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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16
ARE
SPLIT
MEMBERS OF TaE LOCAL GAR
WILL SOON DC DIVIDED INTO
THREE ASSOCIATIONS.

Seattle promises 10 have AZ least
thrive legal associations The kinE
County liar association has not
given satisfaction 20 several mem.
beers Of the local bar because Of
thin lack OF supervision and htrin
gencY. which enabled lawyers IL
inferior standing 70 practice before
the Seattle bar. several ~ the lead.
iug attorneys uf tho eitf. as re-
cenily published exclusively In The
star. dcctded to organize an aaso-
citation with limited memhership.
to be known a. the Seattle naf A..
saciatioa.
Committee Named.
a committee composed of Carw In
: Shanka. erMayor ualiinFer.
Frederick nausBAn and Kenneth
MAekintnah Was appointed TO draft
conatitutinu and bylaws. 90 be-
submitted 60 thoae Who are "a
become members for their approval
The Seattle nnf Association uill
be modelled after the New YORK City
tar association. hAvtng limited
And restricted menbefshin. The
COMMITTEES viii call a meeting IN
the near future. when the consgitu.
ton will be adopted and the work
q Organising viii be- effected
Ard ssiti Another.
aoaa after the announcement
made IN The star that the saattlr
itar association vas 10 be organ
lHsd. the third association Of itn
Kind Saa talked 81 ansong the loeal
srateruity This laird Organization
desired common membership Ia the
klng Gouuty Has association. but
nothing definite AZ 90 it, existence
has been formulated
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ADJUSTMENTS IN SEATTLE.


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= Central Theater - Naude- 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-16

A.
shoesting Within month he had the Arcade
Hotel Washington then commenced the Arcade Annex then down
he
hotels the Pacific Coast other
This Is what he has done
WHAT rs GOING TO Dos
the of the Sound with the
Washington You possibly hear
af only
enable him TO sell reclaimed land"
a enable UNCLE
fighting machine the fresh harhor o
Lake Washington and anchor In front OF
LAKESIDE CITY
J. A. Moore carries what
gigantic steel plant opposite Lakeside CITY THIS
is ACCESSIBILITY getting
lake offer
ing
monthly Do delay
things happCn before they happen We so
o Lakeside City day hour
L. boat leaves To- T. and from Madison park
Call for free transportation.
VAN De vANIER. DAVIS CO.
q 4. Starr.3oyd Block
Main 1907 j. C. HAYES. Manager Ind 229s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
MYSTERIOUS Mr.. SOUIGGLES.
Man OF Mystery Arrives From San Fran
cisco TO visit Fair.

Man OF Mystery Arrives From San Fran
disco 10 visit Fair.
Mr.. Squiggles is in town ahead Of
schedule lie was not booked to ar
rive until tomorrow morning, but
made good connections in Chicago and
is here today TO conduct new and
novel contest for a valuable bedroom
suite for Mcmahon Bros. Company to
close the last night of the Industrial
Fair at Brandywine Springs.
Mr.. SquigRles will be on the fair
grounds every day at specified places
at specified hours, and to any person
who can detect him as the mysterious
man from San Francisco he will give
one hundred chances on the bedroom
suite. The contest bids fair to be an
amusing one and someone is going to
be a bedroom suite in after the fun is
all over. Mr.. Squiggles will likely be
caught many times; he will play no
favorites. The rules Of the contest are {:
Every Doc purchase at Mcmahon
Bios. store entities you to one chance.
Every coupon cut from the daily
newspapers and presented at the store
entities you to one chance.
Every time you catch Mr.. Squiggles
he will present you with a coupon good
for 100 chances.
Mr.. Squiggles will only give 100
chances away each day, as it will be
necessary for him TO leave the grounds
when once caught to change costume. y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
LAcERATED BY A DOG.

Eight-years-old Fred Buckenheu Injured
at Fifth and Van Buren, Streets Last
Evening.
Frederick Buckenheu, the S-years-old
son of Anton Buckenheu Of 1923 West
Fifth street, had an encounter with a
large dog, early last evening. near his
home, as a result of which the boys face
was lacerated
The boy told his mother that he and
another boy were running along the
stncet when the dog approached in an
opposite direction and jumped up on
him, knocking him down, after which.
according TO the boy, the dog bit him
on both checks, causing the blood to
how IL was reported that the dog s
claws had cut the boy, but the little
fellow feels sure that the dog bit him
Or. Willard Springer was summoned
and cauierized the wounds. which ap-
peared TO be trihe swollen. but when
inquiry was made at the house this MORN
ing It was stated that the boy s condi-
tion was favorable and no serious result
is looked for. So far as is known. the
dog has not shown any signs of rabies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29

SCHEDULE ron TOMORROW.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston At Philadelphia Qwo ganesS.
New York at Brooklyn two ganes).
Cincinnati at Pittsburg Ctwo games).
st. Louis at Chicago (two games).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago a. Detroit (two games).
81 LOUIS AZ Cleveland 1.-TWO games).
Washington at New York two games. !
Philadelphia at Boston (two games).
IRi-srArE LEAGUE.
Altoona At Johnstown, a. m.
Johnstown at Altoona, D. m.
York at Harrisburg, p. M.
Harrisburg AZ York, a. m.
Lancaster at Williamsport 1.-TWO
games).
The West End Juniors defeated the
North End by the score Of 10 70 Q on
Saturday. They will play the Van.
dever A. C.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
NOT OBJECTIONABLE.
Court Holds That Boy Sitting on Steps
Was Not Causing Annoyance and Was
Not Guilty Of Corner Lounging.

Was Not Causing Annoyance and Was
Not Guilty Of Corner Lounging.
In the City Court this morning.
Thomas Nichols, a boy, had hearing
on the charge of corner lounging He
was represented by Attorney Robert G.
laman. Police Officer BoeclS testified
that Nichols and FIVE other boys we're
lounging ON the corner Of Fourth and
Franklin streets. last Sunday, and when
he ordered them of the corner Nichols
refused TO 60, claiming that he had a sore
leg He said he lifted the boy, who was
sitting on a stop, whoreupon the latter
struck at him, and he then placed him
under arrest
Attorney Harman contended that the
boy sitting on the steps did not obstruct
the pavement in any way, and that the
officer had no right 10 arrest the boy
unless the people occupying the house
objected 10 him being on the steps. The
court dismissed the case
Annie Archer, colored, charged with
acting in a disorderly manner toward
another colored woman. was dismissed.
as there was not sufficient evidence
against her. The woman was represented
by Attorney ID. J. Renhardt.
Martin Sinka, charged with non-support
Of his minor children was dismissed. but
the charge was held up against him. lie
promised that he would support his chill
dren in the future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
Wilmington Hundred Convention WIN b,
Held This Evening.

Wilmington Hundred Convention VIII be
Held This Evening.
The delegates elected in the several
wards OF the city 20 attend a Whining
ton hundred Democratic convention,
for the selection Of county committee
men, will assemble tonight at the
headquarters Of the Young Men 8
Democratic Club. when three commit
teemen will be elected, Wilmington
being entitled to that number. No
prediction could be made this morning
as TO who are likely 20 be elected, as
there appears to be a great deal of
rivalry. IL seemed quite likely, how
ever, that ex-Mayor Charles ID. Bird
would be one Of the men elected, and
also that John f. Malloy would be
chosen. Mr.. Malloy is secretary of
the county committee. For the third
place those mentioned are City Coun-
Gilman James Kane, Representative
Frank M. SEWER, Building Inspector
William M. Connolly and ex-Auditor
John Boughman.
The County Committee will hold a
meeting at the same place on Thurs
day morning and effect organization
for the ensuing term. William T..
kurtz is the retiring chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
sHoorrNe rounrAmrnr.
Stats Championship Match Here
This Affernoon

a Stats Championship Match Here
This Afternoon.
Target shooters are much interested
IN the two matches 10 be shot at the
Wawaset Gam Club grounds this after
noon The shooting starts at . O'Clock.
The first match viii be between A. h.
Richardson of Dover, the champion tar
get shot Of Delaware, and T.. S. German
Of Aberdeen, Md, the champion Of that
State for the Wawaset Gun Club trophv
Tho second match will be for the cham.
rionship Of Delaware and will be between
M, Richardson. who holds the title. and
Edward Banks. the challenger.
In addition 20 these matches, there will
Be sweepsiake events.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
SPORTING NOTES.

II is reported that Jack Havden
York's sta- outhelder, who jumped from
Baltimore last season, will soon ioin the
Boston Amt ricans
Tri-State League managers say they
will start a rnd on the American Associa.
tion, Eastern League and the two bic
leagues this wtsek for star players.
Terry McGoVern fought lO-round draw
with Jimmy isrtt in Madison Square
Garden last might. After the fight I'M
the principals, the referee and the pro
moters Of the fight were arrested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
BALLAD OF A SPECIAL SESSION.
The Court House Poet.

Jed Addicks, with his scheming mind
Upon the Senate still inclined,
And eyes alert for any move
His waning chances TO improve,
Sprang from his chair one day in glee---
n have il now, / m sure, said he;
The way to win, TO my impression,
Is found right here: A special session.
"But how to get it calledp He nowned.
"Io make 3 move and then get downed
Would worse be than no move at all
! haveit: ! will shout and baw
For Henry A. for Senator;
n swear want the job no more
And hearing this, the great p. Lea
win call a special session see
But when that special session meets
Wen see bout Senatorial seats;
That vacant place win come my way;
My good friends can the caucus sway
They II sure make me the nominee
And then the Senator III be.
My scheme is good-it cannot fail,
In spite Of Little Frank and Gale"
The word passed round the suckers bit;
"a special session--sure, that it"
And eagerly they signed the plea
That made request of Governor Lea
All save Doc Moore, that foxy man,
Who held aloof; part of the plan
To see that none should be elected
In case Jay Eds name was rejected.
Meanwhile, jay Frank and DR.. Gale,
With bulging eyes and faces pale,
Scared half to death by Jay Eds game,
Strove irantically to Join the same.
They thought the thing was fixed for sure.
That Henry A. would be Senator,
And SO they followed the grand procession
That led the way to a special session.
Then Jay Ed roared and laughed and
pfanced,
Till he tore big holes in his Sunday pants.
And he said: MY scheme is working
we'll
III go 10 the Senate. theyl 60 to
just wait till my clans in Dover meet,
/ And u get that Senatorial seat
/ p lea. hurry home from Canaday
And call that session, right away
Back from tho North came Governor Lea:
I Surprised to learn of the move was he;
But he failed to tumble TO Jay Eds
scheme.
And took il all in like a weird pipe dream.
The call he issued the members will meet.
And Jay Ed will juggle for that fine seat.
And when It 5 all over we II easily see
That whoever is sNindled, Jay Ed wont
be-
Wilmington. May 2oth, 1906.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
I'm BRIGHTEST AMERICA"
Given az the Garriok Theatre Last Night
Under the Auspices Of Co. A.

Given at the Garriok Theatre Last Night
Under the Auspices Of Co. A.
"In Brightest America" a comedy,
was given in q creditabe manner at the
Garrick Theatre last night, under the
auspices of Go. A. First Infantry. Ma
tional Guard of Delaware II was well
attended and the large audience applauded
literally. as all Of the participants ac-
quilted themselves In a creditable manner.
The performance will be repeated to-
night The programme.
Opening overture and chorus by entire
company; "Nill You Love Me in Decem-
ber as You DO in May" Clinton G. Mar
tin; Nobody" A. Harold Carey; "a
Little Rocking Chair and You" William
S. x Wells; my Dusly Rose" Master
Preston Kent; "Aly Name is Morgan,
But It Amt j. r., Herman r Hauigan;
Armour Song" from "Robin Hood. "
Howard r. Hartman; "Crazy With the
Heat. Lamont II. Starr: "Moon Dear. "
Fred NJ Cox; Grand Old Rag, end men
and chorus; target shoot modern Viii
liam Tell, Messrs Mansfield and Cox:
monologue, Timely Topics, j. Sylvester
Nixon; praesto-eccentrique. Tom and
JeTy; "Hey, Mr. Joshua" Lamont Fl.
Starr, assisted by Miss Jeanne SEWER,
Miss Mary A. Donohue Miss Estella Il.
Brashears Miss Helen SEWER, Miss Anna
Sewer, Miss Bertha McDermott; "Just
My Style, p Miss Jeanne Sewer, Clinton G.
Martin, Miss Mary A. Donohue, Howard
r.. Hartman, Miss Estelle L. Brashears,
Harry Hackett, Miss Helen SEWER
Charles Hackett. Miss Anna SEWER, W.
S. X. Wells, Miss Bertha McDermott
William J. Cramer; William Josh DAILY
New York comedian and entertainer
"a Novel Wager" William S. x. Wells
Preston Kent, Walter Doughton, Her
man r. llarrignn, j. Sylvester Nixon
| chorus members Of Co A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
soheduie ~ fieet May 9Th, 9Oe
Trains leave Wilmington nd foiIo,r,.


For Chester and Philadelphia ls8 ans A..
$50 f7.l0. 40, 7.42, $50 tS07, $50, HOO 99SS3
1909, fl050, Ills, tli.32, las a. m. fi26 iS'
1880, 25s. 1910. 435 sos, 1880 6O7 fss5 ea'ss9
918 1000 and fll.O0 p. m weekdays s5 44.,,.'
f7.10. fsl2 1900. 985, 1908 ll45a m tl2iS i5511
roo. 25si t5.50 sos, 1880, 6.07. 655 f7qs az
1000 and tllO0 p. m. sundays
For Philadelphia only. 339 985 A. m 19oo
800 5.22, 6le, 7.ll and 500 p. m. week days Ssa
a. m, h.22i 6,ls, III and 500 D. m. sundays ''
For New York Through expressl. LAB $50 oss
ll.45 a. m. Fl220 sl37 $40. 522 s623 ~
3 p o. m. weekdays. 1.l3. 339 IL. a. M VI ~
25s 5.22. s6.2S. t7ll and s.23 p. m. sundays ''''
For Boston without change. 1000 a. m and n Old
p. m. weekdays. 500 p m. sundays
Baltimore and Washington, 1O8 400. 7lb sn,
910 fi0lA u.07, "l14s a. m, tl2.35, u a. s2t-
$50 8.59. Dds Cos, f6.26 100. s7.31 sS.i5 teil
m. and 1918 night weekdays los 4ab -is
SOP, fl0.14. Hasa a. m. fl235 s2O5 $50. $50 55
6o8 1926 @7sl, SIS, 1901 p. m. and l2ls nights
Baltimore and intermediate stations. +24s +ts
5.5s p. m. weekdays and f55s D. m Sundays
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line-Express, LOB a. m and ia,
p. m. daily.
Southern RaTway-Express. 40 m. s.25 and
4.8l =. N. daily
seaboard Air Line Railway-Express 49oa m.
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Memphi,
and New Orleans, GIG p. m. daily.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Express, u.07a
M. weekdays, S.l5 p. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New Castle. 655. S.2s a. m. sos S44 and
652 p. m. weekdays; 7.5S a. IN. and 40 p m.
Sundays.
For Lewes and Rehobath. s2s a. m. and sAn
m. weekdays; T. 53 a. m. and 4.S0 p. m. SUNDAYS
For Dover, Harrington, and Delmar, S2s, 042
q. m, SA 6.52 p. m. and 1900 night weekday,
7.58 A. m. 4.30 p. M, and 1900 Sundays
For Harrington and way stations, 655 a m aud
3.05 p. m. weekdays
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1912 a. m. weekdays and 300 night
daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia $50 am. u %
saturdays only, 25S and 6.ls p. m. weekdays,
Sl2, a. m, u. Is and 6ls p m. Sundays. Atlantic
City. Special, g. 40 p. m, weekdays
fDining car. Accommodation trains
The Wilmington Transfer Co. will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences
For further information, apply 70 J. H. Nc.
Williams City Ticket Agent b03 Market street
or AZ the station. Telephones, City Ticket Ohice
d. & A. $3.50. Demarvia ISL
! W. W. ATTERBURY, ]. R. WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic MANAGE
GEO W. Boyd
General Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Co.
Steamer UIrica.

Time table in effect May soth, 1906.
Week days.
Leaves Wilmington, 500 A. m 500. 6I5pm
Leaves Penns Grove, 600, 1000 a. m. 500 D. N.
Saturdays
Leaves wilmington, 500 a. m, 3 co. SIS los .. m
Leave fenns Grove, 600 1000 a. m, 500, us I'm
Sundays
Leaves Wilmington, $50 a. m, 80, Sis D. m,
Phone $3.50 D. & A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
MANY BALLGAMES TOMORROW
All OF the City League Teams
WIN play at South Side Park.
TWO CONTESTS ARE SCHEDULED
Two Games VIII Also be Played
on Union Street Grounds.

WILMINGTON Giants 20 Meet Pottstown
ream-Vesterday's Rain Prevented Many
Games, But Some We're Rlayed-staud-
ing of ne Teams and Schedule for To-
morrows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
ATLANTIC oIrY, \. j.
VIRGINIA Hall.
Ocean End of

Thoroughly renovated and refurnished. Com.
plele M every detail Of service and equipment
AlWaNs open, sonclts your patronage, $500 10
$500 weekly. Write for booklet
AURAND q McGRILLIs, Proprietors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29

Lovers Of baseball will have an oppor-
tunity 10 - too games at South Side
Park tomorrow. City League teams
play thero and every one Of the four
teams is now playing fast enough ball
20 please any fan
The morning game, which viii start
at 10 O'Clock, VIII be between Xvii
mington and Browntown. Beck viii
pitch for A-Wilmington and Duncan for
Brovntown. The afternoon game will be
between A-Brandywine and Iandlith.
The pitchers viii be Brinton for Land
lith and Kane for X-Brandywine. Those
will be the first holiday games Of the
year and large crowds are expected.
The Wilmington Giants viii play two
games tomorrow, morning and afternoon,
on the Union street grounds, with the
strong Pottstovn team.
The Friendship A. c. and the River
view teams viii play two games.
MANY GAMES POSTPONED.
All Of the American League and Tri-
State League games scheduled for yester-
day we're postponed on account OF the
rain. The scores in other leagues follow;
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. 8; Philadelphia, 3.
St. louis, 8; New York, 4.
Chicago, A. Boston, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Milwaukee, A; ST. Paul, 3
Indianapolis, 3; Columbia, g.
Kansas City, 5; Minneapolis, 1.
Toledo, q; Louisville, T.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Atlanta. 3; Shreveport, p
Nashville, 3; Memphis. o.
Montgomery, 5; Little Rock, g.
Birmingham, 3; New Orleans, ?.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston, 2; Columbia, O.
Savannah, 2; Augusta, 6.
Macon, 5; Jacksonville, /.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo, 8; Montreal, g.
eTkrnfgr or THE rf.tfua
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
THE DELAWARE CITY

Tennessee avenue third house from beach I'm
proved and refunished. 18th season.
MRS. S. i. BRADWAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
Frank Day the Winner Of the Indi
vidual Tournament

Frank Day won the individual bowling
championship Of Delaware in tourna-
ment which closed last night His aver
age for - games was 1913. Naudain
won a prize for high single game. 2SO.
The list of bowlers, together with their
total number Of pins and averages. FOL.
lows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
ADJUSTMENTS

Rain prevented the elaborate OPEN
ing which had been arranged for the
Unique Theatre last night. The open
ing will take place tonight, and the
programme will be as arranged for last
night.
In Brightest America" was pro-
duced at the Garrick Theatre last
evening by members Of Company A.
National Guard of Delaware. The
play is really a minstrel show with
variations and the work of the anna
teurs in the first part was feature.
Texas Hank was interlocuter, and
it may be of interest TO state that his
part as a cowboy comes natural. for
before he took up his art studies at
the studio Of Howard Pyle, he was a
COW puncher on the ranges Of Texas.
He is now a rising young artist and
his pictures appear at intervals in the
leading magazines. There will be
another performance tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
THE WIL TSHIRE.
AILANIIU CIIl, y. ].
Open all the year. Write for booklet
S. S. PHOEBUS.

HOTEL De VILE, Kentucky E..s AyeRs:, nue.,
lnohsirucied view OF ocean from nearly evar,,
point convenient TO piers theatres railread 80
ions and shopping district; rooms en- suitn ,vitb
bath; sun parlor, modern appliances eue.isi
weekly. $1,000. $500 TO $500 fee'ai
JOHN +. GIBERSON, owner and Pronrietor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29

BE careful TO call T. Ferry, carpet
cleaner, with Lang. Tenth and Orange
streets. Both phones. p. O. Box 204 .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
NIUE MINOR MOUNrAINs. MD.
BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Iilue Isidge lIonntains.

iiiue isidge Mountains. Md.
Overlooking Cumberland and shenandoah Val
icss cuisine and appointments nrstciass.
VIII open en- juno 27th For rates. 6c. address
P. s. FLYNN. Manager.
p n. Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-29
Wilnlington May 20th. l9O6.

After heavy meal, take couple of
Deans Reguieis and give your stomach,
liver and bowels the help they will need.
Requests bring easy, regular passages Of
the bowels