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Evening journal., 1905-06-19
BASE Ball NOTES

wilmington batters look the same as
the rest 10, Wiggs.-Altoona Evening
Gazette.
Wilmington plays fast snappy BAH
that deserves TO win and they're a
jolly good lot OF fellows.-Aitoona
Evening Gazette.
Hinton and Davis got big ovation
az Altoona. vhey played there FOR
several seasons
Lancaster is playing the fastest ban
Of any team m the league.
Hinton has lost none OF his ability
% play iiie same and Is as fast as any
Ia the Tr.-stato League.
ChauKhnessy. the left fielder of the
Coatesville Club, who was Wi.h the
Washington Americans last season is
enc Of The tailest men IN the Tri-
S.ate
brooklyn has been working haii sn
season 20 iand Weigand. They re-
n. we'd their efforts when owen iump-
Cd and now that Lewis has also jrmp-
ed they are making strenuous efforts
10 get him.
Lewis is due to get the size Of his
craaium reduced. He has the air Of
onc who n iDks he Is too fast for bis
company. III Wlliamsport Evening
News.
Percy stetler has loaned Catcher
Alex Sweeney 20 the Lancaster club.
Sietler has several extra players a.
present and Is always willing TO help
others when he can. "Alr Mauch. one
Of the inhelders, is also with lancas-
ter az present.
The Altoona Times throws an kinds
OF bouquets at the umpirins Of "BuT
CifaS. for his work there last week.
They claim he is even better than
"Chiet" Connors.
Allen Kilhefer is the only player on
=. the Lancaster club az present whu
started out with It at the beginning OF
the season.
tmmet Heldrick the forne- ST
Louis American League star outdelder
is playing with the Clarion CPa.) inde-
pendent team. He would LOOK good IN
a Wilmington uniform.
Local fans treat Heckert's reported
offer OF $500 a month FOR Pitcher Null
lin as a joke. That is nearly as much
as the champions take in Outing a
month when at home.
Harry Aubrey is playing short foi
Coatesville.
Captain Atherton. OF Johnstown
must be some sort Of a rowdy.
Gay is making good with Louis.
vile.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
DOLLAR LOTS IN JERSEY
Fraud Order Issued Against "Realty
Company"

Hammontoh. n. j., June 10. ~ The
postofice department has issued to
Postmaster Jackson. Of Hammonton, a
fraud order against the ELTON Realty
company" whose Office is in Pitts
burg. Pa.
Several weeks ago Postmaster Jack
son began receiving letters from West
Virginia Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana
making inquiries as TO lots located at
Da Costa and East Hammonton, the
writer's stating they had received word
from a land company that they had
drawn a building lot on the tracts. d
All they had to pay was $3.50 for
making and recording the deed"
Postmaster Jackson, knowing the
ground was valueless for town lots, re
ferred the letters 10 postal authorities
at Washington. An inspector came
here TO view the promised land and
the fraud order followed.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
ANXIOUS TO sAELvE TAFT
Chief Justloeshlp story Laid to For.
aker's Friends.

Chief Justioeshlp Story Laid to For
aker's Friends.
Washington, June 10. - Politicians
friendly to the presidential aspirations
of Senator Foraker are understood to
be responsible for the story that Sec
rectary Taft is 20 be taken out of the
presidential race Of 1908 by receiving
the appointment of chief Justice in sue
cession to Chief Justice Fuller, who is
represented as likely to retire.
Secretary Taft repeated what he has
said before, that he had frequently
heard the story, but never from an au-
thorltatiye source. Chief Justice Fuller
said he had no present intention Of re-
signing. pointed out that no chief JUS
tice had ever yet resigned and added
that he had no expectation of breaking
the record.
There is little doubt but that Sec
retary Taft would like TO be chief jus
tice and that the president would like
to appoint him TO the post. But so
long as Chief Justice Fuller remains
on the bench nothing can be done
Friends of Senator Foraker are anx-
ious to have Taft removed as a presi-
Dental possibility. They realize that
1. will be difficult for Foraker to re-
ceiye the united support of Ohio so
long as TAFT is in the field
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
STANDING or 'THE cLUBs.
Want creamer to Reconsider.

Efforts are being made 10 get Theo-
dore Creamer TO reconsider his resigna-
tion as president of the Tri-state
League.
George w. Heckert, manager Of the
York club, who is also secretary Of
the league, has written 10 every Tri-
state manager, inclosing letter which
he has asked each manager TO sign.
These letters viii be forwarded TO
creamer setting forth the confidence
OF the managers in Creamer and set
ting forth what MIR. Creamer has done
FOR the league, and putting it up to the
president TO continue or refuse to con-
tnue IN his field OF usefulness.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Eleven Neqroes Killed In Fight.

Griffin, Ga, June 19.-Chief of Po-
lice Phelps says his latest information
regarding the shooting on the negro
excursion train on the Southern rail-
way Saturday night is that II negroes
are dead. Two Griffin negroes Of bad
reputation are held as suspects. They
say a crap game which had been go
ing on all day Saturday was the cause
OF the trouble and that the fighting
began in Atlanta and ragged unceas-
ingly with revolvers and razors till
Griffin was reached.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
DEMANDS THAT HANLUH APOLOGIZE
Father Of shortstop Lewis, Of Harris
burg, Gives Out Statement.

Pittsburg. june 19.-David Lewis
father OF Phil Lewis. the Cornell boy
who has jumped from Brooklyn TO
Harrisburg in the Tro- State. or outlaw
league. yesterday gave out statement
regarding his sons attitude In the
natter prefacing the statement with
the announcement that Brooklyn had
made overtures 20 his son 20 return
10 the National League. but that he
would not do so until Hanlon apollo
gized.
They have told untruths about my
son." said Mr.. Lewis. "They gave out
that they iai him off because he had
not his uniform at Cincinnati. This IS
untrue because ianlon knew his uni
form had been shipped but went
wrong. They now say that my boy
has bad habits. This Is false. lie Will
not return 10 Brooklyn until Hanlon
Apologies for his conduct toward him."
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
peaaIy ouarreI Amona EIshermen.

Poplar Dlu1, Mo, June 1Y.-As the
result Of quarrel among members of
a fishing party on the Dan river,
Charles Booth Charles Vanderpool
and Cleveland Parrett were shot and
killed. Booth, it is said. commenced
shooting at Vanderpool, who returned
the fire. Booth was shot I'm the left
side and instantly killed; Vanderpool
received two bullets in the stomach
and one in the lungs, dying in a few
minutes Parrett was struck by a
stray bullet while attempting to settle
the difficulty
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Can't Do It

Heart affections will not get well Of
Heart affections will not get well Of
themselves. neither do they remain inact-
i've. II the cause is not removed, they
continue 20 grow in number and severity.
They are the outgrowth of exhausted
nerve force, and the heart cannot stop
70 rest as do the other organs, but must
continue to struggle until completely dis
abled. and--thats the end.
on the very first indication Of heart
trouble. you can stop all progress and
effect a cure by the use Of
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
steamer sunk m coIIIslon.

Sault ste, Marie, Mich. June 19-
During a thick fog which has pre-
vailed on the upper lakes for a week
the street freight steamers Etruria
and Amassa Stone collided 10 miles
OF Prescue Isle. The Etruria was dam.
aged so that she sank within a few
minutes, the crew narrowly escaping
with their lives.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Thrown Fro ml4is Car.

Edward Hutchinson, conductor on
the Brandywine Springs line Of the
Peoples Railway Company, was severe
iy injured yesterday afternoon hy fall
ing from his car In the park. lie sus-
tained painful decorations about the
head and hands. He took charge or
the car until the company's Offices were
reached where he was relieved and
then proceeded 20 his home
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Dr.. Miles Heart Cure

the most effective heart remedy known.
It builds up feeds and strengthens the
nerves and muscles of the heart, and re-
stores It 10 perfect health.
II had serious heart trouble; for two
months my life seemed 10 hang by a
thread when my attention was called to
Or Miles Heart Cure. commenced
taking the Heart Cure and Neryiue, and
in two months they restored me to COM
parative good health
REV. w. A. ROBINS. Port Elgin, ont
Tho first bottle viii benefit if not, the
druggist will return your money.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
KELCHNER NOW MANAGER
Takes Charge Of Wilmington A. A. To.
day-Hartley sianed.

Charles Kelchner. the new manager
Of the Wilmington A. A. club. will
take charge Of the team to-day.
Kilchner managed the Lebanon nine
for several years and is looked upon
as a shrcwd baseball man.
Chic Hartley. OF Holyoke, and
Frank Dolan. the local boy who has
been pitching FOR Manhatten college.
have been signed and wni report to-
day. Several more new players may
arrive in a few days.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Palestine Eest Place For Jews.

Philadelphia, June 19.-The eighth
annual convention Of the Federation
of American Zionists which began its
sessions here, decided that Palestine
vas the best place for the colonization
of the Jews. The convention adopted
a resolution that the International
Zionist Congress to be held at Baslei
Switzerland. this summer. be asked to
reafrm the Basle program Of 1897,
the convention of American zionists
pledging itself to the Basle programs
in its entirety. There are 2S0 dele'
gates attending the convention.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Bees Fine Monev-Makers.

Kutztown. Pa, June l9.-one Of the
most remarkable honey-producing rec
ords ever scored in Eastern Pennsyl-
vania is that just credited to five hives
OF bees owned by Francis F. Wesley
OF New Smithyille. In 10 weeks they
made 1850 pounds of choice white
clover honey. which Mr.. Wesley solo
for 5000
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
onIv sf AZ Prloe of a VOC.

Lebanon. Pa. June l9.-County Com.
missioners' Clerk Oscar c. Klopp. of
this city, was held in $500 bail by AL
derman Robert l.. Miller for a hearing
on June 2l on a charge of bribery.
Klopp is an organization leader, and
is accused of paying 81 to Robert G.
Boyer, Of North Lebanon township,
for his vote
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
THE FRANco-oERMAN souAssLE
Kaiser Not Seeking to Override French
PRESTIGE In Morocco.


Paris, June 1.-THE Improvement in
the Franco-German situation took q
more definite turn as the semi-oficial
version of Saturdays conference be
tween Premier Rouvier and the Ger.
man ambassador became known. This
version shows that the ambassador
asked France to accept in principle
the plan of an international confer
ence. leaving the details to be adjust
ed later. Premier Rouyier answered
that he desired first to be advised
upon Germany's object in securing the
conference and the questions It would
be called upon to consider.
As the result of instructions from
Berlin, Prince Won Radolin was able
to respond to these inquiries and 70
give definite information regarding
the German governments ideas on the
scope and limitations Of the confer.
ence More particularly was he able 10
relieve the conference plan from any
appearance of being a menace to
France or OF being a preliminary step
to overrule French prestige in Mo
rocco.
With these explanations pourparlers
will continue, with a good prospect OF
resulting in definite agreement.
There is however, a necessity for fur
them exchanges between the govern
ments. with the view of fully defining
the extent of the conference.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
LandIIth pefsated Menarch.

The Landlith club al the Union
street grounds on Saturday afternoon
defeated the Monarch team by the
score OF } 10 l. The feature OF the
game was the pitching OF Brinton and
the fielding OF Erich for the Landlith
team. The score: R.H.E
Landnfh .. 1000 o-s 6 4
Monarch 81 20 o oooo e--1 . 4
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
DYNAMITE pIsseets HIs Rodv.

Ashland, Pa. June l9,-John Reilly
OF Byrnesville. near here, met with n
horrible death at Potts colliery here.
While he was engaged in preparing a
charge of dynamite it exploded. sever
ing his body in twain and tearing the
flesh from the bones from his heck to
his knees.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
TRl- STATE STATISTICS.
HOW THE CLUES STAND.

SCHEDULE FOR TINS WEEK.
Monday and Tuesday Harrisburg at
York. WiliamFport at Wilmingtoni
Altoona al Coatesville. Johnstown az
Lancaster.
Wednesday and Thursday--Harris-
hurr az wilmington. Williamsport at
York. Altoona al Lancaster; Johns
town az Coatesville.
friday and saturday--Coatesvi at
Wti.amspori. Lancaster az Harrisburg
Ydk AT Altoona; wilmington at
I5hnstown.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
PRODUCE quotations
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets.

PHILADELPHIA steady;
winter extras. S3.7O@3.90; Pennsylya-
MIA roller. clear, $444.25; city mills,
fancy. S5S506.15. RYE FLOUR firm;
per Dbl, S42O. WHEAT STEADY; No.
2 Pennsylvania red, new, 81 a Csc.
OATS steady; No. 2 white, clipped,
37c.: lower grades, 34lzc. HAY firm;
No. / timothy, S14Q15. PORK firms
family, S17. BEEF steady; beef hams,
$23G24. POULTRY; Live firm; hens,
15c. old rOOsters, 1Oc Dressed hrm;
choice fowls, 14iac.; old rOosters, lQc.
BUTTER firm; creamery, 2lc. EGGS
steady; New York and Pennsylvania,
1Sc. per dozen. POTATOES steady;
new, per barrel s1.50M2.
BAfTINORE-WH dull; spot
contract. 97lhQy1Ac.; spot NO. red
western. 971s997Ac.; steamer No. 2
red. 9OH d 90lkc.; southern, by sam
Dle SGM97i5c.; southern, on grade,
S7lhG97ihc CORN dull; spot, 5Sh %
5Shc.; steamer mixed 5S14 q 5ShSc;;
southern white and yellow corn, 531a
S5%c.; No. 2 mixed S4c. RYE dull;
uptown, No. 2 western. S3c. HAY
steady: No. ! timothy S14@14.50; No.
] clover. mixed, $10410.50. BUTTER
steady: farcy imitation. 19c.; fancy
creamery, 22c.; fancy ladle, 1791Sc.
EGGS firm; per dozen. 17lhc.
NEW YORK-BUTTER quiet; COM
mon 20 extra creamery 17lk q 1916;
do. state dairy. 15hG19c.; do reno
waited, 13ia a l6iac.; do, western fac
tory. 13ikM151kc.; western imitation
creamery. extra, 17ikc. do frsts. 15i5
m16ibc. EGGS steady; state, Penna.
and nearby fancy selected white. 20
021c.; do. choice. 196191Ac. do. extra
mixed. 19c.; western, 154 1Sc.; south
ern. 14M16c. CHEESE strong; new
state fun cream small white and coll
ored. fine, 9hc.; do. fair 20 choice,
SIb69c.: do large white and colOred.
NC. POULTRY: live quiet; western
spring chickens. 24c.; turkeys, 12c.
dressed easy; western broilers. ESQ
3Oc.. fowls, i0613c. turkeys, 13617c.
POTATOES weak; southern rose.
81 5O02.25: southern seconds 75c a
81: Jersey sweets. S162.25. PEANUTS
quiet; fancy hand-picked, 81 05hc.;
other domestic 3ll @5iac CABBAGES
easy; Norfolk. per bbl., 60@S0c.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
MISSING GIRL CAME HERE
Young Negro Woman Left Laurel for
This City.
Special to The Evening journal.

Laurel. June 19.--Jennie Gibson, an
lS-year-old coiored girl Of Laurel, has
been missing since last Thursday.
Her relatives reported the matter TO
The police who Investigated the case
and today learned that she LEFT here
on the night express after purchasing
a ticket for Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
ID Enfaree AntI.RettIna Law.

Jefferson City Mo-. June l9.-Gov-
ernor Folk. after a conference with
Attorney General Hadley. sent a letter
to sheriff Herpel. Of ST. Louis county,
ordering the arrest Of all race track
followerg who bet on horses in viola
tion Of the anti-beiting law.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Brandywine Won.

The Brandywine team on Saturday
afternoon defeated the Wilmington A.
e. by the score OF TO 2. Although
both teams played a loose game in the
field the contest was interesting. as
there was plenty Of clean hitting.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
old and New sale.

The sale Of Old and New for the
benefit Of the Homeopathic Hospital
win be held on the second floor OF odd
Fellows Hall, Tenth and Orange
streets, the week beginning October o.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
WILMINGTON WON
EXTRA INNING GAME
Vasbinder, New Pitcher, Was
Too Much for Johnstown
Bunch

wilmington A. A. took a thirteen
inning game from Johnstown on Sat
urday by the score of 3 20 ?. IL was
an exciting game from start 10 finish.
Nasbinder. a new pitcher, was on the
slab for Wilmington and did good
work. The score follows
A
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
One Thing At a Time
And That Done Well
Is A Very Good Rule As Many Can Tell

Of al deception includes
miraculous
curative has been compelled to hide her
The alleged testimonials have cen so seem as
+ s u
any radically
N the
disclose it.
90 for present purposes.
intended only thing and that
digestive That
and fulfilled
manufacturers compelled
their
If i be will be
a merit
viii
Price bottle Value guaranteed money
all
Co. York
NJ B. DANFORTH. Distributors,
2nd and Market Streets, lI1
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
X.WiImInaton vIetorIous.

The N-Wilmington team journoyed
to Pedricktown. n. j., on Saturday and
defeated the team in that town by the
score Of 10 TO 8. The score by innings.
R.H.E.
X-wn ....... 80 10000 O-l0 16 4
Pedr'kt'n ,.. ..0l0101OO 100 z
Batteries: Fahey and Howard; Noul-
ly and Smink.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
RECORD FOR THE SEASON BROKEN
Vic Wood, Owned by n. T. Wallace,
Went a Mile in 22o Ia.

Before a large crowd az the Della
ware Horse Show Park. on Saturday
afternoon. the track record for the
season. 2.22 made by H. j. Stoeckle's
Florence stanton, was broken by II. r..
Wallace's Vic Wood who went an
2.20 Ia.
There We're six events with from four
TO six entries in each. The summary:
EVENT NO. /.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Improved Train Service Between vii
minston and Philadelphia, B. g.
o. Railroad

Special attention is called to the q.
& o. spring schedule published herein,
particularly to the new fast local eH-
press from Wilmington to Philadel-
phia, leaving daily except Sunday at
9.15 a. m; also to the evening express
for Philadelphia leaving at D. m.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Monareh v.. RoxaI CO..

The Monarch baseball club will play
the Royal Giants. OF Brooklyn. n. Y.
on Thursday at the Front and Union
street grounds
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
JOHNsTOWN.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Johnstown 80 0 o I 0 0 0 o.
wilmington 20 0OO1 0 00o Ia
Summary; Three-base hit-McCon-
nell Sacrifice hits-Maher. Manning
Badel Q Martin, Lobert. Bases on
balls Lobert. Campbell, Ernst. Roth
ermel. Stolen bases--Campbell, Vas
binder Melohoir. Atherton. Double
-Vasbinder, Bussey, Maher; Mel
choir. Miriam; Lobert Atherton. Struck
Rothermel, Ernst Nasbinder
Martin. Wild pitch-Vasbinder. Left
On bases--Johnstown, 2. Time-145.
Cmplre--Gray
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Suburban LEAGUE.

The games played by the Suburban
League teams on Saturday afternoon
resulted as follows.
Defiance, IL: Parkside, 6.
Quicksteps, ~; Phoenix 10.
The Phoenix Quickstep game ended
in "a dispute and win be played of
f.fr-
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Live Stock Markets.

PTTTsBURG CUnion Stock Yards)- -
prime, S5.5065.75. HOGS higher
prime heavy. $500 mediums and
heavy Yorkers, S565G5.70; light
Workers, $500 SIS; roughs, $4@4S5;
pigs. $50. SHEEP were steady
prime wethers. S5n5.15; common
sheep. S25O03; spring lambs. sos:
veal calves. s6.750725.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19

A man should never boast OF his will
power until his heirs get done hack,
lng az his last testament.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
Gun Club Shoot.

The Wawaset Gun Club held a shoot
on Saturday afternoon and Skelly was
high sun. Tho scores We're;
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
BASE BALL RECORDS
Standing CT the Clubs In TIE Race For
the Championship.
American League.
sATURDAY's GAMES.

Athletics. 3 st. Louis. 1.
Cleveland, 8 Washington, 2.
Chicago. 6; New York, 3.
Detroit, z; Boston. (1st game).
Boston, G; Detroit. 5 I'D game).
Evening journal., 1905-06-19
National League.
SATURDAYS GAMES.

Pittsburg. 3: Philada.. Go innings)
New York. z; St Louis. 2
Cincinnati g Boston. 2
Chicago-Brooklyn no game; rain.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19

Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, /.
Cincinnati. IL, Boston, 2.
ST. Louis. s.. New York 2.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19

sadful one-It must be hard to die
young.
Barber one-Not on your life. Young
is bald-headed.
Evening journal., 1905-06-19

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