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Evening journal., 1905-03-24
The standing Of the clubs follows
TRI.cl1Y STANDING.
BOWLING NOTES.

Chester had high totals and Olympia
was second.
The Olympia had three new men on
their team and with one exception. they
made good scores.
Jones seemed 70 be the only bowler on
the Black Cats last night.
AS the Academy and All-Wnmlngton.
the two leading teams. both lost two
games. their standing Is unchanged.
Tom Brown got back in the game good
and strong with 5S5.
George Huxley had high total on the
Warren team, 563
Day was the only man on the Washing
ton to go over 800. Cornell was close with
400.
With the exception OF Halfner who roll
ed 90 the Now-Centnry were away on.
Last nights games were the last Of the
twelve games between the Academy and
Chester Each team won six games
Paucoast rolled high score on the Acad.
emy team, with Webster close second
The rest Of the team had an off night.
IL Senior continues 10 bowl as he did
last night the Chester will not miss Gas.
sldy
Tho Chester team played a fine spar,
game last night In tho last game they
had all spares and no strikes for hv,
frames.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
Gilbert Smith & Co, the Progressive Piano Men
Permanently Located at 3 East
Third Street.
STORE TO BE THOROUGHLY RENOVATED--EN-
z TIRE STOCK OF PIANOS MUST BE SOLD
BEFORE APRIL FIRST.
EASY PAYMENTS.

It is an old saying that "a story
speeds best being plainly told" Our
story is short and soon told. We came
here on March 18th and inaugurated an
Introductory Sale, locating at 13 East
Third street, temporarily, with the
view Of securing a better location on
Market street, We find, however, that
our present store can be made very de-
sirable and that the people Of VIII
mington care nothing about the loca-
ton Of a store so long as they can get
the best value for their money.
We have, therefore, made arrange
lments with the owners to stay here
permanently; but the store is in very
bad condition. In places the plaster is
,on the ceiling and walls. The floor is
in very bad condition. The lighting is
not satisfactory-but contractors can
change all Of this.
on April 1st our warerooms will be
placed in the hands Of worlmen.
Therefore every piano in the building
must be disposed Of before that time.
This means that further discounts and
lsacrifices must be made. We do not
hesitate to do this, however. Every
thing shall be sold without regard to
former cost or prices Good upright
pianos will go at $s5. 500. S125 10 SITS
each, and every one worth two to three
times that amount. Payments will be
made TO please purchaser. The stock
must be moved before April 1st.
We have already engaged local sales
men, local tuners, local polishers, ,ocal
GILBERT SMITH G. CO.,
Store open evenings.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

Ben Jordan is still the 126 pound
champion Of England. After fifteen
rounds Of fighting in which not single
damaging blow was struck he was re-
Gently given the decision over Pedlar
Palmer before the National Sporting
club, London. The spectators did not
agree with the decision OF Referee
Douglass and there were loud cries for
a draw.
From the first bell Palmer did all the
leading, but Jordan, by covering up
and clinching, cleverly avoided every
onslaught and throughout showed a
wonderful ability 70 escape punish
ment, although as a matter Of fact he
was unable TO inhict any himself.
Palmer was always a favorlte In the
betting, and at the prevailing odds Of
to there were thousands OF pounds
wagered- on the result As a side in
ducement to the championship Of Eng
land the boys battled for a purse Of
$500 and n side wager Of $500.
There is no story that can be told of
the fight by rounds. Each was alike.
There would be full half minute Of
long range sparring, followed by a rush
to clinch. There they would hang
until Douglass had them clear
AS a preliminary there was a smash
ing good contest between Bowker. the
conqueror OF frankie Neil, and owen
Moran, a youngster who has only re-
Gently been discovered
The boys were scheduled to go three
rounds, and their encounter was such
rattling good one that a demand
from the house for a continuation of
the 20 resulted in a fourth. It was
a biff-bang go all the way. and Moran
! demonstrated at every angle that he is
capable Of holding his own with Bow
| ker.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
AccEPr oHEss cHALLENeE.
oxford and Cambridge VIII Play Oui
College Men.

Oxford and Cambridge VIII Play Our
College Men.
Word was received az Columbia uni
versity recently TO the effect that the
Universities OF oxford and Cambridge
have accepted the challenge for an in.
tercollegiate chess match, to be played
by cable
Captain J. Tollns OF the Columbia
team sent over the American challenge
in December. According to present ar.
rangements, six students will consti-
tute the British team, and the same
number will represent the colleges on
this side Of the Atlantic. Yale is to
have one player on the American team,
Harvard one, Princeton two and Co
lumbia will also have two.
Professor Isaac Rice, one OF the chess
experts Of the Manhattan Chess club
Of New York. has consented to defray
all the expenses on the American side.
He has also offered a beautiful trophy
for the winning college.
The American universities will be
represented by the following students:
Columbia. G. w. Tucker, Jr,; ]. Toll
ms; Princeton, Stanley L. Nelson, Theo-
dore c. Mowry; Harvard. T. w. Bridge.
man; Yale, W. NJ. Woodbury..
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

draymen and local manager. All this
means that we are here to stay. But
we must put our house in order" and
the pianos must be moved to make
room for the workmen. and save them
from damage. There is nothing so in-
furious to piano cases as the gritty
dust that naturally goes with the re-
modelling of a store. II they are all
lowed to remain in present quarters Il
means lot of damaged pianos which
means a big loss. We prefer to take
our loss in the loss of profits on these
goods and give it to the purchasing
public rather than damaged goods. re-
tarded work, etc.
Magnificent pianos usually sold at
from s400 to $500, viii go at less than
half-$197, $213, 1927, S29s, some a
trifie higher, for extra fancy cases. II
you have use for a piano two years
hence it will pay you to come and take
one now. w 81
Every piano must go without regard
to what it cost. we simply must have
the room cleaned up by April 1st.
SO to S25 cash. $500 to $1,000 per
month buys any one of them. II you
have an old piano or organ, we will
take it in exchange and make you the
easiest possible terms on the balance.
This is indeed a Carnival of Bargains"
"A feast for piano buyers"
First come, first served, therefore it
is urgent that you make your selection
at once.
13 EAST THIRD STREET.
Under odd Fellows Hall.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
AGED Dentist Falls Dead.

Easton, Pa, March 24.-Dr. William
G. Detwiler, the Oldest practicing den
list in this section, was stricken with
paralysis of the heart while talking
about the sudden death of Rev. David
Harbeson. an old friend, and died. He
was "A years old. In early lefe he
taught school at Kutztown, where DR.,
N. c. Schaeffer now state superin-
tendent of schools, was one Of his pu-
pills. DR.. Detwiler was a local preacher
IN the Fvorvclical church.
Marrying a boarding house landlady
is a lazy mans job.
The principal products of some fac
tories are strikes and lockouts
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

JEROME KEooH, POOL CHALLENGER.
De ORC angry, and as the naming Of
the place where the match shall be
played is left TO the holder Of the en-
blem he has Informed Keogh that be
will play him in Havana.
Benson Of ST. Louis thinks that
Keogh will only be too glad to play the
match in st. Louis, as he will hardly
care to go all the way to Cuba. De
ORC is willing that the match be played
in st. Louis. and Benson hopes to line
both Of the men up FOR the match
Keogh competed in the last cham
plonship tournament. He is one Of the
most sensational players in the game,
but Is not as steady as De Orc. De
ORC has defended his title successfully
against Thomas (Kid Hueston and
Grant Eby, ex-champion, since he won
his title
Aside from De ORC. Keogh and Eby
are the leading pool players in the
United States.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
Brownson Re.ervea WIn.
Reserves.
Initial Shoot Held Tonorrov,.

The initial shoot Of the Wilmington Gun
Club on its new grounds, Front and
Union streets, viii be held tomorrow AZ
ternoon. 1t will be the regular monthly
badge shoot and there promises to be a
large list Of entries. The largest tran
has been installed and is in nrst-ciass
working condition. The new club house
is being erected and will be completed by
Saturday. 1t being the opening shoot on
the new grounds there promises TO be
big turnout Of Wilmington Gun clut
members.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
The Latest Sporting News
Nelson and Britt.
Cievsy Illinois Lad Tn Line to
Meet the Frisco
Champion.

Battling Nelson will now be the next
opponent OF Jimmy Britt OF San Fran
cisco.
Nelson's recent defeat OF Young Cor
bett clinched his right to recognition as
one OF the leading featherweights in
the world.
Nelson's showing against Young Cor.
bett was such as to win the Illinois lad
scores Of new admirers. He wlthstood
the Denver ex-champions swings and
jolts manfully and at the same time
held himself in readiness at all times
to counter with telling body blows.
The Brltt-Nelson fight will undoubt-
edly be one OF the most interesting en-
gagements OF recent years. Both men
will be trained to the hour, and each
ran hit with the force and viclousness
Of a human demon.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

The dislike Of the average fight fan
for the scientific boxer who prefers to
win a safe victory on points rather
than take a risk trying FOR Knockout
was shown recently at Chelsea, Mass.
Abe Attell and Kid Goodman met and
went fifteen rounds. Reports Of the
bout say that Attell easily proved him
self the superior
The fact that he didn't try 70 knock
Goodman cold, however, brought out
all kinds OF criticism. and the affair
was denounced as fixed" The deci-
sion was a draw.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
LEADING Jlu JlTsu TRICKS.
Maneuvers by which the Japs over
come Opponents.

Moneuvcrs by which the Japs over
come Opponents.
The principal tricks Of the jiu jitsu
artist are as follows;
TO paralyzc an adversary's arm by
pinching the muscles.
To ward on attack by a clinch over
the shoulders.
To seize a mans throat in such a
way the hold cannot be broken.
To throw an opponent clear over his
head
To throw a man by using his shoul-
der
To knock a man out by striking his
throat with the side Of the wrist.
To disarm o man who draws a re
volver
To render a man helpless by the aid
of his own coat
To throw man by taking hold Of
his hair.
To strike man with both hands in
the solar plexus.
To throw a man by merely gripping
his hand
To strike a fatal blow with the knee.
To twist an ankle until an adversary
surrenders.
To use the elbow as a weapon.
To fall without being hurt.
To break a mans neck with prac-
tically no outlay Of strength.
To break an arm with the aid Of the
victim
10 dislocate a shoulder by almost the
weight Of a hand.
To make heavy mans weight his
undoing
To make prisoner OF one stronger
than himself
To kill a man without leaving q
/ mark.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
WhIteman Acquitted.

Buffalo. March 24-Alonzo ]. White
man, of Danville, N. Y, and a former
member Of the Minnesota legislature,
was acquitted on a charge of grand
larceny. There still are I'VE indict.
ments against Whiteman, on charges
Of grand larceny (three counts), for
gerry and attempted larceny. All these
charges are based upon the transac-
ton involved in the trial just ended.
1t is charged that Whiteman secured
$4,000 on an alleged fraudulent draft
for $4,000 deposited with the Fidelity
Trust company, of Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
NoTEe loIL. .asesFEoM JHIL

MOTEL 'niLl -s,' rs FROM JAIL
Albert Bell. Mail Pouch Robber, Is at
Liberty Again.
Tacoma, Wash, March 24.--Albert
Bell, one OF the most noted n.Sil
uch robbers in the United States. has
ade a successful dash for liberty TT
q United States prison on McNeiI's
land and escaped into the heavy
oods near the prison. Bell covered
his tracks so thoroughly that all trace
Of him was lost soon after entering
the timber, and a general alarm was
turned in at the prison, guards being
rent out to scour the woods and guard
all avenues Of escape from the island.
The bloodhounds at the prison were
Immediately pressed into service.
Bell is wanted in many ckies in the
United States, and was arrested here
last April for stealing a mail pouch at
Seattle and sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment He made a most daring
escape from federal officers two years
ago by jumping from a passenger train
while being taken from Denver to Phil
adelphia on charge of stealing mail
pouches.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
Jersey Ms1sons Elect omcers.

Trenton. ". j.. March 24-The 11Sth
annual session of the Grand Lodge.
Free and Accepted Masons, which is
in session here. elected the following
officers: Grand master. Benjamin f..
Wakefield. Passaic. deputy grand
master, Walter Chandler. Elizabeth; ;
senior grand warden, A. II. McGregor,
Newark; junior grand warden, Joseph
Hough. Camden; grand treasurer.
Charles Bechtel Trenton; grand sec
retary. Thomas H. Redway. Trenton.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
Keogh Us. De Orc.
Anofber Match For Pool
Championship Is Scon
TO Occur.
Ierome Keogh of Bunalo D % play

Jerome Keogh Of Bunaio Is 70 play
Champion Alfred De Orc again in a
match contest for the pool champion
lhip.
Keogh has long been a formidable
rival Of De orc and has hackers
R-plenty.
Keogh, who is proprietor Of large
billiard hall at Buffalo, refused to al
low De ORC even expenses to come to
that city to play the match. This made
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphla-Flour steady; winter
extras, S4.25@440; Penna. roller.
clear, S4.50q 4.75; city mills. fancy,
$500 6:25; Rye -four steady; per bar
rel, $3.50. Wheat steady; No. z Penna.
red, new. $1.10@ 1.loS5. Corn steady;
No. white, clipped. 3Sc.; lower
grades, 36c. Hay firm; No. 1 timothy,
$14M is. Pork firm; family, SIT. Beef
steady; beef hams. $23Q24. Live
poultry steady; hens 13kc.; old
ROSTERS. 1Qc. Dressed poultry steady;
Butter firm; creamery, 30c. per pound.
Eggs steady; New York and Penna.,
tic. per dozen, Potatoes steady; new,
per bushel. 4SQ50c
Baltimore---Wheat dull; spot con
tract. S1.l1ss@111#i spot No. ? red
red S1.04% @1.05; southern, by sam
pie, CSC 0$110; southern, on grade,
S1Q1.12. Corn dull spot, 52ss q 52%cG
steamer mixed, 50esW 5OAc; southern
white and yellow corn, 50Q5Sc. Oats
firmer; No 2 white size; No. 2
mixed, 36h 636%c. Rye Arm; uptown.
No. western, Ssc. Butter firm; fancy
imitation, 23Q24c.; fancy creamery.
2762Sc.; fancy ladle, 21Q22c.; store
packed. 20@21c. Eggs firm; Ice. per
dozen. Cheese firm; large, 135kc.; me
dium, 13%c.; small, lac
mon TO extra creamery, 19d Csc; do.
renovated, 18623c.; do. western fac.
tory. 1S022c.; do. western imitation
creamery, 200 24c. Cheese firm; state
full cream. small colored and white.
fancy lac; do. fine, lSlAc.; do. late
made colored and white, choice, 13c.
do. fair to good, 12Q12iac. do. poor
1Oik0111kc,; do. large cOlored anc
white, fancy, 13%c; skins. full tc
light, 4Q10Hc. Eggs strong state
Penna. and nearby fancy selected
white, 19c., do. choice, lSc. do. mixed
extra 1Sc.; western firsts, 17c.; do.
seconds. 16kc sOutherns. 15k 017c.
live poultry eteadys western chickens
12c,; fowls. l3c.: turkeys, l6c, Dressed
poultry firm; western chickens, 130
i4c. fowls. 13lhc.; turkeys. 15020c.
Potatoes quiet; Long Island, $L5002;
state and western. $10115; Jersey
sweets. s3m5.50 per barrel. Cabbages
firm; domestic, per ton, S10014.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
WARREN TOOK TWO
FROM ALL WILMINGTON
Olympia Defeated the Black
Cats-New-Century Lost
to Washington

Tho Trl-City Bowling League teams
rolled their weekly games last night.
Warren won two games from the ALI
Wilmington fve on the Academy alleys
while the Olympia on the same alleys
took two from the Black Cat flve. Wash
ington. on the Academy alleys took al
three from the New-Century Of Chester
while tho Academy went 20 Chester and
dropped two games. The scores follow;
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

Price forward =. ). ......Ryan
Turner -..centre ...,.. ....Shields
Sunderland. -. ..defense .. ..... Brown
toreaker.. b. ..-.defense .. johnson
Field goals. 'shaffer, s; Turner 8; Price
2; Sunderland, ?; Foreaker. i; from fouls
Brown 2; Shaffer, ?; referee, Raney.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

Chicago via Omaha 1.-THE scenic route;"
Chicago or Cincinnati via New Or
leans. "The Winter Route" THE best
Of service is offered via either route"
For rates and particulars address F. S.
Bishop. G. z. p, sS6 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

Joe Hagan is promising young
Philadelphia featherweIght who has
won several good fights abroad. Ha-
gan recently returned to the Quaker
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
AIpha A. A. F,.,

The Alpha A. c. basket BAN team lost
to the Bethany Guild nrst team last night
By the score Of 30 TO q
The lineup follows:
Bethany Guild. Alpha A C.
shAffer q. e. ....forward =. ...... Gray
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

John Lewis, PARENT at the govern.
ment hospital for the insane at Wash
ington, crawled into a furnace and at.
tempted to roast himself. He fought
against removal and may die Of his
injuries.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
sofa Iittle TIA.

William Thompson, the well known
New York horseman, has sold Little
Tide, 2;16lz. to John f. Cockerill.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

A raw potato in the lard when
frying doughnuts will prevent burn
ing.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
Live stock Markets.

Union Stock Yards. PittLburg-Cat-
tie steady: choice S5.60@5.75 prime,
S5.25G5.50. Hogs higher; prime heavy.
$3.50; mediums and heavy Workers,
S5.60M5.65 light Workers. $550Q5 I;
pigs, $535d545. roughs $4Q4S0.
Sheep strong. prime wethers. $500
6 60. cov~rfr rNcon e3Tn4: lambs, s5
as o. -9r
Read The Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

In the preliminary game the Whining
ton Turngemeinde defeated the Bethany,
second team, by the score Of 6 TO 0.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
Next women. coIf rournev,

1t seems 10 be generally accepted in
certain quarters that the course of the
Morris County (N. j. Golf club will be
the scene OF the next women's national
championship. The Morrlstown organ
ization has had this event once and
thus far has not made any formal re-
quest for il again. The Country club
Of Atlantic City On. j. would like the
championship, but, as usual, will prob
ably be ignored by the governing body,
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
Very Low Rates Via Illinois Central
Railroad

to California and the West. March 1 to
May IA inclusive, personally conducted
through Pullman Tourist Cars from
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
From William d. HoweIls

From William d. HoweIls
I have read ''Eben Holden"
with a great Joy in its truth and
freshness. You have got into
your book kind of life not in
literature before, and you have
got it there simply and frankly.
1t IS "as pure as water and as
good as bread"
Evening journal., 1905-03-24

City from England and will be a prom
inent figure in coming battles. He is a
fast, hard hitter and clever ring gen
eral.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
From rlary e. Wilkins

IT seems to me a most re-
markable production, way and
way ahead of David Harum,'
which is not to be mentioned in
comparison with it. "Eben
Holden" is simply adorable. I
have not read a book in many
day by an American author
which has so pleased me.
Evening journal., 1905-03-24
Some Personal Opinions on sEben Holden

From Sec. John D. Long
I have read it with great in
terest in the honest and homely
character which it describes with
so much humor and naturalness.
From Harriet P. SpoffOrd
"Eben Holden" is a noble
creation. have been wonder
ing if I ever read so vivid and
breathless a battle scene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-14

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rer; MAJ ieIer at rpget mere trirnges
for at opSraae rSIe ReuueFer o8 goSe
@oraere enb Spritauoeus llopitliHg. Sils
iens StanIiGttrIie og 5sleIiens llSbubs
nina -, Der trrnaes npeei, ioin ogiaA
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