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NO WEDDING BELLS FOR Her
Julia Fleming Unable to Keep En-
gagement with Mr.. McCsbe.
Bail for $4,000 Not Forthcoming in
Case Of Woman Accused of
LibeIinE Frank Gould.

New York July 25.-Julia Fleming.
Who has confessed that she was II &
scheme to manufacture false testimony
against Frank J Gould n the suit for
divorce brought against him by his
wife. was not married to-day. The
principal reason was that she was not
able 10 get bail
It has been understood that the bail
OF $1,000 would be reduced with the
consent Of the district attorney, but
this was not done.
She said that she was against being
married in the Tombs. and that her
prospective husband, Richard McCabe.
who is employed BY the Fuller Con-
struction Company. was doing all he
could TO get bail for her
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
TWO-STEP APPROVED.

Congress OF Dancing Teachers Likes
"Hinwatha" Glide.
Berlin. July 25.-The two-step was
accorded place OF special honor at
the first International congress Of dane
cling teachers, which opened here this
week.
An American dancing master gave
an opening lesson to the congress by
initiating large international class
Into the mysteries OF the two-steD. 10
the strains OF .-Hiawatha."
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
BROTHER CHARLEY" AsPIREs
Ohio Editor Said TO BE n Candidate
for the Senate.

New York. July 25.-CharIes P. Taft.
the Brother Charley who has financed
". H. Taft's Presidential campaign, IS
& candidate for the United States Senate,
according 70 a Cincinnati special TO the
New York World.
Not Joseph B. Foraker, the special
said. nor Theodore E Burton, nor Gov
Harris, nor former Gov. Herrick 3s TO
be the Senator from Ohio.
II Is to be Charles P. Taft.
He, the men who has raised the funds
70 place bis brother IN the Presidential
cnairt has not yet openly announced his
ainolt1on- II IS known only 70 his per
sonal friends; not even the politicians
have been taken into his confidence.
But the Senatorship Is TO be his reward
II any one except Foraker Is to be re-
turned by the next legislature.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
VISITS OIL KINGS FRIEND.

Judge GrOsscuP Guest OF Henry W.
Bishop, Millionaire.
Pit-sfeld. Mass. JLiy Z.-JudEe Peter
: Grosscup, chief justice OF the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals OF Chi
cago. who reversed The S2s.OO0.000 nne in
posed by Judge lands on the STANDARD
OIL Company. arrived here this evening
he Is visiting with Henry ". Bishop.
the Chicago millionaire. Bishop Is one
Of the best friends socially oC the stand
ard Oh king. John D. RockeselIer.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
MISSIONARY HITS MAN.
Says Act Is Revenge for Insult TO
Woman Vow in Africa.


Srerisl % The Washington Head
Charlottesville. Va. July E.-R ".
Holsiager. vice president OF. Charlottes-
viue's city council. was attacked IN his
studio last evening by Dr. J. 5 Derr. OF
Boston
Dr.. Der is a missionary. and has been
working IN South Africa. He lately re-
turned. and received a letter from a
woman IN South Africa who says she was
rudely treated by Holsiager while IN his
studio He came TO demand an expiana-
ton.
Holsinger SAYS he was attacked from
the rear and without cause.
Dr.. Derr refuses 20 give the name OF
the young woman. and declares that he
first smaeked Holsiuger. the fght follow
ing. Both men were arrested and hailed
for court TIE affair has created a sen
safion-
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Norman Mack Democratic Chairman.
l-Taft Reaches Cincinnati. Is a Hero.
Hearst Not a Candidate
1-Panic in Philadelphia Theater-
Railroads Fight New Law
S-BonHle May Lead Rebels.
-Deed Girls Friends Hoot Police
4-Turks Doubt Sultan-s Sincerity
5-LOrd Cromer Fears War with Germany.
S-Leaders Do Not Write TO Hughes
S-Hitchcock Sees Leaders in Chicago
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TAFT PULLS BABY
FROM UNDER CARS
0hiOan Saves Life on Reach
ing Cincinnati.
GREETED BY BROTHER
Senator Foraker Will Not Be
There Tuesday.

ROOseveIfs Opponent Writes He
VIII ''Be Out of the state"-SOme
Question ns TO Harmony mt Open
Ing of Campaign IN the Common
Part IN Notification Day Exercises.
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THE SAVING OF THE NERVES.

Oh. Molly. dear. and did You hear
The news that's EUiu' roun-f
They're bound 10 make -hfs Capital
Into a uoisclcss -cwu-
The babies dare not c-y al night.
Nor msu iate regeis keep:
Ard when the dark gives way 70 dawn
he sTa--cws must not eaesp-
The c1ppsrs have rhei- orders nov
s-raiELr frlU STlFesceE's pcn-
A caterwaul must lJt be heard
Within a bluecaar's kel
They -e Eci-' % rubbe---ire the cas-.
And uad the horses feet
Ard there z be 10 more singing from
Ihs tuuefgl. bli,hc nosEeet.
j. c. P.
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New Yorker Is Democratic
National Chairman.
Mr.. BRYAN IS PLEASED
Gov. Haskell, of Oklahoma, Sc
lected Treasurer.
UREYWOODSONSECRETARY

Peace Caps Meeting Of Big Party
Leaders in ChicagO-Tammany
Hall SurTenders to the Eebraskan.
Means that Murphy VIII Keep
Hands Of During This Fail.
Real Victory Falls to William
J. Conners, Of Bufalo-Confer-
ence Is Productive Of Results.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
NOISELESS TOWN
IS POLICE EDICT
Maj. Sylvester Issued the
Orders Last Night.
CATS WILL BE CHOKED
Backyard Serenades and the
~GrOwler" Are Doomed.

Even Crying Babes Must Be Ready
with Good Excuses or Arrests May
Be Their Portion at the Hands of
the Bicycle SOUND of This Noise
less-IOwn-to-be - Hard on MIX
Wagons and Other Vehicles.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Show-
ers to-day and tomorrow; light
to fresh easterly winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
PRESIDENT.EIECT DIES.
DR.. Fernando GunshaIla, of Bolivia,
Passes Away.

Ia Pszs Bolivia July 25.-Fernando
Guasaalia, once minister from this re-
pubEe TO the United States. and who
WEE elected 70 the presidency Nay 4
last. died here to-day, after a brief H.
Dess.
senor ousshala was 70 have as
sumed the presidency IN succession TO
President AoEtes on August Il.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Chstnsn q he Denoc-ztic National
Connittee-Norzaa z Mack. q New York.
editor q tie B1-1aIo Tlnes.
vice cAairuzn-T L Hal. of Ssb-zzkz.
peTsonsl rrprsssntztiTe q william J. Bryzn-
Treas=rs--Gov. c. y. Haskell. q Ola
bona
Se=ets--U1ey Woodson. q Kent1sky,
siitor q the Ovsnsbo-0 EnIuirsr.
sszgsaut-ae4-z-CoL JoEa L 8Ia-tf1. q
s. Louis
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DaItiners and Return. s1z5,

Every Saturday and Sunday All train,
both ways, both days, except Royal TJ1lt
tied City Offices. iii G st. and 90 "a
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
LOCAL.

1-Sylvester Orders Noiseiess Town.
2-West Point Cadets Are Dismissed
2-Welcome Planned for Rifemen-
2-Epidemic OF Thievery Continues.
2-Teiegraph Operator Victim OF Robbers
5-Nstional Guard Goes into Camp.
5-PresiGent Rebulles CoUrt-martiaI
l2-Boy Starts for Fortune on Wheel
l2-Judge Bentley Dies in Maine
12-Criticism on the Handling OF Mix.
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Notice 20 cas Coaaunr--

The pressure in The gas mains VII be
materially reduced on Sunday, July 81
between 3 q N. and II O. n for TIE u,sr-
post OF making connections at the corner
pf New jersey avenue and st NV
Washington Gas Light Company.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

SI.25 to Baltimore and Return
To-day via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26
sII niagara FaIIs Excursion, July 81,

Special train Standard o0sohes aad par
ms Va Phiadslphla and LeAiEh W VIaiiesy
route Labersl stopoTeF6 returning, T.ok-
cts good Feturning withia ffteen days,
Cheap side trips from Niagara Other
dates August Il and y. September Il, Oc-
tObeP 2
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Active After NIehtfnII.

These details VII be especially active after nigh.
far with 4 TisE Of keeping down disorder. prevent
ias excessive speeding. AID ether v!olstiozs q II
bicycle and motor Tasulatiozs and kesplrg dow,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

sumUcE sPeeiaf-5Oe for Ferns
WoTth l5e end 81. 9lackfstone. I4th and e
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Ceiling (beEdea1, RI,50 Per 100 ~,
FEs2k k42esy1S cfh. sth 81 sEa d, z aYR
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Edge Grain GeorEiu Flooring $40
Per 10 feet LihbeE & CO.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

100000 Feet Edge GzzTa Georwsa
Flooring neY CO hspd. Libby 3 Ce,
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S31.5O St Louis and Return.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, JULY 81 70
August 2: valid for return TO August 10.
Consult agents.
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Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
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The 8osteIa Has Dropped Out
p lEzess prices, Lsbbsy e Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

Fraak 4besy 4. Co. fsA ss.-aHd n. Z. EYsr
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Eisss issss dEs e. s,fBIfii s ss Z So va A.
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Lowest Lumber Prices In Year,.
Frank Libbsy < Co, eth-st. and \. = ave.
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FIRE CRY STARTS
PANIC IN THEATER
False Alarm Causes Mad
Break for Exits.
QUAKER AUDIENCE IN RUSH

Boys and Girl. Fight for Chance to
Get Down Ladder that Was Not in
Positioa-Car Conductors Quick
Wit saves Disaster at the Peo-
pies TheateF-Terror in Street
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sa1so St Lo

Continued on Page s, Column 8.
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Evening journal., 1908-01-06
FoRAKER.TAFr FIGHT.

G IMPORTERS OF Secretary OF War TAFT III
- Ohio are not fearful OF the opposition OF
Senator Foraker, who has undertaken TO seize 'ne
Ohio delegation to the next national convention.
For while the Foraker boom made great deal
of noise but this was when there was some doubt
regarding the attitude OF the President towards
the nomination The boosting OF Foraker at hrst
was a club with which the opponents OF the
President sought to cripple him. Since even the
political opponents Of the President became con-
yinced that he had no idea OF departing from his
declaration regarding the third term that he made
after the last election, there has been great re-
viva OF Foraker sentiment, which is usually
manufactured to suit the demand
The friends OF Taft, however, are cunning for
Foraker with a weapon loaded with the largest
kind Of shot They have won their first skirmish,
The primaries are to be held and the voters of
Ohio viii have an opportunity to express their
presidential preference between the senator and
the Secretary of War The Ohio committee de-
cded on the primaries, despite the opposition Of
the friends Of Foraker. 1t is we'll that the Taft
men have taken this course. The opponents OF
the secretary declare that he cannot control
Ohios delegation to the next national convention.
This point should be settled early The primaries
will show the strength of Taft in his own State,
and they will also solve the mystery that has sur
rounded Foraker. The primaries will decide
whether Foraker is "bluffing" or whether he "has
the goods"
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
Personal and Pertinent

Mark Twain is The most interesting character in
Anercnn literature today and has more oney out
OF IL thn any other author said A. S. Swanson rem
resentatve OF of the great publishing houses "IJe
hVes Just around the from place and so we
gee MIN very often lie is happy as when tell
lns story am Is OFTEN seen doing in group Of
eongemal spirits He telling me that recently
ne Went INTO the sales department our house ana
"ens a.trsetea oy particular book asked the price
-Four dollars said. the clerk
Well, now, said Mr.. Clemens I am a neU,spaner
writer Don't get a discount for thatp
Certainly, replied the obligng clerk
for thalr 80 ss' something on
Yes aid the clerk. you get discount for that.
., am am also an author Don't come in on the au-
" Yes ,ar;, siri you get the authors discount
Yes sir, the clerk returned ~
Now, c)ntirued Mr. Clemens would like to st,to
uas l ann samuel Clemens Does that fact ente me to
~ does said the clerk after a moments hesitation
Ihst a s sood' replied the author; now how much do
we owe you 50 cents said the clerls"-washinston
college boy. shabbily dressed applied 70 the sors
men sn o. sheep camp one fall day for employment
he foreman looked him over somewhat critically and
on, dont know much about ranch ,,,rl- h,,. r -,
1, 20 pe 9 the track at college and some" re-
Well over on that hillside and run those sbooo
@ INTO me corral and then wel see what we can do for
The boy gone a long time but eroll,. .
ara reported to the foreman 0u
- -" YOU tet 1aein All ing asked the boss as he look
breath N'"0"iol out OF
~ ne sheep were no trouble, but the lambs were So
--.e tney look most OF the time, finally succeed
s' IN eSuns utn IN too said the boy, proudly
lambs lanlhs!" repeated the foreman: "vbv tbero
arSnt any lelnos; you must be crazy"
Just come down 10 the corral and see for ,,o,ts,.
said the youth 0 -0i SoulseiI'
me orenan at on his hat and went to the corral
ana round two Jack rabbits He looked al the bo,. '
Harrers Weekly ~ '"''er'-
a1t,. -
-, me iate Ad-niral Walker" said naval oa7cor a.
" 'Snustoh believed heartily in marriage for saiors
ne ways urged sailors to wed. Nautical ba,Ioi
were nclu ur 20 scoTn by him. e'ois
Suo4ns with him in New York one dav We mo.
Young shlp-broker. Admiral Walker hailed tb @ -
naa aeghtody He capped him on the back vr,5 Ing Ing
- CONCENTRATIONS on your marriage my, ,,on,- s-,,
no no NOR sewing on OF buttons now. chr ''''u
- lnueeo, said the ship broker sharply T ,rear
a peit tow 10 keeps busy raising tbo ,,r,1
b,,oS. pay my "ifes bills that have time to sew ON
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
NATIONAL TRADE
BOARD MEETING
Subjects TO be Discussed at
Washington Meeting
Announced

The official program OF recommenda
tions and resolutions TO be considered
at the thirty annual meetinl
Of the National Board of Trade, to
open in Washington January 2l, has
been announced by William r. Tucker,
of Philadelphia, secretary and treas
urer. Included is a variety of sub
jects, the most important of which
treat Of national currency, parcels post.
postal savings banks, river and harboI
improvement, American merchant ma
rine, uniform bill of lading and Fed
eral grain inspection.
Frank d. La lame. Of Philadelphia,
president Of the national body, which
comprises the more important trade
organizations of the country, will have
behind him an exceptionally strong
representation from the Philadelphia
Board Of Trade. the Philadelphia
Trades League and the Philadelphia
Commercial Museums, which organiza-
tions have prepared comprehensive
papers on the various matters to be
discussed.
Mayor Horace Wilson, Thomas H.
savery, Irenee dupont, Charles A. Ru-
dolph and William d. Mullen will rep
resent the Wilmington Board of Trade
at the meeting Of the national body.
Josiah Marvel is a member of the
national organization.
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, Del. Jan. e--Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Walraven and daughter have
returned from visit to Philadelphia.
A. ]. Stubbs has returned to Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Hester Phillips, for many years
a resident of Camden, is seriously i'll
at her home in Wilmington.
Mrs. Roland HUM. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Sarah =.
Cooper. has returned 10 her home at
Quincy. Nd.
Edward ID. johnson has purchased
the interest Of II. B. Johnson in the
johnson Bros. meat business.
Mrs. Sarah c. Cooper gave a surprise
party on Friday evening in honor of
her daughters, Misses Annie and
Martha Cooper Of Kutztown Normal
School. Those present were the Misses
Rebecca Dunn. Lillian Hinsley, Irene
Quillen. Eva Nelson. Laura Slaughter
Mary Hinsley. Katie Fox, Ralph
Cooper. Remsen c. Barnard, and Fred
Richards.
Robert sarde has returned to Goldey
College.
Winfield S. Rash has returned to
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
OFFICERS.
Editorial Opinion
Delaware at Washington.

Delmar News.
The citizens OF the State OF Delaware
have every reason to feel proud of its
representatives. In senate halls at Wash
ington There is not a single state in the
Union that sends a more representative
body Of men than this little state of ours,
men who represent the people instead OF
corporations that feed upon the people.
When Senator Richardson votes yea" or
may" upon any question he votes for
what he considers is for the best interests
Of the people. His vote is not controlled
by any alliances with any corporation I'm
this country. And there is not in the
United States Senate man who is more
approachable or affable than Senator
Richardson. The Senator says he wants
every honest citizen of this state to feel
that he is at liberty to call upon him at
any time and feel assured of a cordial
and hearty greeting. and that his case
will be listened TO with courtesy. And it
is the same with Senator dupont and
Congressman Burton. They are Interested
in the people of Delaware and are work
ing for the interests Of all the people.
How many more states can say that Of
its representatives.
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
DEPOSITION 40 BRYAN.

If THE opponents OF Colonel William J. Bryan
4 in the Democratic party should have proper
direction and should conduct their canvass with
political acumen, the defeat of Mr.. Bryan at the
Denver convention would be by no means impos-
sible or even improbable.
The convention will be composed Of 1902 dele
gates, and under Democratic rules two-thirds are
necessary to nominate candidate for President
Assuming that the delegates of the New England
and the Middle States should oppose Bryan, their
total OF PA votes would be sixty short of the
number needed to prevent Bryans nomination
These sixty votes might be made up from the
other States, from the delegations that would
support favorite sons and the latter, if allied in
opposition to Bryan, could prevent his nomna-
ton. If Texas, with 80 votes, should present the
name OF Charles W. Culberson; Ohio with 46
the name Of Judson Harmon; Minnesota with a2
the name of Governor Johnson; the votes needed
10 prevent Bryans nomination would be more
than secured.
The task Of defeating Bryan is by no means SO
hopeless as has been thought
The friends of Judge Gray should be on the
alert.
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
Buy at Home Clubs.

scranton Pa Times.
Our esteemed contemporaries in Will
mington, Del, tell us that a large num-
Der Of the young women of that town
have organized a TRADE at Home Club"
the object of which is to promote by word
and example the praiseworthy object Of
encouraging all residents Of the town to
purchase all their goods from home mec-
chants. Now that's a good movement. a
movement that is apt to have good re-
suits not only for Wilmington merchants
but for Wilmington people generally. Did
you ever think that the person who buys
away from home not only takes the profit
from the home merchant, but employ
ment from the home clerk and the home
delivery man and the home dealer in
wrapping paper and good many other
people? The example % the young ladies'
of Wilmington Is a good one. why should
not the young women and matrons Of
Scranton follow It?
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
WANT CONGRESS
TO BUY CANAL
Bill to This Effect to be In
trOduCed in Congress
This Week

Probably a bigger gun than has yet
been fired in connection with the con-
struction of a free and open waterways
from New England to the Carolinas
win boom forth in Washington this
week. when Congressman Hiram r.
Burton will introduce a bill in Congress
providing for the purchase by the gov
ernment of the existing Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal as the first step in
the proposed chain. The introduction
of the bill will be the outcome Of a
conference with numerous advocates Of
the Atlantic waterways plan, who con-
sidered the move a wise and timely
one.
In the measure TO be introduced by
CONGRESSMAN Burton. Congress viii be
asked to take over the property at the
apDraisement made b. the commission
which recently made its report. This
appraisement was S2,514,2S9.70 AL
though this is not the first move to
get Congress interested in the pur-
chase Of the canal property, it is the
first suggestion that has been forth
coming since the renewal of interest
along the Eastern seaboard and the re-
awakening Of the nation at large to tile
vital Importance of improving the
country's waterways.
Working hand in hand with Repre-
sentative Burton is the Atlantic Deep
er Waterways Association.
An instructive. as well as exhaustive,
report on the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal was made TO Congress last
year by the commission of which Gen
Felix Agnus, Of Baltimore, was the
head. Estimates were made for deep
ening to various depths, the cost for a
SO-foot cut being placed at 81, ,S12,O64
and for a s5-foot cut at S20,621, 1928.
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
Monday, January 6, 1908.
1MpRovEMENTs on rows.

IT HE Delmar News outlines an ambitious pro-
gram of Improvement for that town to un-
dertake this year. First it urges the betterment
of the streets This is advice that should be fol-
lowed by other towns in the State. Scarcely a
town in Delaware has highways which impress
the visitor favorably. Some Of the towns already
have. started to improve their streets. Good
streets are a sure sign OF civic pride. And this
applies not only to towns, but to cities.
The News urges the removal OF unsighty
buildings from the main street. AS a town grows
the nature of the buildings change The erection
Of better buildings is an indication Of progress
and Peninsula towns have not been backward in
marking these improvements.
A better water system and fire protection are
also suggested. Many towns have secured good
water systems. In fact some of them are better
off than Wilmington is in this respect The News
also urges the formation OF a Board of Trade, and
this is one of its best hints. A Board of Trade
can accomplish many things TO advance the in
terests OF a town. Delmar also should take up
the Peninsula Board Of Trade project Co-opera-
ton between Wilmington and the remainder Of
the State would be for mutual benefit.
Evening journal., 1908-01-06

A Federal inquiry into the affairs Of the Sea-
board Air Line is probable. The panic mongers
attribute the financial troubles of the railroad
company to adverse legislation and Roosevet's
attacks upon the industries Of the country" OF
course these accusations are displeasing TO the
White House. Southern congressman also smart
under them The congressman make counter
charges. They declare that the policy of the rail-
way company has been one whereby large sums
in earnings have been put in improvements thus
cutting down net earnings so that it has been i'm
possible TO meet forced charges. One result Of
the receivership may be that the stockholders OF
the company will be frozen out and the road may
come into possession of the bondhoders There
is an excellent opportunity for the manipulations
OF the high hnanciers.
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
A Young Lady.

A young lady thought it was neces-
saIy, in order to paint, to get a big
ladder, put on overalls, etc.-in other
words a mans work. One day she
came across a pamphlet entitled,
James NJ. Bryan's Easy TO Use Home
Helps" She made inquiry about the
paint, purchased and found it very
convenient-not at all annoying. but
really a pleasure. She now prefers
painting to darnings
Evening journal., 1908-01-06
Name

National Bank Of Delaware es.-..............
Central Nau0na4 Bank ..........-...........
tariners bank ...--.....-......-...-...s
First National Bank ............-..-.-.-...
Nac. Bank Of WILMINGTON & Brandywine
Union National Ba-k ...........-............
Equitable Guarante & Trust Comp my.
Security Trust and safe Deposit Com.
Wilmington Trust Company ....... .....-
American Vulcalizcd Il bre. common .....-
American Nulcaniz q Fibre, preferred. -.
Delaware Ra lrOad Stock ..................
WilmingtOi Gas a electric Com ..-.......
Wilmingtan Ga * Eiectri,, pfd ..........
Wtmingto1 New Castle & So. Ry., CON-.
Wir1ingtOnl New castle X So, iy ptrd
Whining ton hight. rover x Ielel none co
Name Bonds
American Vulcanized Fibre Bonds ......
Wilmington City Railway Bonds ..........
Wilmington e Cbes cl friction Bonds....
Wilmington Gas & Eject. Bonds ............
Wilmington, New Castle & So. Bonds....
Dclmarvia Telephone Bonds ...............
Wilmington Light. Power & Telephone &c