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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
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mitglisoes uno YorfBe Der unabbdn9i'
gen arbsitsr. partsi. Sames 9str Oar
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fo3ialiftifden inter : parlamentariI9en
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lung oss GOnsrefes beftano in Der Nus.
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fremosn Selegaten bsfirdteten, baB
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banolunsen ben beimii9en &egtsrun'
gen ibre Wamsn In unansensbme gr-
innerung bringen t6nnte.
Die gstbsilisung maj ni9t fart.
Sas eurOpdiias 5eFlano mar bon finfs
unbawan,ig Selesaten. unter benen fi4
elm ruifi9ss Parlamsntsmit9lieo Bee
fanb, bsrtrstsn. Der Sauptaued bes
2on9rsHss i9sint In benz 8sriu9, Elm
gemeiniames 8oreeben Der S~oaialifen
In ben bsri9isbsnsn parlamenten l3u
erm6gli9en, 3u befe6en. Weber Der
Osutias SO3ialifsnfhbrer gebsl nod
Der fran3sRide iO3iaIihii&e 5hhrer
Saures tuaret antpsfenb. Mebrere
Trausn bsfanbsn fi9 untsr Den Dele
saten.
IS wurbe b.i9lOhen, ben 8itsl Der
Organization In vSntsrparlamentari.
f9es 2omite Der Soaialifen uno Nra
better" um3udnoern. Woraen tperben
5ra9en In Sesus auf bic 3uffdnoe In
RHBlano bas S%auptthema bilosn, uno
Der 6hbrsr Der Mrbeitsr-@ ruppe i'm uns
tsrbauis bss ruiRidsn parlamsnts,
Aniten, miro oas &sferat ibsrnsbmeu.
Oeferreih .llngarn.
Oeferretd piro feline
Arme.e mad &u s lano
4ifen.
@ten, 10. Suli. Die Na9ri9t
mar bier perbreitet, bas bic 6fterrei9is
f9e Regierus9 bsim Nusbru4 elmer
ruffidsn &sbOlution cine Armee mad
&ublano fdiden urb bic &epolutior
NIT WuHsnsemalt unterortiden pt.roe.
Die 6fisrrsi9ii6e Regisrun9 bat In
Golse oehsn beuie betannt gemaat,
bab &ublanb bisber ri9t Elm ioldss
anlissen on Osfsrrei6 aefteat bot.
9as 6asrreidiias uno bas ungarii4e
parlamsnt piirosn nit elmer foldsn
WaBressl ~iberbaupt niat sinbsrfan.
ben isin uno ebsnfaas tptirbe bic Be-
b%6ltsruns sana Osferrsi9s fa ba.
segen auf1sbnen.
Yortngal.
q d m. Il naerei i'm 3u9t.
baue.
2tabon, 10. Suli. Seit
langerer 3ett uurosn BIER unb in anbs.
rem Gtdoten bon pOrtugal eroBe Wens
gen bon faIfhem 8elbe In l1mlauf ee.
isBt, Obns baB ss sslang, bie 0srfsrtt-
ger behslben 3u ermitteln. Stun bat
Elm i'm bisfsen 3u&tbaufe 9ehOrbsner
Strdfins bas @sfdnonib abgslegt, bab
Die Wufie6er beg @efdnsnifes einem
5ali&mtnser, Der einen lanaen Straf.
tsrmin abfbt, In ieiner 3ele cine boil
fdnoise Wertfdtte sin9eridtst baitstt
uno bic Derbreitung ieiner Gabritate
b~eforgten. Der Director bes 3a6ts
bauIes, @sneral Silpa, tf bersits abs
geisbt tuorben unb bic i9lauert Mufie-
Der bsfinoen Rh In Daft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
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fOlgt:
u .Aoeiatior n.
ct. paul, 10. Suli.
81. paul. ....3 000O010*- 4
Snoianapulis % 00000000- 0
gatttrien - pruitt unb Drill:
SeIum unb 3aboe.
Wiluautes, 10. Suli.
Wilpautee 49, o. 0
&olebo ......0 1000000O- 1
Batterien - Curtis unb &otb;
@bs9 unb 2anb.
WattpnaIs9iga q.
ct. Bouts, 10. Suli.
81. Gouis.. .OOO1OO1O0OOlOOO- 8
grooilpn. -. O02OOO0O0e01003- =
Batterien = 2arger unb @,abp;
paRorius unb Sitter.
ptttsburg, 10. SILT.
pittsbura ....2200011O*- 6
philadelphia. % o. 8
Batterisn = pbilippe unb @ibiou;
Dug9lebp uno Dooin.
Cincinnati, 19. Suli.
Cincinnati. 80 000O1O1O- 2
Bofon .......O 20OO1O1- a
Batterien = Mider. 2tbinafon
unb S9lsi; 2inbamau unb O'Neia.
Chicago. 19. Suli.
Chicago ......1 100000 2
Netu yort .....2 81 s
Battsrien = ReuIba9 unb Bling,
We@innitp unb 8omerman.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
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Fe6eniife Geaintenter,

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GieknprppB Dor einem %aregsgertte. = 9eufde Insfabrsunabme nod
Nmerifa. = Sp3adfsm=&onsreB. @msiabisen& Olone Der BbHip-
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Graf gSite ret beimmGrs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

GepfsI-f2 .s6-l 30 per 5ab.
Bananen Sl.76-2.2S !IeiHs $l-s1.4.
gttronen "a $3.50 PEI 3ifs
Oransen - s4.s0-4.7s per Rife.
ginea pies -$a.75-$3.50 bic Rife.
Sta@eIbseren, t1.75 bic Rite.
@afiermeIonen, 2be unb 3oe.
Brombeeren, 5 rs bic Rite.
Sobanniabeeren, 50 Die 8ifte.
9frii4e, $i.9.-2.10p per guibel.
0smRis.
@riine Yobnen-60c Der 8uibeI.
Ssotbe Hiben 25e per Dutenb Bun&es.
Rraut = 7Fc pei Sat.
BlmmenfobI ST. 90 per Duteab.
GeIerY-25 bis 60s per guibeI.
@urten - 3C-4cc per Dutenb.
eaIat - 26e per Bfunb.
4uiebeIa - Notbs unb uetbe $l.25 per
Tfunb; spanii&e 8wiebeIn 81. 80
per Rifte.
Differ 4Iant 20e pee Dutexb.
geterNIie 16-a0e per Dutenb Hux&e3.
Neue &artoffeIn-$..2 per Gab.
StbfartoHeIn - 8trsinia $3.50 4aIti'
more $2.0.-2.75; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
Nabieie Zoe per Dutexh.
&bubarb 1oe bas Dusenb:
Spinat - 81 per Sab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20
TuRIano.
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frafe.
TuBlano.


rae.
6 I. petersburg, 10. Suli.
Sas Obsrbaus oes ruifi9en parla-
msnis, tusl9ss bas 8eisb bss Inter
bauiss tussen abi9afung Der Sobes'
frafe in 3uBlanb beute In 8eratbunq
bate, bat cir 2ompromiBssiss ange.
nommen, tusl9es bic 8~obesfrafs i,u,
fiir attsntdter gegen ben Raiier. bIl
9aiierin unb 9e9en ben ruiRfden
S6rOnsrbsn uno tuesen 6o9Dsrratbs
gut6siBt; ba9e9en pirb ben Wilitdr.
aeri&ten bas @e9t Der 0erbdngunq bes
S~pbssfrafs 9snommsn, nit Musnabms,
no Elm Sifritt untsr benz arisgsssiet
fsbt.
@ra Witte rsi T a9 q u g.
b.
Wosfnu, 10. Suli. Ole 3si-
tunqsrl psrbreitsten beuie bic Na9ri6t,
baB Der frii6sre premierminiffsr, 8rai
@itte, uno Der frtibere Winifter Dee
Snnern, Surnobaf, In Sent in Der
S9wsi3 cine @onferen3 abgebalten
6dtten. auf Wuni9 bss Raiiers 0ifo.
laus tpirb osmnd9f graf Witte mad
81. Petersburg abreiien.
RebelIifde &eai
e t. petersburg. 10. Suli.
y3wan3i9ffes Sa6rbunbert" Grtbe,
v&uB") meloet beute, baB Der Inter.
Fu9unss 3Ommiifion bes @sneral'
ftabss cine 2iffe bon Rsgimentsrn
u~ntsrbrsitet tpurbe, bic bonn @eife be,
Msutersi infolae rsbolutiondrer BRO.
pasanoa ergrifsn woroen fnb. 60
finb 6 @arbs., 26 Snfanteris. unb I
2abaueris' Regimenter, ferner 6 &ssi'
menter ArtiQerie, 5 &eaimenter SAB.
peure, bic mebr cosr tueni9er iaopal &c.
tuoroen. gu Witau In 2urlanb purbt
elm 3reites Esntmal fur bic I'm lsBter
g :a:ffRfunb umgstommensr @ebolutio.
ndre pdbreno Der Ra9t aufgsfsIt.
Saran mar cine Safel befsfiat mt
Der @arnung, baB, tusr INNER 3u,
6ortf9afuns bes Sentmals bic pferb,
lisfsre, NIT benz 8obs betraft tuerber
utrbe. S9IisbIi& i9aftsn SOIbatsr
bas 8ebilbs fort.
Seutihlanb.
g artppbag Raifer 2arIs
bes @roben s~e6ffnet.
Na9sn, 10. Suli. aluf Wunfd
bes 2aiisrs unb In @essnuart 3abI
rsi9sr fir9li9er Whrhsntrdgsr uni
tpeltli9er 8samten tpuroe 9eute be,
Sarfopbas 3aiisr 2arls bss @rpber
i'm bieiesn Mtnffer ss6fnst, UNI atpe
fOfbare getudnber elmer singebenbsr
prifung gu unter3isben. Die beibsr
@swdnber unb bic iibrigei1 Reliauiet
tuurben In uoblerbaltenem 3uFanb
borssfunbsn.
Sn benz Sarfopbag fanb man aud
bic brei Sotuments aus ben Sabrei
1881, 1883 uno 1861, tpsI9e tbsr bi
bamals borgenOmmenen SsHnungei
Nusfunft 9eben. Tas dltere Der &c
tpdnbsr fammt aus Der 3tpsiten Sdlft
beg 3sbntsn Sabrbunbsrts unb 3s.st bi
5isursn BON bier g~Ispbanten. 9a!
anbers @smanb Fammt aus benz 3tp6lf
ten Sa6r6unbert.
Die beiben @stpdrber tuerben mi
@rlaubniB bes Qarbinal . grsbii9of
SLIDER bon 26ln mad Berlin ge5ra9
unb bort unter Nuff9t bss 9ireftor!
Der t6nisIi9en Rufsen, profsKor
Betting. photographic husrben. 81
tuerben bar1 In ben Sarfopbag 3urtd
gelegt perben. Sa Der Gaifer beion
berss Sntersfs fir bts porbanbenel
Sotumente aeigt, tperben ibm bisisIbel
our ginfi9t unterbreitet tpsrbsn.
Der Sartop6ag tuurbe gum erFiel
Wale i'm Sabre 1000 sebfnst unb 3tua
auf Mnorbnung bes 2aiiers Otto be
0ritten.
Die et9entli4e @rabfdtte bes GROCER
Qaifers fenrt man ni&t. Sn Der Witi
A.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-20

odnbIer beaabIsx feIssxes Hreiie!
1uttes - @ountrbs l4s ereoates9 Sls
SIatx &C
Srii@e Gisr-18He pet Cutexa.
ohbner 9&e, Adbxs 1. Turiet3-9-l2e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
Howard niEh school.

An enjoyable entertainment was
given at the Howard High School last
night. 1.-THE Carnival of the Flowers -
was given by sixty four pupils Of the
school and so great was the interest
that many were turned away. The
entertainment viii be repeated this
evening. The Queen of the Flowers was
Misses Elizabeth Carter: Miss Elsie
Russ was Yellow Jessamine; Miss
Edith Clark was Strawberry Blossom ;
Miss Marie Wing was Florida; Herman
Armstrong, Arthur Chippey, Wilbert
Fisher and Benjamin Lewis were
pages Arthur Cooper, Willard Ander-
son, Clifford Henry, Joseph Robinson
and Clarence Miller were attendants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
An M..,,n,

The arrangements for the Memorial
Day observance were discussed at a
meeting of the joint committee of the
G. A. Il. last evening. Carriages will
be used in taking the comrades to the
local cemeteries, and there will be a
short street parade. The committee
will meet again on Saturday evening.
committee was appointed to look
after the out-oi-town visitors who
attend the State encampment on May
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
ein for whis. club B.v,.r..

The Penn Club last evening enter
tanned the members Of the Wilmington
Whist Club in honor of the bowling
teams Of the Wilmington organization
winning the recent tournament. The
silver trophy won by the victors was
presented. William B. Broomall, presi-
dent of the Chester club, made the adj
dress Of welcome. Garrett Pembleton
presented the trophy on behalf OF the
Penn Club, and it was received by
Edgar Nj. Hopes of the Wilmington
Whist Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27

SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati az Chicago.
81 Louis at Pittsburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at st. Louis
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
TRi-srArE LEAGUE.
Johnstown at Altoona.
Lancaster at York.
Williamsport at Harrisburg.
GIANTS HAVE A STRONG TEAM.
Tho Wilmington Giants, colored team,
under the management Of George l..
Williams, will open the season at Front
and Union streets next Thursday with
the Paterson, N. j., Giants as the at
traction. Mayor Wilson has agreed to
open the season by tossing the first ball
into the diamond. The players viii be
as follows:
Carter, Mayo, Osborn and WarriclS.
pitchers; Gillon and James. catchers;
Holmes, first base, Toney, short stop;
Newman, second base; Francis, third
base; Dunbar, Wilkinson and Smith, out
feldors
The players will wear white uniforms
with red trimmings. and they are now
on exhibition at the store OF Il. W. Van
dever.
NOTES.
AZ South Side Park tomorrow after
noon landlith and Browntown, two
teams Of the City League, will play The
teams will line up as follows:
landlith- McGonigal, short stop; Ec-
rich, left field; r. johnson, first base;
Stirlith, right field; G.. Johnson, centre
field Dawson, third base; Smart. catcher;
Browntown Ballintyne. short stop.
Rainey. first base; Duncan. pitcher:
Mannenng, left field; Donlin. right field:
| Cnmlish. cenrct field: Scott. catcher:
Beatty, second base; Shields, third base.
Umpire Hogue.
The Elks baseball club has been organ
ized and would like 20 arrange games
with teams whose players ages range
from Is to l6 years. Challenges sbould
be sent to J. W Paris. No. 500 East Fourth
street The Elks' lineup follows. r
Graham, catcher; W. Spittle catcher.
Paris, pitcher; James Barker. pitcher. II
Oats, pitcher; William Foster. short stop;
II. r. Derrick, first base; Spence CHS
holm, second base; Aleck Jones. third
base; +. Noh. right field; c. Linthicum.
centre field; Lester Behringer, left field:
Leonard Behringer. sub.
The Soaiord club defeated the Laurel
team yesterday in the best game Of the
season. Score, , to /. Fowler allowed
but one hit, though his team lost.
There will be game az Front and
Union streets this afternoon between
the Delaware College Freshmen and
Friends School
The Jackson A. C. yesterday defeated
; st. Paul's team by the score Of % to s.
Rex A. c. lost TO the Garnet A. c. YES.
terday by the score OF l5to9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
wnmlnr.sn 1poe ol,r p,r..,nrr.

Subscriptions for the 1906 Whining.
ton City Directory will be received al
u until May 9th, after which date the
price will be s6. No books for 1906
will be sold for less than the latter
price after date named. Forward your
subscription at once to John 4. Mul.
lins, Manager, 800 Shipley street. >
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
POOL TOURNAMENT.

Much interest is manifested in the pool
tournament being held under the auspices
Of Wilmington Lodge, No. /, A. O. L w.
at Workmen Hall. Matches are being
played on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day nights. These scores were made last
night:
/. Sasse, 80; Sharpless, 81.
Casey, 50; Mccall 10.
Tinsman, so; Smith, 20.
Gilmore, so; Laokey, 10.
Ferguson, so; II. Sasse, "a.
G. H. Sasse, so; Taylor, Al.
Gallagher. so; Grier p.
Butler, so; Mellon, 81.
The rooms will be open for those de-
string to play on Saturday afternoon,
and the drawings for that day follow:
Zebley vs., Gallagher.
Mcmahon vs.. Gilmore.
Lackey VS.. Smith.
Taylor VS.. Casey.
Grier vs.. Ferguson.
G. II. Sasse vs.. Butler.
II. w. Sasse VS.. Mccall.
Iinsman vs.. l.. Sasse.
Robertson vs.. Mellon.
The result of the tournament TO date
follows:
Mcmahon won 3, lost o.
Robertson won 0, lost 1.
Mccall won 1, lost 3.
Taylor won 0, lost 3.
Grier won o, lost ?.
Mellon won / lost |.
Ferguson won ?, lost I.
G. II. Sasse won 3, lost ?.
Tinsman won ?, lost l.
II. w. Sasse won 2, lost 2.
J.. Sasse won 3, lost 2.
Lackey won 3, lost 2.
Gilmore won 4. lost o.
Zebley won 2, lest 1. =
Butler won 2, lost 3. g.
Casey won 5, lostO ~
Sharpless won 0, lost 4.
Gallagher won ?, lost 3.
Smith won 0, lost 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
DENNSYLVANIA
Il RAILROAD.
PHlLADELf-lA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule IN effect April I'm, 1904
Trains leave wiimineton as foiiow.,

For Chester and Philadelphia, l. a. 4'lS. ts,,
asa f7.lo 10. ~. 55o is.o7, s50 fs00 so ioSs
Ass, fl5o, As5 sos, 1850. 607, f655. 657. a.
1000 and fll.o0 3. m. week-dayA la Ala "A iS
1850 50a f5.so, 6lo7s. f7.2S. ana, 1000 ana Iii AZ
For E P6iisaelPhia only. ass, gsS a m. naa
b22a a. m, ala I'll and 500 p N. sundaya ~
For New York Through expreasl. LA Gs9
80 g a m .l14s -l-Ss' Sl9 3 ~ eo7 'd2
sl-S7, 25a az, 60 'G22 III and as p m
Tor boston without change, i0.ooa n. and a.
I. NJ weekdays 500 ,. N. Sunday
Baltimore and Washington. l.03 L2o 7.lS aol
slo tloI4 ll.o7. sll.4s a n, .l2,so Ill '2OS
R5s. 8 8. 6.oS r6-1, 100. T.3l. .. IS, fe.O0 a
n ana i21s night Week-dayA l.03 L2a 7,ib
sO2. fiO.i4, u.4S a. m- .l285 ~205 o. 859.6lS
6o4 't-26, '7-Sl sl5 te.9op. m and il2-1s nighn
Bsitimors ana intermediate stAuonA .2a
tf.Es. b.6S p. m weekdays ana t6.5o .. M sun.
FOR THK SOUTH
Auanne toast Lne-Expresl, LIS a n. AMI
southern Raiiway-Express s.O2 a m "a
seaboard Air Line RailwAy-Exprsss.so2 A "a.
Norfolk and Western RanwAy-For Msmpo,,
ano New Orleans. 6.26 D. m daily.
Chesapeake & Ohio Rallway-KLproal, llQ7 4
m weekdays, 8lb D. m daily
DELAWARE DIVISION
for New castle, o.53 s.8 q m 400, AaA and
FOR LeWes, as q. m. and s.44 7. n. wsskdsy.
For Rehoboth, SIS a IN. Tuesdays, ThursdayL
For Dover Harrington and Dslmar, a2s, Io.N
a m s.44, 6.b2 ?. m weekdays and Zoo nighi
daily
For Harrington and way EtsuonA ass 4 n
and sos D m. weekdays.
Express ior Cape Charles, Old Point Comiod
and Norfolk, 10.5s a m. weekdays and l2'oo night
caily 80
FOR ATLANTIC CAY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 a. N .
256 and 6.ls p m, weekdays; S.l4 a. m. and
6l6 p. m. Sundays Atlantic city special, Al0
SHINING car. CcummOdation lraina
The Wilmington Transfer Co Will call ior and
check baggage from hotels and residences
For further information, apply 70 ,. y. NJ.
| VIII ans, City Ticket Agent Market street
OF A. the station. Telephone, City Ticket Ofics
D. & A. $3.50.
W. W ATrERBURY. j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GRO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Aren't
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
supshine Ilntertalnment.

The Coreopsis Branch of the Inter
national Sunshine Society gave a
tableau in the New-Century Club last
evening representing in well-known
pictures. The entertainment was fol-
lowed by dance in which 100 couples
participated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
WORTH MORE THAN
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD
fspsikola Tablets Of Priceless value IN
Relieving Indigestion.


Relieving Indigestion.
Health is everything. Many millionaire
would willingly part with half his fortune
Tor perfect digestion. Riches, fame, and
the realization Of every desire cannot
create contentment II Indigestion Is inak-
ing ones existence miserable. When n. b.
Daniorth tells you that IN all their experi.
ence they never knew anything 80 sure to
relieve sour stomach, coated tongue, dizzy
spells, poor appetite. lassitude and fatigue
due to imperfect digestion, their must be-
some good reason for their con nhdence, and
thefe is. Dozens OF chronic old dyspeptics
right here In Wilmington who cespaired Of
ever getting relief have tried pepsikola
Tablets on Mr.. n. B. Danforth'e recorn-
mendation ana today are completely cured
moreover a druggist could not afford to
Keep on recommending an indigestion
remedy unless 1t really will cure, Tor you
would mighty soon lose confidence and
trade at some other store. Pepsikola Tab
lets are grand nerve tonic, they will vive
you new energy and new ambitionimprove
your appetite, strengthen your digestive
organs and unless they give ycu perfect
digestion n. b. Danforth will gladly pay
Jour quarter back.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

The Lights.
Philo-Celtc Society.
First Regiment Band.
Hope Loan Association.
Fidelity Lodge, X. of II.
Oriental Lodge, X. of Z.
Excelsior Lodge, X. of p.
Fairfax Lodge, l. o. o. r.
St. George Castle, X. @. T..
Laurel Council, u. n. of A.
Wilmington Court, +. of A.
Liberty Lodge A. o. u. w.
Brandywine Lodge, S. of n.
Temple Council u. y. r.. q.
Brandywine Castle, X. q. II.
America Lodge, A. o. u. w.
Columbia Lodge /. o. y. II.
Local No. 1926. Z. 81. OF A.
Encampment No. "a, u. v. L
Delaware Lodge of Machinists.
Friendship Conclaye. ). W. "A.
lrish-American +. 4 ID. Corps.
Manitou Tribe Imp'd .. r. NJ.
Washington Council, o. F. of A.
star of Delaware Lodge, 5. Of B.
Delaware Iriba lmp'd o. r. M.
Constantine Council i. D. r. U.
Washington Council D. U. A. NJ.
Delaware haymakers' Association.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion.
Telegraph Council. Jr. o. u. A. M.
James A. Garfield Council ID. of A.
Canton Delaware Z. M. /. o. o. Y.
Amalgamated Moodworkers. No. los.
Washington Camp, No. 4. Z. O. 5. A.
Command No. i, u. :. n. A. N. a. w.
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters Union
Wilmington 1insmiths Union, /. A., No. 2s
James aouns Conelavs, d., or 5. w. n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
FooRD HIGH GUN.

At the second annual shoot Of the
Media Gun Club, yesterday, William NJ.
Foord Of this city was high gun, breaking
los out OF possible $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
R.tnrn III Summer CO.,

Warm weather having returned.
summer cars have again made their
appearance on the lines of the Will
mington City railway.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
THE CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE
Opening Game Is to be Played
Tom orrow Afternoon Week.
SCHEDULE FOR THE SEASON
Results Of Yesterdays Games
In the Leagues.

N. wuufnrton Giants WIN open Thsir
season on the Unisn street oroun Dc Next
Thursday Anarnoen with the Fattsrson .
n J., Glanns-Bassbau Notss-
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Lancasier.

At Lancaster: r. II. +.
Lanc'ter % 5000 x-4 8 2
York ....1 o 100000 o. Z /
Batteries-I.ancaster, Barger and Re
monter; York, McGlynn and Smith. Um-
pire, Kelley.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence, 3; Rochester, 0.
Montreal, 5; Jersey City, /.
Toronto, 2; Newark, l..
Buffalo, 6; Baltimore, /.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Atlanta. j; Nashville. 3.
birmingham, 4; Montgomery, 3.
Shreveport, 1; Memphis, 8.
New Orleans, 4; Little Rock, 6.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Augusta. s; Columbia, l.
Macon, 5; Jacksonville, 0.
Savannah, 3; Charleston, 2.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
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oie.rInr Y.ra ~ scr.,

= NIoNTInE Nnru OF Ncrnps
The surplus steel stock and scrsp in
the plant Of the Diamond State Steel
Co. is being sold TO dealers and for
sundries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
New c.no.s

Two fine canoes have been received
by Henry Haskill of this city. lie
Will probably use them on the upper
Bmndywine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-27
POOL.

A pool match viii be played this even
ing for 100 points by John Smith of the
East Side and another well-known vii
mington player.
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Baltimore & Ohio B. R.
ScneduIe ~ eiiecf March 10, I0O6.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

NAhllNs InAllN except cAuQhIs fcuuQhT only
NEW YORK ana the fa-t - 26 f5.26. t9.4O, tlLla
Mss m tL26, $3.50, a5.1Z "Royal Limited,
FHiIADfLPHiA. s22s, $50 t5so local, fs4o,
sz20 local. 1870 g "a local, 1918, $40
glO.4s local, fl057 local. ILLS, 5ll-S5 a m.
il.26. f8O5 local. $3.50, t4.30 local, t452
llocalI s5.17 Royal Limited" t620 local,
i7.O0, S7O5 local, s7.42. iS52 local al 90 pm
CHESTER, 1850 local, 1870 40 local. "a 10,
is.34 local, i9.l5. "940 Sl1a5 local, tl0d
local, llI35 a. m, tl.26, taos local, tA6
local, t4.5l local, too local TOO, iz05
I, call, f7.42 fa52 local, sli.O0 ?. m.
BALIlMORE & &WAshlNGTON. ala s6 10, fllo9
a. m. Loo t247. s4.47. t5.55 $50, @RoyL
Limited '9.09, fl0O3 p. m.
BALTIMORE and way Gtatonh TOO,
iS.l6 a To-; t3 -, f602 p. d
NtWAkK. fAl8, 100 sel8 uloA q
m; tl242, 1.o6 lal2, ta55, tdo2 I6lS 30
sineeriy, 100 am. ss.i6, t11.O6 LExr resslam.
tl2s2, 1912, t555 Express,l 200, ll.30 D. m
Landenhers ana way stations, 1924, llo.io a
iiiTTsBuRG, sSls a. m; iL47, t555, $50
Royal Limited 40 o. p. m.
CINClNNATI. Fl. LOUIS & LOUIsVILLE.sait
DEL AWARE AVENUE STATION
Delmarvia Telephone No 2ls3
u. q A. Telephone No. 422A.
City Ticket Office, No. s0l Market Street.
ID. & A. Telephone l756A.
Delmarvia telephone 2l95 n. A. MILLER,
Travelling Passenger Agent
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AT the Lyceum Theatre, last night,
the great comedy drama, A Ragged
Hero, opened an engagement Of three
days TO a good audience. This show
has been seen in this city several times
before and each time the patrons have
been pleased. Herbert G. Denton
played the part Of Willie Wildfiower,
the ragged hero, and his work is ex-
cellent. He makes many escapes from
dangerous positions but at the end
comes out victorious. This we'll known
star is supported by a capable cast.
The scenery and electrical effects are by
far the best ever staged in this city
During the progress Of the play the
Tyropean comedy four do a special
feature in singing With performance
this and tomorrow afternoons and
evenings the engagement Of a Ragged
Hero will close.
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AMuSEMENIS

"The Air Ship embraces mani
fold attractions for lovers Of musical
comedy and should prove a potent
attraction, for It is very interesting
and highly amusing. II contains
many complicated funny situations.
The characters are cleverly depicted
by competent cast. The audience,
everywhere it has been presented, not
only like the play, but grow enthusias-
tic over the stirring comedy scenes and
situations. The scenery and electrical
effects used in showing the Air Ship
in space are effectively grand. This
attraction will be az the Grand Opera
House on Monday, April 30th.
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TR1-c1rY BOWLING.

The Tn-City Bowling League teams
played last night, the games resulting as
folfourc.