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i'hiiadelphia Markets.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa. June i5-Wheat re higher
No red IN export elevator n9isaaoc. NO North
ern do, oia9io' No 2 Northern do. .9Ae3lfc,
Coui firm; No 2in export elevator ,hsao8c
Oats. firm; lSc higher No. 2 white natural,
46ltc, No. 2 while clipped, i6ifc,
Bmn, firm winter IN bulk, sll.ooas2l.b boi spring
In sacks e2l.ooas2l.hQ.
Refined sugars, firm, powdered s4.s5asl.90i
granulatod ei76asi so, ooniccioners A, si6oasi6bi
Keystone A, HiQasloo
Butter steady; extra Western creamery, 2lci do.
nearby prints. Pc.
Eggs. iirm; nearby fresh, lsc at mark; Western
fresh lee.
Live poultry, steady; fowls liaflfc old Ioost
ors aalOc. spring chickens, 20a2ac ducks old ia
i2c. ducks spring, l3al3lac; gccsc, loailc,
Dressed noulty firm fowls. choice, 1856
do. fair to good, lac; old roostcrs Sc; roasting
chickens. choice 15c DO. fair 20 good l2alic
hroilers. nearby. 1saa0c' do Western. 25n1sc
Potatoes easier choice old per bushel, eoa
65c fair 70 good, 70al1c.
Flour firm.
Hay, steady,
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THE BRADLEY INCIDENT.
Special Meeting OF the Union Republican
Committee Called Presumably TO Con
slider It.


Special Meeting Of the Union Republican
COMMITTEE Called Presumably to Con-
slider It.
A call was issued this morning for
special meeting OF the Union Republican
CITY Committee TO be held next Monday
evening, one object being, it is under
stood, to consider the incident involving
the sudden termination of the term Of
Office OF Magistrate Bradley. What the
committee intends 20 do in the matter
is not known, but il is said that il will
probably make an effort TO obtain infor-
nation as 10 why Bradley's name was
not sent TO the Senate for confirmation.
When Mr.. Bradley was seen in regard
10 the matter today he declined 20 discuss
the call for the special meeting, although
admitting that a call had been issued.
He said. however that be expected TO
seek an interview with Governor Lea in
order TO make inquiry as 70 why he had
been dropped; whether there were any
charges against him.
Mr.. Bradley deniend that he went 70
Dover for the purpose OF endeavonng TO
prevent the confirmation by the Senate
/ Of some other appointees TO office. lie
said he went there 10 make inquiry as "a
whether his name had been sent to the
senate and in the course Of this inquiry
interviewed Senators Conner, I. c. Moore
Sparks and Others. ..
Relative TO the report that the lis
sent 10 the Senate for confirmation die
not contain the name Of Magistrate Terr-
Of New Castle, who was appointed II
recess. Governor Lea said this morninl
that he was not aware Of the omission
tbe inference being that if Mr.. Terry
name was omitted It was an oversight, j
which' event, it is thought, If he was no
confirmed he will probably be reappointeo
Several people have been mentlone
for appointment 10 succeed Magistrat
Bradley. one Of those mentioned bein
Henry c. Robinson.
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DEPARTMENT STORE CASHIER
HELD FOR EMBEzzLEMENr
Auoolaied Pros Dlsnntoh BY special Wines

Philadelphia, Pa, June l5.--Charged
with embezzlement, Fred r. Gilpin,
cashier In q large department store, WAS
TODAY held in bail for trial. II is charged
that his alleged peculations will amount
10 $1,000. Ho was arrested by store
detective and through him was given
the firms promise that II he made full
restitution he would not be prosecuted.
Gilpin agreed to this proposition and
the detective took S0l from him. Later
the prisoner made a charge OF larceny
AGAINST the detective, and as a result the
charge against the cashier will be pressed.
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slu aslemorlam.

In loving remembrance Of our beloved wife ans
mother. Mary r. Gross, who departed this lil
June 18th, 1905.
Death has robbed us of our mother,
OF the one we loved 80 we'll,
Taken from this world oi sorrow
Safely home with Him 10 dwell.
Gone from Garth yes gone forever.
Tear dimmed eyes shall gaze In vain.
We shall hear her voice. oh. never.
Never more on earth again.
Home Is sad, on God how droay,
Lonesome. lonesome every spot;
Listening for her voice till weary;
Weary for we hear it not.
God of love send down some token
From the spirit world above
That the hearts all crushed and broken,
May be healed by heavenly love,
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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oYFrR FOR PARK LAND.
park Board TO Make a Tender to Owner
OF Clayton Street Tract.

Park Board 10 Make Tender 70 owner
OF a clayton Street Tract.
A special meeting Of the Board Of Park
Commissioners was held this morning, az
the City Hall, at which, as a result OF Of
nrior action taken by City Council, II
was decided to make an offer OF s5,oOO
IN Thomas Green for an L-shaped tract
land adjoining Brandywine Park, having
a frontage Of 10 feet on Gilpln avenue
and rs feet on Clayton street.
NEGOTIATIONS have been opened by the
hoard with the Lea Milling Co.; Tor q
trsde in Brandywine Park at latnall
street street whereby, through the. elimln1atlo,in,
of bend in the Lea race; the PARK VII
ACQUIRE some land that will be useful N
exebanee for which it will give equal
srsa which Is now Of little use, the Lea
~ S,s" dsedinp the present right Of way oi
NE race 10 the city and the city deedinl
a new right Of way for the race. Al 10
dav's meeting authority was given OF
me- mart Of the board, TO have the aM,t M
tornevs representing the city and TN tn'
COMPANY draw up the necessary papers
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ooMMIrrEE rAKEs uR suRIEor.

Washington, June l5-An informal
conference Of those members Of the
House committee ON agriculture whose
voters authorized the report on the SUBJ
stitute Meat Inspection bill, 20 which
President Roosevelt objects, was begun
at II 80 o'clock today.
No regular meeting Of the committee
had been called, and Il Is understood that
the Presidents objections will FIRST be
considered in detail by the members
iavoring the substitute in an informal
manner before committee action will he
attempted. Minutes Of the informal
session will be made by an Official stenog-
rapher.
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pAssENeERs PILEp M A HEAP.
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Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
New York, June l5.-Seven persons
were injured in a collision between two
street cars near the Manhattan end OF
Williamsburg bridge, today.
The leading car, crowded with pas
senrers, was delayed at a switch when
Inc cars following crashed into 1t, smash-
inc every window in both cars, piling
the passengers in heap on the floor and
cutting them with broken glass.
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GREW PROBABLY LOST.
Disastrous Results Of Explosion on a
Gasoline Schooner.

DlHuAWONa Aohuila OF AANAuA4A va
Gasoline Schooner.
Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Seattle, WASH, June l5,-rhe gasoline
schooner Argus Is burning 80 miles OIL
Destruction Island and, according to
Capt. Bridget OF the steamer Asuncioni
a Pacific Oil Co. Line steamer, it is
not likely the crew viii ever be heard from.
Capt. Bridget thinks the crow were
blown up in an explosion which caused
the fire. He says he went alongside tho
Argus and at the time the vessels hull
and bow were burned away.
The Argus was bound from Puget
Sound 10 San Franciaco with a cargo Of
$50 900 feet Of lumber. She was owned
by the Pacific Ship Co. Of San Francisco.
Another point mentioned by Capt.
Bridget which seems 10 indicate that the
crew perishod in an explosion is that the
lashings on the boat had not been touched
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Deaths.

BuRNETT-on June iith, 1905, Rehecca j., widow
OF Augustus A. Burnett IN her nth year
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited
70 attend the funeral services az her late residence
Cenueville. Del, on sunday, June llthi az 2
o'clock. lnterment az Longwood, Pa.
WAY-suddeniy, In this city, on June i4ih 1906
Edwin a Wav In bis 6i year
Funeral from the residence Of his nephew Samuel
r Way near Centreville, Del. Services at the
house saturday afternoon. June 10th, az o oclock.
Interment az Centre Mcetinghouse. Friends ot
the family are required 10 attend the funeral with
out further notice.
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Nn,r. .Ynrk nInrkcls.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
New York June i5.--Flour. receipts 1880 bar
fcis. saies. 40 barrels Firm but slow. Winter
stInighit, s3 e0ail0
Wheat receipts 1900 bushels snlos. ]. 900 300
bushels Higher July s9i tas0 li-ldc; september,
ssi.nssisr December Sg' as9 ltlnc.
Ryc dull 80. . Western, hsci 20 b New York.
Corn, receipts, so .l25 bushels duh and without
tunspOriaiious.
Rect steady
Pork steady.
Lard. quiet prime Western, $3.50.
sugar raw firm; fair refining, 3 centrifugal
aGtcst, las i7.3ac molasscs sugnr2'sc refined
firm crushed, s5.f0' powdered taso gnnuiated
$40
Petroleum. steady; refined, all ports, s7.75as7 so
Coffee quiet; No. Rio, I3ac.
Molassos steady. New Orleans aQaSoc.
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TO REAPPoIST JESTER.
The Assistant Postmaster Win be ne
instated Tomorrow.

NJ. Howard Jester, who resigned the
assistant postmastership OF Wilmington
on May ODD, for the purpose OF taking
his seat in the Legislature at the special
session, having been elected a Repre-
sentative az the last election, will be re-
inslated as assistant postmaster tomorrow.
The papers were made out today and
will be sent to Washington tomorrow 10y
Postmaster Conrad The new appoint.
ment dates from June 10th.
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Don't forget the Hibernian Knights
nicnic 10 be held at Bavarian Park on
Saturday afternoon and evening Prizes
given for Irish reel and jig dancingi also
q bowling mstch--a tug Of war between
tbe Hibernian Knights and Division No.
A. O. HF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15
Barge Launched.

The large grain barge, built at the yards
of the American Car and Foundry Co,
for Paxson & Co. OF Philadelphia, was
launched last evening and this morning
was towed TO the wharves OF the Pusey x
Jones Co.. where the latter frm at once
began installing the machinery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15
BEST SHOT IN THE ARMY.
In SLOW Fire, Timed Fire and skirmiha
Fire He Made a Record Of a6.33,

Fire He Made a Record Of ao.53,
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Washington, June l5.-Ihe complete
records Of rifle, pistol and carbne firing
of the United States army for 1908, which
have Just been published, show Abraham
Hill, a sergeant In the lwenty-iourth
Infantry, stationed in the Department OF
Dakota. 10 be the best shot in the army.
The percentage of possible shots made
by him on slow fire, timed fire and s1ir-
mish fire was S6.33. The three others
at the head of the list after him We've;
Capt. Rufus Il. Longan, Eleventh ln-
fantIy, Department OF Missouri, 80, II;
Sergeant William A. Cantren Fifth In
fantrv. S467; Otto S. Hahn, Sergeant
in Second Calvary, Department OF luzon,
Sl.6I.
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panisl Rnrtnn R.nnr.rinr.

PANEL Burton Of Nillsboro, deputy
's!ss5etor Of internal revenue, who became
i.1lenly III in this city on Wednesday,
"a. ia recovered sufficiently yesterday after
..on 10 60 10 his home.
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COrSefS for
Summer Wear

An excellently made cool
and comfortable tape or
girdle corset for Saturday.
is only goo a pair. usually sell for
35c, but we bought in quantity.
Also, a full line of the popular
h. q G., Warmers, Memo, Royal
Worcester and Hendersons; also
the +. p. and Ferris
Have YOU seen the new princess
Corsets2" No front clasp aud no
back lacing TO show through
your thin dresses. Ask 20 see
these new creations, for $3.50,
at the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15
MarrIaass.

pUNLAP-JONEs-On Thursday. June i4th. 1906,
by Rev. W. r D. Lewis Francis Drake Dunlap
and Adeline Jones, both OF Wilmington, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15
Pearl Buttons
SC Dozen.

Very pretty buttons Of
good quality pearl, just
the thing for your shirt
waist.
a complete linooi Unsatisfactory
kind of buttons, from these 90
ones up 10 the Si.25 ones. For
cheap fancy button you'll have
hard work TO beat ours at l0c
and i2c.
A. the same counter. Diamond
tip shoe laces, white or black
Zoe. black or tan, &C..
Dress Shields The shirtwaist prob
lem Is solved when you can buy
good shields At Sc pair. Others
up to i1o a pair.
Tape colto nor linen, in all
widths, from 90 up.
Hooks and Eyes, lcto l0ca card,
in white and black,
Pin Cubes, ,"handy hings TO have
about the house. filled with all
black, black and white and all
white pins, Sc and l0c,
Notions. frat floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15
ROW co.
Special Saturday Sale
Sl.15 Wash Boilers, 75C

These Boilers are extra quality;
large size; square ends; black
enameed riveted handles; XXX tin
with double weight steel bottoms.
Weight Of boiler 6f pounds.
Good 81. .25 value, Saturday. ay...........,... Zoo
Window Shades oil Opaque Doc grade, o.
soturdny.......s.s.-. .s-....s ..ssss -'e
Hammocks. iO faot long, 3 inch valance,
complete with pillow and brass end
spreaders; close weavei very special
Rof,issrstos. ''White Mountain , cold,
dry air kind; hard wood 20 and
100 pounds capacity value $40 ana -
SO: choice Saturday y.....sssss-sssstosvv
China Mating; extra close and heavy
value $40 roll of 40 yards satur. 90
day Der rolL......s.s.-...s.. .--s|o''o
Gas Stoves; burner, % Inches long,
~ inches wida inches high hush
closed topi wood keys; regularly
$3.50, Saturday ...ss'-'-:s el'po
Cooking Pots; Blue steel enameled,
seamless; 4 quart sizei regularly
Zoe, Saturday.. .....'.. ,es....si.. ''e
Ice Tongs galvanized eteeli satutuay q,
pair.,............-....' ....,.'..,o "
/ Frv Pans; heavy wrought steel lO
! inchos; regularly 3Oc, at............ LOO
Rraed and Oake Knives ecalloped edge
fuil size; Saturday half price, ior.'loc
Ssc Table Tumblers, oOc.
This IA the star bargain in Table ium-
blers. Thin lead blown glass beau
tifi new white acid etching In straw
berry or neat floral wreath. Don't
fnl 10 see them. Good Soc values
Saturday per dozen.,,...........'. QUO
SI2 Dinner Sets, $3.50.
Moatly by the best English makers;
Neat border sprays and full gold q,
treatment; 100 pieces satutoay'''''so'o'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15

The intense itching caused ny eel'oln a ~,
a,saasss ns of the skin is speedy aliayea ny
Glenn Glenn sulphur Soap, which entirely 2 cs1 sS.
n,e Moves every species Of eruption, % pss- heo
fsctly safe. and far cleaner ana inoi7 sNs'
live than any ointment. uu,,s Hair Dive
Ladies Of forty who use hiii . H'A -
seem ten years younger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15

oculist Examination for Glasses
without charge. Cubberly, SPA Markets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15
New York Ouointiona.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
New York June i5-rhe stock market opened
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1rn1sLAroRs, PAY.
state Treasurer Undecided as 70 "na' 'ne
members Should Receive.

state Treasurer Thomas, n. ha%lllls slL " "
,nJec;ded AS 10 the pay the member, o. Q,
u,,uef,,, .l oa;slafure are entitled to for their
sl'r snr,;ces during the special session; -.
seit,teS ktsoTney- uS General Robert II. Richards
- boen asked to give an opinion on the
,e,,"r ,las ~" which he will do in a short time
''''1'rs treasurer Rawlins does not know 10Y.
.tatIar bo should pay the members 81
MilI''ie' VIZ &C. I've DAYS service or SOB for Il
eacn 5 ~, ,,.h;cb would be from the time th'
Ilass a,rre convened until it adiourne,s
Yesterday, the Sundays being ueuu''su
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15

A great many suits this
week. Not a customer came
into the store who was not
pleased with his purchase
and was a couple of dollars
in pocket than if he had
bought somewhere else.
We have the largest lines
of serge suits in this city,
some full lined, some hall
lined, some without any
lining, some with vests,
some without vests, double
breasted and single breasted
for stout men and slim men
as we'll as for regular size
men; blues, blacks and
greys. All our serges are
dependable, $3.50, $40,
sIa, $3.50, SIS.
Our lines Of fancy worst
eds suits in light and dark
shades are just as good.
4 Hundreds Of suits are being
sold every week and hun
dreds Of others are coming
in. taking the places Of the
suits sold-beauuiul new
styles in today, $40, sI2,
$3.50, SIS.
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ChiIdren'S Lace
Stockings

Clfff0FCH - LaCC
Stockings
in all colors. A splendid
summer stocking in sizes
4 to o. Regularly I5c.
Saturday they go for i2l6o pair.
Another shipment of those special
lace hose, in black only, for
ladies; an unusually strong lace
stocking. all sizes; the l9o NUM-
bor for ~ i-2c pair.
ChHdreH'S ROmpers
protect the underelothes
and outer clothes and are a
comfortable, sensible
garment for little boys and girls
to turn somorsaults in. One piece,
of blue chambray, huttoned up
the back, trimmed with red
braid; sizes, ? to 6 years,
SOC each
Fresh New Arrivals
(at the Ribbon COHHlerD
Our stock has been bright
ened up and replenished
with the arrival OF New
Dresdens in beautiful
colorngs, 6 inches wide, elegant
quality; the SOC ribbons for 3Oc:
Plenty more white ribbon in all
sizes, for Saturday. selling.
A couple OF trays Of ribbon REM
nants. in an colors, 2c, Sc, l2c
and zoe a yard fraction OF their
real value.
Here's "a good place TO buy RIB
bons. for we're selling them fast
and that means a fresh stock,
Ribbons. iirsi door.
Peter Pan Collars,
with white. blue or red
ties. A dressy collar for
a comfortable style Of
waist.
The last Of those embroidered
and lace stock collars for Sat
urday viii go for
DC each.
First hoor.
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w. Fl. Smith&CO.
Successors 10
VIM. B. Sharp & Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS.

open Saturday EgeHiNg Unhl
$50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15
ChHdreH'S ROmperS
protect the undercIothes
and outer clothes and are a
comfortable, sensible

garment for little boys and girls
to turn somersaults in. One piece,
Of blue ohambray, huttoned up
the back, trimmed with red
braid; sizes, ? to 6 years,
SOC each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-15
in all colors. A splendid
summer stocking in sizes
4 to 8. Regularly I5c.

Saturday they go for l2l6c pair.
Another shipment Of those special
lace hose, in black only, for
ladies; am unusually strong lace
stocking. all sizes; the l9o NUM-
Der for ~ i-2o pair.
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Do your shopping Satur-
day morning-It's cooler
then-and we close the
store in the afternoon.

Saturday afternoons our employees
are enjoying Themselves. Away
from the hot, dusty city. Some of
them visiting friends in the coun-
try-some seeking rest and quiet
in our many beautiful canyons
some knee deep in the roaring
mountain torrent, Turing the speck-
led beauties from their cool re-
treats. while others are enjoying a
refreshing bath in the Great Salt
Lake All are storing up strength
and energy to carry them through.
another week,
The beauty Of the Saturday af-
ternoon holiday is that another day
remains in which TO rest.
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John VI. amidst the salutes of the
assembled warships, including those of
Brazil, Germany and Argentina.
On landing Mr.. Root was welcomed
by Gen. Rio Branco, the Brazilian For
eign Minister, as the representative of
President AlveZ 4 reception WAS then
held beneath Il floral arch at the land
ing place, which was surrounded by
troops and many thousands. of cheering
people.
Gen. Branco Welcomes,
Secretary Root was welcomed in a
brief address by Gen. Rio Branco, who
spoke of the advantages of Pan
American alliance, Ar enormous pro-
cession composed in part of cavalry,
carriages, police and lancers, escorted
Secretary Root through the streets TO
the historical Abrantes palace. The
palace has been given over to the oc.
cupaucy Of Mr.. Root and his party,
through the courtesy of the Silva fam
lily. Here the Americans were greeted
by throngs of students and citizens
who enthusiastically applauded
speeches by Secretary Root. Embas-
sador Nabuco and American Embas-
sador Griscom. The latter. who spoke
in Portuguese. made hit with his
audience, Secretary Root and Embas-
sador Grlscom visited President AlveZ
at ) clock this afternoon.
Secretary Root was given banquet
this evening by thirty Of the rsust
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RECEPTION IS GIVEN
SECRE ETARY ROOT
Americas Representative Is
Enthusiastically Welcomed
at Rio JaneirO.

RIO DE JANEIRO, July 27,-Thc
United States cruiser Charleston, with
Secretary Root on board, entered the
harbor from Bahia at clock this
morning and was salutod with nineteen
guns from the forts. The American
Embassador, Mr.. Griscom, and the Bra
lillian ambassador to the United States,
SenOr Nabuco, went on board the
Charleston at $780, which was soon
surrounded by hundreds of noisy
launches and ferry boats crowded with
people anxious to greet the American
Secretary of State The latter and his
family, accompanied by Senor Nabuco.
landed in the thirty-oar royal barge
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NEW CRUISER is GOOD
government Test Of the Milwaukee Is
Entirely Satisfactory.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal. July 27.-The
protected cruiser Milwaukee fulfilled all
requirements OF the Government in her
four hour stralghtaway run OF 100 miles
out to sea today. The start was made
at a. m, southwest down the Santa
Barbara channel, A full speed had been
gained thirty miles off shore when the
test run began at S;16 o'clock, The en-
CINE revolutions for four hours averaged
per minute 140.2S, The required revolu-
tions were 1854. The speed for four
hours was 22,216 knots average. Twenty
two knots were required, The highest
speed for fifteen minutes was 22.5 knots,
The test was completed shortly after
noon With turning, backing and helm
tests, all of which were satisfactory. TO
the inspectors and builders. The return
run at l5,5 knots brought the Milwaukee
into port at p. M, conveyed by the tor
pedo boat destroyer Paul Jones.
Admiral Goodrich of the fleet sails for
Puget sound tomorrow The milwaukee,
viii proceed TO San Francisco 10 receive
her armament and equipment before she
goes into commission In command OF
Capt. Cove.
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inspection stations are directed to notify
The municipal authorities OF the charac-
ter Of the inspection and to cooperate
with such authorities in preventing the
entry of condemned meat or othor pro-
ducts into the local markets. One OF the
important provisions OF the regulations
is the following definition;
United States inspected and passed.
This phrase shall mean that the car
casses. parts of carcasses, meats. and
meat food products so marked are sound,
hcalthful. wholesome and contain no
dyes, preservatiycs. chemicals or ingre-
dients which render meat or meat food
products unsound. unhealthful unwhole-
some, unc1caD .or unfit for human food