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New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
'EIAL OF BANDITS AT cAvIrE.

ko,,.,-- sept 1.-THE trials OF Sakay and
q, - aho other outlaws began az Cavite to-
r,t,- -s government expects 10 secure con-
a.. 'n me charge of conspiracy 20 murder
- a. Dava0. The conspiracy was sup
~ he military acting IN cooperation
G..efs An American named Bolton was
ny victim Of the plot.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
FOURTEEN SHOT IN SHAM BATTLE.
None Seriously Injured at Grundy Centre,
Iowa-Dehberate Attempt Charged.

Des Moines. Iowa, Sept. lit has leaked out
that in a sham battle at Grundy Centre Iowa,
last Friday. fourteen soldiers were wounded by
shots fired by their opponents. The charge is
made that the shooting was done with deliberate
intent because the visiting soldiers attracted the
girls OF the town from the Grundy Centre boys
None OF the wounded men were seriously in
tured The officials have made every effort to
mis- al
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
cARpINAL ANp ARCHBISHOP coNEER.

Baltimore. Sept. r7.-Archbishop John Ireland. OF
st. Paul. and Bishop Thomas OGorman. OF Sioux
Falls. s. D.. who came to Baltimore yesterday TO
pay their respects 70 Cardinal Gibbons. left here
for Washington to-day. The Archbishop had a
conference with the Cardinal but would not dis
close It's nature.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Primaries . 70 , m
Long Island Realty convention, Kings County Real
Estate Exchange, Brooklyn.
Pure food hearing. Federal Building
C0ney Island festival
Board OF Aldermen. City Han. ! D. n.
Free admission the Museum of art and the Zoolog-
tcaI Park
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
MRS. HARTMAN FINED FOR SPEEDING

woman. who said she was q relative Of Mr..
Hartman. the railroad man. and who gave her
own Mrs. Hartman. OF New Rochelle.
was fined S25 by Judge Cuthbert at TuckahOe.
Sunday night, on a charge Of speeding her auto
mobile at Illegal rate. With Mrs. Hartman IN
the machine were some other women and her
chauffeur.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
JUDGE RICHARD H. ALVEY.

Hagerstown, Nd. Sept. 1.-THE funeral OF Judge
Richard II. Alvey took place to-day at 81. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church Il OF the
largest ever held IN Hagerstown. and at
tended by turists and men prominent in the legal
profession from all over Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18

IL Is the duty Of Republicans 70 vote at the
primaries to-day, between the hours OF and 9
2. N. A vote In support Of President Parsons, Of
the County Committee, will also be in support
Of the clean and able administration of Presi-
cent Roosevelt. and OF continued honesty and
efficiency in state affairs
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
ENGINE ExpLoDgs AND KILLS TWO.

TRv Telegraph 20 Ths TTfbuns.l
Pittsburg. Sept. 1.-Two men were killed and
train crew was injured by an explosion OF a loco
motive on the Ptttsburg. Virginia q Charleston
afternoon The Injured are az the Monongahela
City Hospital
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18

The way 70 keep ths Republican organization
Of New York County cut of the hands Of lobby
Ing interests Is 20 vote as to-day's primaries Ger
men who will stand BY Herbert Parsons in The
County Committee.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18

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Wednesday September 10 az $40 p M car-iszs. i h.
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residence. peezslxLl- p. Ehursday. Esurs-u5sr
1896. $50 n. Ca-riass VIII train leaving
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froIl residence, No. -ruadwly. Lusscay,
ser r-saber IS odock Relatives and e1sras .ss
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New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
RICHARD THAcKEReY.

Fall River. Mass. Sept. 17-Richard Thackeray.
well known cotton nIfacturer Of this city, died
to-day at the age Of seventy-one years. When the
weetamOe mills were Quilt here in 1871 Mr. Thack-
cray overseer Of the weaving department, and
he had been superintendent OF these mills.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, re.
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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Earssa.t Tor speelaI IoeaIllI...-Ear New EnsIane

FicIesf temperature yesterday. - lowest 81;
sserlEe Gf. for c0rresI' So year. esi
correspond date lAst e4rs, Co
rr-aI roreca1t-Fair to-day ana plgl-DS wednesday,
fresh southwest Rtnes. beco1ins t----
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CEAIETERIEA
TIE wooDLAwN crmErrEx

trsl seetion webster and Jsrgras Av-nls -osyy snd
~ carriage. Lots s1e5 up. Tsisphoua kSsf raxh<cY
for Book OF Views 2 reDrss-nfaffva
Once. 20 East 33d ST. New Tsr< crey.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-washington. Sept II
y c. has moved vest-southvEest central tonight
over Eastern Georgia TIE storm q very small
diameter. but nevertheless destructive character
Winds OF hfy-tWo miles hour occurred this afternoon
the Carolina coast T. probable thar ths
storm Will move inland toward Mississippi valley
ana not northcastvrd aong the Coast AZ rreS
ent The weather Tuesday VIII be fair except IN the
Atlantic Eastern and sa1tIrhern
virginia Where probable. lere1f
probable IL the Mississippi Vaiiey Arbanras Srd
Northern Texas The temperature VIII IN the {oolv
Mountain region te missouri and upper Mlssssippi va
change but little IN The dlstricta
storm Atlantic Coast nom
JlCksCuEtle The along the Naw
England coast VIII BE- fresh southwest along Middle
brisk % high and variable. along East Gulf
coast fresh
south. lower lakes fresh south. and uppe-
Iakee ucht and variable Steamers departing Tuesday
fR!r weather % the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Looalitss,-For New England
fair to-day ana probably wednesday. fresh southwest
Winds.
ge8geslae fresh southwest winds becoming variable
Frr Eastern 'euusylgart New Jersey Delaware and
Maryland. to-day ana probably wednesday. fresh
ir ~ District Of Columbia fair to-day. and probably
py.atnssfsr. fresh northeast % east winds
For FelusvlFaIia ana western York. fair
r1-.sav and WcLuos1ay- fresh southwest Winds
Fo~al OniciaI Etecord.-The following ohlclal record
-. .te yyeatber Bureau shows the changes IN
-,t-e for the last tRenty-four hours IN comparison
r~.tt the corresponding cate last year;
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII De
charge.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18

BT EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For al points n the United States Canada ana Hscs
(oursids of BorOughs OF Manhattan and
Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawan and the Philippines
without expense Tor foreign postags.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-18
UNDERrAKEEs.

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b republished In The Iri-Heckly Trf5uns w4fhou.
extra charge
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EEICEEREOCEER-TOCN Tork Cf.v ~ ~.
Rev. Charles Z. Barto on May q lgO8 ArniA n
Young and william L. Enickerbochsr.
HCNN-w ATERs-septsmber II BY the Rev. Charles
Young Mrs- Mabel S. Warera dalEhte- 81 Ma =. p
Sanford NJ. Arthur NJ NUN.
TRUsL0W-JOHNsOS-At Canaan -Four Corners AZ
noon. September IL ls0 By the George c. Yessy
assisted By the Rev ". ". Arterhury Ernest TrusoW
Huda s. Johnson-
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be indor-ed
with fun address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

The great chiefs Of the Great Coun-
oil Of Delaware, Imp'd o. r. NJ, will
assist In the dedication Of the new
wiRWam Of Mona Tribe, Magnolia.
early in March. Chief Haymsker j
u. Midlam, assisted by Deputy Chief
Haymaker James r. Slmmerteen, and
accompanied by several Of the other
officers Of the degree last evening
visited Usage Tribe, and conferred
that degree upon a number of ca1di-
dates. Wynsma Council, Degree of
Pocahontas, will pay q fraternal visit
this evening to Pocahontss Council at
Henry CLAY.
The members Of Wilmington Aerie,
No. IA, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will
be rendered q dinner on next Wednes
day evening at the Lafayette res
tAurant, Seventh and 'Shipley streets
A successul package party was held
last evening by Mckinley Conclave,
Hsptaaophs OF Seven Wise Men, in the
rooms Of the organization, in the Ma
sonic Temple.
The eighth anniversary Of Cyrus
Temple, Ladies Of the Golden Eagle,
will be celebrated on March 7th.
One candidate was initiated at the
meeting Of Champion Lodge, X. Of P. ,
last evening.
Welcome Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ
will shortly have class initiation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
BOXING

some Fine bouts at the Casino Last Even-
ing.
Harry Jones, who has fought several
times before the National Sporting
Club, In this CITY, surprised his friends
last evening by the showing he made
in a fast aix-round bout with Billie
kolb, the Jap. Jones was aggIessi ve
from the beginning of the bout until
towards the latter part OF 1t, when he
had TO ease NJ on account Of being
exhausted. He landed some hard blows
on kolb on the first part of the fight
and took some hard ones in return.
At one time he rained so many hard
blows upon Kolb's face that the latter
fed and leaned against the ropes on
the opposite side OF the ring. In the
last two rounds both men we're tired,
hut Kolb was fresheF than Jones. lie
had a cash over bis right ey g, but that
did not deter him from rushing things.
u was a good draw.
Young Joe Grim of PHILADELPHIA
made a good showing In his bout with
Kid Gleason of Connecticut. Gleason
was much faster than Grim, but his
blows lacked steam. lie used the
Philadelphia boy for a punching bag
during four rounds Of the bout after
that Grim gave a good account of him
self.
One OF the prsttiest fights ever wit
messed In the Casino was a bout be-
tween the Ace of Clubs and Eddie
Wallace, both Of Philadelphia. Wal
lace had Ace on the defensive for the
greater part OF the fieht, but the col
ored boy was game. Left iabs to the
face and hard body blows we're received
by the oolored boy, and he came back
after more. He landed several hard
ones on Wallace.
Referee Bailey stopped the bout be-
tween Joe Bonner of Southwark, and
Jimmie Russell OF Philadelphia. in the
third round. He said that Russell
knew too much shout the game fol
Bonner and to allow the fight to 60 on
would be brutal. Bonner was willing
to 60 as far as he could, but was
plainly outclassed.
Young Jack Hanlin of PHILADELPHIA
bested Jimmie, the bootblaok, Of New
York, In q six round 90 during the
rroliminariea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
HUNS YUUR STOMACH ?
z. james Belt has a Remedy which He
Guarantees TO Cure the Worse
Cases OF stomach Trouble.

d uAmoa heh hAA Remooy Nhtch He
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Cases OF stomach Trouble.
We wish TO tell the readers Of this paper
about remedy which il a marvel In medi-
cine. Il cures the worst cases. from the
acute attack Of Indigestion TO chronic
dyspepsia. This remedy is known as
Albert's Little Dinner Pill, being the pre-
scrintion Of DR.. Hutchinson, the noted
specialist of London and Brighton, Eng.
who previous TO his decease had built up a
remarkable practice as a specialist in dis
eases of the stomach. DR.. Hutchinson
claimed that hie success was due to the use
OF this Pill, and since its Introduction to
the American continent Il has performed
wonderful cures. MIR. ]. II. Lombard.
Casco, Me-, writes; Il am now pnst al
years Of age and have had stomach trouble
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sample package of Albert's Little Dinner
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IL Is wonderful cure~ for dyspepsia and
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
Failure.

Very frequently, says a New York
lawyer, there is an element OF un
coneoious humor' in the findings of a
jury. To my mind, the best / ever
heard In this connection was the YER
dict brought In by a coroner's jury in
Michigan, who were called upon to
pass upon the case of the sudden
death OF merchant in Lansing.
"The finding was as follows: We,
the jury, find from the physician s
statement that tho licensed came TO
his death from heart failure, super
induced by business failure, which
was csused by SPECULATION failures
which was the result Of failure 10 see
lar enough ahead. "-HafpeT's Weekly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

One Of the laughing features OF the
bill at the Garriek this week is the
Anerious Comedy -Four, a quartet Of
singers ana comedians who furnish a
lively 70 minutes Of entertainment.
with three comedians the act relies
on Its mirth provoking qualities rather
than anything else 10 boost it along.
1t has been we'll received during tbe
week. Roland West & Co. in "Jookey
Jones, the titzRibbon- Mccoy Trio
snd the several others on tbe bin con
tinue to play to large audiences.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

In Secret Services Sam, " the sensA-
tional melodTama which will be me-
sented at the Lyceum February 5th,
9th anu 7th, by A. II. Woods, the lead.
ing role Of Sam Prinoeton-known as
Secret Service Sam, a deteotive-is in
the hands of Charles 4. Aldricb, the
aotor-magician, who once in reni life
played the character he now reproduces
on tue stage. Mr.. Aldrich will make
many complete changes of identity
before the audience. Extra bargain
matinee will be given on Tuesday,
February 9th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
Seaside asesurts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
CHALFONTE.
On the Beach. Firoproof.
Always Open.
THE LEEDS COMPANY.
ATLANTIC CITY.

of the play has butt recently returned
to his tribal home in the far west from
an eastern college. Like the most Of
his race, when he returns from ciyili-
zation he dons the moccasins and cos.
tunes Of his ancestors and once more
Is to outward appearances a thorough
savage. In the cast are 10 full blooded
braves, especially selected from the
warlike and fierce Sioux of the Pine
Ridge Agency. A feature of the pro-
duction 10 the costuming Of the In
dians. The bead and leather dressing
of the braves is said to be very elab-
crate and correct, many Of sthe head
dresses, hunting shirts ani moccAsins
being striking examples OF the Indian
art IN this line.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
.ENNSYLVANIA
Il RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect January lst. 1905
Trains leave Wilmington a. follows

Trains leave Wilmington as folloWg
For Chester ana Philadelphia. La, AS, f61
$50 fI.lQ 40, l42, $50 1907, $50 800, QS0 i0n
il05y Ills, fll.82. LAS a. m, fi240. ] %, fLS
2os, 1850 49,, 300, 1880, COZ, IS So 5.57, Az
1000 and fll.o0 p. m. weekdays. LAB, ala f.i0
1t,l4, 200 g.35, Ia g. m, fl2l5 137, POO. asa
iS.oo' boo, t5s0' CO.. f72s, 9.ls, 1000 and iilW
For Philadelphia only. a.s9 s.s5 a. NJ. i2n
500. A22, 6.ls, al ana 6O0 p. m. week -days a8
b.2l a. In., G. rs. III and $40 p m Sundays
For New York lthrough exptesl. L48, asa
W., II - a. m, ~ 2e. 'LS7, $40 624 60L s6B
eLll, as p m. Weekdays. 1.4s 889 fll.45a a nj
sl.sl, 2bs, h22, 6.O1. 'c.2S, I'll and 923p N
For boston without change, loooa m. snds
?. m, weekdays 500 p N Sundaya
Baltimore and Washington. LOB, 42o 7.l5 s0l
el0 fl0.l4 l1.O7, fl.4s a NJ, ~12.8b. lsi.iI F2.6
10, a o. 6;gS '62u, 40. .7.3l, -s,l5 t9@
6ol, il0,l4, ll.4s a. m, F1235 s2.O5 $50. SIS
s.Oa 'o.l6, "7sl, sis fs00p. m. and HAS nights
Baltimore and intermediate stations faR
t4.is, 5.6S p. IN weekdays and i5.55 p n sun
days.
FOR THE SOUTH.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Expren. LOS q. N. ami
l2eo p 10. daily. Limited, 5. 10 p m. week-dsyA
southern Railway-Express, s.02 a m asa
~ and 1.Sl D m. daily. Limited, 4oi n
seaboard Air Line Raiway-Ex ,s.o2 A n.
and S,32 p. m. daily. Limited, $50 p m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Mempah
and New Orleans. 626 D. m. daily
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Express, lL0
m weekdays, SIS p. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
la Eor New Castle 656 s.2s a. m s.o5. az sd
For Lewes 6.28 a. m. and 3s4 p m. weekdEH
tor kehoboth s.28 a. m Tuesdays Thursday
and Saturdays
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar, SIS, ioa
a m, 80, 6.62 p m. weekdays and 12o nigh
For Harrington and way statiouH ass n
and 500 p N. weekdays.
hxpress for Cape Charles, Old Point Comioa
and Norfolk. l05s an weekdays and 400 might
daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
l6s and els ?. m. weekdays ala a m, and
o.lb D. m Sundays.
-uininr car Accommodation 1rainL
The Wilmington TrAnafer Company will call
ior and check baggage from hotels and rd|
For further information, apply to J. h. No
VII niams. city Ticket Agent, sos Market street.
OF At the station
W. W. ATTERBURY JR WOOn
General Manager. Pas'r Trafnc Manage
GHO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry "a
Steamer UIrica.

Change OF time in effect october u, ls'N
Leaves Wilmington, weekdayS 500 a N Ani
800 y m. f
Leaves ienn'a grove. weekdays 10 a IA lH-
800 2. m s
Leaves Wilmington. Saturday, cOl o. "'i -''
200 and lO80p a. tn
and ZOO % N and
Leaves MAm.ngton. suudaya $50 a. ia
80 y m -
Leaves fenns Grove, sundays, i@sS w.
and bO0 ,. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01

- The m anuiacturers Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy receive letters from the
most remote corners of the world In praise
Of this well-known medicine. Parents in
Australia, India and Samoa give IL to their
babies for colds and Group, with the same
satisfactory results as do the mothers In our
hones, and become just as enthusiastic in
their praise OF its merits.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS

John DIew's combination with Au-
gustus Thomas, on, as player and one
as author, ought to he . very feiicitous
one Both are warm friends in New
York, and each knows the others per-
sonalities perfectly. The result has
been that in "De Lancsy" Mr..
Thomas has given MF. Drew g chaEac-
ter that fitted him as perfectly as the
traditional glove or the paper on the
wall. 1t is very much modern and
about As ltTa-fashionable an affair as
the audiences on the other side OF the
footlights when Mr.. Drew opens an
engagement at the Grand Opera House
tomorrow night.
"The School Girl" comes to the
Grand Opera House next Thursday
night.
One of the really funny men OF the
stage. Ezra Kendall, comes to the Grand
Opera House on Saturday night, With
The Vinegar Buyer, the sans piece
which he made known to the world of
theatre-goers in the same theatre
something like three years ago. Since
that time il has been over most of the
country between the oceans and in all
places judgment Of it has been little
different from what IL was here when
the venture was w-substantially
that It is very good play, and that
Mr. Kendall makes good use OF il to
exploit all sides Of his peculiar oddity
and manages TO make audiences forget
with his broad and racy humof be
intuses into the enterpIisiug trader,
who comes into a western village,
ostenHibly for trade alone, and is soon
managing all sorts Of public and pri-
vate affairs for the village and it's IN
dividual residents, including "foil-
ing" VILLAIN. "
One Of the most successful mediums
who ever humbugeed believers in
spiTitualism was a Mrs. Shaw, whose
greatest card was turning water into
wine. She practiced this trick, for
that was all it was, for many years,
ana humbugged thousands of susoepti-
bic people at q dollar a head. Ma
gician kellar will exploit the trick
during his entertainment here, and
will show that it Is as easy to turn wine
into water as water into wine, and
wnen you have seen the trick you will
be IN ooubt whether you saw any wine
or water at all. hellar comes to the
Grand Opera House next Monday
night.
A sensational melodrama Of western
life by Lincoln j. Carter, entitled
The Flaming Arrow" will again be
seen at the Lyceum Tha aire, begin.
ming tonight, Tor three days. The
story relates the ad entures OF a young
chief Of the Arraphoe Tribe known as
white Eagle" who at the opening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
BOWLING

The Malleable Iron bowling team
defeated the Crusaders Castle team,
last night by the following score
Malleable Iron. III s9s 7si-2453
Crusaders Castle. .e65 9Ol s52-241s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
FIFTEEN MILES AN HOUR
Speed Of the Steamboat CTiStObal
Colon on The Trial Trip.
CONTRACT Limit EXCEEDED
Three Miles an Hour Above
the Stipulation.
PUSEY & JONES co. COMMENDED
Builders OF the Boat Exceeded
tho Expectations.

The Trial Trip, On the Delaware RIVER
Demsnrtrntad the Faot That Wilmington
suu r. Net Oniy Quniiaed n Come Up
20 An the Requirements, But HAS
Habit of Doing much Better.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
Extended to Prevent Violence Of
Any Kind by Men Who
Go on Strike.
SUPEEMECOUUTOF NEW YORK
Grants Injunction on Applica-
ton Of Butterlck Co.
STRIKING PRINTERS ARE ENJOlNtD
From Plcketlng, Intimidation
and Other Acts.

Injunction is Directed Against tho New
York Typographical Union and Allied
Trade Associationa--Ps naity Tor Disobey-
ing the Courps Orders is imprisonment.