride yesterday. The
thieves rummaged through them, but
whether they carried any on IS not yel
! known.
The burglars entered each OF the
buildings by prying windows open
and they operated 80 quietly that theii
presence was not detected until people
were stirring about this morning. i
Is believed that dynamite was used II
opening the safe.
When the occupants OF the Slxti
| street houses came downstairs TIM
morning they found things IN con
fusion, showing that several Of tn
rooms In each house had been ran
sacked, and, while looking for q clue
they we're informed Of the robbery q
the Irish American Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
TWO PEOPLE STABLE D.
tas Raault Of hght Among Negroes
ka.iy inis -dolning

Eaiy tnis .Aofning.
As = result o. a fight on Orange street
apote $500 q, this morning, james Rcd
qing, eo.1le,.. is 81 the Homeopathic
Hospital wl,a < deep stab wound IN his
ABDOMEN, which may cause h.s ucaih,
ana Lena Blake is al the police station
with stab wound in her leti breast aud
bad cut in her head She Is nQi sefi-
ously injured. With her head sNathed
IN bandages the woman told Police Cap
tam Evans that a number Of clolored
men spent last night shooting crap at No.
ZIG Orange street, which house is ten
anted by Rodney Lewis The woman
says she has a room ia the third story
OF the house, IN which she keeps an invalid
sister About S o'clock this morning,
she says, tho men went cut together and
got drink. When they returned she
alleged, they eamo to her room, where
an alteration took place She SAID
James Adams stabbed Redding ia the
stomach and somebody else cut her.
The police have James Adams, Rod
I ney Lewis Lola Cooper George Jones
/ and Iona Blake under arrest.
When Adams WAS taken 20 the police
! station he told Capt Evans that he knew
all about the trouble, but did not do any
Of tho cutting
Deed | didn't do none Of the cuttin'
but ! will ;ell you all know about itF
said Adams.
we will haze plenty 20 tell about thl
/ fight without you telling II, replied Capt
I Evans.
The Blake woman was taken 20 th
Homeopathic Hospital in the pa,rro
wagon and her wounds were dressed, aite
which she WAS returned 20 the polio
station She told tho story of the tgh
without any persuasion giving the name
Of those who took part IN il.
James Redding Was SO badly Stable
that the covering Of lis intestincs hun
out of the wound He was in bad phys
cal condition when he was admitted I
the hospital The physicians found tha
the cut was about three inches long, ht
extended into the abdo minal cavity. The
replaced the covering over the intestine
and closed the wound
About I O'Clock Police Captain Eyai
went to the hospital to interview Re,
ding, but found him so stupid that
could get no intelligent answer from hin
Redding did say that Adams cut hlf
but Capt Evans WAS not sure that
knew what he was saying.
At the hospital the doctors think tn
Redding may recover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
GRACE CHURCH EVENTS.

The monthly meeting of the Grace
Auxiliary OF the Womans Home Mis-
sonay Society will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. at the home Of
Mrs. Z. James Belt at which time il is
hoped all members viii be present. The
Darby trolley car passing Tenth and
Market az 2.l0 will reach Bellevue in
time for the meeting.
The Grace Cleaners will hold their
june meeting on Saturday afternoon, at
O'Clock, at Holly Oak, al the home OF
Ms. Benjamin T. Bye, and il is hoped
there will be a full attendance. The 2. 10
Darby trolley car will be convenient.
Special plans for next years work will be
announced,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
ANARCHISTS N PORTLAND.
.Intod - plspatoh by speeIal wIrea.

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Portland, Ore, June Statements
made bv Walter Sealaszkiwcz, former
president Of the Polish National Society,
seem to confirm a recent report that this
CITY harhors an anarohistic society which
oontemplates tho assassination Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Sealaszkiwcz's statements were made
TO the police yesterday, while he was
securing warrants for several members
of his society who, he alleges, attacked
and beat him Sunday night for obieeting
10 an alleged misuse Of the society's funds.
Sealasskiwcs says there are about so
anarchists in the city and they hold regu-
lar meetings at place northeast Of Port
land
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
v7HE STATE TREASURER
,,npaV.GeDaral Richards Gives the
'T,s,, treasurer an Opinion Sustaining
Him lD His Stand.
FaIsl AZURE ACTED ILLEGALLY
passing a Resolution For
thirteen Days Pay,
Ir1fR NAY NOW 60 TO The COURT
n7,,,l.h lo Yvery Eronlng.

Il. p.,paich 70 Eyery Evening.
'norsr June TO- State Treasurer
80 80 \ RaWlins today received from
.,o,psy o'ro General Robert IL. Richards
"rinion 81 regard to paying the mem
If tho Legislature for the recent
I'o;si session, which opinion was re-
80 IN the State Treasurer, before
/ ~oni3 honor the pay warrants pre-
ma IA him by the members.
'Ip his opinion Attorney -Generai
8eb,r5s stated that 1t was the duty
,sa treasurer to consider the ques-
Il whether the Legislature had
H. within its constitutional rights
,assing the resolution providing for
oompsnsation of members and Off
H. for attendance at the special Sos
H. Il had been shown to the treas
" that The special session had com
;.sa only FIVE days OF actual sitting,
es,eas the resolution provided foI
II lar l3 DAYS. Such a resolution
q. clearly unconstitutional, the at
sney general held, and the treasurer
not in duty bound 10 be guided
Acting on the opinion Of the attor
general, Treasurer Rawlins viii
pse 10 honor the warrants presented
4 him Individually by the members
te On Thursday last.
inst what action will now be taken,
assurer Rawlins declines 70 state,
seierrinp to leave it 20 the members
make the next move.
In addition to sending an opinion tG
ste Treasurer Rawlins, Attorney
rperal Richards forwarded a letter t.
ate Senator Artemas Smith Of New
stle county, stating what be haC
h impelied 20 do, as 2 matter o
M, ana suggesting that steps b
ken % have the matter adludicates
the Superior Court of New Castle
nny at its present sitting. III
sred his cooperation with the mem
IS Of the Legislature In bringing Ia
bitter before the court, through
81 stated or by any other steps tha
1t be- deemed advisable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
NEW ELEVATED PRoJEoT.
ID to SWING Around the Properties at
West Etreot

bad to SWING Around the Properties at
West Street,
From present indications. the first
bin over the elevated tracks through
P B & ". railroad station will run
oui September 10th.
New plans, recently prepared, carry
L elevated away from the properties at
/ esi street The plans are still in the
! nas oi the engineers in Philadelphia,
will be brought to this city in few
! v and the work will be started upon
portions of the road which are ineom-
+ fis
The first train over the road will be a
llhbound train and this will be fol-
Ned about a month later by the north
tnd trains.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
THE NEW FAulK ROAD.
Theobald Harsh Awarded the Contract b!
the Levy Court.

lueoDalu AaIhn AWhlutu tAlc 0ohAatt "
the Levy Court
At tho meeting OF the Levy Court this
morning Theobald Harsh was awarded
the contract 10 build the new Faulk road
his bid heing 5000 Tor 99-i00 oi a mile
and $40 600 for % 9-l00 miles. The
other bids were Stewart 4 Donohue
Ss .60045 and So ,276.il; y. Ward
Brown, Sa.0i050 and SOD $3.50.
Relative "a the legality Of an attach
ment laid in the hands Of the Levy Court
by the Delaware Granite and Mining
Co. against Theohald Harsh for 81 300
for stone furnished 70 Mr. Harsh, in the
construction of the extension of the Hares
Corner road, Horace q. Knowles the
court attorney, gave il IS bis opinion
that no such an attachment could lie in
the Levy Court and he cited two cases
where it had been decided. The Levy
Court decided not to take further actor
in tbs matter until the opinion had bcei
reduced to writing BY Mr.. Knowles.
On motion Of Mr. Brown the court ad
journed until next Monday morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
v,,m,nr,on s,ook ouotn,,on..
New York Markets,

Associated Pres Dispatch By Special Wines
New York June ia.--tl0ur. receipts 22.20T bar
rcls. sales $50 barrels steady with dull trade
Wheat receipts 6o00 bushels. siies. 10000
bushels STEADY July. saiantq l5-luc; september,
SSassi4c. December s9isanA S..
Rye dull; No Western. dsc, nominal, (. 0. b.
New York.
Corn, receipts, ls.a75 bushels sales, 5000
bushels Weak July aa sahs sci september
5a sahol4c December asaasi4c.
Beef steady
Pork steady: short clear, si6.7ahlS50.
Lard steady; prime Western, $50. nominal.
sugar, raw, hrm; fair refining 8; centrifugal
96test Si6aS l7-82c, molasses sugar n sci refined
firm; crushed, s540 powdered, Sl.so, gsnulated
&iO.
Petroleum, steady refined, all ports, S7.75aS7. so
Coffee steady, No Rio, 1esc.
Molasscs steady. New orleans, S0aSsc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
srEAMER sTILL AaRoUND.
oIote1 pre-g DI-D1lr6 6r gnecl1l wlres.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
New York, June 10 The italian
steamer Vncenzo Bonnan0, which
grounded on Firo Island bar Sunday,
was living in about the same position
todav' She has heavy list 20 star
board. but. despite the heavy sea which
was running appeared 70 be Testing
quietly. A wreclNing tug was standing
bv waiting for the sea to calm sufficiently
10 permit her to run line to the steamer
This morning Capt. Baker 81 the Point
of Woods Lifesaving Station succeeded
IN placing the skipper and some Of the
crew on board by aid OF the hreeches
buoy. the sea still running too high to
launch a boat The waves were then
breaking over the stranded craft.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
COAL MINES FLOODED.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Mahanoy City, Pa, June l9.-lwelve
collieries in the Mahanoy region, employ
ing about 5000 men and boys, are flooded
as result Of the heavy rain, which has
continued since Saturday last
Workmen were called out of bed last
night to hoist the mules from the mines,
the water having partly submerged the
animals
In several Of the mines the pumps have
been rendered useless by the high water,
and it is thought that il will be a week
before the collieries can be operated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
new YoRK ooTroN MARKET.
ociated press Di.patoh hy -pecini Vines

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York. June l9 Cotton features
opened steady; July, 1850; August, l0.45;
September lO4l; October l040; No
vemher i0.3s; December, lO45; January
10. 4Q: February, 1880. bid; March. 1886
Cotton opened steady at a decline Of
3a5 points, in response 70 lower cables.
Trading became quite active during the
early session, and the market ruled irregu-
lar and unsettled, with July, the leading
feature, declining 20 a net loss OF about
l3 points under liquidation. The market
was a little steadier during the middle Of
the morning, but prices showed little i'm
prOvement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
THE WATSON BILL is
REPORTED FAvoRABLY

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington, June ie.-The House
committee on appropriations today voted
a favorable report on the Watson bill,
authorizing an annual appropriation Of
S5O,O 900 TO pay the travelling expenses Of
the President Of the United States and
such guests as he may invite.
Chairman Iawney was authorized to
call the bill up under suspension OF the
rules. and action probably viii be secured
tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
NoMINATIoNs BY PREsIDENT.

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Washington, June l9.-The President
today sent to the Senate the nominations
of Herbert H. ID. Peirce, now Third As
sistant Secretary Of State, to be envoy
extraordinary and minister pienlpoten-
tiary to Norway and Huntington Wilson
of Illineis 10 succeed Mr. Peirce as Third
Assistant Secretary of State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Mendlnhail school.

The following programme viii be given
the closing exercises Of the Mendlnhall
hocl No %, on Friday morning; Reci-
lhon, Vacation. Ernest Johnson;
o The Violet - Anita Ivory, Rebeeoa
sher Alice Henry; recitation, Bare
n Boy Flora Ninson; chorus, Boat
Song recitation, Barbara Freit-
Anita Ivory; chorus, "Flowers are
coming recitation, "The Daisy,
Peel Black; chorus, "Poppies;" read
class flag drill, class; double quartet
DIeamy Ewes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Associated Press nlspatch by speaal Wires.
Chicago, H., June l9.- Wheat was
steady today July opened shade
lower to l-Salf higher. at 81 - 20 - Is
advanced 70 s3l4 and reacted 70 ~,
July corn eased OIL TO 52
Oats were weak. july sold AZ 4U.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
squaeaad 81 Cars.

Harry Bittner OF Philadelphia, brake
man on the p, B. & " railroad, boarding
at 903 Nandever avenue, this city, was
injured last night by being squeezed
between cars The Phoenix ambulance
removed him to the Delaware Hospital
He was released this morning, having
recovered sufficiently 10 go home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Water Litigation.

Citv Solicitor Townsend expects the
pipe-laying suit to come before the SUI
perior Court next week. This is an action
brought against two men engaged in lay
ing water mains through the city streets
along the right Of way Of the p. B. q w.
railroad. II is said that the men will
make the defence that they have a con-
tract with the railroad company, which
has a right, under its charter, to lay the
rninn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
nennrsrlne From an Iniury.

Joseph Abbott, who has been on a
vacation of a month, has resumed charge
III fbe elevator of the p, B. & w. railroad
office building During his absence MT.
Abbott was under treatment Tor an M
Jury sustained while brakeman on the
railroad several years ag0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Waron strnck hv a main.

Ons Of the rear wheels Of a wagon was
iu& hy freight engine at the New
sue avenue crossing OF the Edge Moor
l'oF oi the P. B. & ". railroad, yester-
" and the wheel was wrecked. The
In9pant oi the wagon, John F. Barlow
Rose Hill was uniniured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-19
Nav 81 Rsnairsd Hera

y vas reported this morning that the
|achants 4 Miners steamship Essex,
|lsA was burned at Baltimore, last
| |tS Will probably be brought to this
a9a repaired at the plant Of the Har-
holllngsworth Co.