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Evening journal., 1905-06-24
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In tho
Principal Markets.


Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR steady;
winter extras. s3.75@390; Pennsylva.
fancy. $5.S5G6.15. RYE FLOUR firm;
per barrel, S420. WHEAT steady; No.
Pennsylvania red, new, $l.OO11D
1.01ik. CORN firm, No. yellow, To-
cal, 59i6c. OATS steady No. 2 white.
clipped. size, lower grades, 345kc.
HAY firm; No, ] timothy. S14.50, large
bales. PORK firm; family, $l7. BEEF
steady; beef hams s23q24. POuL-
TRY: Live firm hens, l4c.; old roos-
ters, Sc. Dressed steady; choice fowls.
l2hc.; old ROSTERS, sc. BUTTER firm;
creamery. 22jac. per pound EGGS
steady; New York and Pennsylvania
1Sc. per dozen. POTATOES steady;
new, per bushel, S1d1.25.
BALTIMORE - WHEAT steady;
southern. 75c. c.Qs1.02. CORN firm;
mixed spot, 59A a soc; steamer mix
ed. 55i4 n55lhc.; southern, 5S062l2 l2c.
OATS firm; white, No. 2, 36ia q 36%c.
No. 3. 35a4 6D36c; No. 4, 34lz 35c.;
mixed, No. 2. S41z934%c.; No. 3, 32sL
q 54hc.; No. 32lh q 33c. BUTTER
steady; creamery separator extras, q
021lac.; held. 16MlSc.; prints, 200
23c.; Maryland and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. lac EGGS quiet; fancy Mary
land and Pennsylvania. 16c.; Vir.
ginia, l7c.; West Virginia, 1910;
sOutherns, 15c per dozen
NEW YORK-BUTTER firm; COM
mon to extra creamery. 10000;
do. state dairy. 151k a 20c. do. reno
vated, 3h4l1c.; do western factory.
1874 M16c, do. western imitation
creamery, 16019c. CHEESE steady;
new state full cream, small cOlored
and white. fine. sisc.; do. fair to
choice, S%Q9hc.; do. large colored
and white. fine, 91ac; skins. full 10
light 107l5c. EGGS weak; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby fancy So
lected white. 20G21c. do. choice, l9
M191ac. do. mixed extra, 19c.; west
ern. l5A01715c.; southerns, 11G14c.
POULTRY: Live steady; western
spring chickens. 22c.; fowls, 13c. tur-
keys. 13c Dressed steady; western
broilers, 20G 25c.; fowls lOd12kc.:
turkeys. 13617c. POTATOES steady;
southern rose. S1.2502; southern sec
onds, 75c 6S1; Jersey sweets, $1d
2.25. CAEBAGES were quiet; per
barrel crate, 50@ Soc.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
BIG SHOOT At INDIANAPOLIS
A Number Of Wilmington Shooters
Will Participate.

Several shooters from this city will par
tcipate in the Grand American Handi-
cap shoot to be heid at indianapolis on
June q. 2s. 20 and 30.
ames r. skelly Of the Dupont Com
pany Is a member Of the tournament COM
mittee, and those who will accompany
him to indianapolis arc n. II. Keller and
Fred A. stone Of New York; c. +. Ham
lin, OF Philadelphia; l.. G.. Lawrence. OF
pittsburg James A McKelvey. OF Ho-
kessin; A. 3. Richardson, Of Dover, who
holds the State championship, Eugene
Dupont. Alexis DUPONT Eugene f. Du-
Pont; Victor DUPONT Jr., and Victor Du-
Pont, 3d.
The party will leave Philadelphia to-
morrow afternoon and will arrive in In
dianapols on Monday. L. J. Squier Of
this city, also will attend.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
AFTER NEW PLAYERS
Manager Kelebner Instructed to Sign
Catcher, Third Baseman and
Piteher

There are rumors Of a proposed shake
up IN the Wilmington A. A. baseball team.
Manager Kelchner on leaving for Johns
town egas given instructions to sign a
new catcher to take the place OF Ernst
and weand and also TO get third base
man to take the place OF Captain Hinton,
who will probably play In right field. A
new pitcher also is desired. and an effort
will be made 10 sign one.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
THROUGHOUT THE CIRCUIT
What the Papers Are Saying About
the Baseball Players.

Ths Brooklyn Citizen has the following
10 saw In regard 20 shortstop Lewis:
-praaident Ebbeis has said that his
club was only too willing to pay for good
hnli PLAYERS. This fact that Ehbets has
permitted Lewis to jump really because
the Brooklyn club would not pay him
even as much as the minor leagues, does
not bear out Ebbets statement that the
brooklyn club is willing 70 spend little
money 20 secure and keep good players.
AT the present time the Brooklyn
club n a disgrace 20 both Brooklyn and
the National League. The team was not
any too strong originally, but with the
desertion Of Lewis, owen. Reisling and In
all likelihood Malay and stticklatt the
ouiht IS too weak for the minor leagues.
The Tri-State League is certainly re-
snarkable for hard hitting pitchers Plank
Is one OF Altoona's most consistent stick
men. Lush was a mainstay for Williams
port. while Campbell. I.eary. Good, Glen
don. Manning. Reisling, McGlynn. Mat
thews and numerous others all club the
ball much better than Tho average
twirler.-Johnstown Democrat
York. Harrisburg. Johnstown. Williams
port and Coatesviile arc now in the rowdy
list. Only few OF the decent ones left
Altoona Mirror.
Tom O'Neil Of this city at present ar
umpire in the Tri-State League and on,
OF the best in the bunch, has received ar
o1fer during the last few days from tn,
American League. which offers him a po
sition as umpire. "Tom" is rather wei
satisfied with his position at present ans
likely win not accept.--Johnstown Demo
rrat-
o'Nen's work in this city was ranl
ana II it was a fair sample he would lnol,
down Job in the American League aNou
one day.
Jesse Tannehill, who is now Jimmy Col
lins' winning pitcher, holds three pecu
liar records. He once pitched game II
which thirteen hits were made on hin
and not a run. In another game he wa
1T safely aeventeen times and one rul
- - -
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
MERCHANTS MAY DlSBAND
Many are Showing a Lack Of Interest
in New Association.

Because Of the lack Of interest shown
by q majority of the merchants, the Mer-
camille Association recently organised.
may disband. The subject was discussed
at a meeting OF the association last night
Final action was postponed until next
Friday night when a special meeting
will be held FOR the purpose OF voting on
the question. In the meantime the mem-
bers viii be notified Of the special meeting
and they win be requested TO attend in
order TO express their views
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
REDUCED RATES TO AsBURY
PARK.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Meeting National Educational Asso-
citation.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Meeting National Educational Asso-
citation.
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the meeting of the National
Educational Association, to be held at
Asbury Park. n. j., July to z, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to Asbury Park
from points more than one hundred
miles from Asbury Park, :. e. Chester,
Pa; Wallingford, Pa; Villa Nova, Pa;
Spring Mills. Pa; Carpenterville. N
j.; Clayton, n. j.; Harrisonville, n. j.;
Monroeville n. j.; Bridgeton, n. j.;
Waterford. n. j., and all stations be-
yond these points. at reduced rates
These tickets will be sold July /, and
IS. and win be good to return leaving
Asbury Park not earlier than July 3
nor later than July 10, except upon de-
posit OF ticket with Joint Agent at AS
bury Park not later than July 10 and
payment Of fee Of fifty cents, an ex-
tension of return limit may be obtained
Ito August 81 inclusive. Tickets will
be sold to Asbury Park via direct route
and also via NV York city in both di-
rections, and will be honored only as
they read. Stop-over will be allowed
lat washington, Baltimore and Phila-
delphia within transit limit on going
trip, and within ten days, not to ex-
coed final limit, on return trip. on all
tickets reading via these cities. Stop
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
Levi Morton's Daughter Turns Catholic

Levi Morton's Daughter Turns Catholic
New York, June 24-Mrs. Winthrop
Rutherfurd, fourth daughter Of Levi
p Morton, former vice president Of
the United States, was received into
the Roman Catholic church. She had
been considering the step for the last
two years and had been giving much
attention to reading on religious sub
iects. Mrs. Rutherfurd was, and her
parents are. members Of the Protest
ant Episcopal church, as is also her
husband As far as could be learned
no opposition to Mrs. Rutherfurd's
change of faith was made by any Of
her family
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

over within final limit will be allowed
at New York on return trip on tick
cts reading through that city by de-
posit Of ticket with Joint Agent at
New York within one day after valida-
tion at Asbury Park and payment OF
fee of 81. For specific rates. routes,
and stop-over conditions consult near
est Pennsylvania railroad ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
zoo ASSOCIATION MEETING
The Amount Cleared on lawn Party
Was st29.15.

The Wilmington Free Geological Asso-
citation held a meeting last night at the
home OF Benjamin f. Shaw president Of
the Association.
1t is proposed to ascertain what the
association has spent for the mainten-
ance Of animals and birds and for the few
birds and animals purchased. make a
list OF the exhibits and their value and
then find out the best method of raising
funds to continue the work
A vote of thanks was extended the New
York Geological Society for the donation
of the Russian bear. wolf and coyote sent
TO the local parry recently and w. n.
Hornaday, the director of the same So
ciety was elected an honorary membe.'
'of the association.
It was reported that sl2915 was cleared
on the recent lawn party.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
Preacher Shot From Ambush.

Charleston. S. c.. June PA spe-
cial from Florence says that H. D.
Ganger, a local Baptist preacher. was
shot from ambush and killed while at
work on his farm near here He lived
in the district known as the dead
stretch" where It is said that negroes
are not welcome, and he had hired two
negroes to work on his farm. Blood
hounds have been sent for to track
the assassins.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
$4,000 Reward For Murderer.

Shamolkin, Pa. June 24.-Four thou
sand dollars reward was offered by
the Northumberland county commits
sioners for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer or murderers of
Michael Wanzie. who was shst on a
public road near Natalia last Tuesday
ms he was returning from work at
the mines.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
DREAMER is PRESIDENT
Rsxonsiders His Resignation and viii
= Again Lead Tri- State.

President creamer. Of the Tri-state
League. last night made the following
statement:
''Having been entirely satisfied that the
TrI-staie League will second my efforts
20 the limit TO maintain clean ball, have
withdrawn my resignation and viii con-
tinne TO conduct the organizations AZ
fairs. Vigorous action win be taken
against rowdyism Of any description.
II feel fatisned that the newly-given
power win place the league on plane
higher thar ever
In the meantime the Tri-state Is stead
iiy hunting the very best that money will
secure
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
PiIot commIssIoners Moo.

The Delaware Board OF Pilot Com
missioners at their meeting held IN this
city yesterday decided TO relieve Pilot
William II. Edwards. Jr.. Of I.ewes. from
active duty until his health IS restored. a
resolution was adopted protesting against
the government abandoning Finns Pom;
liqht
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
WeIl Known Mariner pead.

Philadelphia, June 24-Captain John
w. Shackford. formerly marine super
intendent OF the International Naviga-
ton company and one Of the best
known American mariners. died in a
hospital here after a long illness. He
was native OF Maine and was Sc
years Of age. Captain Shackford fol-
lowed the seafor many years and was
delegate to the International Mari
time Conference held at Washington
in 1891.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
Live stock Markets.

PITTSBURG Union Stock Yards) a
CATTLE slow; choice, S5.6065.S5
prime, S5.40G5.60. HOGS higher;
prime heavy, S5556560 mediums
heavy and light Workers. $3.50; pigs
steady; choice wethers, s49065.1O;
common sheep. S2.5063; spring lambs
s4.50@7; veal calves. &6.5OQ7
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
THE EVENING JOURNAL SATURDAY. JUNE "A, 1905
FLoAIN.o 0aY oooK TESTED
Answered Perfectly Every Demand
Made Dpon II.

fHN- W~f CO F|itS~tlJ ENcFJ DeUdnQ
Made Upon It.
Baltimore. Nd. June 24-The i'm
mense floating dry dock Dewey, re-
Gently completed for the United
States navy by the Maryland Steel
company. at Sparrows Point, in the
Patuxent river. near Solomon's Island.
was tested and answered perfectly
every demand made upon IT, The crui-
ser Colorado, $4,000 tons. was raised
and will remain in the dock for "a
hours The Dewey was sunk until the
deck was 2S feet under water. This
required an hour and six minutes. The
Colorado was then towed in by tugs
and the pumps we're started. In two
hours the keel Of the cruiser was out
Of the water and half an hour later
the deck Of the dock showed clear.
The pumping was continued until this
was two feet above the surface.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
WIN Erect BUILDING at Tuskeqee.

Trenton. N. j.. June 24.-Miss Mar
garet w. Tantum, Of this city, has
just notified Booker T. Washington.
principal Of the Tuskegee Normal and
Industrial Institute. of Tuskegee. Ala.
OF her decision to provide money for
the erection OF a building at the insti.
tute in memory of her father. the late
DR.. James b. Tantum, OF this city.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24


was scored. In still another game eight
hits we're made In nine innings and yet
only twenty-seven men went 10 bat, all
OF the eight runners going out stealing.
I.ancaster's team has Lord Law.
Washer, a Baker. and a Barber. What
they need now is policeman TO Keep
them from fighting the umpire.
Johnny Lush's wrist was not broken as
was at first reported. II is thought that
the clever little southpaw will be back in
the game again In three weeks
Jack Chesbro says: CLARK Grmth has
himself to blame for a lot OF the poor
work Of his club. lie has an idea that all
his pitchers should work just as he does,
and he has given me osders before every
game for the past two weeks not TO throw
curve nor a sptball, but TO use only
fast ones. How on earth Is pitcher go
ing to win when he can't mix tAem up on
the battors2"
The Trl-state circuit is a great deal
stronger with Wilmington added in place
of Lebanon. The Delaware lads have
been winning a fair share Of their games
since they we're taken into the foid.-pitts
burg Dispatch.
Manager Heosert is offering wagers
that the Decoration Day game will be
awarded 10 York; that Creamer Will he
president OF the Tri-state as long as he
desires and that Harrisburg viii not
quit better than fourth place,-Williams-
port Gazette and Bulletin.
Charley Kolchner win put life in that
Wilmington bunch and set them going a
pace that will get them out Of the cellar.
vasbinder. Wllmngton's new twirler
seems 10 be good one. SO is Myers.
II took Iindehelmcr. of Williamsport,
seven months 10 get the second division
team together Manager Stetler got pen-
nant winning team together in two weeks.
who is the best Coatesville
Union.
vasbinder, the Blues pitcher, who was
picked up here IN Johnstown, led the Pa
cIhc National League In hitting last year
with an average OF .403 He also led the
pitchors winning eight games out Of
eleven. He was with the Butte, Mont,
club. .-Johnstown Daily Tribune.
Jacob Jackson who is playing with tho
Cleveland American League Club was
formerly centre fielder on the Norwood,
Pa, team when the aggregation was un-
der the management OF wiloughby CLARK.
when jackson went 10 Norwood he suc-
ceodcd George S. Jarvis who In those
days was one OF the fastest amateur BAH
players In that section
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
ALFONSO APPRovEs CABINET
Weyler, the Cuban Butcher" Is Min
istcr Of War;

lister Of War.
Madrid. June 24.-King Alfonso ap-
proved the new cabinet as follows:
Premier-General Montero Rios.
Minister OF the interior-Senor Gar
cia Pietro.
Minister of foreign affairs - Senor
Sanchez Roman
Minister Of finance-Senor Urzaiz.
Minister Of war--General Weyler
Minister Of marine 80 Senor Villa
nueva.
Minister OF agrioulture-senor Ro-
manones.
Minister of iustice-senor Gonzales
Pena.
Minister OF public instruction-senor
MallardO.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
LAWYER collapses purina Trial.

Harrisburg, Pa. June "a - Albert
Millar, former district attorney, col
lapsed while making speech for ths
commonwealth in the murder trial OF
Frank Brubaker and was unable to
continue. Millar's condition is serious.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
Author Of f4th Amendment Dead.

FNAeNSi " iTt' NHCNeiHSHt CCdHs
Lebanon Ind, June 24.-Surrounded
by relatives and intimate friends.
Judge Stephen Neale, author of the
14th amendment TO the United States
constitution, died at his home. after
an illness OF several months.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
erInaIna eold From kIondike.

Seattle. Wash. June "a. The
steamer City Of Seattle is expected to
reach Seattle tomorrow with $1.OO0.OO0
in gold from the mines of Klondike.
The steamer Dolphin arrived with
$3.50. QUO IN gold from Klondike
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

The new sand lot" agitation In Cali
forzlia against the admission of the
japanese into this country Is carried on
BY league in which the leading ON
Gers bear those fine old American
names. TyttmQe and YoelL
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

The score by innings OF all games
me wilmington A. A. team plays away
from home viii be received az Harry
r. Schnepf. NO. 22i King street.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
HOW THE cLUBs STAND.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.
Athletics, 8; Cleveland. o.
Chicago. 9; Boston. l.
New York, 2; Detroit. o.
Washington, 4, ST. Louis. I.
THE STANDING.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
TRl-srATE STATISTICS.
YEsTERDAY's SCORES.

Johnstown, z; Wilmington, 8.
York. g.; Altoona, I Ci innings)
Wiliamsport, i; Coatesvllle o.
Harrisburg, 3; Lancaster, 4 40 innings)
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

Knights Golden Eagles excursion to
Atlantic City Saturday, July 10, via.
p. b. & w. No change Of cars.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS OF VEST FRIDAY.
pittshurg, s; Brooklyn, /.
81. Louis-C -Chicago-rain.
other clubs not scheduled
THE STANDING.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
JOuNsroWN
ernRn - INNINGa

gohnstown. ......il'02OSO x-7
wilmington. ... ....,...2 o oo o 20 o-5
Two-base hits. Hinton. ., Hagen Mel
choir. sacrifice hits. Rothermel Martin;
bases on balls. of upp Il on Miriam. Il;
hit hy pitcher Badel. struck out, by Man
ninc. s. by upp, 2: by Miriam, /; time. lSo;
Umpire, England
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

Door Screens to order. Yerger's, 410
Shirley street
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

Window Screens to order. Yerger's.
fis shipley street
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

window Screens to order. yerssr's.
l1s shipley street.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24
s4275 TO DENVER, COL, AND RE.
TURN.
Account Of the Epworth League Con-
vention. Via. Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.

Tickets sold TO Denver. Colorado
Springs or Pueblo June 29th 70 July
Sd inclusive. good to return until July
n. Payment Of fifty cents at destina-
ton extends this limit to August IL.
Apply at city ticket Office. S04 Mar
ket street. Wilmington. Del. or any
B. & o. ticket ONCE for tickets and full
information.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

The Tr-state circuit is great deal
stronger with Wilmington added in place
of Lebanon. The Delaware lads have
been winning a fair share OF their games
since they were taken into the foid.-Pitts
burg Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1905-06-24

It's on the 29th-Thursday.
West Excursion, Atlantic City.
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i9lieBli9 cine eetpbbnlide athletic
Nfotiation" miro. Der ct. 2ouis
Surnberein bat benz Suns-A meritaner.
tbum ale 1ur b~entbarsn priDileSien
eingerdumt, um cine rs9t grobe Wit-
slisoi9aft aus biefem glemsnte beran-
susieben. gnifatt bieien iun9sn 2su=
ten tlar gu MAIDEN, bab fe f4 bur9
ibrsn 8sitritt ni9t nur perpfid.
tst bdttsn, bic gortbsile Der Sur
rsret 3u senisBen, ionoern aud
fdmmtli9e prin3ipien beKelben bod
subaltsn, uno basu 9eb6rt Der pa-
raarapb 10, erlaubte man i6nen, in
snglifd BEL ben 8erfammlunsen bas
srOBe Wort gu fibren unb fi4 iiber bic
vSutdmen" lufis 3u MAIDEN.
Wan bdtte ibnen tlar MAIDEN mtiHen,
oaB, I'm in Den 0erfammlungen NIT
iprs9en gu biirfsn, fe Seuti9 lerneu
miiBten, sbsnio ME fie bic Surner-
rs9sln, bic fur ben &urniaal 9elten,
bsfol9en miiBten. YaBt ibnen bies
ni6t, 10 t6nnsr lie elmer Itbletic Nh'n.
beitreten. Sas Seutidtbum i'm 2anbl
it aablrsia senug, um aud Obn'
Sung Mmsrita ben Decentralization
Surnstbunb in isiner adtuns sebie'
tenben STEELE 5u erbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-20

- @uu&t bic fish I Mingo.