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DENNSYLYANIA
n RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect January lsr. 1904
Ira ms ltstve ~ Yflminrfon a. foIIovwa


Ira ms leave Wilmington a.. follows
For Chester ana fhiladel phia, / a3, Aib, t6t1
GO fAl0 10 q so 1907 $50 300, $50, i0oa
25s, f85O, A85, sos 1850 6O7, Is IS, 657,0lS
1000 and fll.0O D. IN weekdays. lf8, l. Is K.l0
s.lA 200, g.35, ll.4H =. m, il216 187, f2O0 25S
tS50' 800 t5.S0, CO., f.2s, 9.ls, 1000 and flL0j
For Philadelphia only. 2ss, s.s5 a m. i22o
400 h22, ais, III and 500 p. m. weekdays asa
b.22 o. m. G. IS IN and $50 p m. Sundays
For New York Through express). las, s.9a,
e.aA ll.45 a. m, rl2 - fl.87, 3 10 b2l 6O7 a623
-Lll, 9z3 p. m. weekdays. l.13. 8 80 fli45 a M
Sundays.
For Boston without change, loooa m. GndsN
p m, weekdays 500 y m. Sundays.
Baltimore and Washington. Los, A2o 7.lo s0l
tI0 tlO.l4 n.O7 sll.4s a m, 'l2Sb ILL S2oA
eos, D. %, o.gS 800, 1u0. tL3l, tS,l5, f900 p
M, and l2.ls night week-days l.O3 40, 7.l5,
e.02. il014, n.4S a. m, sl285' s2.O6 asa. 625,
49, .o.2o' '3sl, sis. te90p. m- and HAS nights
Baltimore and intermediate stations. t22
ts.4s, 6oS p m weekdays and 1858 p m. sun
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express, LIB a. M. and
l2so p ID. daily. Limited. B. 10 D. m. weekday
Southern Railway-Expresa S.O2 a m. a59,
10 ~ and l.Sl p In daily. Limited, 4o4 p m.
senboard Air Line Railway-Express,s ,s.o2 a N.
and S.32 p. m daily. Limited, $50 :. m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Memphis
and New Orleans. 6.26 D. m. daily
Chesapeake Ohio Rallway-Exproas, lL07 4
m weekdays, SIS D m. daily
DELAWARE DIVISION
Lof New castle COO SIS a. m 3.05. 80 ana
e.b2 p. m. weekdays
Tor Lewes. s2s a. m. and 344 p m. weekday
TOT hehoooth, SIS a. m Tuesdays, Thurtdays,
and Saturdays
For Dover. Harrington and Dslmar. S2s io51
s., = m, S44, 6,b2 ?. m weekdays and 200 night
Ios HARRINGTON ana way aationG es5 q m
Express for Cape Charles, old Point Comfort
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
Loo ana o.ls p m weekday s.l4 a m, ana
blh D. m. Sundays
Dining car. Accommodation 1rainh
The Wilmington Transfer Company win call
ior and check baggage from hotels and resi-
For further information, apply TO J. H. Mo-
Williams Citg Ticket Agent, sos Market street.
on az the station.
W. W. ATTERBURY J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Trafho MAnaf1L
GkO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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SPALDINGS OFFICIAL BASEBALL GUIDE.

SpaIding's Official Baseball Guide
for the season of 1906 is published
today. IL marks the thirteith year of
ITS publication under the ediorship of
Henry Chadwick, 1.-THE Father of
Baseball - and is undoubtedly the
largest and most complete annual of
the game that has ever been published.
The contents include a chapter on
the rise aud progress Of professional
baseball current comment by the edi-
tor on the following topics; on changes
in the rules, play vs. work, an op-
timiatio vs.. a pessimlstic view of
baseball, the professional season Of
1906 and iia government. contract oh
legations, the Ill treatent of umrires,
semi-professional baseball, aggressive
baseball, two great essentials 10 pro
fessional baseball, the influence of the
press on sports, square deal vs.
love Of fair play, the laws OF profes-
sioDal baseball.
A chapter that will be Of interest to
every follower OF the game is the ref
eTenoe guide of professional baseball
since it's institution, compiled by
Editor Chadwick, ,anc which comprises
a record OF thirty odd years, beginning
with the teams OF 1870, including the
uHmtt OF play tArs nutlnubAa oA Nho NAhha
Of that year; the record Of the ttst
Professional Association, from 1871 to
1875. Inclusive; the advent of the Ma
tionai League, with the record of each
club from 1876 to date the records of
the old American Association and the
Short-lived Union Association aud
Players League, and the record OF the
American League siuce it's organiza-
tion. the whole forming a chapter that
would ordinarily take months Of re-
search 10 compile.
Another important chapter is the
EDITORS review of the worlds cham
pionship series of last fall, which is
illustrated with scenes at the games
and pictures Ct the club officials and
leading players, to which Is added a
record Of the worlds championship
games played since the first one 10
1854, and including the Temple Cup
series. This Is also invaluable ref
erenoe mattar fer the student OF the
game.
Spalding's Official Baseball Guide
will be sent to any address in the
United States or Canada upon receipt
of 10 cents by the American Sports
Publishing Company, p Warren
Street, New York.
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WITH THE VETERANS.
Cannon Placed In Several Cemeteries
Mark the soldiers section.

Cannon Placed In Several Cemeteries 20
Mark the soldiers section.
The q. a. Il. committee appointed
TO install cannon IN the cemeteries in
the sections containing the bodies Of
the dead comrades has about com
pleted it's work. A cannon has been
placed in the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery by DUPONT Post. another
IN Rivorview and two in LombaTdy
by Smyth Post. The commit ttee having
the matter in charge ~ composed OF
Samuel Lewis, Post No. /, chairman ;
Joshua 8. Litzenberg, Post No.
secretary, and William A. Reilly,
Post No. %, treasurer.
Many years ago, In response TO appeals
from the relatives Of dead soldiera,
the government sent sixteen tomb
stones TO the q. A. II. In this city, for
the use Of people who were unable
TO purchase tombstones TO mark the
resting places Of their dead reatives.
After arrival the stones we're taken
IN charge by the local posts and have
been a care. But six Of the stones
have been used and ten OF them are
now In a shop ownsd by William A.
Reilly, at Fourth and Spruce streets,
Rs the graves where they telong have
not been designated. II has been
about fifteen years since the stones
arrived insWilminRton. Mr.. Reilly very
kindly takes care of them, but he
would like to see them placed where
they belong
The members Of the Union Veteran
Legion are arranging for a proper
celebration Of ApTomattox Day, or
April 9th. The local enoampmeni
Will keep open house on that day anc
programme Of entertainment will b'
arranged.
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STRAIN 100 GREAT.
Hundreds Of Wilmington Readers FIND
DAILY Toll 4 nnrden.

Hundreds of Wilmington Readers FIND
Daily Toll Burden.
The hustle and worry OF business men.
lhe hard WORK and STOPPING of workmen.
The womans household cares
are TOO great strain on the kidneys.
hackache, headache, sideache.
Kidney troubles, urinary troubles follow.
Wilmington citizen tells you how to
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Adams, wife Of James
\. Adams, carpenter, IN the yards OF the
~ IS. u W, X. H.. and living al 1924 West
Fourth street, Wilmington, Del, saws. &" Air.
Adams has never lost his faith In Doan 4
Kidney Pills since he fret used them In
1872. As stated In previo testimonial
gwen nt that lime his back had troubled
MIN for twenty yeras. The cause WAS A
severe strain. II he had much lifting to do
during the day be vas worse than usual
ana tossed about during the night. arising
m the morning tired and lanquid. Reading
nov noAn's Kidney Fills had cured a VIE
inlngton man he got a box at Daniorth's
orng store and began using them. The
benefit was immediate and the relief re-
inarkahle. His back was made stronger. he
began TO rest we'll at night ana arose. in
the morning feeling refreshed and regdy for
hls day work. During the past seven
years De has occasionally used Doan's Kid
hey fiiis when oVereXerlion OF severe
cold has brought on slight attacks OF tack
acne, ana this remedy has always given
MIN the same prompt relief -
, for sale by all dealers. Price. 90 cents.
roster Milhurn Co.. Buralo. New York
sole agents for the Iniled states.
remember the name Doan's-and take
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

A party Of young ladies, ohaIetoned
by Mrs. Edwin kershRw, attended the
Wanamaker anniversary celebration
IN Philadelphia. In the party were
Misses Edith johnson and Helen
Ewing Of this city.
A number Of the members Of Peerless
Conclave, Heptasophs or Seven Wise
Men, last evening attended the birth
day anniversary celebration of Walter
X. Wright, one OF the members OF
the conclave, at his residence, $40 East
Seventh street. Vocal selections we're
rendered by Walter Wright, Jr., Harry
Wright, Miss Emma Hawes, Mise Dora
Wright. Those present we're Miss
Edna Smith of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Annie Wright, Miss DOllie Wright,
Barrett Conner, }. A. Walker, e..
Messmer, John Edwards, lie Jamison,
James Dever, William Blackburn,
Walter j. Collins, Harvey Wooters and
w. s. Bowen. Refreshments we're
served.
Friends OF Alfred March ant Of Hoe
kessin rendered him a surprise party
In honor of the sixty-sixth anniversary
of his birth, last Saturday. The guests
were the Misses Little of Hockessin,
Mrs. w. Watson, MIR. and Mrs. George
Smith, George Smith, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Witt, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall and
John kesslar OF this city; Mr.. and
Mrs. Duvnl Witt, OF Milford.
Live Lobsters at A. II. Ainscow 3
] EIGHTH and Iafnoll atroate
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BOWLING.

Preparation 10 being made by the
Wilmington bowlers who will take
part in the National Bowling Con
gress, Tor the trip TO Louisville, Ken
tucky. The tourney opens on Satur-
day night. The Louisville team which
will represent Wilmington and which
will be composed OF Frank Flinn,i
Flank Day, W. h. Roach. Albert Smell
lenburR, Harvey Taylor and James
Pennington, will leave on Sunday
afternoon at Los p. M, by the Balti.
more n Ohio railroad. This team will
roll IN the five men match a week from
tomorrow, and the singles and doubles
will likely be rolled on the following
day. The Casino team will leave to-
morrow evening, as u has the honor
Of being 10 the SQUAD OF howlers that
opens the big tourney on Saturday
evening.
The teams broke even in the bowling
tournament between the Wilmington
Whist Club and the Penn Club Of
Chester last night, the Whist Club
team on its own alleys won from the
Penn Club by the team totals OF 2626
TO 2i3I. The result was different in
CHESTER, for there the Penn Club team
defeated the Whist Club bowlers by
the score OF 1896 TO 246O. The tourna.
ment will end in about two weeks. At
present the Wilmington club is in the
lead.
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BOXING

II would be hard to get up a better
bill than Manager Reed Of the Ma
tioual sporting Club Arena mas to
fer the local sports at the weekly
snow which will be held tonight. For
the wind-uD he has matched Tommy
rellz of broohlyn and KID beebe
Of Philadelphia. 1t is a case Of fiqht
all the time with these boys and a
good 90 can be expected. The last
time teii2 fought in this city was
several years ago, when he heste 4
"Skeet Mcuall at Pyle's Cycle Aoad
emy. That was McOal's last fight.
la beehe, however, Feltz has an op-
ponent who will keep him busy from
the tap of the bell
The semi-wind-up will ne between
eddie Wallace and "kidn Peerless,
the two boys who put Up such q great
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SHUFFLEBOARD.
Eagles Switchboard

The Eagles Shuiileboard tourna-
ment, which started about month
ago, ended last night. The first prize,
handsome Eagle emblem set with
diamonds, was won by James Mcguire,
having finished first, with score of
5O2 and "a games played. The second
prize, an Eagle claw watch charm,
was won by William Murohant, with a
total Of 479 and "A games played, and
the third prize, an ivory Eagle watch
charm, was won by Bernard Mooney.
The scores we're "a follows:
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sELDEN MILLER CONCERT.

The piano recital Of MIR. Selden
Miller, at the New Century Club this
evening ia anticipated with keen in
terest and pleasure 10y the music low
ing public of this city. Mr.. Miller's
superb rendering of GrioR Couoerts at
the second concert of the Philadelphia
Orchestra Is still in mind and doubt
less the wish expressed by many, at
that time, that he might be heard a
the sphere Of pure piano forte com
position, will afford Mr. Miller large
and enthusiastic audience, now that
the opportunity for gratifying this de-
sire is at hand. The numbers To be
played 10y MI. Miller consist Of two
pfeludes and two etudes OF Chorin.
two by Grieg aud one each OF Henselt
and IoRrich one, study for the left
hand alone. q difficult and most beau
tiful piece. lie will play his own ar
rRngements Of WaRner's Fire music.
Mr.. Alfred Saal will also be recalled
with equal pleasure, as his masterly
and sympathetic cello PLAY ing was one
the features OF the PhiladelphiA
orchestra season here. His seleo-
tions we're by Golterman, Becker,
Saint Saens, Dvorak and with Mr..
Miller rart of n kuhenstein Sonata
Mr., Strauss, the other assisti-= artist
10 much admired IN this city and
nbilsdelphia Tor his artistic and
versatile repertory. Many will recall
his artistic rendering Of Danny Oeever,
BY Wsltsr Damrosch. which 10 on the
program by request. Most Of his songs
are By modern composers Brahms,
Richard Strauss, and kaun and there
are two others Of distinctive type by
Verdi and kinden. His charming bari.
tone voice and expressive meaning
given 10 each word of a song, make the
singing Of Mr. Strauss JOY unsreak,
able. such a trio Of artists pro
misses q concert of rare attainment
and one seldom, II ever equalled in tn,
city.
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The weekly meeting Of the joint
COMMITTEES Of the Board Of Trade and
City Council selected TO draft new
CITY charter, to be taken before the
Legislature next year was held last
niRht, and nearly the entire evening
was occupied in considering the SEQ
tions Of the 1903 draft relative to the
mayor and his duties. But few changes
we're made from the 1903 draft.
The charter OF 1903 which the com
mittee 10 going over, provides that the
mayor shall receive salary OF 81, 600
year until Council shall provide
Otherwiae and his term shall be for
-four years. In case Of the death Of
the mayor, he will be succeeded by
the City Comptroller. The committee
was united ne to these sections. The
draft also provides for a secretary for
the mayor, who shall receive such o1m-
psnsation ~ the mayor shall de
termine, providing that u does not
exceed ei, 900 per annum. The com
mittee changed this by making it
el. 800 annually, until Council, by
ordinance, shall provide otherwise
Section A OF the 1903 draft provides
that the mayor may, for any reasonable
cause, by and with the consent oil two
thirds of all the members OF Council,
remove from Office any person ap-
pointed by him or by his predecessors.
The person proceeded against ahall
receive notice thereof, accompanied by
q statement of the Oause alleged for
his removal and shall be accorded a
full and fair hearing. IL was the
opinion of a number Of the memb
that this section should ue amended,
40 40 20 require a notice OF ten days 10
bo given TO the rerson removed.
The committee discussed the manner
In which the Mayors cabinet should
be appointed. Under the proposed
charter there will be but five wards,
and the cabinet will be composed oi
the heads Of the following depart.
monts;
Department Of Public Works.
Department Of Water Supply.
Department OF Public Safety.
Department Of Claims and Assess
ments.
Department OF Receipts and Dis
bursements.
The Mayor will have the apIointin,
Of the heads Of these departments.
There was a difference of opinion al
60 whether the Mayor should use hi
own discretion and appoint men fion
any section, or all from one section, o
whether it should be compulsory 70
him 60 appoint one from each Of th
i've wards.
William p. Bancroft and Alfrel
Belts thought she mayor should max
the appointment from any section b
sees fit. Chairman Baynard and Coun
Gilman Kane, MoUatfetty, Cannon ani
koas all thought there should be on
appointment from each of the tv
wards. This, they said, would be th
only way &c euit the people, as on
ward would feel sighted il no ap
pointment was selected fIom 10, whio
would bring about resentment on th
part OF many persons. The sUblec
was discussed several times during III
evening, but no agreement was reached
The committee will, next week, con
aider the sections relative TO I'd
executive departments.
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snnrnid Nn,lnt.rf.r.

The snow yesterday did not.intetfere
with traffic on any OF the railroad OF
steamboat lines running to OF through
the city. Reports from Readiug
showed that no trouble was experienced
along the line of the Philadelphia
Reading road On the b. q o. ana 4. i,
b. AN. roads the trains were practically
on time. Steamboats, on the river
experienced no difficulty, as the snow
was not thick enough 10 obscure vision.
The City OF Chester reached Philad el
pia on time and the Ulrica, on her
round trip, Was within two minutes
Of schedule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-14

iiQht at the Arena three weeks ago.
Wallace claims he is glad to get the
chance for a bout with Peerless and
says 1t will be an easy thing for him
at this time. Friends of Peerless say
Wallace will be sorIy before the end of
the six rounds.
There will be two preliminaries az
follows; Frank Britt Of Wilmington,
W. Young Lincoln OF Philadelphia
Young Theel Of Philadelphia, Va.
Jimmie Livingstone of Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-14
BALTIMORE & Ono
RAILROAD.
! Nor.,r,h.r Ioth Ioo-


scheuu.e 40 effect November 18th. 1905.
Al trains Il uminated with Pintsch light
III Express Trains.
irains leave Wilmington Delaware Avenu.
NEWY0RK. week days. *226 IS .2s, $40. .l1s
a. m fL26, $3.50, f5.lL Royal Limited t742
fl-p0 D. m. suudays, - %, F5.16. 1910, I'll .85
m .s.@g, '5 4 Royal Limited s7.s2, .liOO 7. m.
iHiLADr iPdlA week days. $40. t5 %, $50.
F6.iO, y 20. $40, F9lJ $3.50 1887, sll.19 a. d.
81 20. 43O5. 1880, fL52 f5.17, Royal limitedi
90 Fl00, ga. #iltO D. m. sundays, A6.1B, T. 2d.
ssi, r94J, iO.4s. 4il.S5 u. NJ ; $3.50. 400 t5.i7
lkOyal Limited,l 1O3, Y q 852, 90 p. IN
Chester. weekday, $50 500, 40, $50, s9i6
PsfO' 1857 a. mi Fl26' 3O5 452, 6.2O, t7,42, siO6
p. IN. Sundays, 40 s.S4, - 10. 1O.sS, flL85 an:
Lau 705. *7i2, s52 al o. p m.
Atlantic city. we k-day., go 's.15, $40
tll19 a. M Il 2d, $3.50, ~5l7 p. N. lRoyai
Limi edl. sunday, q. d. m, ESQ p. m.
Care May nnd ocean City, weekdays &C. 40,
iIL13 a, IN. fi.26 p. m sundays, - 2s 4. N.
baltimore and Washing on, weekda '4.ls,
t5.i6 fil Oi m y c6 y ~. AZ. - s., s65O
lHoyHl Lmitedl' t909' fl00S p. m. Sundays,
Y % 's;ld q; n: so, +2i7. '447, t65O lhoyai
Limiiedl, 80 o.. 30 t3 p. m.
BAN mote ana way stations, weekdays, zoo
a.. 90 50 H. y. m- sundays. l6 A. ln.: O o. j. N.
Newars. weekdays, f4lS, ZOO. - lb, al O8,
o. m H. %, fl.t6 3 ~ b5, Is F9O9 e. m.
su ldays .l3, =, ld. SIG a. NJ; flO0, G0l, sgOs.
siutrr.y accommodation week days, 100 a. m.
1872, it' tio p. m. sundays s.l6 a. M; 6O2,
lan icmb,r- accommodation, week. DAYS. Q. 2oa.
Nl.s I.nt D. Il. SUNNY li. 10 n. y
nusuurf week DAYS - 10 o. m; t5.55. 's.50,
I oval Lim Ell fiO p 10. sundays IS. is m;
"a i.i1. $50 Royal Limited 3i0O3 r. m.
CnicaEo daily. rs. l6 a. iu . - a. p. m
Cincinnati aud It. LOUIS, Fs.l6 a. m; Il io6, . %
p. NJ daily.
Leave PHILADELPHIA for Wilmington
week DAYS tia5 40 f74o, $50 30 30, II 80 a
M; 30 ~ "a, lis, "a Is, $50, $50, Is 30
s 55, t6iS Roy al Limited 30. sss5, % So slS5
p N sunoavs, fj35, Z. g. F740, 9.l0 a. m; $3.50
o. O. 2.l5, y TO- Co, '6.ls' lkoyal Limited 80,
$3.50, $3.50, 30 80 r. 10.
"Royal Limited is composed exclusively Of
Pullman Paflor, Observation and Dining Cars
No extra fare except regular Pu Imam charge.
Dki AWARE AVENUE STATION
Dclmarvia Telephone No. 2lg3.
o.. az A. Telephone No l422A.
Rnie, tc Western POINTS lower than via any
other line. $500 to Plttsburg, 10 O3 p. N. train
daily Through sleepefs. n. A. MILLER.
Travelling Passenger Agent
City Ticket O1ce, No. sJ4 Market Street, Wal.
mngton Del.
D. N A. u tlephone i75SA.
Delmarvla telephone 2l95
ID. B. MARIN. c. W. BASSETT
NJ. of r. 4. G. p A.
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wm race al Malinees mus season.

WIN Race at Maunees THIS Season.
Easter MnTpney, Owned by Daniel
Mccormick, and Mollie MuIphsy q,
owned by James A. Kelley, will race at
the matinees on the Delaware liorse
Show Park this season. Both animals
are heinp carefully trained.
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Seeking Plumbers I.ioens,

Francis j. Conner OF 1913 Linden
street has made application to the
Street and sewer Department for a
plumbers license. The matter mas
been referred to tlumbiug Inspector
kann
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-14
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Cigarmakeu Union.
st. Ihomas' Cadets.
Christian Scientists.
Camp No. .. z. o. A.
Sheridan Pest, q. A. r.
Wilmington Rifle Club.
Jacobs Camp, NJ. W. A.
Hope Lodge, /. o. o. n.
America Lodge, y. of II.
knights of st. Lawrence.
franklin Circle b. of u.
Welcome Lodge. %. >. b.
Blue Rock Council. r. A.
Delaware Lodge, ID. o. II.
Champion Lodge, X. of p.
Delaware Council, q. B. l..
Friendship Lodge. X. OF J..
Paperhanger Union, No. 9ll.
Temple Lodge, A. r. q A. Nj.
Columbia Lodge. A. o. u. W.
Usage Tribe, lmp'd. o. r.. M.
Wilmington Council. q. b. h.
du Pont Lodge. A. II. ~ A. Nj.
Delaware Council, .. u. A. M.
Daughters of Levi, l.. l.. q. A.
Young Mems Democratic Club.
ST. Anduw Council, l.. o. h. O.
Smyth Circle, Ladies' Of e.. A. r.
Naomi Lodge, r. d., /. @. %. f.
Eden Lodge, Ne. l7S, l. O. q. n.
German Beneficial society, No. ,.
East Side Republican Association.
Welcome Council, jr. o. u. A. NJ.
star Of Bethlehem lodge T.. %. 4.
Mattahoon Tribe, lmp'd %. n. NJ.
hoilermakors and Iron Shiphuilders.
Harmony Council. No. I, u. r. Of A.
Washington Camp. No. 6. 4, %. =, A.
Wilmington Division, U.R.k. 81. j. A. ~
William Mckinley Com. a. .&O.I.K. u
William Mckinley Oonclare. " or s. ". NJ
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Another Person.

The Ira Hazard, who was arraiened
in the City Court, cn Saturday, on the
charge Of disorderly conduct and tined.
70 not Ira Hazard Of Milton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-14
New Jersey & Wilmington fsrcy "
Steamer Uirica-

Change oi ume IN elect OctoDer ~. 1914
Leaves Wilmington, weekdAyS sou 4 IN and
800 p m
Leaves ienn'a Grove wsekdayS 10 a N and
b00p M.
Leaves Wilmington Saturdays. SOD a N, soQ
600 and 1850 n m
Leaves renu's Grove. Saturdays. 10 q N. 900
and 100 D m
Leaves Wilmington. sundays 9so a IN aud
l.10 p. m
anu bo0p N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-14
POWERS OF 'THE MAYOR
DiSCuSSGdby The Committee Which
is Formulating a Charter Bill
THE TERM TO Be four YEARS
Mayor to Have a Secretary Of
His own Selection.
He WILL NAME HIS CABINET
To be Composed Of the Heads
OF Departments.
THE TERM TO BIZ four YEARS
Mayor TO Have a Secretary OF
His Own Selection.
He WILL NAME HIS CABINET
To be Composed of the Heads
OF Departments.

Cny's Chisf E1ecutivs 20 Have the Power
Of Removing the Men Appointed by Him
self or Hls PredeeeHsors, when There Is
6uncient Cause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-14

Live Iohsters at A. II. Ainscow's.
Eighth and Tatnall streets.t
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