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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06
Storles of tIle san.

Mrs. Leslie Carter win make her re-
appearance on the stage the latter part
OF this month in a new drama of mod
ern life by Edwin Milton Royle, emit
tied "Cleo." 1t was generally believed
that the stars husband, William L.
Payne, TO whom she was married a
few months ago, would be a member
OF her company but this will not be
the cases According to his present
plan, Mr.. Payne will not return to the
stage. but viii enter Wall street IN the
brokerage business.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

Nat c. Goodwin is going to revive
When We Were Twenty-One.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

Grace GEORGES new plav 4sCiothes''
is to be burlesqued by Lew Fields I'M
der the caption Gloves" The bur
1esuue is to be written by the authors
Of the play. Avery Hopwood and Chan
ming Pollock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

The Shuberfs have secured control OF
Days theater. New York. and will en-
ter into possession Of the house on May
I. 1907. This viii be the eighth the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

AIphonz Either, who played the IT,
tie part in Ben Hur' last season, Will
create the part of Jurgis in the pro-
duetion of The Jungle" Since last
June the author, Upton Sinclair, and
Miss Margaret Mayo have been work
ing on the dramatization, which has
just been completed. The first presen-
tation will be given in Trenton, n. J.,
November 5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

Bernard Shaw's latest play is called
THE Doctors Dilemma"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

A New York staistician reports that
the places of amusement of that city
have 5000 more seats than the
churches.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

William Collier will appear at the
Broadway theater, Denver, next Mon
day evening, October s, for one week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

George Edwardes. the leading pro-
dueing manager Of London. recently
declared his independence of the the
atrical trust and served notice that
he would no longer book his attrac-
tons through that channel. ct am GO
ing to prove a nasty opponent" he de-
cIared. ssThey have awakened me. and
you may see some fun before long
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

John Drew has scored the most en-
phatic success of his career in His
House in Order"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

Maude Adams opens her season II
Peter Pan early IN October.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

Anna Held's latest comic opera, "A
Partisan Model" is said to be the most
attractive she has ever presented
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06
Frank wiIstach is the guilty mar

Frank WiIstach is the guilty man
here:
silence may be Richard Golden, but
that all depends upon how Lew Fields.
Charles A. Bird, manager of the
Lyric theater, New York, and A. Token
podrone were walking along Forty
second street one day last week. They
were observed by Lew Fields, who re-
marked. Is it any wonder that the
Shuberts succeed2 They not only have
the early Bird, but also the Worm. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

Communicated: Julia Marlowe is
taking dancing lessons with the aid of
a photograph. In the production of
Johannes Miss Marlowe has the role
Of Salome, which calls for dance. In
order to get the music she desires, and
not to have a pianist with her all the
time. Miss Marlowe had the music for
the Salome dance put on her phono-
graph" Having a pianist with one all
the time would be trying.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

1.-THE Wizard of Or is booked to ap-
pear at the New Grand opera house
at a time in the near future.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

TONIGHT s. s. s:ss - I .. e. 5AR Fss
A Great Big Hit-Last Night.
REILLY & WOODS s R5S
23-Ysars of Success Headed by
2O--ChoIus Of Girls Pat Reilly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

George AIDE is dramatizing "Artie''
and Laura Jean Ldbbey is making plays
out Of her novels. when His Love
Grew Cold, - Lovers Once. But Stran-
gers Now when Lovely Maiden
Stops to Folly That Pretty Young
Grip and "Olive's Courtship."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06

Under Southern Skies" is from the
pen Of Lottie Blair Parker, who also
wrote Way Down East." and It IS as
true and interesting a picture OF the
South IS that now famous play is Of
New England The story of the play
Is peculiarly Southern. It's characters
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
LOCAL B0WL-ERS
HOLD Meeting

At a meeting Of the bowlers last night
the Tri-City League was made a thing
OF the past and an organization named
the Wilmington Bowling Association put
in it's place and it will be governed by the
rules of the new Eastern Bowling Asso-
citation.
Last years old officers, with the ex-
ception of vice-president were reelected
and are: President, James H. Pennington;
vioe-president, W. ]. Bolen; secretary and
treasurer, F. H. Day.
The league viii be composed of eight
clubs: Casino. Ail-wilmington. Olympia.
DUPONT Warren, Academy. Peirce and
Puritans.
The season viii begin on the first Fri
day in October. the 5th and will end on
the last Friday in April The teams viii
play twice around. Each club will pay an
entrance fee Of so and each alley keeper
will put up the same amount for every
team that bowls from his establishment.
The alleys TO he used must be put ir
hrst-class condition and passed by COM
mittee before any league games can be
be rolled on them. The coming season
gives promise of being a very successful
one.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
HARVARD CREW
Is WORKING WELL
English Racing Experts Are
Now Afraid Of the
Americans
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By Our own Wirc. Publishers Press
PUTNEY, Enei1ld. Sept. LIN lrac-
lice spin over the entire course of its
future race with Cambridge. the Harvard
crew negotiated the distance Ia Is min-
utes and three seconds. which Is just
ehree seconds slower than ihe record.
This display Of excellent form on the
part Of Americans has utterly discon-
serted English racing experts and has
caused a complete change of feeling in re-
gard 70 chances oe tho two
The crew pulled IN magnificent form,
averaging thirN-thrce strokes to the
minute. The mon finished fresh and could
have done mucn better it they has been
pushed.
Englishmen who two weeks ago were
betting heavily on Cambridge have now
declined 10 make more bets unin thcy ret
8 better line on Harvnrds capabilities
1'eh experts admit that they are al at
sea and are giving more attention to tie
Harvard crew Just now than to any as.-
gregation Of rowing men which has ap-
peared here IN a long time.
Americans IN this country are iuhlant
over Harvard's showing to-day and they
are now confident that their fellow ooun-
trymen will defeat Cambridge.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
new LEAGUE
UNDER WAY
Il Is the Intention Of the Pro-
mOterS TO Have Whining
ton In

Another new league is being planned 10
enter the field next season. 1t is the in
tention Of several woil-known managers
ana promoters to form an organization
on the lines OF the old Atlantic League
that had a successful run a few years
.ago
It is intended 10 form six or eight-cluh
organization to be selected from the fol-
lowing cities: Wilmington. Trenton, Ches-
ter Pottstown. Pottsville Shenandoah,
Easton, Lebanon, shamolSin, Allentown.
Hazelton and possibly Reading or Ian
caster. All Of the above cities are well
populated. ripe and ready for a whirl at
league ball
The league, II formed. viii fight shy Of
outlawry and viii become a member of
the National Association. At present the
affairs of the proposed circuit are in the
hands OF Ernest G. Landgraf the well
known minor league promoter and man
ager. In all probability noted Philadel-
phia journalist will head the new league.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
BASEBALL.

Stony McGlynn has been declared in
eligible to play with Stubensville and ne
may return TO York.
Sam Thompson who twenty years ago
was one Of the champion batsmen Of the
country, played right field for Detroi.
yesterday and with the bases fun came
to bat and cracked out beautiful single
which scored two runs and won ths
game.
Chicago National yesterday won its
thirteenth straight victory.
Tho National Commission has issued 2
supplementary bulletin adding reserve
jumping pitcher Frank Corridor, sold
last winter by Philadelphia to Toledo,
TO the ineligible list
George Davis Is as great a factor with
the White sox as he ever was on any
team he has played with and his work
in all departments was Of the highest or.
der.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
Negro Has Selected a Bad
Manager in Lawrence
Sullivan

For several days in this column I have
given as my opinion that Cans would de-
fear Nelson on next Monday 1 sti.l mink
The same but for him 20 do so the nsht
must be on the level win st be on tie
square IS now the most important ques-
tlon 20 solve.
1t isn't exactly that Cans may De ex-
pected 90 fake in this bout, although It
Is not a thing that he would hesitate do
ing for one minute In Goldncld or any
where else and IL he wanted TO fake nc
could do il $50 artistically that no one in
Goldneld could tell the difference. AS I
say. It's not only the chance Of Cans lay
ing down that would suggest Nelson as
the winner, / do not believe that Cans Is
iho same man he was Or the man the
dope points him out to be. one thing
besides an that he has never fought a
man who Will fight him as Nelson VIII p
a man who viii keep coming IN all the
time. and that win change the dope On
The battle altogether.
There is Just one thing more in Nelson's
favor or rather in Cans disfavor say
people who claim TO know. The Baltimore
man, II hc had sat up nights trying to
figure out the wors, man in the world 20
secure as a manager could not have pick
ed one less advantageous than Lawrence
NJ. Sullivan. in the opinion Of the few
persons who are acquainted with the
man.
How no got hold Of Cans has never
been made public, but the negro waa
brolSe-for he had to be advanced his fare
East from San Franolsco-and was look
ing for n manager
II there ever was on incentive for Joe
Cans to be crooked-to repeat the tricks
be has pulled off several times-thls is
tho time lie IS n man who can take a
tremendous amount Of punishment which
would let him 80 almost any number of
rounds without being put out, and then
go down, perhaps lcgitlmatcly from a
good swing on the jaw.
Tex Riclsard Is as honest as the day
is long and so Is Battling Nelson. Joe
Cans Is not on the square, and he could
fool the best fight experts In the country
without being caught up on 1t any time
It would not be necessary for him TO
deliberately lay down TO Nelson He could
however, let himself be knocked out by
punch ON the level without suffering any
bad effects from It afterward that ton
thousand dollars and a share ia the neht
pictures would not heal I'm sure that
ia let the Bat,lcr put me out twice a
week for half that amount
AN this IS not an attempt TO prove
that the fight is not going to be perfectly
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
"A few Out-Of-town CURES

George Blan. Buckland. Conn.,. Paraly-
sis.
Jessie Gardner. sc Newell street. Brook
lyn, n. y, Paralysis
John Dixon. SO Central avenue, East
Hartford, Conn.,, rheumatism
Arthur Jolly. Chestnut street. Hartford,
Conn, rheumatism.
Wm. Parmalee, Collinsvine, Conn,
Brishts Disease.
Arthur Walunqulst. l67 Babcock street,
Hartford, Conn, rheumatism.
Mrs. Winifred Neil. Orange street, New
Britain. Conn, Nervous Prostration.
Mrs. William Parmalee, Collinsville,
Conn, Liver Complaint.
DR.. j. Brown. Collinsville, Conn. Par
tial Pan aiysis.
And thousands OF other cures In New
York, Boston. Philadelphia and Whining
ton.
III you arc a sufferer, come TO me first.
7 win surely cure you and may save you
hundreds OF dollars IN the future. Re
member I have cured hundreds and hun
drods OF poor unfortunate sufferers rixht
here in Wilmington. These living tesIi-
m0nials capnot be published in the pape 5
for obvious reasons. but you will be rr-
ferred 20 them privately when you call
Address all communications 10
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
TREAT THEM AS
BITTER ENEMIES
That's What Manager hanlOn
Says About New
York

"The only way to get along with he
New York team is to regard them as
bitter enemies and to treat them as SUCH
Manager IIanlon. Of the Reds, holds that
view regarding Manager McGraw and his
men and proposes to act accordingly
whenever the Reds and Giants meet
IT'S no use trying to be even fairly
decent with the New Yorlss." continued
Manager Hanlon. "for they don't appreci-
ate that sort Of treatment. The rougher
or tougher one gets with them the better
chance one has Of getting an even break
in the games with them. For that reason
I'm going 10 impress upon President
Hermann the necessity Of curbing those
chosiy gentlemen when next they visit
Cincinnati
They'll not get away with the umpire
Intimidation on the Cincinnati grounds
that they have been trying to work in
the East Of late. 1 propose TO have a
few police officers handy during the New
York series and as soon as one Of them
says or does anything out Of the way
within my hearing III have him yanked
or the grounds in a iiffy
'I'm tired Of this thing OF having the
umpiros so frightened when they are
working with the New Yorks that they
give them everything. Those two games
wei ost to the New Yorks on the trip
just closed, because both Emslie and
Johnstone had been bluned by McGraw
and his men stIll stick In my craw and
there viii be none OF that sort Of thing
when the Giants visit here again, l can
promise you"
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
MORE NEW PLAYERS
The Dover Club Has Secured o'Hara
and Pitcher Williams.
Special 10 The Evening JournaL

special 10 lhe Evening journal.
Dover, Sept. 1.-There was a boom IN
Dover baseball stock to-day when 81 be-
came known that the Dover management
had secured for the balance Of the SEN
son Third Bascman O'Hara and Pitcher
Williams, Of the Atlantic City team.
Pitcher Ed. Williams IS extremely pop
ular here. having worked on iho 1904
Dover team and won many games by re-
marSable headwork and pitching vitality.
Another pitcher has been badly needed
by Dover since Griffith threw his shoulder
cut
O'Hara win be kept instead OF Riley for
third base 70 play alternately with Taylor
who has been suffering from a seveye in
jury oHara is slugger and viii be
the main lemon ia the batting box.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
DOVER BEAT BROWNTOWN
Duncan Pitched Great Ball and De-
served Better Fate.

Tho Browntown baseball cluo yesterday
outbatted and outhelded the Dover Club,
but superior base running lost for them
by the score Of to 0. 1t was pitchers
battle throughout with Duncan having
the better Of Yerkes. The same teams will
play again to-day The score:
rnxrr,r
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
If You are Asflicted Mith

rheumatism. either Sciatic. Inham-
matory. Muscular, Articuiar. Drorsi-
cal. Syphiletic or Gouty.
Paralysis. Creeping or Infantiie
paralysis Of the arm, leg, spine, OF
optical nerve.
catarrh Of the head. nose, throat.
stomach or womb.
Asthma In an its stages.
Fits, Eplleuc. Commissions. Apopiexv
or those due 70 worms.
Eczema on the hands. face or body.
Pimpies or blackheads and al facial
and skin blemishcs
back -
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
THE CHANCES A MAN TAKES
In BETTING ON JOE CANS

straight / simply want to show the
chances q man Is aking when be goes
betting on Cans and giving odds Of 10 70
or 10 !. il there was any guarantee
thatw hat I have explained might hap
pen would not come of the legitimate
odds should be about 10 to l. with the
negro fayorito.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

Kidney Diseases, either Lumtaso.
Brighfs disease or Diabetes.
L.eucoThoea. Falling OF the Womb,
Heart. Liver and Lung Diseases.
Urinal Diseases. Blood Poisonns, cr
any form Of physical or mental all
ment including pelvic diseases and
Alcoholism. Morphine Addiction or
Cigarettes.
Don't fail TO can FOR a FREE aEX-
ANIMATION. Not a single penny win
be charged you. and a correct dag
nosis VIII pc made by new scientific
PRINCIPLES.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
WILMINGTON GIANTS

The Wilmington Giants win play the
Amber Giants, Of Philadelphia two
games on Labor Day, at Front and
Union streets. The first game starts
at 1890 a. m, and the second game at
$50 .. m.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
DO YOU KNOW.

that q prominent Wilmington ply
sician swore that Prof. Hermann cured
a wilmington lady Of Hysterical Ly-
rangitus when all other methods failed?
IF HE CAN CURE THIS YOUNG
LADY HE CAN CURE YOU.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
pouer ard Now caatln.

Clubs VIII play two games on Monday.
The morning game win be called at
1915, and the afternoon game at 3
o'clock
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
Another Remarkable Cure

Mr.. John M. Thompson. the WE'LL
known Wilmington Carpenter and Com
tractor, now residing at No. 21O Wese
Fourth street. Wilmington. says: For
! year / was helpless cripple on
crutchcs from lnhammatory Rheuma-
tism. I consulted Wilmington Doc
tors and they only made we worse.
! had given mp all hope Of ever walking
again, TN Prof. Hermann took my
case. He completely cured me in 10
days TO the truth OF witch l am willing
to swear II necessary"
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

The action Of The New York Club In
beginning civil suit for $500 damages as
the result Of the Johnstone nasco is re-
garded as an act little less foolhardy than
the hzzle itself.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

Pnlam win again be a cand date fer
president of the National League.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

There seems to be some nl-feeling be-
tween those old pals Rube Waddell anc
Cssie Schreckensost.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
Baseball Comment
Harold Harvey

McGraw is making his baseball grav,
by porslsting in rowdyism
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
QyrGG>S J J

The Ph d # + Herman n d years IRA cure a
eah appard du les P Hermann A
tehaa and fmehdo ocrhS Stn Hermann ehod Td
he create ear a nj
% no NC record fvln
Evening journal., 1906-09-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Saturday, September 1st,
Pat White Presents
THE BUSY BOY COMPANY.
A new musical comedy.
Matinee-15 and 25c
Evening-15, 25. S5 SOC.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

The Cleveland Club has purchased for
si5Oo outhelder Joe Birmingham from the
A. ]. G. Club. champions Of the New
York League; also third baseman Perring
from the Omaha Club.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

Miss Sophie Lloyd. 1906 Maryland ave-
nue., Wilmington, cured Of rheumatism IN
in thirty days after three physicians
falled.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

7 YCEUM Observation-Disclosures 10. %
IL 20 cents. Nights and holidays. 10. 20.
30, so cents. August 80. 81. September
,. matnees to-day and tomorrow, A. II.
Woods presents
QUEEN OF THE HICHBINDERS."
Coming: "A Race for Life"
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

Hundreds Of Others Whose Name.
Cannot be Printed.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

The National League would suffer
big loss II Mr.. Pulliam were to retire from
the executive chair to take up the man-
agemont of a team and perhaps It IS Il
fortunate thing for that organization thot
he failed to realize his desires at the Hub.
A few more weeks like tho two just
ended, and all the foolish houses In
America would not suffice TO contain the
Chicago fans. It's been long. Ions time
since they have been fed so fun OF strong
meat in tho way Of victories. and the mn
accustomed pleasure is starting thousands
Of them to the bug repositories.
The cheers which greeted Umpire john
stone when he appeared on the Polo
Grounds ON The day after he had been
refused admittance by the officials Of the
New York Club sounded the death kneI
Of rowdy ball in the Metropolis
Chicago is the cynosure OF baseball eyes
and there Is strong probability that the
worlds series OF 1905 viii have for Its
contestants the rival clubs Of that city
Both are worthy Of the highest honors
cf the game, but it would be better for
baseball If the participants were represen-
tatlves Of different sections as well as
cltles.
Evening journal., 1906-09-01

Totals ....... o. ......0 q
Browntown q. 60. .. ....OOOOOOOOC
Dover q. .. =. ..............O2 100000
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
COMMISSIONER MILLER
BACK HOME FROM EAST
Looks Into Voting Machines and
Matter of New Bond Issue
While Away.

County Commissioner e. D. Miller re-
turned homo from n ten-days' business
trip TO Chicago Thursday night. While
absent Mr. Miller looked into the matter
of voting machines and also as to tho
matter OF the sale OF the s3J0.0O0 of fund
Ing bonds, which the county proposes is
suing,
In Use in Chicago,
Discussing voting machines, Mr.. Miller
says that fourteen machines were used
In the last Chicago election and that he
inspected and examined several of them
IT was reported to him that the machines
had given the utmost satisfaction. The
favorite machine there is the United
States Standard make and 1t is under
stood that one OF these machines Will be
sent tG Salt Lake for inspection.
As to Bond Issue,
Regarding the bonds. Mr.. Miller says
that ho found two big firms, either OF
which would be glad TO take the entire
issue at 4 per cent. but he believes
sun lower Interest rate can be secured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
COLORADO AS PLAYGROUND
Colorado Midland Railroad Issues a
New Booklet.

on his return from his hunting trip
in Colorado last spring President Roose-
Welt referred TO that State as one which
Is becoming more and more each day
the playground for the entire republic"
This designation OF the Centennial State
struck a popular chord. and the Colo
rado Midland railway has used II for
title for the latest Colorado booklet is
sued by that road. The booklet is neat
ly done In two colors and handsomely
Illustrated with pictures of familiar
Colorado scenes, 1t also includes
group picture of President Roosevelt,
his friends and his guides taken while
they were hunting along the line OF the
Midland. The booklet is known as
"Colorado-The Playground for the
Republic on the second page that
portion of President RoCsevelts speech
In which he referred to Colorado as a
playground is quoted. The book is in
tended for the use of California vlsi-
tors who travel west by way of Colo
RADIO as we'll as for visitors to the Cen
tennial State and 1t VIII be given very
wide distribution. Altogether II is one of
the most attractive railroad booklets
ever Issued on Colorado
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
INJUNCTION SUIT FILED
Town of Bingham Restrained From
Paying Alleged Indebtedness.

The injunction suit mentioned In Fri
day mornings Issue Of The Tribune was
filed yesterday and an order TO show cause
Issued. March 10 IL the date fixed for the
nearing and the town is restrained In the
mean time from taking the action com
planned OF
Stella Fanchon Robinson. wife of the
editor of the Bingham Bulletin, is the
complainant and Bingham Canyon and It's
Board Of Trustees are the defendants
The court Is asked TO enioin the payment
OF interest upon an alleged illegal indebt-
edness OF $3.50 to the Bingham State
bank. The legality of the indebtedness is
attacked upon the ground that II was not
authorized by a vote of the people OF
Bingham and was in excess Of the cur
rent taxes and assessments for the wear
1900. The money was borrowed from the
bank during November and December of
last year.