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New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
SILKS in THE
BASEMENT.

A hn.-BLAC K TAFFETA
Al FSN % inches wide: made
10 sell at 60c. the yard.
A. o1.-RIC II MORE We
Al OSS LOUR; in Ara besque
designs; made to retail at 6Oc. the
yard.
"A on.-BLAC SURA H
Al OSS SILK, "a inches wide;
made to retail at 60c. the yard.
A ok--PEAU DE CYGNE.
AL SOG Louisine, Poplin s.
both imported and dOmestic-reg-
ularly sold at SOC. the yard.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
DRY GOODS

NICKEL TABLE Lamps
plete with white shades. slss-nr- nr-
$l.5O. our price. -. S,n
GEISHA LAMP sHApFs
Gus painted decorations.
sizes; special. Soc. St-23' 81 =
ELECTRIC PoRrABr.rs
desk or plano: various A.. .:
elsewhere $500. our price ''sas s
ptete 55o,l-
ELECTRIC TABLE pon-
BLES. with two bulbs and iaSIA. ia,sA..
green shades. various a,ea
elsewhere $1,000. our prios ss s sr
CRYSTAL ETCHED Gro.-.
assorted designs; 1O-inch -
AAiioh ''''-.'..-.-.-....-..SfI7
RUBY ETCHED BANor,-
GLOBES, assorted Designs. 49, "
eIc.; l0-inch. Size; Ii-IncSl l''a'
s2la
LITTLE BEAUTY" vrc,-
LAMPS. niokelled: elsewhere, ,5af Il.
our price ................ 90.
LINDSAY" GAS LrGHrs
new Hight OF exceptional n..,s
With gas at S1.O0 per thou,asr's. s's
feet, Lindsay saves more ,ssa
Your times its cost each year ;rsra T~a
designs-donne complete Stfno' io
globe design ...... a.
LINDSAY" MANTLEs .n.
rate, each ..........0o - SGr
MACBETH" LAMP cHrv
NEYS-Every style and slza i...' .-s
rad In our regular stocks
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

Our Special
COrsefs at soc
Second Floor.
DOLLAR QUALITY
as Corset values stand
in other stores.
Made Of white coutil
or batiste, with hose
s u p porters attached:
straight front, low bust.
long hips. bias cut.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

ParasOls.
First Floor Broadway.
If you would have one that can
De folded compactly for carrying
in Suit Case,
OUR DRESS SUIT CASE
PARASOL AT S4.74,
plain linen or silk taffeta: also
black-and-white effects.
Also
OUR "LA MODISTE"
PARASOLS AT S4.96.
4 folding handle Parasol; linen
covering, with English eyelet en-
broidery and Val lace edge; gilt
tip and enamelled sticks.
Lower-Priced Lines Include:-
AL Sl.SS with three rows Of S
hemstitching and edging of en-
broidery; also in colored linen.
plain or hemstitched.
At S2.S4 Taffeta ' tF PoaTrea Paral
soils. plain or hemstitched: also
Linen with embroidered insertions.
f1ve rows OF hemstitching and
scalloped embroidery edgings.
Az G. Heavy Silk Taffeta
TAl pO'Cf Parasols, In white
and colors; Pompadour silks IN
light and dark shades.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
Black and COlOred
Silks.
First Flnnr

Tomorrow, in the Black Silk
section, a sale of BLACK DRESS
CHIFFON FFE T A 8 four
grades-2T inches wide. sold else
where at S1.o0 a yard; our hNc
SO inches wide. grades sold else
where at S1.O0. S125 and $50 a
yard; our prices,
Zoe, oec., ST. 20
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
: my soops
Lining Specials

First Floor
PURE SILK LINING.
10 inches wide; black
and a complete range OF
colors; advertised by
others as worth 5Sc. 2Oc
a yard; our price ~~S
MERCERIZED SAT-
ZEN, 36 inches wide;
light weight; very sat
iny; black only; 16r
a yard .......-...
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
April Sale of Dainty White
Undergarments for Women.

IKE the great serni-annual White Sales-only on
II
III muslin, cambria and nainsoOk;
II ! OPN Jenerously fashiOned-nOt skn1ped, daintly
'II.57=S1 tavdry
E2eSz2 Yet Nvithal prices ordinarily most
,,,o4erae-and this extraOrdina-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
THE READING MOST NECESSARY.
81. Ninholn.

81. Nicholas
One of the brightest essay writers Of
America once put together a number
Of short articles addressed to boys and
girls, intended TO advise them in re-
gard TO talking, writing and living
IN general. We will not mention his
name, hut leave you 10 find IL out for
yourselves. In telling what hooks we're
most needed, be makes a short list OF
the indisrensables. At the head Q
al he puts the Bible, which, besides
it's religious Wcrth, has a claim upon
every reader to enable him to under
star d all history and literature.
In regard to this, the author men
toned quoted an eminent authority on
the subject as saying that the English
languaage OF the last three centuries
has Tevolved around the English Bible,
as the earth goes round the sun. The
second book, IL may surprise you to
know, is good history Of America
uett, a good history Of England
fourth comes Shakespeare's PLAYS
and fifth, an atlas. He calls a library
made up Of these FIVE items "a bread
and-wateT diet "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04

second card in the row, the trey the
third card or the four spot the fourth
card, counting from either end. It
is for the purpose Of getting the cards
''in place. that he is permitted to
transpose the two end cards. If there
be more than one "place oard'' in the
"tenditto, however, hs can not
count from one end of the row % score
one of them and from the other end OF
the row TO score the other. He can
count from either end aud score as
many "place cards. as are ia correct
position, but be can not count from
both ends.
A "san benito" in the tenditto''
does not score gone, as II does IN
the playing Of the hands. The score
for It in the tenditto" is as follows
-Four kings, p points; queens, Is
jacks, u; tens or lower, 8.
Before the last hand has been played
out, after the cards 10 the "tenditto''
have been scored, its four cards are
placed on the table, With the balance
Of the exposes cards, 70 be played for
during the last hand. Alter the last
hand has been PLAYED out, all cards
rem aiming on the table are taken in by
the player who took UP the last pair
from the table. The cards taken in
by each player are then counted aud
the player having the most cards counts
one point for each card be has taken
IN above twenty y-six. In a three or
four handed game the player bavinR
the greatest number Of cards counts one
point for all be has above the next
highest player.
After the points for cards are scored
the pack is shuiiled and dealt by the
opponent Of the former dealer, and the
player proceeds as before. Ihe playef
hrst scoring 81 points wins the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
CONFIRMED PROOF.
Residents Of Wilmington Cannot Donbt
What Has Been Twice Proved.

Residents Of Wilmington Cannot Donbt
What Has BeeB Twice Proved.
In gratitude for complete relief from
Nshes and pains Of bad backs-from dis
reesing kidney ills-thousands have pub
hcly recommeded Doan's Kidney Pills.
Residents Of Wilmington, who 20 testi fed
rears ago, now say their cures were per-
nanent. This testimony doubly proves the
forth ci Doan's Kidney Pills to Whining
on kidney sufferers.
Mrs. Maria Walker, wife Of William :.
Maker employed at the Phoenix Fire Co.
md living at poo Cartsr street Wilmington
Del, says: After being cured By Doan's !
Kidney Pills Of a severe case of backache
hr. Walker gave a testimonial in 1887
recommending this remedy. His complaint
aad clung 10 him for years and had become
almost unhearahle. Al times he could scafce-
b set about and whenever he took cold IL
aid him up for week or ten days al a time.
nn the advice Of friend he got Doan's
kidney Pills az Danforth's drug store.
first box gave him 10 much relief that
on using the remedy until his
ID disappeared entirely. The cure
fed permanent up to the present
by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
lrn Co. Buffalo, New York. sole
" United STATES.
the name-Doan & and take no
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
BOXING

The wind-up at the Arena, tonight,
will be between Griff Jones and kid"
Beebe, both Of Philadelphia. This
should be one Of the best bouts Of the
season, as both boys are fast and clever.
Jack Query will meet Jimmy Casey
of philadelphia in the semi -wind-up.
Frank Britt of this city will meet
Joe Walters of Rockland. The other
wind-up will be between Young Britt
Of this city and Hughey Mccain Of
Philadelphia. As a special attraction
the management has arranged a battle
royal between eight or ten negroes
and this will no doubt be an amusing
feature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
The RED MEN

Great Sachem Charles McIntire and
Great Junior Sycamore William II.
Ferguson. assisted by acting Great
Prophet George G. Guthrie, Great
Senior Sycamore Frank Il. Paradee,
Great Junior Sycamore II. B. Hagy,
Great Chief Of Records Edward Mctn-
tire, Great Misshinewa $. J. Barcus.
Great Sannap j., r. Semerteen and
Great Guard Oscar Midlam raised the
chiefs of Cherokee Tribe, N. 4, and
those of Waneta Council, No 3. ID. OF =. e.,
last evening, as follows;
Cherokee Sachem, Leroy Foster
Prophet William J. Hathaway Chief
of Records, Charles Mclntire Keep
per Of wampum, Marshall II. Yeatman
Sannaps, Charles Prettyman, William
W. Cohee Warriors, G. II. Whtford.
j. II. Semerteen, T.. ID. Walker. Edward
W. Midlam Braves, G. W. M. Cross
land, b. h. Davis. Il. r. Rutter, H.
=. Johnson Guard Of Wigwam, William
H. HUFF; Guard of Forest. Ernest
Greenfield. After the raising, the
newly raised sachem presented the
members with box of fine cigars
which were enjoyed. A large number
of the members were present and the
/ great chiefs complimentod them.
Waneta Council Pocahontas, Sarah
Ackormani Wenonah, Ida Colt
Prophecies. Carrie Rankin; Powhat
tan, Martha Platt: Keeper of Records.
Mary Mclntirc; Keeper Of Wampun,
! Clara j. v. Moore; Scouts, Nettie
Mclntire, Emma Palmer; Guard of
! Wigwam, Lenora Saring; Guard of
Forest, Matte Morrison. Runners.
| Mary Mahan, Frances Ballantine
Warriors, Kate Maser. Mary Cloupb.
Katie Davis, Mary Fentiman: Conn.
cillors, Annie Nye. Louisa Wilson.
About eighty Of the members were
present Ice cream and cake were
served. The great sachem compliment
ed the women for the excellent work
they are doing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
SHOOTING.

The Wawaset Gun Club will hold
its annual meeting on Saturday night
az Edward Melchior's gun store. The
club will he reorganized and a stock
concern formed.
The Wilmington Gun Club will hold
practice shoot tomorrow afternoon.
arrangements have practically been
completed for the shoot TO be held at
the Wawaset Gun Club grounds on
May 9th and 10th. The clubs cham
pionship trophy will be shot for on
May 10th. The championship shoot
viii be open TO all who live within
two hundred miles of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
DENNSYLVANI
Il RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
schedule IN eiieet March SO.n, leoa

Trains leave Wilmington Rs folIowa
For Chester and phiadel phia, l.4X Ais "a In
$50 f7.l0 40, L42. 750 isO7, $50 800. a8O, i0o5
25s, 1880, A89 sos, 1880. 607, t6 IS, 6.57, aS
1000 and fll.OO p. m. weekdays il3, ala IA i0
fs.l4 t9.0O, 9.35 ll.4H a. m. tl2l5 1.87 f2OO 25s
iS.bO, sos 1880, COZ. f.2S, 9lsi sioO0 and III 0
For 4o Philadelphia only as9. sS5 a m, la2o
400 622, els Ill and 500 p m. week days a 99
h22 a. m, ala III and $50 ?. m Sundays
For New York Through express). L48 asa
$50 ll.45 a. m, ~ ~ %l.Sl, $40 h22 6Oz e. "a
y. II. a2S p m. weekdays. l.s3. 839, sll.45a a N;
si.B7, 25S, az, 6.OI +t.23, I'll and 9.23 p m
For For boston without change, lo.oOa m. and so
,. N. weekdays 500 p m Sundays
Baltimore and Washington. LOS, A2o 7.la sO2
elQ flOlA u On, III ~ a. n, ~l2.8h ILL t206
A59 $50, 6.0S sos, 100 .-Sl, .s.l5, tSo9, p
m. ana l215 night week-dayA LOS 40 lis
602 lola LIS a M "l2Sa -2;oa 85s, 625
6o2 '6.26, F7.8, ei5, r. e90p. m and fl2ls nightS
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 2a
Ma bb8 2. N. weekdays and tobo .. m sun.
days
Atlantic Coast Line.-hxpress. LOS a. m. aud
1235 D. M. daily Limited, 5. 10 p m weekday
Southern Railway-Express, 6.o2 q m ass
go and 7.sl p m daily. Limited 404 p N.
seaboard Air Line RallwAy-Express,8o2 A N.
and s.82 p N. daily. Limited, S.sO p m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-for Memphis
nnu New Orleans. 6.26 D. m. daily.
Chesapeake d Ohio Raiway-Express, Al'9l 4
10. weekdays, Alb D. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New Oastle Goa s.2S a. m 800 8.a4 and
6.b2 p. m. weekdays
For LeweS SIS a. m. and 50 p m weekday
For Rehoboth, a2s a m- Tuesdays, Thursdays.
For bower Harrington and Delmar, s.28, i0.5l
a m, 3.44, CSC ?. m weekday and l2O0 night
daily
For Harrington ana way EtationA eb5 a N.
and 8.O5 !. m week-dRya. - -. 49,,
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comtor.
and Norfolk, loss q N. weekdays and ll'O0 night
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, 30 a. m
25S and g. IS p m, weekdays; ol4 a. m. and
6.lS r Su' days. Atlantic '1ty -reclal, $40
FDining car. Accommodation IrainA
Tue .u...lgton lrulsici 20 via. all .Or and
check baggage from hotels and residences
F'r urher Information, apply 70 J.. II. Nc
Williams, City Ticket Agent, 8 Market street
or a, .Ae tauou. Telephone, City Ticket once
DO. ana A. $40
w. W. ATT ERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD,
General PASSENGER AGENT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
POOL

A pool tournament has been started
by Wilmington Aerie, Fraternal Order
Of Eagles. lt will close on Nav 3d.
The list OF entries follows, William
Bleyer, John Donnelly. b. b. Stull.
Joseph Mahoney, William Merchant.
a. S. Kelly, Howard Engle. John
Conneli, George c. Schuler, W. S.
Osborne, Bernard Mooney, John Brvon.
Robert Cottingham, A. Leonard Heiss,
Wilmer \. Hogue, John O'Donnell,
Thomas +. Williams, George l.. Bleyer,
Arthur Sullivan, Lewis Scheu. A. III.
Dewey, Charles r. Shultz, w. L..
hasse, John A. Deyer. Harry Dillon,
tseorge Jeiferis. W. j. Geiger. Charles
y Springer, James Gillespie. John
Horty, NJ. II. Starr. John Newell.
eohn r. Kane, Edward Ewing. Charles
y Andrews. NJ. Carr, Edward l..
Stewart. G. Baron and Frank Freeze.
Frank Heal last night defeated
Frank Higgins al pool for the cham.
pionship Of Wilmington. II was "a 100
point game Of continuous pool anc
Heal won by the score of 100 to "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
BASEBALL

The Newark Pleasure Club baseball
team Of Baltimore, Md, considered
one Of the strongest in Maryland for the
past three years, would like to play
some strong uniformed teams in viii
mington and the surrounding towns.
Newark has scheduled games for this
year with some of the best teams in
and out Of Maryland. Address chal-
lenges To Manager j. c. Steinbach,
1918 Hanover street, Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
WORTH MORE THAN
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD
Pepsikola Tablets OF Priceless Value In
Relieving Indigestion.

feratkola Tablets OF Priceless Value In
Relieving Indigestion.
Health is everything. Many a millionaire
would willingly part with half his fortune
for perfect digestion, Riches, fame, and
the realization of every desire cannot
create coatentment II indigestion Is max
ing ones existence miserable. When n. B.
Daniorth tells you that in all their experi-
ence they never knew anything so sure 10
relieve sour stomach, coated tongue, dizzy
spells, poor appetite. lassitude and fatigue
due to imperfect digestion, their must be
some good reason for their confidence, and
there is. Dozens OF chtonic old dyspeptics
right here in Wilmington who cespaired OF
ever getting relief have tried pepsikola
Tablets on Mr.. n. D. Danforth's recon-
mendntion ana today are completely cured.
Moreover druggist could not afford ia
keep ON recommending an indigestion
remedy unless Il really will cure, for YOU
would mighty soon lose confidence and
trade at some other store. PepsikOla Tab
lets are a grand nerve tonic, they will give
you new energy and new ambition, improve
your appetite. strengthen your digestive
organs ana unless they give you perfect
digestion \. B. Danforth will gladly pay
your quarter back,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
BOWLING.

All Of the Tri-C City Bowling League
teams rolled on local alleys last night.
Olympia took three games from Acad-
emy, Warren won three from the
Casino. Century won two from
Washington, All-Wilmington dropped
three 70 Pierce, Chester won three
from du Pont and the Corinthian took
three from Puritan. The scores follow:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Cigarmaker Union.
81, Thomas Cadets.
Camp No. Q, p. q. A.
Sheridan Post. g. Ar.
Hope Lodge, /. o. o. y.
America Lodge, s. Of n.
franklin Cirole r. of q.
Welcome Lodge, o. S, B.
Delaware Lodge, ID. o. n.
Champion Lodge X. Of p.
Delaware Council. G. B. L.
Wilmington Camp. NJ. W. A.
Paperhanger Union. No. 97t.
Columbia Lodge. A. q. u. w.
Usage Tribe, Imp'd. O. r. NJ.
Wilmington Council, G. Is. u.
Oriental Lodge. A. +. &A.M.
Delaware Council. q. u. A. Nj
Daughters OF Levi. l.. u. d. A.
Young Mems Democratic Club.
81. Andrew Council. II. u. h. a.
Smyth Cinle, Ladies' of "a. a. r.
Naoihi Lodge, r. d.. 1. q. %. n.
Eden Lodge. Nc. f7S I. d. a. n.
1ernlah benehcial Society, No. ..
last Side Republican Association.
inllleent Council Jr. %. q. A. NJ.
Melcome-Oouncil, Jr. O. 4. A. NJ.
Niihilr !ton typographical Union.
Sstat OF Bethlehem Lodge, l.. O. l..
Matiahoon Tribe lnp'd. %. h. NJ.
harmony Council, No. I. u. 4. of A.
washington Camp, No. q. A.. D. =. A.
operative flasteros Protective Union.
Evening star Lodge. No. .. o. y. of B.
wilmington Division, u.R.K. 81. j. A.
ngi.tomcil. No.l 40. StoHm Enrineel
William Mckinley Com. A.&N.I.k.
William Mckinley ConclaVe, H.oT S. Wa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY.

n. b. Danforth, the reliable druggist of
Wilmington, is having calls for '.Hind,po -
the new kidney cure and nerve tonic that
they are selling undera positive guarantee.
Its merits are becoming the talk of the
town and everybody wants to try It, and
why not ? 1t COSTS nothing if It don't do
you good-not one cent.
They don't want your money II il does
not benefit you. and will cheerIully refund
the money. Ify Il today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04

The baseball fever is almost at
white heat in some Of the league
cities, although the season will not
open for two weeks. The Philadelphia
Nationals and the Athletics played
their second game Of the series, yes
tertlav, which was won by Connie
Mack's team by the score of 3 20 O.
The Athletics displayed better team
work and used better judgment on
the bases. Both Plank and Kane pitched
good ball. This is the second victory
for the Athletics. The score boy in
RH.E.
Athletics. OOOO1O1O1-3 0
Philadelphia. % o 10000 6 2
Batteries -- Athletics, Plank and
Powers Philadelphia Nationals, Kane
and Donovani Umpires, Emslie and
Connolly.
TIRE OPENING GAME.
The first game oTthe season, locally,
was played yesterday at Front and
Union streets between the Goldey Col
iege and Wilmington High School
teams. The former had an easy time
Of IL, winning by the score Of "a to ..
The college has good team and
with more practice will be able to put
upa fast game. The High School boys
will be able 20 do much better after
the weather becomes warmer and they
set some practice. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
Causewav Rnadhnllnlnr.

The Levy Court will open bids, at its
meeting next Tuesday, at noon. for
building a macadam road on the Cause
way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
MnwAaet Grade.

The Directors Of the Street and
Eewer Department will visit the land
~ the Wawaset improvement Co.
hext Friday afternoon, TO fiK the
fradee of the streets there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
MANY GOOD Position

Many Good Position
has been filled through the small want adv.
II you want help Of any kind better let a
want adv. help you iill it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
SUIT OUT FOR TIE PHlLLlES
In the Second Game Of the
lnterleague Series.
THE ATHLETICS IN GOOD FORM
The PhIllies Had Two Errors,
Which Caused Trouble.

~ Louis Americans Defeated the Ma
tionais. 3 70 O-Heokert Amer Meyer
win the Pans the Baseball season Has
Opened.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule In effect March 10. 1906.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
Will MINCTON. DEL


tnaily. tJaily ex ept SUNDAY. 5sunday only
NEW YORK ana the at, $40, IS. Is. $40, III. la
ill.35 a. m ii26, sSS0 '5.lz Royal Limited.
f7.42, +llO0 ,. N.
40 local. Is 10, IS "a local, t9lb, '940
ll0.4s local, 1907 ocall tlll9, sll.a5 g. m,
tl.16 tS05 local. $50, si.S0 local, t451
local. +517 Roy-l Limited" l621 local,
TOO s7.05 local t742. sS52 local al 90 pm.
CHESTER, 1880 local. 1870, s7.20 local, "a TO-
1894 local, 1915. -9i0 slO4s locall tl05T
local, glIS5 a. M, tl26, t8.O5 local, "a 90
local, ti51 local. I6.2o local t7OO, sz.0e
tlocall, ZAP. 1882 local, sll00 ?. m.
BALTIMORE d F4l3 - IS, i'll %
q. m, LOO '247. 44.47. tb5S $3.50. @Royal
Limited" e9.O9. 30 O3 p m.
BALTIMORE and way stations, t7.oos
1916 a H.; t812, s6 o. p. NJ
NEWARK. s4is. 100 ss.i6, llLo5, a.
m; ti242, 'l.oe, t3lA, t655 s5o2, t6ls 400
sineeriy, 100 am, ISIS. tilc6 TFxrresslAm-
tl2s2, 1912, t5.65 E1press,l f6O2t t6 Is, 80 p NJ
Landenber. and way stations, t92i, tlolo a
m; t557 s7.25p. m.
flTTsBURG, sSl6 a. m; 1447, t55S $50,
Royal Limited flOO3 p. m.
CHICAGO, -. 10 a. m; - AZ p m.
CINCINNATI. IT. LOUIS d LOUISVIbLE,e5.ie 10
a. m; sl06 - 90 Z. m.
DELAWARE AVENUE STATION
Delmarvla Telephone No. 2le3.
D. d A. Telephone No l422A.
City Ticket Once No. sO4 Market Street
=. & A. Telephone l75sA.
Delmarva telephone 2le5. II. A. MILLER,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-04
MOTHS.

NOTES.
The Monroe Senate Club has been
organized for tho season. The manager
desires to orcceive challenges from teams
oi l3.scar old players. Communica-
lions relative TO gimcs should be sent
TO Manager O.. ID. Young, 22i Monroe
street The players are as follows ;
". tNrlcy, c'tcher &C.. Farley, pitcher ;
70 File, Auortstop; ". Begclcy, first
base G.. Tde, second base. y.
smith. tnirl nase i. Meredith, right
field; D. NcGillon, centre field; j.
Mcbride lcft field.
Nothing has been heard in regard
so the City League during the past
few DAYS The fans believe it, is time
9 schedule was being arranged IL the
leigue expects 20 do business this year.
: The University Of Virginia yester
daN defeated the University of Penn
tylvania by the score of 20 !.
ileckert went To Philadelphia yoster
day to try Co get Joe Myers to return
io York
Donovan. the former Willmmsport
catcher, Is making good with the
phillies
The ST. Louis Americans shut out the
ST. Louis Nationals boy the score of
Co q.
Billy Matthews, one of Heckert' >.
star twirlers, has reported to York.
Goldey College has strong team
this season.
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HEADQUARTERS FIGURES.

Campbell headquarters gives out
the following statement:
The counties which give Campbell
plurality or majority have 276 votes.
and returns show a general average Of
go per cent. for him, which gives 165
votes. Thirty counties in which he is
second give him an average on the
returns of 40 per cent, making for
him total of sixty-seven votes out of
16S. In eight counties in which he is
third, having forty-five votes, the re-
turns show an average of As per cent,
giving him eleven votes.
There are 1876 counties not heard
from but they are counties which are
reasonably certain, from previous in
formation, to give an average of 30
per cent. These counties contain 223
votes, which will give him sixty-seven,
making a total of 30 Assuming that
Mr.. Campbell's vote has been overes-
timated by Is per cent, it will still
give him nearly 27O votes. With infor-
nation at hand with reference to Sec
ond choice of delegations to be elect
ed by other candidates, it is reason
ably certain that Mr.. Campbell has
enough votes in sight to secure the
nomination.