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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-20
SURVEYS SITE
FOR GRAND STAND

Dudley d. Britt.-the civil engineer
this afternoon laid off the grounds
of the new fair association for the
grand stand. and also for the stand
and bleaehers for the ball grounds.
Work on both structures win be be-
gun as soon as the material arrives
upon the ground.
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VIII Filed

The viii Of the late Mrs. Caroline
Robinson, Of Shinnston, was filed in
the county clerks office Tuesday for
probate. She deviscs her property
equally to the eight ch;laren.
Thaddeus Robinson. one Of the sons,
qualified as administrator.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-02-20
MITCHELL DECLINED

New York, Feb. 2o-Presidcnt
John Mitchell, Of the Bnited Nine
Workers Of America, YESTERDAY af-
ternoon received an offer Of the nom
nation for congress in the disAict
including Peoria, Ill. He sent a
telegram declining the eandidacy.
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GENERAL GROsVENOR
MAY GET IT.
lBy gfssocinted b.

Chillicothe, o.. Feb. 2o--NIuch
interest is felt here in the Eleventh
district in the Republican congres-
sional nomination. While there is
general approval Of the candidacy
of Albert Douglas, it is said fully
five hundred men in the county have
written letters favoring the nom
nation Of General Grosvenor.
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ARMED
FORCES TO
Be USED.
lBY Associafed llress. J

Budapest, Hungary Feb. 20 The
official Gazette today publishes
notification By Royal CoRnisoisner
General Nyiri uphoIding the legality
Of Yesterdays dissolution 81 tlie
Hungarian Parliament, maintains
ing that the rescript was read in the
presence of 80 or 40 deputies and
wdrning the deputies that any at
tempt to hold a sitting Of the house
convened for tomorrow will be pre-
vented by armed forces.
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MYSTERY SURROUNDS
DEATH OF ACTRESS

New York, Feb. 90 The pnlice
are trying TO fathom the mystery 81
tile death Of Gussie Hart, the actresS
fdnnd last night IN her room al West
3Stli street, with her skull fractured.
They have arrested Edward Murphy,
a dancing master, who said he was
with her after the theatre last night
lat the Little Savoy, when size fell
down a fight Of twenty steps He
<aid he called cab and With the
assistance Of other actresses took her
home. Miss Hart was aged about
50 Years Her son is IN Cincinnati.
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Sent TO Jail

Justice N. 5. Riley fined Lee
Hickman $25 and sent him to jail
for Is days Tuesday for failure IN
pay Mrs. Mahala Dale. a widow
woman. seven dollars and forty cents
for board.
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Buys Pool Room

". H. Hicks. of Grafton. has pur-
chased the Traders pool and billiard
outfit of r. G. Nicholas, and viii
continue the business at the hotel.
He took possession Tuesday morn
ing.
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WALDO DANCE

One Of the most enjoyable danecs
that has ever taken place in tie a..
sembly room Of the Waldo occurred
last night. A merry party Of yeunc
ladies and gentlemen were present
and the evening was passed most
enjoyably. Wells orchestra rea,ie--
ed the music in their happiest st..c.
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Mcdonnell Funeral

The funeral Of Mrs. p. F. Me
Donnell. as previously announced.
will be held at the Catholic church
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and
intennent viii be in HOLY Cross
cemetery Rev. J. A. Reynolds will
conduct the obsequies.
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MOODYS ASSOCIATE
DIES AT OLO AGE
(Bv Associated Pross. !

Mortified. Mass, Feb 20
Henry NJ. Moore, widely known
through his connection with tine Ma
tional and international work of the
Young Mems Christian Association
and other religious enterprises, ana
:. associate of the late Dwight +.
III a, died here today. aged Is
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lIrs. WaIteg,F Raa gaIe ! ehaEnl-

Mrs. WalteFSF. Ran gave chafm-
ing at home Monday afternoon Al
her residence on Pike street. ~
large number Of societEIs Leaders
ReFe present, and each giicsi reecis
ed handsome Washington Birthday
souvenir. Very elaborate prizes
were gwen The lortunaie ones
cards, and delicious refresilpei
were served during Tie altunoce
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9RATORICAL CONTEST
At LOST GREEK

Tic first annual contest oi the
Grant District 0atorical Society
sill he held Thursday evening OF the
pfese6l week at 7:15 O'Clock in the
Methodist Protestant church at Lost
Creek. The officers Of the society
are o. w. Iladwig, president Flofis
DAWSON. vice president, and Calora
Hardway. secretary. The judges on
his occasion viii lie s. K, Arbuth-
not, DID, Attorney +. 0. Sutton
ind Prof. A. W. Martin. The fol-
lowing program win be observed:
Music ............-. Duel
"He VIII Not Shmbera
PRAYER r.... Elder Van Horn
II. q. Freeman ...... Duck Greek
"The Evolution Of Our Republic
Nellie Lewis ....... Blake School
s1'he Unknown Speaker
Solo ..s....s...s. Selected
A. W. Martin
Hattie Holmes independent No !
Success
Hattie Bell Cummins ....n
..... Independent Ne. :
American Ideals
Music .... Selected
Blanche Ronline j.. Valley School
@Death Of Benedict Arnold
Eula Romine. Lost Creek Room !
"Shall We Give Up the Union
Music .......s.. Solo
0key Davis
Rertrand Lunar Hinzman
. MeWhorter School
Address to Young Men
J. Ransel Romine
.. Lost Greek, Room No. /
'eFhe Treason Of Benedict arnold
Music ............ Duet
.Roses Kissed BIZ the Sunshine
Fmineial Report Presidenl
Decision of Judges and Presentation
of Prizes.
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w. Va. Postmasters

Washington. Feb. z0-The sem
ate has confirmed the nominatoa pf
}. 0slluep 70 be postmaster 1t l9nz
ninotnn- III. w
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Miss Berthe cnnmins went 10 l0st
Creek today 10 visit relatives and
Fi6nds for j lev days
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
We could write vol lanes upon u

We could write yollmes upon The
mate cussed uess Of the sacred COW,
which is allowed to roam at will
through the city--we found ak Of
them 10 our corn patch the other
morning.
The regular annual picnic which d
number of the ladies have been
having each summer is to take place
next Wednesday. They will meet,
at the corner of First Avenue and
Maple St. at o'clock aud drive to
Spring Park. where they will spend
the day,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03

u. T. PATTERSON.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
The County Fair.

The fair association is making
great preparations for the county
fair in September. The success OF tie
fair Is largely ia the hands of the
OF Sisseton. Advertise 1T;
push it and go to it yourselves,
There will be on exhibition at the
grounds numerous attractions 10 ad-
dition to the products of farm and
factors, the arts and sclencies, an ex-
position that will be worth the time
and attention of the citizens.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
Low Rates to st. Paul and Min
neapOlis &. A. r. Encampment.
$500 to st. Paul or Min
noonn1iC anI Pofurn
neapOlis and Return

Via the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST
Paul Railway, account Annual En-
campment Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie at Minneapolis, August 13 70 Is,
Tickets will be on sale August l3 to
l6, inclusive, Final return limit
August 81, 1866. Liberal extension
granted on payment of small extern
5 on fee. For further INFORMATION re-
gardlng rates, routes or train service,
see nearest ticket agent Of the CEi-
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway.
or write to-day to F. A. Miller, Gen
eral Passenger Agent. Chicago,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
MARKET REPORT.

W. j. Towles was a business visitor
at Milbank Wednesday.
S. r. S"enson has purchased the
Henry Helvig automobile.
Charlie Mckee OF Window, was
transient in the city Wednesday.
Mayor and Mrs. Rickert returned
from Ortonville Monday evening,
Paul Babcock spent Sunday at
Ortonville returning Monday evening.
T. L. Patterson left Wednesday
for months visit to his old home at
Usage, Iowa.
fora Belgium, the Corona banker,
was a business visitor in the city
Saturday.
Thos. Ray, of Ortley, was ia the
city Monday taxing orders for nur-
sery stock.
\ Miss McArtel and her friend Miss
Slogan spent Sunday at Big Stone
Lake.
John Ramps and family returned
Tuesday from visit to relatsves in
Shell Lake. Wisconsin.
Tom. Peever returned Tuesday
evening from trip to the Twin
Cities and Wisconsin.
b. Z. Sandsmark, the Eddy mer-
chant, was in the city looking after
load of goods Tuesday.
Miss Alice Slogan, who has been
visiting Miss McArtel, of the tele.
phone central, returned home to
Abe rdeen Tuesday
q. j. D. Melhlnch, chief clerk at
the agency and j. w. Hines, j., the
storekeeper at that place, tarrled in
the city Saturday.
''Billy" Rabbit, the blank man
by which we mean the man who sells
blanks, not that he is blank-was In
the city Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Osborne returned from
! Minneapolis Monday evening where
she went to act as brides maid at
the Monl- w oodman wedding.
Carl j. Rice. the Peever banker,
and Matt Optz, one of the merchant
princes of the same place, we're 10
\ the city Monday
August FelIbaum, one of the sub
stantial farmers of Minnesota town
ship, was In the city Saturday. He
says the crops look fine up his way.
The W. R. c. entertained their
friends at a tea at the home of Mrs
Sommervile Monday afternoon.
a very pleasant time enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ffauk Hicks and children and
Mrs. Murray left Monday for a two
weeks visit with relatives at Summit
Mary Blrdine, of Summit, who has
been visiting here returned home
with them.
The Farmers Exchange have been
making some radical changes in thell
store. They have caused the office
to be enlarged and sky light put
In over the same, which also lights
up the shoe department. They have
also put an awning IN front of the
building which is a great improvement
Mrs. Henry NeJtleton, of Monde
vi, Wisconsin, VINO has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. d. Stevens. left
last Friday for the Pacific coast
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby gwen that the
regular examination for teachers GER
tifcates will be held at Sisseton, S. ID.
August l6 aud IL, 1900. These des.
iring to write should be present
promptly at niue O'Clock a. m.
y. II. Jones,
Supt. OF Schools.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
THE CHURCHES.

st. Peters-Servlces at 1890 a. N.
Rev. FIR. GUILTY
Methodist Glass meeting, 10 a. M. {:
preaching, l0:30: Sabbath School,
ll:45; Junior E. L. 3 p. NJ; Epworth
League, $50; evening service 8 p. M;
Rev. +. B. Dunn, Pastor
Presbyterian Church-SundaY ser
vices. Preaching 1880 a. M, Sun
day School, ~ M; e. f. meeting 6:45
p. M: evening service s p. IA. Rev.
Joseph Mlllett. pastor.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
DIRECTORY

MARKET PLACES FOR SALE OF MoR1GAGEn
CHATTELS
Al the from. door OF the postottice in the
Peever. White Rock. Ellington, Vernon, Co.
roma, the o. o. Lohre postotfice, Sec. /, One
15s Twp r. Also in front OF school house
Front door of store building on Section %
township 1928. range so.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-03
Notice.

l wish to give notice to the pat
rons of the bowling alley, that the
same will be closed from August lst
to September LIST. on account CT the
ilot weather.
nv ~ c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
STREETS AN0 SEWERS.

Busineis of a Misoelian, Charatt r BE-
lore tie department To-day.
At the meeting Of the Directors of
the Street and Sewer Department this
morning, William +. Smalley, repre-
senting the Otto Gas Engine Works,
said the chief engineer of the company
objects to the grade of Commerce
street as established recently. Action
was deferred for a week.
Mayor Wilson returned with his ap-
proval the franchise granted to the
Wilmington and Edge Moor Elec trio
Railway Co., to build trolley lines
in the Ninth ward.
A communication was receievd from
the Wilmington Light, Power & Tele-
phone CO., giving the city permission
to erect fire and police wires on its
poles. The letter was filed.
A communication was received from
City Council requesting the board to
defer action in the matter of repeating
the ordinance permitting erection OF
porches beyond the established build
ing line, until the public building
committee of Council looks into the
matter and is given hearing. The
repeating resolution was read, and
laid over until the next meeting of
the board.
Secretary Christy was instructed to
notify the committee of Council that
it will be given a hearing in the
matter next Tuesday morning.
A resolution was received from the
Water Department requesting the board
not to grant permission to the Della
ware Water Co., to lay pipes in the
streets. The resolution was ordered
filed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
L EaS Completed Today, and Rep
IRSenlaliVe IaVUeY Was Auth
OTlz3dtOR6p House.
AMOUNT0TO$94, 346,57
Vi lae Total Sum Appropriated, Over
IHeliy-nTe Hilllon Dollars Are for
Work on lhe Panama Canal
A''ooIaied Pres Dl1ratch BY Special wlro.

Washington, May 29.-The Sundrv
SiHn Appropriation bill was comnleted
tooaY; and Chairman Tawney was author
Yea by the appropriations committee
to report it 20 the House In Is the
largest Sundry Civil Augmentation I'm
ever reported carrying SQ4 .346.57s Of
which S25 46099l are for work on tbe
Panama Canal Deducting the canal
appropriation the bill carries 81 72i osO
more than the current Sundrv Civil act
I.he river and harbor work heretofore
authorized and contracted there is appro-
priated Sll3l6.936. which is S6774S44
~ excess OF the amount available this wear
For new buildings heretofore authorized
and the repair of buildings s5l70 .5S3 are
Appropriated a reduction Of 81 2SO6. COL
head ''''7
Among the items of appropriations for
the canal are Pay of officers and EN-
ployes on the lsthmus. other than skilled
and unskillcd lahorers. S3.32S Ose. skilled
labor on ihe lsihmus. s5.593O20: un-
skilled labor ON the lsthmus. S414S.459;
purchase and delivery OF supplies and
equipment on the lsthmus. si0374.5l1:
loan 20 the Panama Railroad for new
equipment, 100000.
A printing reform is inaugurated by
requirements that no money appropriated
~ the hlll shall be used to maintain branch
printing Offices in any executive depart
mont IN Washington. that the plants of
such branch offices shall be turned over
TO the public printer within 30 days after
the passage of the bill and that hereafter
detailed estimates for printing must be
transmitted to Congress from each de-
partment
The bill provides for the appointment
by the Attorney-General. il the Secretary
OF the Treasury desires, of a solicitor Of
customs, at an annual salary OF $1,000
and such assistant solicitors as are neces-
sary, at the salaries of $1,000 each.
The bill appropriates 81 600 900 foi
work on the Delaware River (Pennsyl
vania and New Jersey and $4,000 Il
the Philadelphia Mint
The bill viii probably be called up fol
consideration in the House Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
The LEVY COURT.
Road Matters Considered at Today
Meeting.


Meeting.
The Levy Court. in executive SEES
sion, this morning made a small re-
duction in the bill Of Theobold Harsch,
who built the Hare's Corner road ex
tension. IL was stated that the speci-
fications called for two lines of pipe to
cross the road at a certain point and
but one line was used. The court de-
cided TO take ESQ from the bill.
The court cannot pay Mr.. Harsch
anything at this time, as his money
has been attached by the Delaware
Granite and Mining Co, which COM
pany furnished him with stone.
a commune was received from
road supervisor John Levy, stating
that he finds the State road between
the Causeway and the Delaware rail
road bridge is in need of repairs and
recommending that a car load Of three
quarter inch stone and earth mixed
and few loads OF ~ inch stone be
purchased to make the repairs. lie
also recommends that a car load of
three quarter inch stone and dust be
put on the Elsmere road and car load
Of quarter inch stone and dust
be put on the Odessa and Middletowr
road.
Action was deferred.
Mr.. Scott called the courts atten-
tion TO Fleming's bridge in the lower
part of the county, He said it was in
bad condition and asked the members
of the court to 60 there and look at
it. The court decided to visit the
bridge next Tuesday and on Friday Of
this week will visit Voshell's dam,
Silver Run, Causeway and Fenni
| more's bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
PUBLIC LIGHTING.
Bids Tor Gas Lamps Received by street
and Sewer Board.

Bids Tor Gas Lamps Received by Street
and Sewer Board.
Public gas-lighting propositions oc-
cupied the attention OF the Street and
Sewer Directors at today's meeting.
Bids for furnishing the city with 635,
or more, street gas lights, were re-
ceived from five firms. All bids except
one we're from parties outside of Viii
mington. The Wilmington bidder was
Edward A. Robinson. The bids were
as follows:
E. A.. Robinson, 81. and IS each.
Sun Napor Street Light Co. OF Can
ton, Ohio, S6 and 81 each.
Cleveland Street Light Co. of Cleve-
land, Ohio, S. so each.
Clement & CO., of Philadelphia, IS,
IS. 80, 81. % and 81. so each.
American Street Lamp Supply Co.,
of New York, s6. 65 and 81. 10 each.
The bids were read and action de-
ferred until the next meeting of the
board. In the meantime each kind of
light, for which bids were received,
will be tested on the streets.
Mayor Wilson said he thought, from
the bids received and from the interest
the members of the board have taken
in the matter, the city will benefit.
The present gas-lighting contract
expires on June ID, but can be ex-
tended. The board intends TO buy the
lamps and contracts fer the gas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
TO BUILD NEW ROAD.
Levy Court Decides on an Improvement
in Brandywine Hundred.

Highway Commissioner Francis A..
Price. at the meeting of the Levy Court
this morning read the Specifications for
building the new Faulk Road in Brandy
wine hundred The specifications were
approved and Mr. Price was instructed 10
advertise for bids 10 be opened on June
18th. The estimated cost OF the road Is
S27 900.
Two sets Of specifications have been
prepared. One calls for a macadam road
from the Concord turnpike 20 the Nelson
Tallev crossroads, about a mile IN length,
II feet wide and four and eight inches
deep: estimated cost. So 800. The other
specification calls for a macadam road
from the Nelson Ialley crossroads 70
Grubb's Corner nearly 2l5 miles, u
feet wide and S inches deep estimated
cost 500 500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
POLICE VACATIONS.
Time whom Tho Msp WIN be Away Thi
Year.

Time Whom Tho Men Will be Away This
Year
The sergeants and patrolnen of the
local police department viii take their
vacations this year as follows;
" eek of June 4th- Sergeant Howgate,
Objects Flynn, Turner and Hawk.
Week OF June llth-Gilling, Ley.
Wallace and +. Massey.
Week OF June 1sth-Ja -Jakubowskh
Kelley, Heal, McGillion and Cornish.
Week Of June 25th--Sergeant Massey,
Officers Ford, Beck, Barr, Peterson
and Fox.
Week of July o,b-sergeant Rice,
Officers Mclaughlin, Solomon, Ma
ioney, Simmons and Brown.
Week OF July l6th-Sergeant Durney,
Officers Di Mare. Edwards, Sheely,
Elliott and Palmer.
Week Of july 23i-Sergee ne ~
Dermot', Diilcef. Buns, KinC,M B d /,
AbraLa-..s and benson.
Week Of July 30th- Sergeant kelleher
Officers L. Kane, Wintbrup, Dutton,
Sherry and Davidson.
Week of August 9Th - Sergeant
Tucker, Officers Hutton, Conner,
Pierce Ward and Wardle.
Week Of August 18th Sergeant
Lyons, Officers Snyder, Burchinal,
Jones, Harkins and Purcell.
Week OF August 20th Sergeant
White, Officers Gaynor, Todd, Eakin,
England and Bowmsn.
Week Of August 27,h-Sergeant Bay.
ley Officers Green, Donohoe, Crozier,
Serson and Payne.
Week Of September 3i--Oficers S.
u. Scott, j. a. Scott, Nj ore, Nc.
Daniel, Walker and Paulman.
Week Of September 10th Officers
Collins, Taylor, Neely, Hahn, Nc
Ateer and Long
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
yhe ReYOIuiOliStS Who Attacked
OCOS Have Fled Across the
Mexican Border,
OTHERS ARE APPEARING
They Are Coming From Various Points
Alone lhs Mexican Boundary and
Threatening The Government.
- p-e.. pI.pateh by sneeIal We

Associated Press hislauN" ny 'i'4'"- '-'N'
washington May 29.-The Guatemala
..,oinrionists who. attacked Ocos have
Seso driven back across the Mexican
or 1or5sr hut small parties Of revolutionists
~ enresring at various other POINTS
aio,r he Noxican boundary and threaten
.as fbe Guatemala government This
.niorn,,fion was contained in a dispatch
,eseivcd at the State Department today
iror Mr. Combs, the American Minister
~ Cuatemala and Honduras.
Mr. Nnnoz. the Guatemala Minister
h,da long conference at the State De-
nerment today with Secretary Root. He
fslod TO get information of the revo-
htionsrv movement in his country. So
H. he has had no adviccs whatever
concerning the movement against Presi-
dsnt Caheira. There isnothing in the dis
matches Secretary Root has received
Shirh shows that the lives and property
nj American citizens are IN danger, and
M steps have been taken 20 send a war
,bip 10 Ocos. 7 he cruiser Marhlshead
i sf Panama. and IL is only three r four
S,ys from the scene Of the insurrecti0n,
klt which the unsettled political con-
diion at present existing in Panama, 10
4 not likely hat the Marblehead Will
leave that port.
Mexico is doing everything in its power
to protect It's border to avoid becoming
snisngied in the Guatemala revolution.
according 10 a dispatch received today
bythe State Department from the Ameu-
csn Embassy in the Cty ci Mexico.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
FI1zSlMMONS-BURNS FIGHT.
The Club omoials WIN Make No Attempt
{" Hold the Bout.

The Club Omcials WIN Make No Attempt
to Hold the Bout.
Asociatod Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, May 20. Capt.
John C.. Groome of the State police,
referring to Gov Pennypacker' order
to prevent the 2O-round tout scheduled
for tonight at the Tuxedo Athletic
Club. at Essington, Delaware county,
said today:
Il received orders from Gov. Penny
packer to stop the fight between Fitz-
simmons and Burn tonight, and that Is
what will be done.
"There is no conflict of authority or
ANYTHING Of that nature, " continued
Cant. Groome, "and have no doubt
taat the club officials will call the
bout off. They have no wish to resist
the law in any way. II they think
they are within their legal rights,
/ have no doubt they will 60 about it
m the proper manner to establish their
standing. 1t will not be necessary to
send a squad of men there one or two
will be enough, and | wont 60 myself.
There will be no trouble at all, as the
club officials will make no attempt to
hold the bout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
NEW FERRY SCHEDULE.

The New Jersey Is Wilmington Ferry
Co. operating the steamboat y lrica, an
nounces the following schedule, start
ing tomorrow; .
Week days-Leave Wilmington at 5
a m. and 9 and 6. 10 p m. and Penn 8
Grove alto and 10 a. m. and . p. m.
Sundavs-Leave Wilmington at $. 30
a m. and 1.3O aud 6l5 P. m, and
Penn's Grove at and IL a. m. and D
n m