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Evening journal., 1906-10-15
ORANGE ELEVEN WON

The Orange football eleven went to
Fort dupont on Saturday and came
home victorious to the tune Of 5 TO O.
It was the first game Of the season
for both teams and lack Of team work
and unfamiliarity with the new rules
affected both considerably, making the
game an interesting one Bevan.
Greenwood and Connen excelled for
Orange, while Sunderman. Kemmer-
lin gand Fitzpatrick did the best worl,
for the soldiers.
The lineup was as follows:
Orange. Fort dupont
Crawford ........Left End.......... Smith
Hane, Joslyn Left Tackle. ....... Jenson
Query, Palmer Left Guard. Converse
Nickle .............C ..Center........... Barrett
Smith ......Right Half Back. THORN
Jones .........Right Tackle.... obermarlx
Mahaffy ........ Right End..... FitzpatricIs
Greenwood ....Quarter Back. sunderman
Bevan .......Left Half Back....... Davis
Dunn .......Right Half Back. e. Rogalske
Connen ....."...Full Back. MacDonala
Kemmerling.
Referee, Taylor. Umpire, Brown. Lines
men. Draper and Beckett. Timekeepers.
Hanly and Knobb. Is and 20 minute
halves. Touchdown. Conneil.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
WILMINGTON 9;
SPRINGFIELD s
In a Poorly Played Game
Locals Down Connecticut
State Lea9ueTS

In a very interesting game on Sat
urday X-wilmington defeated the
Springfield Connecticut state League
club 9 to s. Both teams hit hard at
times, but the fielding was very poor,
the visitors alone having eight errors.
Greenwell, who pitched for the locals,
did well barring one inning, and his
stick work was one Of the features.
Ballantyne's one-handed catch Of a
hard hit fly ball was the feature Of the
game. His catch has been equalled
this season at South Side Park.
The attendance was not up to the
standard owing to a couple of knock
ers telling those on their way to the
grounds that the Springfield club had
not arrived, when in reality the club
was on the field at 1.SO o'clock. The
score follows:
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
FUNERALS OF TO-DAY

The funeral Of George II. Pearce.
aged 81 years. was held from his late
residence, 225 Jefferson street. at $50
O'Clock this morning. Requiem mass
was held at the Cathedral and inter
ment made in Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral Of Elizabeth Mclaughlin
was held at 9 O'Clock this morning from
her late residence. 10. SAP Church
street. High mass was held at St
Mary's Church. and interment was
made at Cathedral cemetery.
The funeral Of Alice 3. Clark. aged
4 years and . months. was held from
the residence Of Walter R. Clark, No.
1927 Pennsylvania avenue. at o'clock
this afternoon. Interment was made
in Mt. Salem cemetery.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
DELAWARE DEFEAT HOPKINS

Delaware College played a circle
around Johns Hopkins University, Sat-
urday in Baltimore, and won by the
score Of to 0.
The score does not in. any way show
the game that Delaware put up. The
game was featured by an S0-yard run
by Kelly and by the kicking by Voss,
both of Delaware.
One unsportsmanlike incident hap
pened at the close of the game, when
one of the Hopkins PLAYERS took the
ball which rightly Belonged to Della
ware and ran from the field. 1t is
hoped that it viii be returned
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
EASTERN LEAGUE GAME
Ten PIN Artists Will Play
Philadelphia This Afternoon and

The Wilmington Eastern League
bowling clug viii open the season at
the Academy alleys this afternoon
against the Philadelphia Eastern
League club. One, two and three-nlan
matches will be rolled this afternoon,
while in the evening the fve-man
match win take place.
The locals have shown good form in
all their practice work and should more
than hold their own against the crack
Quaker team.
An admission fee of % cents will be
charged to both afternoon and even 'ng
games. The admission fee is charge i
to help defray the expenses Of the club
when it goes away to roll, and is
charged in all cities which have teams
in the league.
To-day's games have been the all
absorbing talk among the bowlers for
several weeks and good attendance
is looked for.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
The World OF Sport
HAROLD HARVEY.
A GOOD SUGGESTION
This City Should Have a Basketball
Club By All Means.

Harold Harvey, Sporting Editor The
Evening Journal.
The basketball season is almost here.
Shall the lack of space prevent the
High School from having a team? 1t
shouldn't. The Eleventh Ward Theatre
Is vacant why not use it.
Isn't this good place? Any one who
has seen it will answer IN the affrma-
tive.
The theatre has a large stage ana
seating capacity. Cars pass the door
and a large attendance is assured. Now
is the time to take action. and then the
theatre can be covered by the first Of
the season.
Don't leave the season go by and say
that the city doesn't take enough in
terest to provide a place. DO it your
self. The money that is spent to start
it will be much increased by the end
OF the season.
Yours truly,
W. J. A.
Athletic Association Wilmington
High School
Wilmington. October 70.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
ATHLETICS TO PLAY HERE
-

Connie Macks Athletics and XVIII
mington viii play at South Side Park
this afternoon. Coombs, the Athletics
star slab artist viii be on the iring
line, while the local viii pitch Joe
Myers. The other stars on the local
team viii be Barton. Weigand. Hartley.
Cassidy Dolan and Maher. TIE game
win be called at 3.soo clock ana should
be a good one
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
LOCAL GOLFERS LOST

Springhayen and Wilmington met in
a team golf match on the Wilmington
Country Clubs links on Saturday. and
the locals lost by the score Of IL to 8.
The contest was interesting throughout
and the locals were by no means dis
graced. A large gallery was present.
The scores follows, the visitors being
FIRST mentioned in each case.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Life Imprisonment.
leclnl ID The Evenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETON. oct. 1.-two negroes
have been sentenced to long-term inn
prisonments. one for life, Oliver Cep-
hus; and another for five years. John
Bee. Both men will be sent to
Greenbank for hard labor Immediately
after January ], when the State work.
house law goes into effect.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Results of EoothaII c..

Following are the scores Of the football
games played yesterday:
swarthmore 4, Pennsylvania O.
Harvard p, Amherst 0.
Yale IT, Holy Cross 0.
Princeton 5. Annapolis 0.
Cornell "A, Bucknen c.
Westpoint 0. Colgate 0.
Pennsylvania State 0. Gettysbug 0.
Haverford 5, Lehigh 0.
Amherst 4, Tufts 5.
Lafayette a. Medico Chi 0.
steelton 10 Dickinson 0.
Wesylan 0, Bowdoin 0.
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
GILSEY
HOUSE

goth ST. & Broadway. N. Y. City.
In the Heart Of the Shopping
and Theatre Districts.
Ten minutes from all depots
r OAdS
European Plan-s1.O0 per day up
American Plan-s2.50 to $3.50
Per Day. According TO Location
IS suites. Parlor. bed Room and Bath.
Special rates to families.
American and European Plans.
Combination Breakfast SOC.
Luncheon. 40c.
Dinner, 8 to $50. 75c.
H S. Duncan. Prop
Evening journal., 1906-10-15

X-Wilmington and Connie Macks
Atheletics VIII play over the bridge
this afternoon.
It is reported that Hans Wagner will
manage Pittsburg next season
Evening journal., 1906-10-15
Every one is absolutely correct in style.
Every one IS taiIOred thrOuqhOut BY hand

Badan
WHY
yet elsewhere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27
Sansfnr aeaen ben arebs.

Or. gpc's Balm Oils for Gon.
GER. lit cine iihere rnb ifmersloIe
Metbooe. Die meiiten Safe mer.
Den al Souie obne Die Siilie zines
Ir5tcs beban6elt. Shreiben Sic
I'M Elm 9uh, pelhes seiet, melfe
milnoerbare Safen ourh einfahe
ginreibung NIT Del geifeben. Sic
8erbinbung Ser Dele lit bos @e.
beimniB; aieht alisenblidlihe @r.
leifterung bon Shmer5, 3eritort Die
arebsbasillen uno madt ben So
tienten wieoer geluno. Sauienbe
bon 6Gaen bon 8rebs, @eihmiircn,
&atarrb. 9lutbeulen, Samorrboisen
irno tiifiihe 9eiben iiuo III ben let.
ten feds Sabren aehetit moroen.
@enn sic nift bebaitct lir,b, id)nei.
ben sic Steies aus unb lenoen es
einem 2eibenoen. MbreIie lit: Or.
@pe, Gratper iii, 8anias gitp,
Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27
a,,xe,,it,.resr Gsasrttr, gir,,stnp, nrn ~. aftdrs 1906.

CT modte nnietn 8lalben itdrfen
nno Elm menig 2iebe 81 tbm ein,
fl0bcn.
90 GIFT es taiienO @elegenbeiten,
IN benen mir 5,ir Grmefung Der
g0ttliden SugenOen a,geregt mer.
Den. Sufen mir oarum bieie Sc.
legcnbeiteu auf. @ehen mir flei.
Big in Die Hrebigt, balteu mir reli-
gioie Sfriften, Sonntagsblatter,
bas 2eben Ger Seilieen, Die Satb.
poItille; Dor Mllem ober labt uus
nmleben nod bropen. reliaicien
Wenifen, NIT benen mir perfebren
fonnen. Ga f1at alih mol elm
religioies @ort, bas ur,s crbaitell
fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27

fl. Wtiiiion crfiillcn ipollte, nidt
etlpa nnh IilBen inter belt Soften
fir sic man I'M Observation-Disclosures
Eager auffoaeno senug beiorgt lit.
iogdr eigere Miiiionore 9eIhaffen
Bot, lp1brcno man Den perifieoerelt
fotholild)en Mntionaiitdten gcgens
iiber pro6l d. 10 c~ngherSig ut,
linen ipradlid1 nift cinnlal gercht
miro, ipcnn audi ibr 8loube at,f
Dem Spiele lteht. @ie anOers murc
es, menn man Die TrSSugonba
iibei, Die 8erbreitliia bes @lonbels.
am eigenen Seerbe, an ieinem Saus-
altar, i'm Irbeiter.S Shop, in unb an
ieiner 1Solnilic, in jeber 8emeinoc
ciiria bctriebe. sfd! nem id an
bie 3ufunft oenfe unb fraae: User
lit ifnlb2" 10 benfe i'd, on Seremias,
Der ba ingt: Cure 8ater Qeiblide
iinb aeiitlife) haben iaure Sranben
gegeiien, nno oen SDhnen iimb bic
i3Gbne itumpf %eerporben." @enn
Ser Stommboum angefreilen, lfrei.
tet bas Geroerben in geumetriifer
Yrogreiiion pcran."
MifolauS: r@ibt's benn gar
fem Mittel baeegen?"
,ntinam": y@emiB; es lit Die
gntifieoenbeit nnb Die efte Sreue
our Stride, cine iolioe fatboliid,e
GrSieblna rnO S1ulung, mie Die
Stride ~perlaitst itnb porlfreibt; aber
oieies fundamentals Mfittel miro
eben pielfaf niht erfannt, mie es
nod edit fatboliihem geeriffe err
fonnt perbn %ioilte; man ridtet lid
mad, Dem uup.to.bate"3eit., @elt'
uno 2anoesaeiit in Der 6amilie,
Stride, Sdule, @emeinoe- uno Ser.
einsneIen."
2%pren3: yGs iii boh furios!"
0ortiesung iolgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27


ylttinam": n@ott gum @rub,
lieber 2oren5, 100 lit beutc 9tifo-
loiis?"
2oren5: Or miro baIo fom-
men, botte unterpegs nod Elm flei.
mes @eih1it absunideln."
vl1tinam": nMein Teiiimis.
mus : @eI1Git bliibt, @boleiale
ilno &ctoil. "a bos Waterial ric.
iermGBig grob lit uno allcm In-
itein nod INNER nod GROCER miro,
m6fte ih Igentcn, Gorrciponoenten
YeooIer, Witarbeiter, Sritifer, Seit-
artifler uno Sumbnger ieOer grt
uno @eifleftes unb IIlters unb
Sarbe .linb HationalitGt iuhen ultb
amnerben."
2%oren5: ia id in Ser geur-
tbeiluna oes ,Eeiiimismrls" iest
bereits gan5 anberer Iniibt bin, lpie
friiber, 10 fann es leiht iein. Dob
i] mid iriiber ODER ipGter oils 5heil-
5aber om rPeiiimismuS" @eIhaft
onluerbcn laiie."
.utinam": nSorens lit mir
ieber 3eit miqfommen."
Soren5: sd iebe @itolaus
fommt beron."
Nifolaus: .8itt' um gnt-
idullbieung, bab id nift gleid) nit
2oren5 fam."
nutinom": uShon gut, babe
bereiis Die uriadle erfabren."
Soren5: vMenn molL ipie mir
beim letten geiuhe pernommen, Die
Sage Ger Ginee niiftern betradtet
lit Der Slid in bic 3ufuift pabrlidI
Gin iebr Di;iterer, ba braiiht man
fem Beiiimiit sl fem; unb jebem
nod reolif benfcnber aberdeen
preBt er oen angitrui ans benz Ser
Sen: mie mag oaS aaes enben! bo
fam aaer .Sptimismus", aaea
2obbuoeln, Soieln ulo Sdiuaoro'
nireu nihiS belien."
IL t.inam": nslh, pie fonnt(
es Iein, pie anbers miirbe es iein
penn Der aotbclif ieoen Stanoes
! aui ieinem Roiten itanbe, Sober leins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27
NifoIaus: ,Gns geihiebt
chen leioer merHa 7"

GifoIons: .Gns geitiebt
eben leioer meiig.."
I. 1T tinnnl": y@enn elias bette
fame - err ipirD einmal fonlmell,
Sllr 3eit bes Intidriit - miibte or
nld}t, menn CT bas fotboliidle So
inilienleben, 8cmeinoes l,no @sreits-
,peicn mltitertc als cntid)ieOcncr
Gropbet miirbc CT iid)er Elm id)Grfe-
res Gramen balten, uls Der 0up.s
te-batc" .@eilt belltsutage hdlt mo
miinift - nit &edt picleil &atBo.
lifen 5uruien: o@as binft SIR auf
Spei @egen, Sbr moaet 8ott nno
Ser @elt, 8ott uno Dem @elo, @ott
unb ben @ersniipungen unO Seniil.
len ser @eit Dieneu, Sbr moaet &a-
tholifen iein, ,tno anitatt Oes edit
fotboliihcu @eiltes, nebt in guren
Snmilici1, @emeinbcn uno Gereinen
Der @elt- uno Ger 2%onOesgeilt, Sbr
lett ongeltedt pom @eiit bes Gibera.
lismus uub Nmerifanismus, tuelf)er
8eiit Dem edit firhii6en
@eiit miberinriht! Shr binfet
auf 5ipei @egcn, entipebcr ODER,
= 10 fam es niht ldnser bletben
- bieler @eiit miro Die 8amilien
unb @emeinoen INNER mebr persif-
ten i,no in b%enielben ben 8reuel
Der 8erlpiiitung unb bes edtcu So.
tboli5ismns, eos edit futboliihe 8a-
milienleben, Der edit fatboiiihen
gr5iebnng anrihten, Den religioien
Snoiiferentismus n1bren unS @iele
Sum eigentlihen llnglauben perlei-
ten. Gem refigios 2aiten UNI
@leihgiiltigen gilt ober oas @prt
oes Serrn: % bab Gu bod fall
ODER maral nGreit, oa Gu aber lar
biit, mill ih lid ausipeien aus
meinem Wuno.""
Nifolaus: n@ir leben bod in
elmer ihlimmen 3eit rno ba faleli
man INNER BON 5ortihritt uno glii
the bes, &ntboli5ismus in Oielen
9anoe in 8ort unb Shrift."
.utinam": n9as tbun Sic
nelfe glles nit Der 8riae oes &c
fGbrlifen nOptimismns" anieben
Der Gubere @lonS perblenoet Tie Der
art, ooB iie ale 9ieieniaen, Die MIDI
mittbun, als Seinoe bes 8uiiers
uns oes 2anbes perritien unh be
bonbeln. Iber: y0as glan5t II
fiir oen Iugenblid geboren, %:
Ghte bleibt Der Nahpelt unper
loren, iagt i1on Shiuer."
2orens: Ger liebe 8ott lob
Die gGume nift bis in Den Gimme
mobien."
.utinam": .@epiB nidt =
Die aatbplifen aller Stanbe fonnel
pielfad bel Dem @irrwarr Der Sci
5u @runbe geben aber oil
airhe uno Die fatbolid
Sahe G, 3. +. hire Sebre, Safra
mente iinb uitSeritorbar. Sbr
&ebre lel,gnen ODER permaiiern fMil
man uno oas i,iht Der 9iberalismu
and AT tbltil, aber ME perniften
Die Yforte Der Soae meroen II
nidt iiberwaltigen", iogt Die emig
@abrbeit."
Mifolaus: nGieie @erbeibuns
bat @ott lei Cant nur Die fdtbo
liihe Stride"
Soren5: vSarrm Wutb I'M
Gertrnuen!"
,lttinam": sir beute poael
mir iflieben - behiite guh DC
liebe 8ott bis gum nGfiten @ieoer
ieben."
Hifolans: n@elobt lei Seiu
Gbriihls!"
~l1tinam": .Sn euisfeii
Imen!"
- - -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-27
Tic Grmedmns Der gUttliden
Sugemoen.

sluf Ser sonne berrift cine ge.
maltiee .5bGtiefeit. llnsebeure
Maiien bon @aien uno 0ampfen
unb e~liibenben 8e1,ermaiien iGie.
Sen fortmGbreno in Die Sobe, I'M
Damn mieber OUT Die Come 5uriid.
%sulinfen uno neues 2eben 5li ent.
5iinoen. 9ie Mitronomen iugen,
Dab bieie sSeuerausbriife oft 10
itarf limo, BOB mir bieie BON Der
grOe aus beobaften f0nnen, 10.
mentlih bel Sonnenfiniterniiien.
Gam bilbet Die Come ielbit cine
ounfle Waiie, Der Ranb aber lit &C.
rotbet, nno rin9sum breden gepal-
tige Seuergarben berpor.
Gin dbnlihes 2eben berriht aud
in nnierer Seele, penn lie NIT Der
beiligmafenben @nabe seidmiidt
lit. Damn loberf mo brennt arif)
Elm Ieiter in Ser Seeie, ipelhes lid
nod aulben betbdti9en mil. 9anl
icbem mir, mie ber"Gbriit hetet, wie
err bes Sonntugs ieine religiOlen
Ifiiften e~rfiilt, Die er in Der
@ode bilireit urb gut lit nllb nit
Gifer ieinen Stnnbespflihten nod.
fomrnt. Wir ieben aitd, pie Oft
nit elementarer &raft baS innere
iSeuer nod, nuBen berporbrift unS
Nnsere ent5Inbet. Sn aoln lcbi
Elm Mann, Der bat ifon lett Sab
rem senrbeitet, baB inner 8olf mie'
Der lernt, feiiih uno brnp 81 iper-
Den. SSsest iiebt er 5u ieiner
Sreube, baB CT Seller geiDinnt
SelbIt sroBere proteitantiide 8ldt'
ter treten fir feline Soeen Elm, nnf
in Berlin bat iib elm 8erein 5ul
Scbuna Der Sittlidfeit sebiloet
Ga baben mir elm 8eiipiel. nit
oas Seller, bas in Dem Screen eines
Wenlden gliibt, bcrporbridt uni
Sauienoc ergreift.
Ssn Der Heligionslebre nennei
mir nun Die @etbdtiguna uniere1
relieioien @eiinnurg nod anBei
bin llebnne Der Sugenb, uho o.
mir bieie &%uscnoiibuita freimtais
berporrufen %fonnen, 10 ipreden mi
audi BON gripediing ser S~iigenoen
Bon gan3 beicnberer @idtigfeit i
nth Die Gripedung Der gottlid)ei
Srgenben, 5. +. jener Eugenben, bi
iiG arf @ott besieben, Die oel
G%lailben, bic Sofinuna nlb oi
2iebe gum @cgenitanbe baben. 81
Grwecfung bieier Sisenben Il
barnm 10 piftis, neil oapon De
@cItano Der beiliemahenoen 8nao
abbGnst. @ie elm Jeiier erlilft
menn es ringsiim bon Der Sit1t ab
aeihnitten lit ooer menn ibm fei1
9rennmateriol 5ugefiibrt miro, i
itirbt aud Die beiliamafenbc @noo
ob, tpenm Die grmefung Der gott
lihen Tueenben feblt. Nun biir
fen mir sunGdlit nift pergeIien, oa'
ole gottliten Sugenoen elm @ei6cn
@ottes linb, uuo ebenlo aid 81
tgr,pedung b~erielben.
Mber Der liebe 8ott uia bic
nift Naes tbiu. CIR reat I'M
an, nnb Damn ioIlen mir Die afte Ell
meden. 9ir boren 5. 9, elm
Ireoist. unb nerben cri6iitter
bnrf nie ihreflihen @eridte Got
ties. Sam ioGen mir Mftc DC
2iebe @ottes eripeden, @ott banfe'
aus Der Sieie unierer Seele, Dab e
uns hisbcr periaont, nnb Den fciter
Borias %iaiian. in Gwigfeit mid
mehr an fiinbisen.
Mir iehen bas 9eiipiel zines Ell
riacn GbriIten. pie. er, unbeirl
burt sas 8erebe oer aberdeen. .wr
d,entlid an Der Gommilnionbanf el
iheint. @ir ieben Dos uno ncrbe
beid)Gmt, nnb mohten es audi tbnn
aber mir iiirtten Die Seute. gete
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES

Nothing created "a worse impress
sion ON the general public in the in
vestigation of the three great life
Insurance companies than the dis
covery in each of e nest OF subsidiary
companies. ont OF whose stock di
rectors made profits because they
we're AT both ends of the bargain.
II is clearly impossible 10 accept
the recent eX- partc evidence in this
city and Baltimore before the inter
state commission as PROOF
of a like condition OF affairs I'm rail
road companies or 10 forget that all
charges must be cleared mp by some
thing more than Vagu" dcniale When
men hitherto OF blamelcss reputation
are charged with the serious oneue,.
of using their power In one company
To add to the profits OF their hold
ings as stockholders in another or
pOration. no one desires io believe
In Character and reputation sim
have their value
But 1t g. equally true that public
standards are RISING \ fun rcfuta-
ton of all charges made in indispcn-
sibly necessary II not. the public
accept the charges made aa true II
will overlook the clear desire ul 'ho
- ~ fnart IL, fI.. ,,tr,.,t tnR..rts..
ton into ia" ownership of coal and
iron companies 20 make 20 ease. the
frequency of leading questions and
the implications and assertions 81 too
willing witnesses whose differences
are far from evidence"
House cleaning has becu in prog
ress in more than one great corpor-
alton. The lesson oil the life insur.
ancc revelations has not been lost.
Some ineXplicable railroad changes
and removals have had good reason
been made within. all must be laid
bare. The investigation begun must
be completed. The ownership of al
coal and iron companies whose stock
holders could profit 10y the aid al
railroad officers must be laid brlor,
the public
In the end il will be- seen that pub
licity is the only protection for rail
road officers themselves against sua
piCiOn and dispersion. la England
every list OF s~tOckholdeIa Is II pdu
lie record, accessible to any man VIII,
pays a fee large enough to proven
trivial curiosity. No good rcaso
exists why the lists of stockholders q
any public or s%emi-public corporate.
should not he open here. PhiladeI
phia Press.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

A ARCHAEOLOGICAL examination i'm
the cases OF suspended bubonic
plague brought TO Philadelphia by
the steamship B%urrsheld, and held
at the quarantine station at Reedy
island. shows that the real thing has
got thus e "A the United Safes. Sur
geon-General Wyman OF Washington
says the result of the examination is
positive. The vessel has been thor
oughly fumigated. and her crew
Will be detained for sever days long.
CT. II is happily not believed thai
any evil result will follow.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21

Coney Island has a phase of the
labor union insistence that is at least
ro, modest. The great white tower
at the resort Dreamland, which is
an expensive as we'll as beautiful.
piece of work was built in some
measure by nOnunion labor. Last
cottcd Dreamland. Now the walk
ing delegates have proposed, as a
preliminary 10 lifting labor's boy
colt upon the enterprise that the
building should be torn down and
erected anew with exclusive union
labor
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
UNITED CITIZENS
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CITY OF BLUEFIELD, w. VA.
Election May LIST, 1906
Tor Mayor:
+. w. Udy.
For Recorder:
j.. A CrockeJ
For Treasurer:
F. NJ. Peters
For Supervisor:
j.. w. Simpsoa
For Councllmen
LIST Warl, A ". Howard,
2nl Ward, s. ]. Sublette,
Bird Ward, Or. G. A. Johnston,
4th Ward, T. Frank Masten,
9Th Ward. w. I. Bailey.
9Th Ward, il =. Jordan,
7th Ward. p. A. Dunn,
Sth Ward. G. F.. Lowder.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-21
DEMOCRATIC
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CITY OF BLUEFIELD, w. VA.
Election May LIST, 1906.
Ior Mayor:
w. II. Thomas,
For Recorder:
J. A. Crockett.
For Treasurer:
f. NJ. Peters.
For Supervisor:
i. w. simpson.
For Councilmen:
LIST Ward. T. A. Campbell,
End Ward, r. w. Cubbegs.
3rd Ward. A. S. Booker.
4th Ward, w. A. Bodell,
9th Ward. ]. S. Hall.
9Th Ward. w. n. CoHmaa.
7th Ward, Geo. c. Bailey,
Sth Ward, A. Bass Thompson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25
BaStOneS musiCales

Entire los instrumentos raros que
sc conservan en- ell Museo Metropolis.
tano de Arte de Nueva York, hgura
I'm bast6n violin y tres bastoneS fau-
taS.
El primero es rarfsimo. pues no
obstante su estrechez no lie fafta ia
solo detalle y hasta lleva su arco CO
Respondents muy lujoso. Las cuer.
dSs estau sujetas ciavfjas con HE.
rro pequefias y cuando no sc uSa
come Instruments musical, Sc cubre
cl baston con una funda rodeada de
bandas metalica que evita todo golpe
al dimiuuto Instruments.
FL violin extraordinario mide
ocho centfmetro de largo y tres de an
cho Ell su parte mas gruesa Sc "a.
bric6 en- Alemania y data de princi-
pios del siglo XVIII.
Las flautas son de maderas exec
lenteS Y muy ligeras y tieuen. ade-
mas del puf1o que corona Ell bast6n,
seiS agujeros y una llave plana de
metal.