davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
BASEBALL

The Tri-State baseball clubs are an
nouncing their teams for the coming
season and il all report who are said
TO be signed the league will be faster
than last year. Heokert seems to be
having dream about Joe Myers OF
this oity. lie is said to claim that
Myers will be one of his pitchers, when,
as a matter OF fact, Joe is now south
with Connie Mack = Athletics. A dis
patch from York says: Manager George
w. Heokert of the York Tri State
Club, tonight announced his players
for the coming season. Joe Smith will
catch. The pitchers will be Stony
MoGlynn, Mike O'Neil, Billy Matthews
and Joe Myers. Bert Conn will hold
down tlrBt base, Curtis Wisgand second
base, Billy HallmHn third base, Red
Owens shortstop, Jack Hayden right
field, Mike OiNeil centretield and Billy
Clay left field. Nearly all of these
have played here before, and are prime
favorltes among the fans. Bert Conn
comes frcm the championship Provi-
dence team, and WieRand captaihed
the Williamsporters While Hallman
has been signed, IL is said that there
may be q change in his case. The an
nouncement just made has aroused
considerable enthusiasm in baseball
here.
A dispatch from Johnstown says
Johnstown's list Of men released from
reserve sent to President Carpenter
includes Henry Melchior, Raymond
Hagen, William Louden, Hugo Swart-
ling, A. A. Anderson, George n. Upp,
N. ). Murphy, James Callahan, John
Burns and Harry Ortleib. The men
continued on reserve list are William
A. Miller, Charles MoCalferty, John
Loebert, Albert Shaw, George MoCon.
nell, Samuel W. Drown, Fred Badel,
Wilbur Good, Louis Leroy and Thomas
Walker. The men signed and ready
to report are Edward Murphy, Charles
Atherton. GeccRe Miller, Martin Glen
don, George Scott, Fred BuFchell,
Eddie Pleiss, Joe Martin and II. A.
Willig.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01

BOXING.

Eddie Larkin Gould Not stand Edwards'
Punches.
Eddie Larkin OF Wilmington did not
last half round at the wind-up at the
show given by the National Sporting
Club in the Caaiuo at Fiftieth and
Market streetH, last evening. He was
punched TO n atAndstill by Billie
Edwards Of Philadelphia. The lighters
began to mix things 10 lively manner
az soon ~ the round began and
Edwards landed several hard ones on
LarkiD's jaw ana stiff solar plexus
also. The latter blow stopped the
fight, for Larkin fell Daok against the
ropes and leaned there with his eyes
rolling and gaspinR for breath. BY the
expression on his face Il was seen that
he was suffering. Referee Bailey as
sisted Larkin TO his corner, where his
seconds revived him. It IL understood
that only seven weeks ago LRrkin re-
covered from a surgical operation and
that the blow landed In the region OF
the inoision. He was in bad shape for
some minutes after the bout had been
declared of.
Undoubtedly the best bout ever
fought IN the Casino was that between
Eddie Wallace CT Philadelphia and
Kid Peerless OF Palmyra, N. j. It
was a hard one and was draw. In
the first round Peerless sent Wallace
to the mat with what appeared to be
short arm iab, such as Herrara.
the Mexican, IL famed for using with
success. Eddie struck the mat hard
and his head bumped, which helped to
daze him. He took the count. The
sports thought this would about end
the fight, for it looked bad for Wallace.
lie managed TO finish the round. In
the second round Wallace came up fast
and furious and punished Peerless Sc
verely. From this to he end Of the
bout the two boys worked hard. Several
times was Peerless sent 20 his knees or
spinning round the arena. Peerless
also put Wallace down several times.
Wallace made many friends curing
the bout and Peerless did not lose
any. IL is likely that the boys will
figure in the wind-up next Wednesday
evening.
The Ace OF Spades and Thiels pippin,
two oolored boys from PHILADELPHIA,
were we'll matched and fought a rapid
six-round bout. Spades seemed to
have the best of the argument.
Young Willis and Kid French, both
of Philadelphia, slugged six rounds
ana furnished amusement in the pre-
liminarieG.
Young Theel Of Philadelphia again
heated Young Britt OF Wilmington.
The inability Of Britt 90 protect his
nose from the long arms iahs OF Theel
proved his undoing, and at the end OF
the sixth round Britt was very tired.
The attendance was good and the two
large stoves kept the building COM
Portable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
SOCIAL EVENTS.

An enjoyable party was given by the
Jolly Five in honor Of Miss Nellie
Connor, on Tuesday evening, at her
home, l07 du Pont STREET. Music was
furnished by Parkes' Orchestra. Re-
freshments we're served. Whose pres
ent wsrs Misses Mary MoGlauglin,
Catherine and Gertrude Ryan, Elsie
Fitzsimmons, Mamie Kelly, Margaret
Carr, Emma Reynolds, Dorothy Smith,
Beatrice Sparks, Clara Burke, Hazel
Denny, Naomi Bennett, Maud Elliott,
Nellie Connor, Maggie parr, Sophie
Jones, Bridget Buckley, Lorraine Mil
Ter, Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Connor,
Katie Connor, Edward Connor, William
Connor, Frank Liehtoap, Frank Thorn.
Frank Cryohi, Tom Kane, Winfield
Scott, Westley Marion, Mr.. Hartman,
Allie Hartman, Richard Laller, o.
Parsons, Harry Parsons, Jobn O'Neill,
George Smith, James Boyd, Clinton
Griffith, l.. Z. Parker, James Ouirer,
II. Parsoni William Davis, William
DiRgins and Thurston Thornton.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Anna NJ. Jewell Of a Rockford road
on Tuesday evening, IN honor OF her
birthday anniversary. Those present
were Samuel Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs..
Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Knight,
Mrs. Brown, Myrtle Steptoe, Laura
Walker, Anna Gallagher, Barbara
Bradley, Emma Dugan, Mary MoElwee,
Myrtle Gregg, Jennis McMahon, Mary
Hemphill, Anna Abbott, Hannah Kel-
leher, Bella Berry, Louise Clark, Katie
Roberts, Sadie Steptoe, Ada Walker,
Laura Benson, Carrie Mokelvey, May
kearney. Alice Taylor, Carrie Kelly,
Mary Mckinley, Lizzie BeQley Lizzie
kaY, Mary MoStay, Martha Kay,
Verde Stokes, Clarence Jewell, Mil
dred knight and Alice Jewell. Refresh
ments were served.
Miss Margaret Grant'and Miss Nose
Snyder have returned from Augustine
Pier, where they attended a farewell
party given 10 Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pordham, who will in the future make
their home in Delaware City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
AsIoeiatso rssss DiSpasoh BY special Wires

Anociated PIeai Di1atoh By spsoiAl Wires
San Francisco, Cal., March L.
frankie Neil, American bantam
weight champion. successfully de-
tended his title last night by knock
ing out Harry Tenny in the 18th round
nt Mechanics Pavilion. sAt no Rtimo
was Neil in danger OF losing. lie out
fought Tenny from start TO finish.
Neil played havoc with Tenny's face
early in the contest and almost closed
Tsnny's right eye with a terrific lett
hook 10 the fourth round. Neil's
main reliance was his left, which he
placed with wonderful accuracy, and
he seldom failed to connect with either
Tenny's jnw or body when he cut
loose. He seldom used his right.
As early as the fourth round Neil
had his man RrogRy. He played for
Tenny'a face and body, and when the
bsll rang Tenny went wobhly TO his
corner. It was the same story all
through the fight. Neil continued TO
batter Tenny at will, his body blows
being especially powerful. Only onoe
did Ienny appear to have chance.
This was in the seventh round, when,
after furious rally, in which he was
being badly worsted, Tenny caught
IANNlA On hNN Jaw Win n IlkuN swing
THAT sent him almost TO the ropes he
took the count, but on regaining his
feet his head cleared and he succeeded
in evening matters. The ilth saw the
beginning OF the end. Neil kept con-
stantly after 1enny, planting his left
$50 the body and jaw with merciless
lpEociaion. In the l4th and last round
Ienny suffered such punishmont as
mas seldom been administered to n
.pugilist In the local ring Neil started
lthe round with a terrific left body
smash that sent Tenny reeling against
the ropes. Another blow, similarly
applied, sent 1enny TO the floor for
the count Of nine. He got up groggy
and Neil, sending blow after blow to
his helpless antagonist, finally sent
'Tanny 10 the foor with body and face
blows. Tenny remained down until
Referee Roche counted him out. He
was in bad condition and presented q
pitiablo sight 20 ha was carried to his
corner, where bis handlers worked on
him for several minutes 70 round him
into shape.
Neil escaped without a mark. He
ann ounced that ho would at onco ohal-
lenRe Jem BoukuT, the English cham
pion, who got n decision over Neil in
London a year ego. Neil was the
iavorite In che betting, at odds of 10
TO 8. The lads fought At 100 pounds,
lin naido.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
NEW TROLLEY Road.
Talk OF Additional Connections in De
aw.ra

Talk OF Additional Connections in Della
ware County, PA.
John A. Rigg, president Of the Will
mington City Railway Oc., Chester
Traction Co., Wilmineton & Chester
Traction %. and other lines, on Tues
day, met a committee of residents and
officials of Aston tosnship who have
been In communication with him re-
gardin2 the extension Of the trolley
from Chester to Village Green, Aston
Mills and Rockdale. The meeting was
held in Mr.. Riggs office in the Mer-
chant and Mariner Building, Third
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
Senator Sproul and II. j. Riley OF
Chester we're present, in addition to
tho Aston committee.
President Rigg gave the committee
much encouragement, although the
route rs laid out contains some very
stiff grades. The company's engineer
bad been over the ground carefully,
and had plan and profile Of the entire
road.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01

During the social given bs the
Christian kndeavor Society OF West
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday eten.
ing Instrumental s1ios we're rendered
by Miss Blanche Reese, coTnet solo: by
Carl Eaton, who was accompanied by
Miss Edith Springer; recitation by
Chester Cooper, also a vocal solo by
Mr. Cooper. accompanied by Fred
wyatt After the programme a SPELL
ing bee vas held aud Mabel 4 Frederick
won the prize. Refreshments were
served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

Hon. John sharp Williams May Atteno
Anniversary uoIebration.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
held q meeting last evening. IL was
the largest IN point OF attendance in
the history OF the club. The members
decided to have a celebration IN the
near future in bonoT Of the 25th ami
versaTy Of the Organization. job n
Sharp Williams, Congressman from
Mississippi, IL expected 20 attend.
Among the members who made
addresses &C the meeting last evening
we're James q. O'Neal, William H.
kurtz, William i. Hamann and Court
land o. Montgomery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP.

Charles Glazier Of II Cedar street
called at Every Evening Office yester,
day afternoon and said he had heard
so much talk shout the heavy. weigbt
championship Of the State that he
was willing TO defend thar title for a
purse OF from $50 to slO0 side. and
that be is ready to post the money al
any time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
A PAPER OF WAR TIMES.

A. z Roberts Of this city has in his
possession a we'll preserved copy Of
Vest Chester, Pa, JetIersonian-
forerunner Of the Daily Local News
of Saturday, November 22d, 1862. Inc
paper Is addressed to James o. roole,
a subscriber in Wilmington at the
time.
The Jeifersonian in those days was a
noted Democratic paper of Chest, r
county. IL was published by Villa m
Il. Hodgson, now proprietor of the
Daily Local News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01

The Tamaqua and Excelsior two
man teams rolled a match last night
Iamaqus won by the sooIe Of 96S to
92l.
IL has been decided by the Casino
team Of the Tti-City League to take
part ia the Bowling Congress which
opens in Louisville, Ky, on March
18th. These players will compose the
team; Il. i, Golwin, Fred Shewald.
j. Bonham. q. Wolfe, ID. Il. Jones
and II. +. Booker;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
NEW FOUNDRY SUPERINTENDENT.

j. 5. Stirling Succeeds Lawrence T. Jeiferi.
at the Hilles 3 Jones Plant.
J. s. Stirling has been engaged a.
superintendent Of the foundry Of the
hilles d Jones Co., to succeed Law
renee 4. JeffeTis, resiRoed.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Jeffefis was
presented with a handsome silver ser
vice by the foreman and employees OF
the foundry. The presentation was
surprise. Harry Devine made the
speech and Mr.. Jeferis responded.
The affair took place in the shops Of
the company, when the days WORK was
over and Mr.. JefieEis was about to say
goodbye tc the men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Co
Steamer Ulrica.

Change OF time in effect October "a, 1905.
Leaves Wilmington, weekdays 500 a m and
800 u m.
Leaves tenn's Grove weekdays. 10 a. N. and
6O0p m
Leaves Wilmington Saturday. 500 a m, 400,
600 and i0eOp m.
Leaves penns Grove, Saturdays, 10 a m 800
and 200 Pm.
Leaves Wilmington. sundsyS 9so a m aud
l.00 p m
Leaves Pennh Grove, Sundays, 10sO a n..
and 600 p. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
CITY DEPARTMENTS.

work OF the Policemen and Firemen Dur-
Ing February.
During February the local rolice
made 292 arreata
The firemen responded to the folio
ing alarms during the month: Febru-
ary 9th, box 52, fire at No. 1926 Lodge
street; 7th, box 6, Johnson's fats,
Ninth and Walnut; 10th, box "a, lode ,
inghouse, No. 2l5 West Front street
18th, box -, cellar OF Johd Romans
store, Sixth and Market; 18th. box "a,
homo OF Ella SwiRgett, No. III Wal
nut street. There we're 10 still alarms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
Comnlllnr Fir. Rsnnrt.

A report Of the fires and losses in
this city during the last calendar year
is being prepared by Ohief Engineer
William A. Stilley Of the Fire Depart.
ment. The report is being made at
the request Of the Underwriters Asso-
citation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council.
Wawaset Gun Club.
Democratic League.
Camp q p. .. $. A.
Grant Post G.. A. R.
Iron Moulders Union.
Delaware Saengerbund.
Republican lnvinciblee.
Cyrus Temple. 4. @. =.
clayton Lodge X. of p.
Eden Lodge, /. o. o. Il.
Division No. A, a. D. III.
Grand Opera House Band.
Asylum Lodge, /, o. o. n.
Humboldt CASTLE, X. G.. E.
Roosevelt Republican Club.
Alpha Council, i. o. y. o.
Excelsior Council u. H. A.
Friendship Lodge. X. Of p.
Crusaders Temple J.. @. E.
Jefferson Lodge, !. .. o. Il.
Delaware Conclave l. o. n.
Moss Rose Temple. II. e.. II
Apollo X. @. y. Brass Band.
Diamond state Homing Club
Beta Tent. No. Q. Il. %. Il. NJ.
Eighth Ward Single Tax Club.
Second Ward Single Tax Club.
Seventh Ward Single Tax Club.
kadosh Commandery. II. of M.
heokuk Tribe. Imp'd o. r. N.
bfendyWine Conclave. $. VI. NJ.
Palestine Castle, A. o. K. N. a.
Wilmington Lodge. A. o. u. W.
Minona Council, Jf o. Il. A. Il.
DslaWafe gommLndefy. X. q. r.
hiaNetha Tribe, Imp'd %. r. 81.
Wilmington Ledge Of Nachini-ts.
Mi4pah Coneiage H., on :. W. 81.
lelinatfia Lodge y. A. 10 b. X. Il.
l.Hdy Washington Home Communion.
ifosneciiie Chapter. American Guild. .
Washington Camp, No. n. r.. %. \. A.
bfandywine Lodge, Order Of the Wo-ld.
Court brandywine forosiers of Anioricn.
W iimingion Lodge No. l7G. L. a.. q. M
washington Lodge, No. 1, A, \. 4 A. 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
Lee Brol,on bv rallI,r.

John p. Alsentzer Of 704 Tatnall
street was taken to the Homeopathic
Hospital, yesterday, suffering with a
badly broken leg. which be sustained
last Tuesday by falling on a slippery
sidewalk at Fourth and ratnall streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
GOLF

Mr. aud Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hoopes and
Miss lioopes Of this city are rec istered
at the hampton IeIrace Hotel, Augusta,
ue. MT loopes Participated ia the
Soii tournament at Hampton Terrace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
Heart
A HUMANE MISSION
The Golden Rule aud Dr. Arnewss Hear
Cure How They work Together.

Ahe totdcn hulc ANA Dr. Aguew's Heart
cure How They work Together.
one does not need 90 have "mnlions OF money
70 BE- neneiactor. The baud that does a little
% alleviate suffering has Just as much credit as
TIE millionaire who gives his thousands MIS-
A. Cranneld, Van Nycs, Idaho. says II have
been using dr. AgnSn Heart Cure i0- heart dis
ease, nervousness ana stomach troubles. 10 has
done me 80 much good wish 10 helm Others
VIII you please send me as many bottles asIbe
enclosed amount will purchaser" This remedy
relieves lu 80 minutes.
cation ot Dr. Agnews' Ointment. gsri II
\. u. Danforthi second and Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
FRANKIENEILCHAMPION.
BE Successfully Defended His
Title Last Night by Knock
Ing out Harry Telny.
FIGHT LASTED n ROUNDS
AS Early as the Fourth Round
Nell Had His Man Croggy.
BATTERED OPPONENT AT WILL
Only Once Did Tenny Appear
to Have a Chance.

A. the Finish Tenny was In a Bad Condi-
tion and Presented = Pitiabic sight ne He
was Carried 20 his Corner, whore His
Handlers Worked on Him for Several
Minutes 70 Round Him Into shape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01

Cures Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Grip ]
over two thousand leading hospitals as th'
medicine. IL stimulates and enriches the
system against disease germs. Duffys
Pure Malt Whiakey prolongs life. keeps
the old young and the young strong. It
contains no fusei oil and h the only
whekcy recognized by the Government as
O medicine. This IS guarantee.
CAUTION. - There is but one DuHy's
Pure Malt whiskcy. Sold by druggists
and gfocera- $500 a bottle - In sealed
bottles only, never in buik. Iusist on
having the genuine, and see that the strap
over the cork a. uhbroken. Refuse all
cheap aubstitutea, as they are put up only
for profit aud are positively Injurious to
the health. Look for the Trademark, the
sold Chemist" on the label. Medical
booklet and doctofs' advice free. DuHy
Matt whiskey CO., Rochesi~- r0@v York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
SHUFFLEBOARO.

Following is the standing Of the
players in the Bayard Legion shuttle
hoard Tournament {.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
ChrIstInn Endnarnr 80

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver.
Sold by druggists and grocers.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
PENNSYLVANIA
L RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect January lst. 1906.
Trains I,suva N tIrntuwfnu ,ta fnlIorwa.

trains teuNe Wilmington as follows
For Chester and Philadelphia, 1.4S. Ais t6i0
ESQ fz.lQ 40, 742, $50 1907, $50 1900 98O iOO9
tl05g Ills, tll.S2 ll.45 a. m, fi240 100, t2S5
z5s. i5.59, 40 b.O5, t5.S0 COZ t6 S5. 6.57, 3 IS
1000 and fll.00 .. m. weekdays. l43, Ala f7.iO
ie.l4 is.oO, 935, la g. m fl215 1.37, f2O0, ASS
1S90' b.Oa to.5o' CO.. t72s, sls 1000 and fll00
For Philadelphia only. aso, 9.85a m., 12.2o
b00, h22, 6.le, III ana 500 p. m. weekdays 899
b22 a. m, 6ls. III and 500 p. N. Sundays.
For New York Through express), L48 $50,
s.s3, ll.1t a m, Fl22a Fl.S7, 3.l0 h22 6Oz s693
tlll s25 p IN. weekdays. La, 8 SO. sll45 a M
al.5l, 2os, az, CO., 't.23, I'll and a28 p. n.
For boston without change, l0.0oA m. and 500
?. N. weekdays 500 p. n. sundays
Baltimore and Washington. Los, 400 us, 500
85s, B. 8, 6.u8 t625 7.UO. s7.8i FS,l5, fs.OO, p
m and l2.l8 night weekday 1.03 40, It's,
~ s95' liv;l4, - l5;aa .; q r. lzoo 1o5 S5s -
Sundays
Baltimore and intermediate stations, t2S
. t4.lS, b.b8 p. IN weekdays and i55s p m. sun
days.
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express, LOS a. m. and
l2.ao p; m. daily. Limited, s. 10 p IN. weekdays.
southern Railway-Express. 6.02 a. m $50,
- and i.Si p m. daily Limited, 4o4 p m
seaboard Air Line Railwsy-Rxpress,s.o a. m.
and 3a2 p. m. daily. Limited, $50 p. m. daily
NoriolK and Western Railway-For Memphh
ana New Orleans. 6.2d D. m. daily.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Express, ll-07 a
m weekdays, s.l5 p. m. daily
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New castle. coo s.2s a m. sos, s.44 and
90 p. no. weekdays
For LeWcS s.28 a. m. and 344 p m weekday
and Saturdays
For Dover Harrington and Dslmar, a28 1888
2, q. m, S.44, 6.52 p. m weekdays and 200 night
For Harrington ana way stations 665 a m
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, lo.55 an weekdays and 200 nignt
daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
- and 6ls p. m. weekdays S.la a m, ana
6.ls p. m. Sundays.
iiinire cor. Accommodation rains
The Wilmington Transfer Company will call
ior ana check baggage from hotels and resi-
Cenceg
For iurther Information, apply 70 III Nc
ity Ticket Agent, sos Market street
OF - li station.
". ". ATIKRBURY j.. & WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Trafhc Manager
GHO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
GRIP CUR .

His doctor unable to aiC
him, Mr.. w. A. Ruth, o.
Bridgeville, Del, after he
had given up hope began
to use Duffy's Pure Mall
WhisISey. 1t cured him ir
one week. In writing he says
Last winter ] contracted severe case
OF GRIP, aud my doctor did not aid nc
! was IN despair. My druggist told noe
there was nothing Ike Dunys Pure Mails
Whiskoy 20 drive the Grip ont of ono's
system. and Il was just one week after J
began 10 use your medicine before / fliil
recovered from this terrible plague /
heartily recommend Dunys Pure Malt
WhlskcN 10 every ono who rs auffcring
vile, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
OF Interest 10 All.

Fsrscamph. First Aid 70 tho Injured. q
The most remarkable remedy the world has
ever known for tho euro Of aches and pains
of Ell kinds by external application This
remedy is a combination ~ cooling. sooth-
ing. healing oils and camphor Contains no
opium, morphine, cocaine, or other narcotics
and poisonous drura
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01
DuHy's Pure
Malt Whiiskey

Bronchitis and Pneumonia. It Is used in
q most valuable tonic stimulant known TO
blood, aids digestion, builds up tho nerve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01

Safe. Clean and Sure.
Special Offer.
ANY person in Wilmington who has not
vet tried this wonderful preparation IA en-
titled 10 q snmple bottle at n b Danforth q
Drug Store. Market and Second street. ur,on
presentation of the following coupon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-01

Mrs. Leifngwell's Boots, 4" the big
Rest comedy success its author,
Augustus Thomas, feels that he has yet
bad, it ia to be sent by Charles Froh-
man to the Grand Opera House, next
Wednesday evening. The play tells
a story that never lags and heaps up
domestic complications of the amusing
sort IN a way that keeps the audience
always laughing. The Twentieth Cen
tury Othello in the action 10 regarded
a comical and decidedly clever creation.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-06-16

Caught by machinery at the Elkton
pulp mill, one of James Marcus hands
was badly crushed.