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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05
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Die Macntnr bes pIcntIdlcn GUrrf.
ip%Dnbcntcn" fir ben 0iitrift Golum.
bia lit Srn. @m. &nnncmaun, 0r.
1915, Mariun.S traRe, N,=@,, Waib.
tnAton, iibertragcn iuOrSen. Sr. San'
ncrhanu lit inter Den ScmtidJcn Der
%nnoeSbanptitaot portbeilbaft be.
fannt nnS bebnrf oaGer feincr bciDu'
oercn Giniiibrnng. Sr. Sanucmann
1T ermddltigt morocn, SnbieriptiOneH.
NbOnncmentsgclocr uno Nuscigcn fir
orn ySentid)cn GorrcIpunoentcn" ent.
acNcn 5u nebmcn, mno bitten iuir uu.
icrc N%buuncnicn in Der G%mubcs6aupt.
itaot, benz uencu @crtrctcr bcS iiberall
9erm scicbencn SlattcS in Der iiblidD
ircnnolidcm Mciic cntge9cn sn fom.
men uuo baonrdj bic MHbc erlcidDtern
III ~Gclicn. Sr. &nnncmanm 1T jebcr
3cit bcrcit, meme @citelnngcn anf bas
Slutt iumubl, ais aud bic geiGrSe.
RING puu Mn5ci9cu prompt entae9rn
III nclimcn nno AMI Sas Sdmrlite 81
b%ciOr9cm.
Is bluaro Haiuc,
Scrnusgcbcr bcS yTcutidcu Gorre.
ipOnocntcn."
Baltimore, Wtb.
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Or. ". e. Moielep, Sr. y. e. Woic.
len, Sr. 2. Is. Mitdlea, Sr. Treb. ".
Miluer, 6rou Yorie Mitula, 5tc'
pban Wituln, Srou Sobnnna WubI'
bad, 6rlS. aotbnrinc uno GlriIIc
WiibIbod, Sri. Numa Sitcrmam ST..
Glipbolct FarionS, Sri. emma ).
RiciIc. Sr. Momidi, Sr, N~lcraroer
HoulInot, &r. uno Irou Stcptdn
Stciumiilcr Wno 8ino, Srnu Sr1cNu
Smith. &r. Smith, @r. Nobn Selia,
Irou GboS. u. Singcipalo, Sri. Hiln
SingcmnIb, Trnu SEQ. y. S6oll Sr.
". W. Smith, Sr. SboS. u. SilAcs
moIo. &r. Rit. Sfiib, &r. Gorl g..
5beoicd, Sr. N. Go9el, Grl. @ertrln
@ebr, &r. uno Srou VI. @ilot, Ili.
@ilot, Sr. Fuul @egeiabrt, Sr. SobN
&. @oli, &r. <iulius @eber, Sr, urO
Srnu @m. 3olper, G%leonore, emma.
line, @cniomln uno Gorl 3olpcr.
0ic Oiii5ierc iino: Gopiton :.
Sonben, t. Oiii5ier W. Saora, :
SiiiSier &. &nbIers, 3. Sfil5icr s..
0recien. 4. 0iiiSier =, @entc, /.
Moidiniit &naenieur $, &entia Nrjt
Or. u. aorr. 9rppiont. unb 3ubl.
meiitcr ". 2obmiilcr, SbcrlteporO
s.. Sritihe. Oberfod) u. &oncroinG.
0ircft mad @olpelto II.
Seit lGn1erer 3eit gebt gum erlte.t
Molc Elm ,Norobcitid)cr 2lo9>"-
Oonpicr oirett bon Bremen Ead)
@nluclton. IS lit Dies Der rSoimo.
Der" Der am a. Iu9nit bon @rcmen
NIT elmer groBen Nn5obl aoiiltcH-
E~ulin1icrc unO NuSlpnnoerer IN gee
9iEg,
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Snmpfer %,Gbcmnit."
Wiro oieicr Gage nit 7G0 Fuiiaaic.
rem bier anfpmmcn. - @icIc Dol.


Wiro oieier Gage nit 7G0 Fuiioaic.
rem bier onfpmmcn. - @icIc 0ol.
tIinorer befinbcn iih oli inn. -
Compiler .Sannopcr" gebt bircft
llod) 8olneiton.
Ter 0nmpicr .Gbcmnib" bonn
"Morooeut'dfn 2lopo" miro bieier
Gage bier ermnrtct. Gr iubr an "a.
Nltgult BON Bremen ub ulo brtnat
$50 Fuiiaaicrc, bon oencn btc loIgcn-
Den IN Der aniiitc fommcn:
6rI. 6rmceS see NllcnL 6rl. Grnn
N6rnm, Sr, $. @einc, Sr. Sliper
@nd)nrad), Sr. 2uowiQ Nmnmonn,
Sr, mo Irou Charles s.. Gngelmor,
SRI. Guo Gober, @r. McrrD 6ober.
&r. 0ouio 1e%iniinQer, SRI. emma
@o'oi, Sri. emma @ut5cit, Irau Sc.
@onlbocd, Sr. ulo Trau -. $. 500
bcInlonh &r. &crm. u. @obcImnm,
inn, Srau 6onm NJ. Sooner, Irou
Gmilie Singer, 0r. otto &cr5oG &r.
Mcrbcrt Sougbton, 6rl. u. VI. Noll,
sri. Gli5obet6 Noa. GrI3. Motiln1
umo @eiiie Solo, Grou Minric Norml,
sri. Sibig Sr. Games u. &oneS, @r.
&obom &ooleb, Nr. ,%obn @linacI.
t6icr. Grou Moric &roiicct, AIoilic
lmo Mnrie &raliccf, Mr, &cno Mobn,
6rm !. !. 2eihpih, Grm e. s..
&ulc, SRI. Gig. 81. 2ulc, Grnu GlIic
@uutcnbadl Seinr. lmo (boWaa Cant
tcnbnd, &r. uno Gruu NnOrcm !.
Ycidt mo ai1to, 1rau NeiieI Sclpl,L
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QOfalterid)lc aus Maibimgtun.
III ~ q \ /.

~ y \ ~ "
PM SonmtaQ gbenb belt Der
uSdngerbuno" ieine iGbrlihe Ser.
iommlunQ in Der &ercinsbdllc, meldc
lebr 5oblreif beilIbt mar. Nodiols
genoe 9eomte nurocu iiir oo3 luu.
Icnoc &abr gcudblt: ErGiioent, Srant
Glolop; &ice Erdiiocnt, s. @oIoe.
mann; 6inon5iefretGr, Sr. 9orl; pro.
totolirenoer SefretGr, $. y. @erres;
Shnbmeiiter, g. Sober; 9ibliotbetar,
u. Senncmnnn; 9irigent $. Rant
ser; &crnaltungSratb, &arl 9anoer,
u. $. Shulbe, N0olpb Sepp, u. 4.
Sores, i. !. Iicterih, @m. @erene,
iun., un0 &. 9oumnm.
&r. Glnitop, Der nid)t onfpeleno
mor, beflcioet ooa Nmt oeS Frdiioen-
ten lett 10 &obrcn mo ieine @ieoer.
mobl ucruriadtc cine Iormlihe Spu.
ton. 0r. @uloemonn iun9irt audi
bereits 10 Sabre oils Gicc.FrGiioent;
leine @ic0eripnbl pur0e ebenidl5
nit Slibcl begriiBt.
Nm Wittrpod) Mbcno meroen Die
9comten unb Der &erpoltungSratb
cine SiBun0 bnlten. nm oos Eros
qromm iiir sic Observation-Disclosures
mGbrcno Der nGdlten Saiion auS5u.
arbeiten.
2e6enSmii0 c.
Ser 3t.iGbriae s. VI. Sull, oeiicu
Wutter in Nr. 1924, 81. Strabe.
@eorgctomn, mobnt, Der ober lett
flrr5cr 3eit in &r. 49,, s. StraBe,
go, logirte, ipronQ am Sonntag
Nohmittog 3 llbr bon Scr @eritc.
no ser 0ompier oNiper Queen" Dor
Infer liegt, in Den SSlliB mo ertronf,
cbe cr aerettet mcrOen fonnte. Die NnH
geltcllten 9lafe un6 Sclmmtb bradz
ten Die 2eid)e an'S liter. bon no lie
in ser Eoli5ci.N mbulan3 nod bent
@oipitol" beioroert milr-
DC, no Die Ier5tc @ieoerbelebungS.
perilld)e muhtcn, bie nber criolgloS
blieben. Ger Mnnn bate lid, ioit oen
gar5en (og in Ser NGbe beS Gam.
piers n~iigebalten uno ihlen ollrhouS
niht nieoergeihlogen ODER per'tort;
mas i'm gum Selbitmoro trieb, lit
nid)t %befannt.
Slatternim 1iitrifts Sc.
fdngniB.
3lpei Neacr, Eapton Smcet uno
Glorf Sec, Ole lid ihon ieit l0ngerer
Belt ols 8eiun0cne I'M GiitriftS-@ De-
iGnNniB beiinocn, limo am letter.
Sonntoa an Den 9lattern erfrnnft.
Die gauge iiiblid)c Abtbeilun9 Der
Strofonitolt, no Die 3ellcn Der Or
fronften iid b%eiinoen uno 1873 lpei.
tcre @eiongene eingcipcrrt lino,
milroe inter itrenae NuarantGne &c.
itelt, moburh erobe Nuirc0un9 uns
ter Den @eiongenen entltono. VeIon-
oers unongenebm mar es tiir 81 Der
ielben, lpelhe geitern entlolien mer.
Den iollten, ga hire Strai3eit beenoct
lit.
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Simcninm Tair.

Die .EennipIpania Giien.
6 0 III D." miro iiir oiele DE-
legenbcit aln o., g., T., 8. mo 3.
September grfuriions . @iQete, Die
mir om Gage ser @eraisgabung gill
ii9 limp, einihlieBlid Gintritt gum
Ylabe, gum Yreiie BON 80 Gents per-
fouien. S~pe5inl5iige meroen ben
Golpert : @obnboi am g., Z. Inb 8.
september nm 11.15 0ormittags.
unb am s., g., T., 8. unb 8. Septem.
Der Inn 11.t5 Sormittaes uno 1 ubr
Nahmittogs perlailen. &iidfabrt am
g., Z. un0 8. september pom Ius.
ItcIlungsplaBc nm 6 llbr Ibenos. &,
(245,S,5W 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Sic SoGres.S NJ M
scr 2ebrer mo Sebrerlillen
aus Dem Qallien Staote bc9oln &C.
tern I'M BcbGuoe Der StoutS +. Nor
m%olidnlc. IS botten iid) nnseiabr
400 Ecrioncn oaSu c%ingefunoci.
Eroi. NJ. Bates StepbehS, Der gu.
pcrintcnoent Der Stuuts-Gr5iebnnaH
@eboroc bielt cinen &ortrag, IN mel.
d)cn1 cr sic Annobmc zines 5lpon02-
Deiicn llnterridts . @eiebes befilr-
wortctc. IS meroen ieoen Gag 5lpei
SibunQcn nbacbaIten. Gieie 3nlom'
mcntiinitc ocS oebrerperionalS babell
ocn 3mcd, 2e6rmctbooen etc. 81 olS'
futircn.
Sniiiihc i'm Soen. St
Der N1br oea 9a3oretto . 2endttbllr'
mes ipurOe geitcrn 9sa6mittog EN-
aroBcr Soiiiid) beobadtet, Der lld)
hcn aou5en Nadymittag in iener @e-
geno auibieIt, uno idien iebr brng'
rig 81 lcin. oenn er idiuamm brett
auf ieOeS Obiett i'm Waiier az.
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CHibirurr etanb btr Clubs
3iuei ipe5iclc Sal6 . Yreis . Gr.

fnriunrn nad) annapolis am 8. un0
10. September Inn 1a2 llbr Nodrmit.
tags nit Dem Iampier n2ouiie";
3ipei Stunoen IN Der mu~nberpollcn
Glotten . afooemie; 2anbuna an Der
Nerfte, uabe oeas eroBen arie9S'
idiifen. Sabf SIR je ole Sauptituot
Cures Staates geieben2 3mei aus.
fIiige gum baIben Yreiie, nur % Gts.
(244-52)
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GeunN'S fein acr6ltete Gaficcs

meroen in allen Staottbeilen bon
Baltimore perfanit. Die por,iialide
Qllalitdt uno mdBigen Yreiie MAIDEN
oieieIben eeraoe5u beriibmt.
60 .&emns So, Ibee, 9affee, 3nder.
(april5. t1iTosa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-05

Viopor Z. 9lnp SimomlS, Wcld)cr oie
Forooc in @eiellihoit oC9 Fr1lioen+
ten Der federation, @rn, Goluurn
0lrld), mttgenlod)t hattie. uoll}o1 0te
llcbcrreifun1. Gr wur0c BON Srn.
Sirid). Der crit ENC flciue Iniprude
bicIt. in melher CT iih olti Den CLAN.
5enoen 0erIolli Scr 6eicr be}od, Dor
gelteut. Ter Monor iultroe ltiIrmtld)
begriiBt. Gr bieIt cine fllr}c Ne0e,
nlf Bic QcmoItigc Windt Der orQont'
iirtcn 9lrbeit binmciien0 umo itbcr-
reid)te Damn sic bei0cn Gobncn. Ncrr
Gron5 SuomiG, 4rdiiocnt Der @ranz
orbeitcr, nobm Ole Sabine 0ieier Or.
| goniiotion in Gmpiona mo iprnh
babel cin poor pniienOe @orte. Cos
@leihe tbot Serr %omca s.. Suai
bolL ser 0ic SABINE Der Noll3nlolcr
ent9cqen nobnl.
&n Den Nbcn0itun0en id)mou Die
3ahl Scr Ncflld)er uui mlit6citen@
10000 an; Der Furf mar tbutldhlid
a%Cpiroplt uoll bon 9liltliden, laden,
0Cn, %ldm0Bcnoen Mcnidcn, Die
feline Gorge lt0rtc - nld)t cimnul Der
Mcttcrmom. 8cacn 10 llbr fam ser
@lOn5prmtt-Oo3 Scuerpert. IS mar
ell brillantcS. Bur 1aritellung ia,
men Elm s bel ~ SUB 9robeS Stcr
ncnbonner, ciu s bel 1G SUB groBcS
emblem Der o6coerotion Of Sobor,"
cln Surncr onl Med. cine IS SUB I'M
Gurdlmellcr mciIenoe Iontoine,
nelnz bis odt5chnBoaigc @cidoiic.
eln m0hti0cS Nrcict, me6rere MGoer
un0 ,@lltc Noht."
Inter Ocn @ellihcrn ~bcfonOcn lid
nllh oiclc politii6c Gon0i0utcn beiOcr
FortCien Die inter Den Nrbcitern
Srelnoc 5ll MAIDEN iudtcn liir ole
be%porItcbenoc ErimGrlpubl. 0a9 So.
mite, melhc9 ooroli lab. ooB e@ ullr
Dem Sc1tplnbc an niht9 icbltc, be.
'tuno aus oen $50. &omca WfcOtiuan
@ultau WefoL NJ. @oloberg &. q.
arois, &. 9Obnct. Is. Gcblc, @m. \.
@onofin, s. Wurron @eo. Garter,
i. N~oulenbcrgcr mo ,Noicpb NoocrH.
Gas ARRANGEMENTS Gouitc beitonN
aus Den $50. Mad Ser5oa. &oriiBcr,
George s. @riifiM &oiepb Mc@rcgor,
SHm. w. Gallagher, @nl. Srhoro,
u, @orooL $. 4. Nollmer. ,Sobn Hiq.
ger, @m. e. Gorrcit, W. !. Souc.
Mm. e. StinB, Sboma5 Stunt, Gas.
8. Snuiuan mo Charles u. GuQen.
Ser o&iIliiOe b."
Ter vSialiOc Stub OF @roQnn
SeiAbtS," cine am l.. Sui ae9rilH.
Oetc Organization Don 9cpobrcrn
Der 9tabbaridait an Breton. mo
&u5erlc : Strnbc, bielt acltcrn cillcn
6clos un0 Icittug, an Dem iid picIc
&crreu, Tnmcn uno brionoer5 Sim.
Der hetbeiIlgten. Der ;3m;d hta
Clubs, Sen 0cieuidaitIifcn %,rfcGr
5n 'orocru, mlroe poIitGnoil eriilut
mo Nlt nlO Sung omiilirten lid) nuf'@
Bette. Die SpieIe iiir bic ,StNcno.
@ulcbnll, Ncilcnidlo9en. Mcttrcmn
etc, bcaonncn 10 llbr &ormittnl9
mo aingcn am Nnd)mittog, nnd) ci.
ncr Wittaa0pauic, 81 Gnbe. 2uld)
lmiroc bon , llbr an uli Der @olun
Der Srou @rogon %ierpirt. Nr. No.
bert y. Smith lit ser FrGii6ent uno
Sr. Otto Spomcr Ger Setret1r oca
nSilliioe . Clubs" 0ie Nrran1c.
mentS iiir oua neitrige Set mlrocr
bon Den 6ol0cnoen %9ctroiien: Gr.
Sronf ). EolpCr@, Mrn. &obn ), Cor
coron, Srn. Mobert 4. Mc9tamorl,
Srn. SbomaS !. Neilp, Srn. Y. :.
@rogan, &rn. NooIpb Spomcr, Mrr.
90. i. Barrett, Nrn. @illiom !. Del.
nal, Srn. Charles i. Sell uno Sru.
Charles Saberiunt.
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Wr. i2,. pN.Saltimsrs.e trat

YaIage . Notariats . 0elomed)iel.
0arean. Sdiifsfarten fir ale
9ampfer.2 inien. MeiiepGfie, @ed)iel.
@elomediel Lno @,toienbungen.
(SptiIl.1O !.
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MIS- cine II nQrrch tigfcit
angcicben - Ga8 8orNcben SEES
Suprem Gon5ila Oca ,Hopul Nr.
conlum 4. Orocns," mcld)es IN Nut
IN 9op, O., IN SiBunq lit. mo Die
Dor Ginger Belt IN Itlontic . GitD
ieitgciebten bobercn Haten outacbei
zen bot, erre9te guar bel Den bobc'
rem 9comtcn bicrielbit ein 6nirieoc.
mes @efiibl. bod limo bic MtitQlieoer
ocs Srocns icIblt nid)t oanit Elm.
perltanOen ulb iprcd)en Die 9ciiird)
tlln9 aus, Dab ser Srocn elmer idlue.
rem 3eit entgcacn acbe, inocm picle
aIogen cingcreid)t Wcrocn miirben,
iuenn am /. Sftober Ole ncllen Hatcl
in &raft treten. Sos Snprem.G Con
ill bat oie neilcn Hotcn bohingchatb
ocGnoert, Dob Elm Mii1licb, pclfeS
90 Sabre alt lit, nur Die &Glitc Der
boben Hoten 81 5oblen bat nno oob
oie onoere SGlite nit bier Yro5ent
3inicn gu~tgcid)rieben merbcn iotl,
mn bon Dem S%terbe9elbe idliebliu)
%abac,oaen 81 mcrben. Gcs9leider
iou elm fsonb bon 90 Gents pro Mit.
1Iieo pro Sobr gciammelt merocn,
pelhe Snmme iiir iold)c Mitglieocr
pcrmunot perben ipn, beren Sage cS
linen nift crmoeliht. Die erbobteil
Roten in ibren olten Saoen 81 CT.
ihminaen.
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Stdot Baltimore.
Undertakings @caluciicr.
V"nrtHpH5ettr.
Cas- gSettcr.

Sir WorplauO mo hcn Giltrttt
Columbia id)6nca, tiiblerc@ %Scttfr
nn0 lpCitlid)c NIn0c.
Ger b0d)Itc 5bcrmomctcritOuo mar
81 @roo nm = llbr NotmittoG@.
Ger nieoriQite lbcrmomctcrltanO
mor y @rao nm & llhr N}or3cn@.
Wittlcrcr @oromctcr'tano $3.50.
Scr b0d)itc [bcrmomctcritano Der
Icbtcn - Stun0rn III nudfoINenoCN
StG0tcn mar mic iolQt: Goltport 60,
1ortlun0 "a, Cotton II. 9lbonp Is.
Nclp . })orf H. N%orri0burg 80, E5i'
lonclpbia 81, Ntlontic Gitp 74,Gopc
NFuD -, @aiAtuQtou 81, 9toriolt 80,
Charlotte So, MllmlnQton Sc, Ghor.
leiton So, Souumub Sc, Sodionuilc
rs, &upitcr Sc. seen @clt 80, Ntlontu
SO, WontQomcru 80, Hciu . Orleans
IS, 0ulcitiuc 81, @olpcIton 81. Gor.
pu@ Gbriiti Sc. Mcmpbio 76, Ginciu
noti GG. Yitt9burg 66, S5lpcao a.
Nuiiolo GG. GIcpclanb 6S. 9etroii
G6, NIpcna GS, Worquette SO, @rccn
gan g., Chicago GO, Gulutb "a, 81
FuuI 70. Ct. 2ollis 20, &onio$ Sim
IS. Gnlobo y, Suron -, NiSmord
-, @iaiiton rs. &oprc rs, Scleum
y, Salt 2ofc GitD 50, 1cnpcr G6,
9tortb Nluttc 20, Iobge SO. Nmarillo
80, Sos Nn9cles IS.
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WclSienSnagen nad) 9entidlanb MI,
CeItreidl

5n "a Gents pro Marf uno 20R
Gents pro arone. Yorto EXTRA.
Wediel ausaeltelt aif ale Tbeile
Der @eIt. Sbeo. $. 0iener & So,
ia Oit.2eginaton.S Str. 2inumer Rr.
3. (18O-)
Evening journal., 1905-11-14

of business. Third and Delaware streets.
where refreshments We're served. The
party was under the direction of Chris
topher Grier
WILL ATTEND WEDDING.
Charles Townsend, of this city, will
be one Of the ushers at the marriage of
lOliver Colt Of Summit Bridge, and
Miss Carrie McMullin. of Chesapeake
lCity. which takes place at the home of
the brides parents tomorrow evening
LAT $50 o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. John Carrick. The bride will
be attended by her sister, Miss Ada
McMullin, and Miss Elsie Colt. sister
Of the groom, as bridesmaids. Millard
Colt. brother Of the groom, will act as
best man. Mr.. Colt is well known here,
having visited in this city a number
of times. Mr.. and Mrs. Colt will live
near Sumrait Bridge.
FIRE HYDRANTS REPAIRED.
Workmen employed by the Delaware
Water Improvement Company finished
yesterday the work of repairing the fire
lhydrants at Second and Third and Del
aware streets. which gave way when
1.-THE fire engine was tested recently. SO
great was the pressure from the COM
lpany's pumps at that time that the
steamer could not discharge properly
and as a consequence water backed up
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
BALL ToSSERS IN CUBA
League Players to Play a Series Of
Gan1es Thnrn

Havana, Cuba. Nov. 1i-Captain ana
First Baseman William Clancy. of the
Pittsburg Nationals. arrived yesterday
from New York, accompanied by his
braves for series of games IN cuba.
His team consists of Second Baseman
starr, who played last year with the
ST. Louis Americans; Third Baseman
O'Brien, formerly Of the Roche stor
Eastern League; Shortstop Pastar. Of
Lynn, Eastern League. Center Fielder
Burke, OF the Lynns. Left Fielder
smith OF the Holyokes Catcher Cove
ney. OF the New England League.
while the two pitchers are Jerry Nops.
who was here last year with the same
aggregation, and played with the Provi-
dence team OF the New England
League. and McCabe. OF the New Bed
fords. Of the same league.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
Table Linen

IIews'tched pattern Table
cloths, Ia yards long, s. and
81 IS, realty for use.
Mil eds OF Table Damask.
nicely hcxed I-2 and : yards
at sr6o So and So. 40
81 Table Damask. 2 yards wide,
pure white, new designs, at S5c a
yard.
a good, soft finished, white
m islin at 6'I-ac a'yard enough to
last one day.
csc everywhere, IA yards
W ds pure white Sheeting Muslin,
while it lasis at i9c a yard.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
Remnants of Silks

One hundred and hfty short
lengths Of silk colorsd and black,
worth up to 81 a yard, clearing
pr =, 49c a yard.
Nard' wide Tahela Silks in
black at 81 and Sr.7s a yard.
These silks are worth a third
more in auy market.
At s9,, value 7Sc. our black
and coio-ed Tsffsta Silks are a
Evening journal., 1905-11-14

ana yards wide. L .blsached
Muslin, I5c yard. S yards only
TO a customer.
2oc blue aud white stripe Tick
ing, rs yards wide at nc yard.
A larg. Towel, ISx4o at
ioc; SI.Io dozen.
A large Huck Towel at II 1-2c.
A good standard Apron Giug-
ham at S &C yard.
Lancaster Apron Gingham, &C
a yard.
la lac Near Silk Lining at Sc
a yard.
sc Mercerized Sateen, l1c 4
yard.
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bargain, indeed.
a lot Of all-wool waisiings up
to 75c yard sale price i9c.
"A inch Surah Serge, colored
and black, all-wool, WORTH o9c a
yard at 40c.
75c quality black Surah Serge,
so inches wide, at 69c yard.
Sc inch black Panama at 75c a
yard, sold.everywhere at ST..
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rhree 20 coniraois.

New York. Nov. i4.-The following
contracts and releases were announced
today by President Harry 6. Pulliam,
OF the National League:
Contracts-With Kew York John J.
McGraw. 1906. 1907. 1905; l.. a. Mitch
eli. with Chicago Frank l.. Chance
1906. 1907. 1905; James sebrng 1906
1907. 1908. with Pittsburg, James J..
Nealon. James r. Archer
Released-By Brooklyn to Kew York
Robert p. Hall
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aRube'sv Nav Act.

shamokiu Pa. Nov 1f-Pitcher
"Rube" WadleiL Of the Athletics. ar
rived here yesterday to appear in a
vaudeville show. He stated DE would
again be m the game next season in
aner form than ever lie added that
his arm has almost fully recovered and
is practically in It's normal condition
and that reports that he had rheuma-
tisn iu 81 were AN bosh.
"Rubc's" turn IN the show Is to break
a bOard with the ordinary baseball.
The girl who fishes for compliments
never makes much Of "a catch.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
TARGET PRACTICE
At Fl. DU PONT
Eight Hundred Pound Pro
jectiles Hurled Over a
Mile
THERMOMETER TAKES A DROP
snecInI 10 rn. EvenIng JournaI.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
New Castle. Nov. 14.-Gunners Of the
45th and l12th Companies, Heavy Coast
Artillery, stationed at Fort DUPONT, are
engaged today in target practice with
mortars at "a range of 1000 yards.
The targets are located in the river
below the reservation and are marked
by "a red nag. Gunners are stationed
i'm the mortar pits out of sight of the
target. Range elevation, direction and
velocity Of the wind are telephoned to
them from an officer stationed in a
coming tower above the pits and when
the command TO fire is given the 1G-
inch mortars belch forth OO-pound
proiectiles which are used in the
practice.
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.
Forty hours devotional services will
close in st. Peters r.. 9. Church to-
night with sermon by the Rev. w.
H. Birmingham. of St. Patrick's Church,
wilmington. Last evening the Rev.
iJames McSweeney of ST. Paurs Church
delivered an interesting sermon. The
services were largely attended.
THERMOMETER TOOK A DROP.
When the early risers of New Castle
left their homes this morning they
found that the mercury had tumbled
TO p degrees above zero. Last night
snow Tell for a short time and a high
wind prevailed. During the course of
the night the mercury dropped twenty
degrees.
WILL WALTZ FOR PRIZE.
At the Thanksgiving bah to be given
in the Opera House a prize waltz for
SIS a side will be feature. The parti-
cipants viii be John Biggans Of this
city, and Charles Cavanhugh. OF Phila-
'delphia. style. time and execution
will be considered by the judges in
awarding the prize.
MEMBERS WERE ENTERTAINED.
Members of the ]. O. C. r. Lodge held
lam interesting meeting last evening and
transacted much business. After the
session was over members of the lodge
adjourned to james T. Whites place
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Warm Bed Covering
A Sale of Blankets, Comforts

3 dozen Silkoline Covered Com
forts filled with pure white cot
ton, dark and light colors at 81.
S. Down Comforts, S4.25.
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Sharon HIn Wants > c..

The Sharon Hill football team Is
anxious to get another game with the
Orange eleven, of this city. The two
teams played several weeks ago and
Orange easily won.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
cHURcH Is PROSPEROUS.

Under the direction of the Rev Cole
man, Mt. Salem NJ. e. Church in this
city is greatly advancing. The report
of the church board shows that from
the trustees rally of October 10, S140
was realized, and from the stewards
rally, held November 8, sos was cleared.
The report says: "The work of Mt.
Salem NJ f. Church is greatly advance
ing on all lines under the administra-
tion of the Rev. Coleman and harmony
prevails in our midst. Sunday. Novem-
Der 12 we had with us the Rev. A. j.
Spencer, Of Bridgeville, who preached
morning and evening"
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Time to Philadelphia and Nsv
York (23d St-TernnfnaD.

Attention is called to the fine B. 4
o. train service between Wilmington
Philadelphia and New York. Only 81
to 35 minutes TO Philadelphia. Sci
time tables published herein.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
rnrn HalI Juniors Wln.

The Old Swedes second basketball
team was defeated by the Turn Hall
Juniors last night by the score of is to
H. The game WAS exciting from the
start TO finish. The lineup follows:
Old Swedes Second Turn Han Juniors
l.. Sawin .......,forWard Shields
Devinney ......forward Harvey
Cochran ........center ,..... Dougherty
.Oltes ..........defense Podolsky
Dpmlrree .......defense Rigney
Field goals Swain. /; Demaree. .;
Dsvlnney, 1 Harvey >; Dougherty, 81;
Shields. J. From fouls: Rigney. Il;
Dougher;S' /. Cochran, ]; Devinney Il;
Cochran. /; Referee, Balsey; Twenty
minute halves.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
King Street.
FAN LOSES SUIT
Spectator Takes Risk of Injury From
Fouls and Cannot Recover.

Washington. Nov. 1i.-Justice Gould.
in criminal court in the case of. Ed
ward Neihmeyer against the Washing
ton baseball club, of the American
League. and Acting Manager Malachi
kituidge, OF the club. today directed "A
verdict IN favor Of the defendants upon
the ground that a person attending
games takes the risk of injury from
being hit by baseballs which might ny
from the field into the stands. unless
the patrons purchase seat behind
the wire screens.
Mr. Neihmeyer sued for $500 damages
against the club and Kittridge. because
he was struck as he was proceeding to
Ia seat upon the bleachers by foul ball
from Mr. Kittridge's bat.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
Gloves

Wool Gloves for men, women
and children. 2sc and soc. -
The Sr,oo Kid Gloves at 65c,
h,ve created n stir in the town, a
far assortment OF sizes left.
Ladies' soc Ribbed Vests and
Tights, gray, at 25c.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14
Whist Tournament Started.

At the Wilmington Whist Club last
night bridge whist tournament was
started with twenty eight tables. The
billiard tournament will open tonight.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14

O1e hundred sample Blankets,
raggi~g ia pric. from 6oc 10 So
everyone wcr ii a third more.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14

Children's soc Combination
Suits, 25c.
Mems soc fleeced Underwear,
25c.
Children's heavy feeced Under
wear, 2Sc for all sizes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II it falls TO
cure. f. w. GROVES signature is on
each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1905-11-14

Don't judge a man by the size Of hi
money until you see what he has lef
after paying his bills.