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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

A dispatch to the Chicago Tribune from
Middleboro. Ky. says: "ln pistol duel
between Mrs. Alice Moore and Mrs. Lucy
Tucker, as the result of a long time quar-
REL Frank Madden was killed by a bull
let from the revolver of Mrs Tucker. Tho
women met in front of saloon and af-
ter exchanging n few words both drew
weapons. Mrs. Tucker was the first to
open FIRE. At the third shot Mrs. Moore
turned and ran down the street Inharm-
cd. though her clothing was twice pierced.
IL was this last shot which struck Mad
den"
West-bound Erie train No. :. trayeljnr
at the rate of 20 miles an hour. comnosed
OF eisht coaches and carrying a train load
Of immigrants bound for the West. was
deralled at the Erie turn above the Court
street drawbridge near Griswold street
Binghamton. n. ". Wednesday morning
and the engine, mail, baggage and expres.
cars plunged over tho embankment In tba
street. Samuel Mason, the engineer WAS
pinned beneath the wreck of the engine
and is at the city hospital SO badly in
lured that his death is expected at any
time. Leslie Jackson, the fireman. va,
also injured. but hope is expressed for his
recovery. The wreck caught fire but the
flames were quickly eXtinguished. None
of the passengers was injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08

Members of the crew Of the British
steamer city of Gloucester. who were
rescued from their sinking ship last
week by the Norw vgian bark Cord and
landed at Boston Wednesday, refused
10 accept their wages. insisting that
they should be landed in England. their
nome country. The men contended
that they should be returned to Eng
land at the expense of the owners of
their steamer. They are now quar-
tered ut the Mariners Home under the
direction of the British consul.
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AT OUR COLLEGES.
j. Of Maine Invited to
Send Its Relay Team
To Pennsy's Annual Relay Meet
at PhiIade|p hia.
I Funds Are Subscribed Team Will Co.,
Decision Expected Friday.

Orono, Ne, March 7.-(SpeciaD.-
President Frank A. Banks of the Ath-
letic Association called college meet
! ing Wednesday to consider the posi-
/ bility Of sending a relay team to Phila =
delphia 10 compete in the 18th annual
sylvania. Relay teams are sent from
al. over the United States and Canada
| one mile. relays of four inen in which
each man runs 44O yards, 2 mile, in
which each runs One-half q mile and
4 mile allowing one mile for each man.
The proposition discussed by the
executive committee of the Athletic
| Association is to send a team of quar-
| ter milcrS. The financial situation was
IcXplaincd and a paper PASSED for as
sistanc-. If a sufficient amount is sub
sCrihed the team viii be sent and the
decision viii b. announced Friday
| morning. Quite a good deal of en-
thusiasm was displayed and it is
| thought probable that money enough
was subscribed.
The success of the University's relay
! teams AT the L. A. A. meets the past
two years has been looked upon with
| considerable pride ana the student
body feels that these men should be
rewarded with a longer trip. The class
i'll which Maine is placed is rather
fast and she might not be able to
stand the pace. but could 10 doubt
make creditable showing. The teams
| w i,H no, l;aI-
are: Dartmouth, University Of YER
mont, Wesleyan, Holy Cross and Am
! herst.
! The Musical Clubs will leave Orono
Thursday afternoon for Bucksport
where a concert will be given Thurs
day evening. ON Friday evening 4
concert Will be given in Bluchill.
| Manager Goodrich is now absent on
| business concerning Il Western trip
proposed for the latter part Of next
| week and the week following. The
places which may be visited include
| Camden. Belfast, Rockla nd, Auburn,
| Rumford Falls and Skowhegan
The Junior class held a meeting
"Wednesday noon and voted on names
presented by the nOmia ting committee.
Porter l.. Swift of Norway was elected
manager of the class track team and
Richard i. Talbot Of Andover was
chosen captain of the tug ofwar team
which is 10 pull ut the coming indoor
| meet. The election Of the captain Of
| the class track team was left to the
members Of the team.
| The nanIi"r of elertin. officers re-
Gently adopted by This class is meeting
with success. A nominating commit
tee was first chosen consisting of one
| man from each fr1terniiy and a pro-
| portionai representation from the non
| fraternity men. This committee makes
| all nominations which are posted and
then voted upon by the class.
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DOINGS IN WORLD OF SPORTS

and jumps around lively, hitting the
other fellow little taps. none of them
the kind that would do amy damage.
he gets the decision No. the only
right kind of a fight is the kind that
go To Il finish.
"'rh" people have been grated out
Of their good money on fights of this
Kind for Il long time, but they are gel :
ans tired of it and they want the real
thing or nothing at an
city governments, Legislatures and
everything is 4 graft and has been
for som" Time, but people are getting
wise t" il all and that accounts for the
reform movement that is now sweep
ing over the country
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Lou Criger Suffers Another
Relapse at Hot Springs.
Doubtful Il He Will Be With
Boston, Am., This Year.
Piekups and Base Hits 10 Practice Games
and Headquarters Notes.

Hot Springs, Ark. March 1T was
a sad blow to the boys here and it will
be to the fans at home to learn that
Americas greatest backstop, Louis
Criger has had a relapse of such Sc
rious nature as to preclude any posi-
bility of his appearing in Boston uni
form for SONS time, and probably not
during the season.
The attack Of Sunday evening was or
a more serious nature than was at first
supposed, and although he recovered
and was greatly improved Monday al
ter his BATH it was only 4 flash IN the
nan. Monday night he had another BAD
attack, which was even worse thth
that of the previous night. and the
pain was so excruciating that hypoder-
mic injections of morphine had to be
resorted to to alleviate his suffering.
The seat of the trouble seems To be
located at the base of the spinal col
umn and when these attacks come on
they double him up like a jackknife.
TIE physicians in attendance still
maintain that they can pull nm
through and claim that the relapse is
entirely due to the climatic changes,
which have been very frequent OF late.
Manager Collins left this evening for
RuffaIo BEFORE leaving he said: II am
all broken UP over Criger's relapse.
had great hopes that he would pull
through all right. but now / have al
most given up hope and shall immedi-
ately cast my line for new backstop.
Criger's loss is inestimable, and he will
be hard to replace
Tho ,reather was of such an inclem-
ent nature yesterday that only Dineen
and Stahl We're out to practice. The lat
ter is row in charge Of the squad. Hobo
Ferris arrived last night and will inn
mediately get busy Jimmie Mcclure
Eddie Hahn. Noodles Hahn. Kid Fiber
field and Doc Newton Of the Giants left
for birmingham. Ala, yesterday morn
ing.
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ENOUGH or THE SEA,
Mate Minniss, Shipwrecked Twice in
Two Years, Will Retire.


Portland. Me-, March -Four of the
hVe Survivors OF the wreck off Machias
bay Sunday Of the three -masted schooner
Mile by which three men were lost, ar
rived here today. They We're First Mate
'oh' =. MinnisS Of Morden. N. s., Second
MAT" o. +. Lake If Cheverie. n. s., Cool,
! homhs w. Gibson of Margaretvile. n,
- and Seam"n George Hansen of Nor
way.
Mate MinniSs. who expected to leave to-
night for st. John. said that as he has
pcen shipwrecked twice in two years and
Is over 20 years old he will not go to sea
again. Lake and Gibson intended TO reach
Boston and go to Yarmouth, n. S, hv
steamer Seaman Hansen will go to Ros-
ton and ship again.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, March THE strong OPEN
ing today was IN effect carried over from
Yesterdays rebound on short covering by
the bears. who sold the market in Mon
days break. II took only q very foy
minutes Of trading to demonstrate that
the limits of the rebound had been reach
ed. Not only was there an insignificant
demand AT the higher level of prices. but
a renewal OF the disposition showed it
self to take advantage of the better terms
Tor a resumption OF selling. This proved
a disappointment to operators who had
hoped that Yesterdays rally marked the
turn Tor the htiter. The duh and neg
l+ct.d condition Of the trading for the rsst
Of the day reflected this disa ppointment
and also certain amount Of distrust
lest important liquidation might remain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08

Boston March T.
FLOrR-Dull and weak: spring pltents.
mill shipments, i.35sti15.
CORN-Quiet but steady; No. 3 yellow,
5nlAl,.l.
OATS-Duu; No. clipped white. 3D.
HAY-sirm: No. ]. 15.50Gl6.5O; lower
grades. I3..GllI.
MILL FEFD-Dull and easier.
SPRING BRAN-@02.,.
MIXED FEEn-2l. :Aff2? /. .t
COTTON SEED MEAT-305O
PORk-SteadY. unchanged.
IARD-Steady, unchanged
BEEF-lull and easy; extra heavy
sides, las
LAMRS-Easy. &i9
NEAlS- Steady; ilstI2i..
BUTTER Firm; northern, "5t4G1G.
C!iEESE-Quiet but steady; York state,
1IHIiH.
EGGS-Firm and higher; choice, 2lG2a;
eastern, .0d.2I.
APPL ES-tirm: BaldWins 3ENtj 90.
Northern Spies ;.i0G5
POTATOES-Quie ana EASY: Green
Mountains, c3st65: Hebrons. 6NlG;
StGAR- Steady on Il basis Of 40 for
granulated.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. March Z.
a decline Of almost two cents o h,,shel
in the rrice of wheat for May delivery
occurred here today as Il result of gen
eral liquidation and selling for short ac-
count. Ideal weather conditions in the
Southwest for the crop were the chief
causes Of the weakness
The leading futures closed as follows:
WliEAT-May. rs; July. 17I.m7s; sept.
71ts.
CoRN-May 4sl4: July. 422sa,k; Sept,
OATs-May. 2s:smse; July. sax; Sept.
2Smi5 " -
MESS PORk-Mav I5.7o: July. 15.G2,h.
LARD-May. ISL; July. 79elz: Sept,
SHORT RTBs-NIay. So: july. sM.
cash quote tions were as follows:
FLotIR-Weak
NHEAT-No. . srring. ia 49,; No. z. II
as: No. red. 7Si%nSOrs
CoRN-No. >. II; No. . yellow. 4IGr1i.
oATS-No. 2. 29A No. 9 white. 3T.I3o:
No !" white. 29ilIi3on.
RYE-No. 2. CO.
RARI.EY-Good feeding, 37Y
MALTINC-41m5O
FLAX SEED-1Os: northwestern. LII.
MESS PCRK-l5. C0Gl15e5.
LARD-7.7.dG
SHORT RIPS SIDES-S.1 oIs15.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S. 45MS55.
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to he effected. The opening strength In
the market owed much To improved CON
ditions abroaIS
Reading proved a special diSa ppoin;-
mtnt to the advocates of higher prices
Its sudden weakening after the opening
advance was of large influence on the
Nv hole market. The days net changes are
insignificant The special strength in
Anal gamat"d Copper. Colorado Fuel and
Eistillers securities caused recoverieS in
the gcnetrli list from the low Level of
the day bur til" recovery was not held
and the closing tone was easy.
i;ondS Were irregular. Total sales, par
value, s., $4,000. United States new is
coupon declined ~ per cent. on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08

Inc impressive ceremony Of the con-
version of The Princess Ena of Batten-
Dui g To the Roman Catholic faith prior
10 her marrying King Alfonso occurred
Wednesday IN the chapel of the palace
OF Mlramar at san Sebastin. The
fight Rev. Robert Brindle. Roman
.a'noiic bishop Of Nottingham, Eng
iahd. "ihciated. TIL" town enjoyed q.
holiday IL honor of the event. process
SONS headed by bands of music passing
constantly through the streets.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York March {
Spot closed quiet points lower. Mid
ding uplands. ILL; do. gulf, II 20 Sales
none.
Galveston steady. 1913: Charleston firm.
1G%@: Memphis steady, II. New Orleans
quiet. 10 1916; Mobile steady, 1914; Slvan-
nah quiet and steady 10 9-rI
Net receipts for five days Is 1876
Exports to Great Britain, 3I.HS; to
the continent, ~. .Il
Stock ,SS9i4
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Bowdoin Juniors Elect More Officers.

brunswick. Me, March 1.-(SpcciaD.
AT 4 meeting of the Junior class held
yesterday Frank l.. Bass of Bangor
was elected class track captain for the
annual indoor meet: William Linnell
of Sac" squad leader. and Willis ~
llain,S of Dexter, class pianist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08

John Morley. soon after he had Wis
tied the President at the White House.
is said TO have remarked: He is n
sort of cross between St. George and
st. FituS."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, March z.
CATrIF-Rcceipts. 2N0O0: market
steady: common to n,;mo st.crs . s.SIc IN
- "IS-Rcceipts. .OUOO; market 5d10c.
'o"er' choice to prime heavy, 630Q6.4o2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-08

FIRE Wednesday destroyed the coaling
STATION Of the Chico go & Alton Railroad
~ -o'h street and California avenue.
hicaso' The damage to the. station is
$50. 200.
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FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN DEEOREST
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH co

We will sell from 10 to 200 shares De-
Forest preferred stock and 10 to 500 com
mon. We can also supply any other un-
listed stock or bond on the market at low
est price. Write us today about any Sc
curity yau are Interested in
JAMES SHAY & CO.
co STATE ST, BOSTON.
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Boston Produce Market.

SIlEEP-Receipts. 22OOO; sheep. steady,
lambA. zoe. lower: sheep 4AGoa.
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16T2FH,: dairieS 1924
ttiiS-Steady: at market, cases jncIud-
en, * hrsts. 13ll: prime frsts, AZ; ex-
CHEESE-Steady.
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New York Money Market.
New York, Mar,

New YORK, MARCH T.
Prime mercantile paper 5m5is per cent.
Sterling exchange easy ut $500 49, G.,
for demand ard at 49,. :lUii 2.![i for 90 day
bills
Posted rates 1891 and iS7.
Commercial bills Is.
Bar silver Gi's.
Mexican dollars 49,.
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money ON call easier 49, per cent :
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JOHN |. TALKS.
Visits Des M0ineS in Cuise
Of a 1eetota|sr.
Remarks That There Amt Any
More Champions Now"
Says Graft Has Hurt Prize Fighting
Can Sill Whip Mitchell.

But yesterday the word of Caesar nigh
have stood against the world,
And now he ii"S Their" and non" go pool
10 do him homage
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NEW YORK STOCk~MARkET.

Furnished Daily by, J. J. ouinian G. Co.,
Office. Opera .itousss Block, Augusta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
sitnatinns afanith.

w A,ieNLEb-BI YOUNG CHRISTIAN GIN. |
y y, Neman, position Of trust Good bnsiness
febi,ate AuuIeas 9, Every Eveung Office.
RhflNED YOUNG LADY WIsHFs oFFIcF |
stenoe9a,,in ni mas knowledge o. booEkeeping and /
'eol-sis Every senine ONCE.
y AsfhcrABLE YOUNG wovAN wof,1D
IKE situation M private farnfiv eies,, h,-,o |
iebii.i,s Aoa'ess A 2, Every Evening Office.
-epI-Hs
QOl, is, NIsnEs SITUATION. WILLING
3.vslis.s 1al se9lsing BANK, l2j Porter street
lalai-2s
A hhFlNED WIDOW LADY WANTS sIIUA-
4 loh a. housekeeper IN widower's home pre-
~ 'a Aiso young lady wants dressmaking by
- wv. eal az Oi9 Lombard It, jan9i-3tg
Hflp alalt.
WANthD-JOB ONPOsITOR MUST BE
~, up 20 uate. Wages Sli up Po iton per-
il"usn| state experience and lat employer
a., Apply ChAs. l. STORY, Printer
\NANTtD-lOUNG MAN 40 LEARN THE
arug business. Apply DANFORTHs
i-W Drug store, Market aud second streets
NNANTED = ExpERIENCED rOITTCToR
W ior inslalment house. Address A B.
leoi-ls Every Evening ONCE.
NNANrED-sECOND-HA BAKfR
" az Ply S, =. COR. CHESTNUT AND VAN
ooNhN olhEhis iebl-2t
INANrED-BOY, NEAT IN APPEARANCE.
w and can nde wheel. fer errauds
iebi-d ~ ''''-' - 5NEsfi ME 'EsiissiHfH siisif ST.
DANK CLERK, HAVING LEISURE EvEN-
- lngs' can learn OF good opportunity to in-
crease present income. Address. stating present
no IH and IurUTuu ID PIT a Q
lensilt rox 6i6 New York.
XITANTED-MALE NURSE CALL AT ONCE.
w ian3l-I; MRS MLlLHAR, 9ul Read ST.
WANIED- CAPABLE MANN OYSTER BAR
W ln nrsi-class restaurant must have good
reference address A ., Every Evening Office
lKTANTKD- MAN TO LIVE on FARM AND
w drive milk wagon. Must be steady and de-
nendahle. Apply &. b tUPHkT, Delaware Hard
flpfe Co, Eleventh and Union streets. janso-St
VNTANTkD-BRAss MOULDER.
w sPEAKMAN PIPE AND SUPPLY CO..
lanz'-i III Market street.
XATANrED- D-COMPOsITORs. ALSO PRESS
w leedCrs, job and cylinder o-hour day
ian5-u Apply ROOM ], BAYARD ANNEX.
A NY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN A
| n goo1 IN ONE corresponding ior newspapers;
no canYassiugi experience unnecessary. send
! ior rrartoulars.NOklHkkN PRESS SYNDICATE,
nov4-tm Lockport n. T.
MN AND BOYS WANTED 10 EARN
wi t5 70 6 day after completing course Of prac-
teal instruo lions az home or in our schools.
/ 0raduates admitted 90 Union. Positions secured.
/ COAN BROS. co, Practical schools, Plum blng
/ and lrickayng, New York. Chicago Cincinnati,
/ st. Louis Free caialog. ieb7-ly
| NITEeELL YOUR ABILITY WITHOUrIN ANY
! w way cndangerrg your present connections.
l Our advice Is confidential aud is planned 10 aid
\ the man whose success in his present nosiiion
! proves bis ability 90 fil q better one. Why not
| get iu touch with SOM OF the excellent opror-
tuuities now openl We have all sorts of high
\ grade nosIfiuns-LNecutve Clerical, lochaulcal
l and calcsmHn--n1yIng from 81 ul0 20 5000 d
I year. ASK ~ for booklets OnicCs ia " cities
HApooOns fluc.l Brain Hr0ktrs,
1901 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

WAANTED-BY YOUNG CHRISTIAN GIN.
ueman, position of trust co.. t,si,lo'- 49,
1I,' fnbia,s address 6, Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
for sale.

Ho1k sALE-ANnQUE WALNUT SIDE TABLE,
i, nuted legs antique mahogany secretary,
walnut commode, ceIar chest books, porch
ioSAsE Adde'S A s livery Evening ONCE. 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
embIif sales.

DUBLIC sALE-WILL BIZ SOLD THE CON-
tents OF school formerly used by the Sea
Boari Military Academy, No. 500 south Broome
street. Wilmington, Del. on Monday. February
9TH at 9.3 O'Clock, and continue on Tuesday
morning nt $50. Bookcases, tables, chairs, Office
fixtures, carpet, enameled ledsieads. mattresses,
chihonicrs, gilt mantle Mirror 100 hard wood
finished school desks, all kinds OF sch oOl iNiucs
also, valua bic library OF m scellanoous books
of 1000 volumes Everything only been used a
short time. The desks and school furniture will
be sold on Tuesday morning, at q,30. and the
books and bookcases tuesday afternoon. at 2
O'Clock. STIDHAA.& SON, Aucuoneea.
ID. & A. Phone, b35. Jan3oi iiebl,2,3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

HAWKINS & CO.,
MANAGERS OF REAL ESTATE,
7I2 Market Street.
isbi-ts-u Phones. 712.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Washington, Feb. Weather forecast
for Delaware.
Fair tonight; fair and colder tomorrow
fresh west to northwest wind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
MMIara {. aapIs.
HLAssEs ARE non WORN

GLASSES ARE NOT WORN
to improve the vision only, but
to relieve nerve strain-Many
people have sharp, clear sight,
but not easy vision, owing 10
the tax upon the complicated eve
muscles-lf your eyes tire quickly,
feel strained, smart or ache it is more
than likely that Glasses will 40 you
relief. Let our Optician examine
you eyes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

mop SALE DON'T DEClDETo RE-RENT
FON nRAG where you now live until you
wood throughout Central located, Hos air o.
steam heat. Panered to suit Built ~ though
Won biiilt it personally. Address
LYN THOMAS. No. l0e Markst street
novl6-tu,s-tf One house has two bath rooma
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

NOR sALE-ABOUr 1WO ACREe, MILEs
II from Wilmington. near trolley, nice lawn,
two aud room houses stable, carr age and
chicken houses. grapes, cherries, apples. rcarA
Nice home. hne view. SPRINGER, halter
janS03t{ 8 W. Fourth street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
for Asnt.

NOR RFNr-DAIRY FARM on FIFTY-FIyE
Il acres. within two miles ni Wilmington, with
large and wCll-cQuiI ped poultry plant
Apply at iarm 10 n. e. MAhAffN,
fobi-f near sholipot Park
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

GEORGE R. TOWNSEND & CO..
sweat Ninth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

TrOR sALE-GROCERY STORE Wisr SIDE.
II good location. stock and fixtures amount TO
si, i0O. sell for S7oo Address J. ". BON 3,
jan22-i2t Every Evcning Oiilcc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
9anring.

MI - EDEN HALL
40 DANCING.
-N PHYSICAL CULTURE
BrGlNNERs- Monday, 10 10 u M. 90, g..
kfeemblv dance wednesday evening o.s0 10
chfidrenil. tuesday and saturday altcr moons
Private lessons, waltz and Two Nep' NAs -
Residence, The Gables 60, o,,7n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

oysters for Lunch Tomorrow
II so. telephone your order to Coke,
Fourth and Adams. Prompt deliveries
anywhere in town. You cannot buy liner
ovsters anywhere. Both phones.F