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BASEBALL

Wilmington WIN Have No Independent
Professional Team Here THIS Year.
The meeting of the Wilmington A.
A. Baseball Club, which was scheduled
Tor last night, was not held. A major
itJ OF the owners are opposed TO hav-
ing an independent team. 30 IL in not
likely that anything will be done this
season.
At the Pullman House, last night,
those interested IN forming a city
league held n meeting. lt was decided
however, TO first find out what arrange
menta can be made for the South Side
grounds before taking any action. The
league, II formed, will be composed of
either four OF six teams.
Tommy Campbell was In this oit,
yesterday. Campbell say that Remen.
ter, Deal, Pitcher MoCabe and "Chic''
Hartley, who are supposed to play
with the Lancaster Club, Of the Tri-
State League, this year, have been
purchased from Holyoke by Manager
Carney Of the Sioux City Club.
The Harrisburg Patriot has the fol =
lowing TO say, which will be pleasant
news to the spitball artists Of the Tri-
State League: This will be a great
year for the spitball pitchers Of the
Tri-State League, as they will be al
lowed to pitch their favorite teasers
with no fear of OIL of mustard, lioorice
or other preparations put on the balls
on visiting grounds in order TO Irevent
the elective delivery Of the puzzlinR
ball and salary Garner. %
The League, at recent meeting,
adopted n rule prohibiting the doctor.
ing Of balls oy players.
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HOW'S YOUR HARP
z. james BEL, Announces Tha, He Has .

Z. james Belt Announces That ne Has At
Last Secured a Cure Tor Hair Troubles.
We beg to announce TO the people OF viii
mington that we have secured the agency
for one of tie greatest discoveries Of recent
years. We refer 10 the prescription of Sir
Erasmus Wilson, N. D.. England"s most
successful specialist In diseases Of the scalp.
who was knighted for his many successes
in the treatment Of skin and scalp. Upon
the death of DR.. Wilson this prescription
was secured by American chemists and
Is now offered TO the public under the name
of Dr. Wilson's English Life to the Hair.
This preparation will grow hair on bald
heads even after all else fails. Unlike other
hair preparations Il is not sticky OF greasy.
but gives live and glossy appearance to
the hair. Miss Cornolia Stevens smith
Ave-, Boston, Msss., says; "Dr. Wilson's
English Life to the Hair grew a magnificent
head OF hair for me after | was told that
was becoming hopelessly bald. My hair
now reaches nearly to my waist and is
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20 the Hair. Albert Chemical Co., Boston,
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A number OF the local fire companies
are making arrangements for trips
next fail. Members Of the companies
Look forward with a great deal Of
pleasure TO these trips. az the men are
always royalty entertained and IL givfs
them a chance 60 see some Of the
oountfy in a most en- joyable manner.
The Washington Co. is planning q
"trip for next October 20 Elizabeth, n.
j., where toe Volunteer firemen's
Association viii holds its annual tour.
nament lhs local company will take
part In the tournament and afterwards
wait a number OF other cities. IL will
be away for about week. The mem
befs Of the company will have their
new equipment by that time. Fifty
suits are being made. Wright N
Davidson nte making the coats and
karn 4 Co. Of New York the fire hats.
caps, shirts and belts. Tbs outfit will
be delivered Ia about three months.
The company has appointed the fol-
lowing committee 10 arrange for the
trip: Henry Hirzel, chairman; Frank
r. kindall, Charles II. Greaves, Mar
tin v. Farrell, Edward A. Donahue.
Henry NJ. Turner, John IA. Smith,
James N. Diokeison and James II,
Yates.
The members Of the Wecoaooe %.
have started to make arrangements for
q trip to be taken in September, 1907.
They will attend the exposition at
JameatoWn. Va, and will be away for
a week A committee was recently ap-
pointed and.is working the TRIP up.
The Liberty 20. will take trip
South in October, stopping at Ports
mouth, Norfolk, Ola Point Comfort
and Hampton Roade. About sixty will
comprise the party and they will be
gone about tive days. The following
committee Is arranging for the trip;
William 4. Lewis, Owen j. Palmer,
John j. bigger, Henry q. Roller aud
Jeremiah OIools.
The Union 20. is making arrange
ments for getting about 75 sets Of
equipment for its members. A num-
Der Of the members are already par
italy equipped.
Flank Mahoney, a member Of the
Reliance Co., who has taken a posi-
tion on the n. T., 4. T.. n. railroad,
left for Norfolk, Va, on Monday.
The Washington chemical engine,
which has heen overhauled and re-
paired at the shop OF Henry Winninger,
MHN iin'NA "a nHAHAAt nkhAN JuNttNuhla
1he carriage has been sent 10 the same
Ehor Tor repairs and until II 10 com
pieted the company will use the
Friendship Co. 3 carriage.
The Washington Fire Co. sent a
nommuuication TO City Council last
evening explaining that 10 could not
consistently attend the recent couven-
tion called 10 provide for the election
Of department officers from all OF the
companies, as u bad pledged itself
20 support the nominees Of the Friend
ship, brAndywine and Liberty oom
panies. The letter was accepted aud
tiled.
Henry g. Bsnniue, who died several
days ago, was ons OF the charter mem.
bere OF the Fame Fire 20. lie helped
Go organize the Go, IN 1873 Out OF
respect TO bis memory Grape WAS rlaceo
90 The tire house door ana the follow
Jog committee appointed to attend bic
funeral; Edward q. Robinson, William
Robinson, George Crawford aud Al.
fred ID Vandever
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YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUB
To Complete Arrangements, Next Week
for the Anniversary Celebration.

To Complete Arrangements, Next Week,
for the Anniversary Celebration.
At meeting of the Young Mems
Democratic Club 20 be held next Tues
day night, final arrangements for
celebrating the 25th anniversary Of the
club, on March 3lst will be made. As
has already been announced, John
Sharp Williams, the Democratic leader
IN the House Of Representatives, will
be the principal speaker. The local
speakers will be decided at the meeting
next week.
Armon ID. Chaytor, Jr., president
Of the club, will preside at the celebra-
tion and each member will be allowed
to invite two guests. The club since
0eins reorganized, is 10 excellent
condition, and many new members
have been added.
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the conterTing Of the second degree on
one candidate by the degree team Of
Jefferson Lodge. The team was in full
IeRalia. Among the visitors was Past
Srand Sire OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge OF the United States, John b.
Goodwin Of baltimore, NOV Grand
Secretary cf the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. There was also . delegation
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in the HiIls," will close il. engage.

in the Hills" will close itu engage
ment here.
At the Lyceum March 10th, goth and
2lst, those original Irish comedians,
Davis and Mack, appear in the stellar
roles OF THE Irish Pawnbrokers. {"
There is magic in their names and
more ln their work. This team has
won distinction 10 farce comedy. The
company throughout possesses a high
order Of talent and cannot easily be
duplicated.
The Smart Set" in a fiowery and
fanoiiul RsTb will create flutter az d
as stir at the Lyoeum March 22d, Sd
and 9th.
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of twelve from Brooklyn, including the
Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer
of the Grand Lodge OF New York.
Grand Master Samuel j.. Barker Of
the Grand Lodge of Delaware deljv-
cred the address OF welcome for the
Grand Lodge. IL was replied 10 bv
Past Grand Sire Goodwin. Past Grand
Master James II. Appleby, chairman
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ASYLUM LODGE

It Celebrated It, 56Hh Anniversary Last
Evening.
The fifty sixth anniversary of Asy-
lum Lodge, /. O. O. f., was celebrated
last evening, in Odd Fellows Hall
An interesting and carefully arranged
rogramms was carried out, including
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ARE YOU GOING
TO MOVE?

This being the time of changes, you will
have need Of "a place like this. We do any
thing from furnishing house cornple,e.
to renairins OF furniture and lsyinR old
carpets. Does our old carpet ft the new
rooms OF course not. Then allow us to
take it-cut, alter, Ct and lay It in any
other room. Does your furniture look old
and shsbbyS Then We will cover q and
make no charge whatever for the labor,
You simply buy the material from us. We
90 the uphlostering, including new 0imps.
springs, braids, webbing, &C., without
ezra chirge. We use the latest renovatina
machine, which is on the order of the cold
blast renovater. And feathers entrusted TO
our care are absolutely renovated in
thoroughly sanitary and proper manner.
lot which We charge you 1oc per pound.
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OF the committee on entertainment,
also made an address aud the visitors
we're welcomed on behalf of the lodge
~ marry u. Appleby OF Asylum Lodge.
Inc visitors we're entertained at
supper at the Clayton II Hou se and we're
aiso rendered luncheon at midnight.
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BOWLING

Some interesting and Gloss games
we're rolled last night by the teams Of
The Iri City Bowling League. The
total scores FOLLOW.
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WITH LOCAL FIREMEN
/ Several Companies Are Planning
10 Take Trips Next FALL
lin DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS
The Washington CO. VIII Go TO
Elizabeth, N. J.
TO ATTEND A TOURNAMENT
Weccaooe VIII Take a Trip to
jamestown, Va.
The Washington CO. VIII co to
Elizabeth, N. J.
70 ATTEND A TOURNAMENT
Weccaooe VIII Take a Trip to
jamestown, Va.

Liherty Go. WIN Go South Next October
The Washington Chemical Engine Has
Heen orarhauled--t. q. banning was a
Charter Member OF the Fame co.
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Mems Dress Shirts 39r.

The new Spring mems corded Madras
Shirts in neat patterns, extra full size and
well made. cushion neck bands, well goo
worth SOC, at only. ly.................. OOO
As shown in the window.
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|. G0LDSTEIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE
SOB and sos King Street.
Bargains Are Our Constant Theme.
25C Linen Window Shade &C.

For tomoow will sell 25c good linen Window Shades
feet goods Of which have about four five dozen different
co that have picked orhs sale tJU
hrackata Iatel
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suchsr' glass gliding, SIS shiplsy.
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DINING Chairs

CHARTERED oak, handsomely polished,
banister back, box seat Of heavy cane, a
handsome and durable dining chair. Spe-
cial for this SALE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-16
Pillow Cases llc.

Ready-made Pillow Cases, made Of heavy
hleached muslin. with deep hens, size n
45N36 inches, l5o value, only........ lUC
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ladies' Gowns $50.

We offer a special lady Night Gown, made
fun size and length with tucks, which we
have no trouble 70 sell at SOC, for 900
to-morroW az. ........................ OOl
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NEW COUCH BED
$685.
KITCHEN CABINETS.

Birds eye maple, piano polish, two bins
in base. Most sanitary kitchen cabinet on
the market,
$3.50.
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STATE IS UPHELD.
In Right to Suspend Habeas Corpus in
Meyer Case

Denver. Col. April 13--Chief JUS
tice Gabbert of the state supreme
court has filed a supplemental opinion
in the Mover case. It is generally con-
ceded that this new opinion viii take
precedence over the former majority
opinion as the latest expression of the
court.
The chief justice declares that the
governor of the state has the power to
suspend habeas corpus at his discre-
ton and that the courts can not review
the action
The body of the new opinion is
taken Up with excerpts from an opin-
ion of Justice Johnson In a case in the
Philippine islands in which the power
of the governor general to suspend the
privileges of the writ of habeas corpus
during state of Instruction in the
province of Batangas was upheld. The
chief justice finds the case analogous
to the situation presented in Colorado
during the labor troubles and draws
conclusions in which the Incarceration
of Meyer by the military is upheld
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Ovtfitters for Man, Woman and Child

Morgan, Harrington and SITS in the
outfeld. Some fast work was done in
the. inheld and more than two hours
were put in at batting practice. It
was the first opportunity to see the
men work together and they looked
good. all but the pitchers. OF course
it is a little too early to judge of
twirlers. but none of the men who
worked yesterday, with the possible ex-
ception of Robertson, has the delivery
or stamp of pitcher. Robertson
looked fairly good, considering the
fact that he has had no professional
experience. OF the catchers. it was
hard to choose between Mcdowell and
Kern, except that one has a record and
the other comes without one Nc
DowelI Is fast on his feet. a splendid
base runner, and he looks like a good
left-handed hitter. On the other
hand Kern is husky young man with
the appearance of a ball player and
his pegging was excellent. Windsor, a
pitcher, and Maupin, an infelder.
were released by Pennington yester-
day and will return to their homes.
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AFTER UNIFORMITY.
state seaIers' Move for Regulation of
Weights and Measures.

Washington. April 13.-For the pur-
pose Of obtaining uniformity in weights
and measures throughout the country
a convention of state sealers is in ses-
sion at the bureau of standards with
representatives from many states The
delegates are discussing the feasibility
of securing legislation providing for a
uniform standard of weights and meas
ures which could be adopted by all the
states and territories. With a view to
the fruition of this plan a permanent
organization has been formed.
With the existing, condition of affairs
it is said there is such a great diversity
in the weight and measure laws of the
different states that a purchaser rarely
gets what he pays for. What is legal
in one states is Illegal In another.
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From the Joplin Globe on Webb City:
The arrival of Manager Dick Rom, on
Tuesday, was supplemented yesterday
by three more of the baseball players
reporting for practice. Shortstop White.
Dummy Laughlin and Joe LIE Frappers
the latter young and promising pltch-
er from California, all came in yester-
day. This completes the available ma
terfal with which the team viii start
the season. White relinquished his po-
sition in one of the banks in Kansas
City two weeks earlier than had been
expected. as Manager Hayden had not
until recently anticipated his arrival
before the end of the month. The
presence of Rohn and White will have
a very marked effect upon the rest OF
the team, and some very systematic
and thorough practice work may be ex-
pected during the next two weeks.
The Webb City boys now at Tulsa
will stop over at Alton for game to-
morrow, and viii be at home on Satur-
day and Sunday for games with
crack team from St. Louis, the Mis-
souri, Pacific nine, composed entirely of
railroaders. These games will be hard
fought contests. as the winner gets so
per cent of the gate receipts.
Charley shafftt. signed VI. by Cooley
and Grow, is very busy travelling around
with the Tulsa team playing exhibit
ton games.
The Western Association umpires
have been instructed to report to
Shiveley in Kansas City May l. Three
OF the four are in the state and have
been working in preliminary games
IeWinson is in st. Joseph, Phil Meyer
in Topeka and Handsome Mcnamara
in Wichita. At the meeting in Kansas
City May all umpires on the Shiveley
staff will be instructed thoroughly in
their duties President Shiveley1 recent
ly announced his intentions of giving
umpires supreme authority as far as
permitted and to back their decisions
at all hazards. In the acquisition OF
new men. President Shiveley believes he
viii eliminate much Of the trouble ex-
perienced at the outset-o of the season.
From the Wichita Eagle on the rest
OF its games: There are three more
series OF exhibition games TO be played
here by the Wichita champions before
the opening of the regular Western AS
ISOLATION season. The first and most
important series Of aTte-season games
will begin Sunday, when Pittsburg. the
pennant winners of last years Missouri
Valley league, viii come for a series
of three games. The contest will be
PLAYED for the ante-seasOn champion
ship of Kansas and the southwest. The
Wichita team is the champion of the
Western. Association. and viii defend
that organization in the contest Pitts
burg, as the pennanf winner of the old
Missouri Valley league, will defend its
successor, the Kansas State league. The
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games Will be hard fought. as the
Pittsburgers are anxious to win vic
tory over the team that is noted for
being the fastest baseball organization
in the southwest. The next series OF
games will be with the Dallas, Texas,
team This organization comes here
April 20, 21. % and % for four games
It is expected that this will be an I'M
usually hot contest, as the Dallas team
is a remarkably strong one. The last
series to be played will be with the
lola team of the Kansas State league
This team comes here for a series OF
three games beginning April 27.
lobe Huffmann of Missouri Valley
league fame will be captain and man
ager of the independence, Kan, State
league team this summer.
George Blackburn. the big White sox
twirler, has gone TO Macon, Ga, for
tryout with the. Cotton States league
team Of that town.
The st. Joe News-Press takes its
nerve by the throat and dares to say all
this: The Western association teams
have the following nicknames: St Jo-
seph, Saints" Leavenworth, Wood
peclxers' y or .sSoldiers.s Wichita, Job
bers;'s Topeka White Sox;' Webb
City, Cold Bugs Springfield. Mid
GETS Joplin. Miners Oklahoma
City, NETS" Many papers call the
Saints the 'Josies' and the Leaven-
worth papers are unable to agree on a
nickname of that club, some calling
them the Soldiers and others the
.sWoodpeckers, because of the red
suits worn by the players last year. The
Oklahoma City team derives its name.
NETS" from the fact that Oklahoma
City is the metropolis of Oklahoma.
From the Wichita Eagle: E. J..
Pokorney, who has been trying out
with the Jobbers for the second sta
ton. has been sold to Webb City. He
tried out with Wichita last year and
was farmed out to Pittsburg in the
Missouri Valley league. He has been
working out here ever since the prac-
tice season opened and has been
showing up in pretty good form. AS
the management didn't need him,
Bankhead- flling the bill to every ones
satisfaction, he was sold to Webb City
From the Leayenworth Times: Rob
ertson, the big southpaw from the
brush about GLASGOW, Mo- Carroll, a
pitcher from st. Louis, and Mcdowell
and Kern. st. Louis backstops, made
up the reinforcements to the local
baseball squad yesterday. Mcdowell
will undoubtedly be enc of the reg
ular catchers with Corbin as his prob
able consort. At the Soldiers home
yesterday the bunch presented pretty
formidable appearance working with
link at first. Kah1 at second, Sackett
! at third, Pennington at short and
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Lightning Kills Boy and Horse.

Abilene. Kan. April 13.-Franlx
Riley. the 22-year-oId son of P. Riley.
living north of this city in this county
was killed by lightning Thursday dur
ing rain storm, and his father was
seriously hurt. They had just entered
the barn when the bolt of lightning
struck them. A horse in the barn was
IRE.
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New York. April 13.-Ethelbert Watts.
United States consul general at St
Petersburg. was a passenger On the
steamer Pennsylvania, arriving from
Hamburg today. He said that he is
the bearer Of a letter from Count Witte
to President Roosevelt. Among the
steerage passengers were LOCO men, all