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Milford, june i6.-The Millsboro club
was defeated here by the Milford A. A.
m a very exciting game by score Of 10 TO
?. Windsors home run drive, the longest
hit that was.ever made on the field. scored
the winnings run In the ninth inning. The
score:
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BROUGHT UP IN PARLIAMENT.
An omcial Inquiry Into the Massacre Of
Jews to be Demanded.

St. Petersburg, Russia, June l5.-M.
Sheftel a member Of Parliament from
Ekaterinoslav, accompanied by a num-
Der Of members Of the Lever House from
the Jewish pale, called on NJ. Stolypin,
the Minister OF the Interior today, re-
garding the anti-Jewish outbreak az
Bialystok They were Informed by NJ.
Stolypin's aide-de-calnp that order had
been restored and that about 10 persons
had been killed; it was added the Minis
try had no information as to the number
of wounded.
subsequently, NJ. Sheitel and his col
leagues drafted interpretations for pre-
sentation in the Lower House, calling
attention to the Bialystok affair ex-
pressing fear that it is the beginning Of
a widespread attack on the Jews, and
demanding to know what action the
government has taken al Bialystok, who
Is responsible for stirring race and re-
ligious strife IN general and what meas
ures are being tAken to prevent the de-
struction Of lives and property Of Jews
throughout the empire.
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DUCK PIN LEAGUE.
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

Several candidates received the
knights rank at the meeting Of Orien-
tai Lodge, X. Of p. last evening.
Star Of Bethel Lodge. Grubb's Cor.
ner, visited Columbia Lodge, Indepen.
dent Order of Odd Fellows last even
ing. The organization gave the mem
bers of Bethel Lodge a fine entertain.
ment, and Grubb's Corner men were
we'll pleased with their visit. On
Sunday members of the lodge will
attend services at the Claymont M. b.
Church and will listen TO a discourse
by Rev. j. Nj. Collins, the pastor. IL
is expected about thirty.five members
will attend the service.
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HAD A aYR1eHrFuL roNeUE.'
Mrs. StentoA Makes the First Diselo'u'
About Her Murdered Daughter.

New York, June 15.-Although vse' .s
has elapsed since the murder OF NJ,
Alice kinnan at her mothers home J. y
the Borough of the Bronx, the idenu9
OF the murderer is today as great 8 ny I
terry as ever.
One Of the stumbling blocks to ~ "
Efforts of the police to unravel the Inys.s'! ...
Is the attitude of Mrs. Louise A. ottnlo~ ,,,.
the mother Of the murdered womkn' w. Y.
whom the police have been unable i'- y
secure a coherent story OF the mum. w.
apparently because Of her extremle, ~
Today she said that Mrs Kinnan ny
trightful tongue" often quarreled W. W.
her, and that after marrying kinnan 'naa aa
knnan wanted to put Mrs. stenlon
Of her own house. n.
"But ! put her husband out ol .lsi
house" said Mrs. Stenton. she ..s1 ~
said that her daughter knew tne u- ns,
who called to see her the night sh9 9ialsj
killed, and who is supposed to have N''
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MILLER cottage Ann LNNEY

9to 10 n Georgia avenue, capacity $50. Noted
for It's excellent table Electric lighted through.
out Dance room. Rates to July lst, 81 daily;
S. weekly.
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FIELD SPORTS.

Az Vernonis Grove, Claymont. this
afternoon, the st. Johns Boys Club will
hold its first annual field day. The sports
will begin at O'Clock and the events will
be as follows:
Junior and senior, 100 yards dash:
junior and senior, 220 yards dash; junior
and senior, standing broad Jump Junior
and senior, running broad Jump; Junior
and senior, standing high Jump; Junior
and senior, running high Jump; senior
relay race; bag race, shoe race and three
legged race, open TO both juniors and
seniors.
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POLITICAL SIGNS.
Street Commissioner Pierson Says They
Must Not be Placed on Trees or Poles.

Street Commissioners Pierson Says They
Must Not be Placed on Trees or Poles.
Street Commissioner Pierson has issued
an order TO the street supervisors. direct
ing them to remove all political cards
found on trees or poles in the city limits.
A few days ago attention was called TO
the matter in a communication printed
in Every Evening, and Mr. Pierson has
found that cards have been tackled on
trees and also on poles.
owe do not want 70 be forced to prose-
cute anybody" Mr. Pierson said to a
reporter of Every Evening. "and ! think
a warning should be sufficient. The rule
applies to all candidates, regardless of
politics, and nobody can complain that
iavontism is being shown. We intend
20 treat all alike. I believe that when
the matter is brought 20 the attention
of the candidates they will have enough
pride in the appearance of the city not
to offend -
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SAVED THROUGH PERSECUTION.

kursk, Russia. June l5-Thirty
peasants who were charged with devas-
Eating the estate. near here. of NJ. Stichin-
sky, Minister of Agriculture. have been
acquitted by the jury, owing to the testi-
mony furnished regarding the extreme
harshness OF the superintendent Of the
estate.
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EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY.

n. B. Danforth, the reliable druggist Of
Wilmington, is having calls for "Hindipo, &"
the new kidney cure and nerve tonic that
they are selling undera positive guarantee.
lis merits are becoming the talk Of the
town and everybody wants to try It, and
why mott It costs nothing il 1t don't do
you good-not one cent.
They don't want your money IL It does
not benefit you. and will cheeriuny refund
the money. Try 1t today.
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DRAGGED BY A HORSE.
Frank Smith Of Rochland Badly Injured
Last Evening.

Frank Smith Of Rockland Badly Injured
Last Evening.
Frank Smith of Rockland was pain
fully injured last evening by becoming
entangled in the reins OF a runaway horse
and dragged for more than a block. He
was returning with his wife in a farm
wagon to Rockland, and they drove to a
spring on Benson street, near Gilpin
avenue, TO give the horse water.
Smith and his wife alighted from the
wagon and the former removed the bride
from the horses head to allow il TO
drink The horse became frightened
and plunged forward As il did so the
reins fastened themselves about Mr..
Smiths body and knocked him to the
ground, He was unable TO free himself
and was dragged along the ground for
more than block.
He was taken into the home Of Park
Guard Wiley, and DIR. John Palmer
dressed his injuries. His nose was
broken and he was bruised.
The horse was not captured until il
reached Rising Sun Lane. IL was not
injured.
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STRIKE ENDED BY AGREEMENT

Fort Smith, Ark, June l5-The tellers
completed the count here, today. Of the
referendum vote on the Kansas Citv
agreement, reached last week betwes1
the soft coal operators and the miners ~ of
the Southwest. N''ii0's ol
ihe agreement affecting Arkansas
Indian Territory and Missouri was car
ned by 400 majority of about two N1,
This ends the STRIKE
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rn.tIn. clnh in Mat

The Thomas +. Postles Club will
meet on Monday evening at its hall 10
complete arrangements for its partici
patton in the Republican celebration
to be held in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
AT a meeting Of the club last evening
the following delegates to the phila-
delphia convention were elected
Thomas r. Postles, delegate at large
Charles IA. Lambert and r. III. Bird,
delegates from the club.
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pENNSYLYANT4
RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE Ann
WASHINGTON DIVISION ~
Schedule in effect MAY 27tb 1ooo

Trains leave Wilmington as follows.
ror Nnesler ana Philadelphia, l4s a1t Ia.
ssSseos ttlo. ~ L42 80 ts.o7, $50 ia0 ees99
t295, 25s, 1870, ass, sos, 1880, sol 4e 4et9 l9
sla. lVo0 ana lilo P. m. weekdays va e99l
til0, tsl2 1900, e.35, 1909 11.45a M. 10 NJ -
TO-, 2bs 100, 505, 1880, 607, 655 +; ss dassl
1000 and tll;00 .. m Sundays 100 VA
For philadelphia only. 8.S9 9S5 a M ,
900, o-2, bls l.ll and 500 D. m weekday. ~ Y.
o. m 5;22 els, 9.ll and 500 D. m. sundavs4 o@
For New York Through expressl I al ~,
n.4o a. M, Fl22y, Fl.37 $40 522. s6 Or 80
e.2 .. m. weekdays l.48. $50 ~ Is a. M .i,1
~ oS 9 sosio5 t9S bd1t @ and 9SseSs g m sundays
p. p; weekdays 500 p. m. Sundays "N
Baltimore and Washington, LOS. 42O. 71s ca,
s59 Ilga4 ll.ol II 4sa. M, +l2S5 u II. ,56-
m. and l2ls night, week days lO3 4 9b w
S02 fl0l4, LISA. m. fl235 f2O5. 880 s55 -
sos. 800 f7.sl, SIS t9ol p m and l2is pig5,s3
Baltimore and intermediate stations. +2e "a,
6.56 p. N. weekdays and 1855 .. IN. sundsvs lAA
FOR THE SOUTH.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express, lO3a. m. apsto,,
p. m. daily. i%N
Southern Railway-Express 42Oan ess-
18l D. M daily. -' ant
seaboard Air Line Railway-Express 4oo,
and $50 p. m. daily. u
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Memrh.
and New Orleans, 6.26 p. m. daily. puA
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rnilway-Express lo7.
m. weekdays SIS p. m. daily.
DElAMAhE DIVISION.
For New Castle. 6.55. s.2s a. m. 8O5 2u..
eb2 2 N. weekdays; 75S a. m. and 4SO D 'rl T
For Lewes and Rehobath. s2sa. m. and an.
m. weekdays 753 a. m. and 48O D. M. sundee,R
For Dover, Harrington, and Delmar. s9s iS,,
a. m, S44 6b2 p. m. and 300 night week 5.,-
lbs a. n. $50 p. m, and LOO Sundays. N
For Harrington and way stations 6b5 a y, ,,a
500 D. NJ. weekdays 1'
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Con,,-
and Norfolk, l042 a. m. weekdays and 200 pigt,
daily. s-'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia s50a.u, i,,,
saturdays only, 25S and 6lS p. m, WeeE.5av,,
sl2, a. m, y Is and SIS p, m. sundayA Atlsnt.
City Special, $40 p. m, weekdays
4Dining car. Accommodation train,
The Wilmington Transfer Co will call far sns
check baggage from hotels and residences
For further information, apply 20 J Z Ma
Williams City Ticket Agent, sos Market sfres.
or AZ the staten Telephones, City Ticket OHcs
d. q A. $3.50. Delmarvia ISL
W. w. ATTERBURY, j. R. WOOD
General Manager PaH'r Traffic Msnsr.,
GEO. W. Boyd
General Passenger Agent
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PRHsIpENF HELPs A ouLpRIT.

Washington, June 15.--President Roose-
welt has commuted the sentence Of First
Lieut. Lanier Orayens, of the Artillery
Corps, who was seutenced to dismissal by
courtmartial for duplication ef pay ac-
counts.
Upon the recommendation Of the Sec
retary of War the President changed the
sentence to reduction to the foot Of the
list Of first lieutenants of the Artillery
Corps.
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GOOD SPORT FOR FISHERMEN.
Water Is Just Right and Porch and Bas
Are Biting Freely


Are Biting Freely.
Fishermen in this section of the country
are having good sport The water is
just right and perch and bass are biting
freely, with the result that some good
catches are being made.
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
appears 10 be one Of the favorite places
for Wilmington anglers, but there are
many who 60 TO points down the river
and bay, some stopping on the Delaware
side and some going to Jersey.
Two launches leave Wilmington every
Sunday morning, for stated points, for
the purpose of carrying fishermen. One
Capt John kenny's boat, goes from the
Orchard, at Eleventh street bridge, to
Salem Creek, N. j., where rock fish are
now beginning TO put in their appearance.
Another boat, Capt Myers launch
Elizabeth, leaves Orange street wharf
every Sunday morning for the fishing
grounds at kits Hammock and Ship
John Light, where salt water trout, sea
bass, porgies, &c, are caught.
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COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS.

AZ the Wilmington Country Club. this
afternoon, the mems singles in the spring
tennis tourney will be played The draw
ings for todays play arc as follows:
y. y. du Pont VS. III NJ Candy.
A. ID. Taylor VS.. C. ], Cause.
T. Blagden vs. A. H. Gawthtop.
B. p. Mahony VS.. II = Townsend.
J. r. Cause VS. d. NJ. Bates.
/. A. Yerkes VS.. ?. 4. Wright.
Lammot du Pont VS., George r. Bssell
+. t. Cause vs. ID. ID. Bush.
Maxwell Moore. bye.
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REBEL CHIEF BAMsAATA KILLED

Durham, Natal, June l5.-It is ron
aehni'ely known that the rebel cb;os
hambaata, the cause of all the rena,, c,,','
occurred June 10th. ''''''s winch
his death had previously been ronor,od
and denied but Bambasta's bad,, 'oiteu tl
been fully identified. O'uy has
die out. " speedily
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MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE.

Reading, Pa, June -. Miles King,
tried for killing Mrs. Mary Twyman
by shooting her, was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree, today.
King boarded with Mrs. Twyman,
and she had ordered him to leave the
house, when he riddled her with bull
lets.
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before Magistrate Brady, who fined them
$40 and costs each, threatening 10 be more
severe If they were caught again The
director Of public safety announced Il as
his opinion that the score boards around
town were nuisance, and he had decided
to suppress them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-16
Elks to co TO Denver

Several memkers of Wilmington Lodge
of Elks will 60 10 Denver. Col. TO attend
the annual convention Of the Elks. They
will leave here on July 9Th and win ac-
company the members of the baltimore
lodge, who will have a special train.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-16
valuable paper. Lost.

A pocketbook containing some valu-
able papers and S14 in money was
lost Yesterday by William j. Nc
Gonigal, driver for the Friendshi ip
Fire Co. The papers we're valuable to
the fire company.
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, /. q. E.
Menonah Lodge, S. Of II.
Rodney Council n. Z. u.
Lafayette Lodge, X. Of p.
Liberty Oonclave =. W. ~.
Wilmington Single Tax Cinbs
Mechanics Lodge ]. o. o. Il.
Jeheuon Council, o. u. A. AZ.
Windsor Lodge, o. y. of 81. a.
Lenape Tribe, lmp'd. o. r. NJ.
stationary Engineers Association.
James Young Conclave. H., or s. W. NJ.
james A, Garfield Council Jr. O.U.A.M.
Retail SD. and S.M. Workers Association.
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F1cnralnn InrIhn I.nnr

An excursion will be given on June
18th by the Sunday Breakfast Mission.
All Of the poor who apply at the mis-
sion building, ll5 Shipley street, will
be given tickets.
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TrlInnnn stnIr..

Mrs. Lydia Koop OF 2O2 Washington
street, fell down stairs last night and
was badly cut about the head. She
was removed TO the Homeopathic Hos
pital for treatment.
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WILSON LINE.
PASSENGER AND FREeEl
line
IRON STEAMERS
BFandywine and City OF Chester.

Leave Wilmington Fourth street wharf wset.
days and Sundays for Chester and PhiladeiphA
ls0 and 1880 q. m. and 1.3o, 4.15 ana 7o0p n
Leave Chester one hour ater. 4,
Lave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wbsh
weekdays and sundays 7se and 1880 a. m, lN.
AIS and 100 pm.
Leave Chester one hour later.
Saturdays, Sundays and W ednesdavg, extrd be-.
leaves Wilmington and Fhiladelp mia at 50 , o.
For Washington Park 1880 a. m, ], 80, AS and
7e0 p. m. Returning leaves Washington Faik q
$50. 7l5 and 1900 p. m.
saturdays, Sundays and holidays between Philt
delphia and Wilmington, fare one way sac; mlni
ulp, u0c. Between Chester and Wilmington q,
Philadelphia. fare one way l5c, round trip l5c 0n
all other days good on day OF sale only hetW8s1
Philaaelphia and Wilmington, fare one way le|
round trip 25c. Between Chester and Philadephi
or Wilmington, fare one way l0c, round TIP. lic
HORACE WILSON, General Manager
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du Pont Lodre Elnnllnn

du Pont Lodge A. +. q A. NJ elected
the following officers on Wednesday
evening Master, John Oliver; 81 w
James Black; J. W. Garrett s. smith
Sec, Thomas J. Day; Treas. John s
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Dog Poisoned.

A bulldog belonging to Harry T.
Devine Of 1893 Clayton street was
found dead yesterday morning as the
result of poisoning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-16

SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LBAoUE.
Washington AZ st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington o. St. Louis
Philadelphia az Cleveland
New York st Detroit.
- Boston at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston. two games)
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
rRI-aTATE LEAGUE.
Harrisburg At Lancaster.
Altoona az Williamsport.
Johnstown at York
uxsBoRo AND MILFORD.
Milford, June l6-The Millsboro club
Was defeated hero by the Milford A. A.
m a very exciting game by score Of 10 TO
?. Windsors home run drive, the longest
Bit that was.ever made on the field scored
the winnings run IN the ninth inning. The
score:
Millsboro o 2sIi0IO- no q
MilEdA 40 0i42 20Oll 2-1O l3 8
TROUBLE FOR THE rRr-srArE.
The Tri-State League is having MOI
trouble, as the big leagues are alter Il
players dispatch from Iancastcf
says II was learned today that there are
several agents Of protected bali in this
city az the present time on a "gum shoe"
errand. A man from Hartford Conn
is in town and IL is said he Is on his vDy
to secure Houser. the first basernan al tho
Altoona team. Ted Sullivan Is on the
same errand, and IL is said that a man
who jumped the Tri-State is ON the same
erranl. The two big Leagues have de.
clared war on the Eo-called outlaws" and
their attempted raiding is 10 be heuin
within a week. Word win he passed along
the line 10 the Iri-State nacnates. who
VIII be on the lookout for the gum shoe
man.
AMATEUR cIrY LEAGUE.
The teams Of the Amateur CITY Iearu,
will play today as follows: St. AIMS va
Athletics AZ Rockford water tower; West
End vs. Brooklyn at South Side grounds
Riveryiew vs.. Phoenix at the Rockforr
water tower.
The Church A. c. has organized for IN,
season and would like 10 arrange A gam,
with the Nandever A. c. for June 23d ane
June Both. Send challenges TO Frnes
Ackerman. 725 East Sixth street.
40 BETTING on THE GAMES.
A Piitsburg, Pa, dispatch says: 'Base
ball enthusiasm, which has reached feve
heat here. in view Of the good work Of thi
Pittsburgs IN the East, received seyer
check from the police here. this afternoon
The authorities started out TO stop bcttini
on the games on the streets, and beforl
they wound up they had issued orders Q,
all newspaper offices and other places
which have been issuing the scores by in
nings. 20 refrain from doing IL. Tw,
local men were arrested for betting II
public They had been wagering openl,
on the streets and in cafes as the bal
games proceeded, and they were takel
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COL. moCAUsIAND's CONDITION.
Railroad superintendent Not Allowed to
Talk Business.

Superintendent A. q. McCausland OF
the Atlantic City railroad, who lost his
foot on Wednesday night at Winslow
Junction under the wheels of q car he
was about TO board for Atlantic City.
was reported to be doing well in Cooper
Hospital, Camden, n j.. last night.
The surgeons yesterday forbade all
but his immediate relatives visiting him.
This was done to relieve his mind Of the
strain Of business cares connected with
the railroad
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SEASIDE HOUSE. Atlantic City. n. j..
Best location on the ocean front. Hot and cold
FP. COOK & SON.
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THE ARLINGTON. sns SI,sH,ssS ,..sSs, Avenue
Select location. Near new piers private bathsi
phones i'm rooms; elevator. Booklet
l. X. KUNZ.
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME TODAY
The Landllth Team VIII Play
Wilmington at South
Side Park.
A LIVELY CONTEST IS EXPECTED
Mllllson and Lucas Are to be
the Pitchers.

ecoras Of Yssterday's Games IN tho Ma
tionai, American and rri-state Leagues,
standing OF the Clubs and Schedule for
Tomorrow aud Drouday.
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COLEMAN HOUSE. osssg ossssns sss s9.sss. sss.h
Elevator. All conycniences. Private baths
L.. A BENDER
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Schedule in eject May ~, 1909.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
Will LMINGTON DFI

tDaily. tDaly except sunday. Gsundsv oulv
NEW YORK and the East, f226, f5.26 . 40 M II
yll.S5 a. m; tl.25 $50, '5.1z, Royal Limited
f7.42, f1l.00 p m.
PHILADELPHIA, t226, s526, 1880 (locaD isn
40 local, 800. 1910 ss.34 local. al
gl04S (locaD, il05T (local), tl119 gl185am
1925 1905 (locall q, 80 g43 30 local 81 local
t5.i7, Royal Limited, 1870 (lOcaO 100 CS
(local), F7.42 $3.50 Clocal) fll.OO ~ M
CHESTER, 1880 (locan. 1910 80 locan .sM
$50 1884 (local, f94U. sl04s tloca1 tl0T
(locslg gll. Sam, Il % q 05Q Qocal) Si 3Oaool
t452 docall, IS 20 tiocaij, 700 g7O5 locsN n n
Ss.52 local, fll.00 2. m.
a. m, tl.o6 pa, sl47, $3.50 t644 "Boyi
Limited sso9, 1908 p m.
BALTIMORE and way stations, 100. gsl6a n
NEtiw2Ek, ais, 100, .sls, tii0. a. m. naa
.l.0s, 1910, 1850. $500, 100, 800 g1.30 p m
sINGEhLY, t70o, gtl6, tl10l (Expressl a. n
ll240 1Sl0 1850 (ExPressl, 5000. f70 iu0
,. m.
LANDENBERe and way stations 1925 poHI
N, te0o s7.25 p. m.
PI1TSBUkG, ts.16 a. m, g4.47, 1850. t6.44 "RcJsI
Limited, fl0.03 p. m.
CHICAGO, tS16 q. m, f2.f7 p. m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS & LOUISVILLE s8lsk
m, F1.06, f9O9 ,. m.
DELAWARE AVENUE STATION
Delmarvia Telephone No. 2l93
D. & A. Telephone Ne. l412A.
City Ticket Omce No. 80 Market street
ID. a A. Telephone 175sA.
Delmarvia 1elephShe 21s5. n. A. MILLER
Travelling Passenger Aren't
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THE DELAWARE CITY.

Tennessee avenue, third heuse from beach In.
proved and refurnished. 18Th season.
MRS s. T. BRADWAY
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BEST MODERATE PRICED HOTEL
HOTEL ElBER0N. IssRs.sss IssT S..:na avenue

Opposite Catholic Church Central location.
NEW THROUGHOUT. extra large rooms, metal
beds, private baths, Capacity, 400 White service,
unsurpassed table. 1000 feet Of porch windows
screened Booklet Special IS 10 SIS weekly,
sl.lO nn daIlv. r.. b LUDY. ~. y.
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Another City League championship
rame will be PLAYED at South Side Park
this afternoon between X-Wilmington and
Iandlith, and il promises 10 be one of the
most exciting Of the season. The teams
will line up As follows: Landlith-E. John
son. h.; Echnch., ri.; Smart, O.; Hunt,
liz; johnson, CT; MCGOWAN, 2b.; Cats,
81: Dawson, Bb.; MillisSn, p. xviii
mington-M. Teney, ss.; Lucas, p.;
Leach, Oh; ]. Tierney, 3D.; G. Stibe, L.;
scarboro, CT; G. stibo, rf.; Foord, h.;
Neplan, c.
rEsrERDAY's eAMEs.
The scores in the various leagues yester-
day were as follows:
NATIONAL L1AGUE.
Chicago, /; Philadelphia, o.
] Boston, 3; Cincinnati, ]. y
PittsburK, a; Brooklyn, 1.
New York, .; st. Louis, 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics, a; Detroit, 0. l.
Cleveland, S; New York, ?.
Washington, 10; Chicago, 2.
Boston, 3; St. Louis, ..
TRr-srATE LEAGUE.
Lancaster, z; Williamsport, 4.
JOnnStoWn, lUi Altoona y.
York, s; Harrisburg, 4.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Utica, 2; Binghamton, 1;
Syracuse, 8; A. J. a G.. 3.
Wilkes-Barre, 3; Albany, 2.
Scranton, 4; Troy, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo, 2; Rochester, 0.
Montreal, 2; Toronto, T.
Newark, 3; Jersey City, 40 innings)
Baltimore, s; Providence, ].
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. 8; st. Paul, l..
Milwaukee, 10; indianapolis, 8.
Minneapolis-Ioledo (rain)
Kansas City, s; Louisville 4.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
New Orleans, 8; Atlantis, 8.
Little Rock 2; Nashville, 3.
Memphis, 8; Birmingham, s..
Shreveport, a; Montgomery, 0,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon, /; Augusta, o.
Charleston 2; Jacksonville, o.
Columbia, o, Savannah, g.
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