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At about the time negotiations were
started looking toward the calling of
Bn extra session Of the Legislature
for the purpose of electing a United
States Senator, a report gained cur
rency TO the effect that some Of the
Union Republicans were demanding
that the Regulars in Wilmington reach
IN understanding with Thomas Il.
Postles, the colored Councilman, rela-
tive TO the disposition of patronage
within the gif tof Council, and that this
was one of the conditions that must
be compiled with before the Senatorial
deal could 60 through.
Councilman Postles made several
visits Co Washington during that
period. and IL was also reported that
be conferred with j. Edward Addicks
in Philadelphia. lie admitted being
away, but would give no information
concerning his visits. John II. God
win, who, by his own admission, WAS
the between between the two fac
lions Of the party, was reported to
have arranged for some of Councilman
Postles' visits during that time, and
1t was thought that he arranged for
appointments with party leaders in
Washington and philadelphia-
When Goodwin was here on Thursday
he was asked 10y a reporter of Every
Evening whether Postles figured in the
Senatorial negotiations and whether
it was true that postles went TO Wash
ington at his solicitation.
Postles did not figure in the Soma
torial negotiations, ~ Goodwin replied,
"hut IL Is true that he went to Wash
ington at my request.
Who did he meet in Washington
the reporter inquired.
Me, >" Goodwin replied.
What sort Of negotiations we're you
having with PostlesYn the reporter
hsked.
81 wanted TO talk with Mr.. Postles
about the garbage contracts, " he said.
Some Of my friends were among the
lowest bidders and l wanted TO dc
what l could 20 get themthe contracts.
/ wanted to show that thoy we're re-
sponsible. Postles Is chairman of
the crematory committee, to which
the bids had been referred.
Goodwin denied that be had any Other
business with the colured Councilman.
He said on each OF Councilman Postlesi
visits to Washington he was his guest
and be showed him around the city,
but denied that they participated in
any politicoA confeiences there. He
said Postles was not out Of his sight
while he wag there.
Bids for the collection Of garbage
were opened some time ogo, but before
they we're acted upon itwas decided Ia
reject them all and get out new specifi
cations for collection and disposal, and
it was the rejected bids TO which God
win conferred.
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COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.

On the links Of the Wilmington Country
Club on Saturday team match at golf
was played and resulted as follows;
J.. NJ. Hopes. handicap o. defeated by
W. II Smith. handicap J., up.
A. C. Gray, handicap o, defeated by j..
VI. jackson. handicap g, ] mp.
John Richardson, handicap ?, defeated
by j. p. Armstrong, handicap o, / mp.
p. G. Sisler, handicap o, halyed with
w s. Jones Sr. handicap 3.
r. 4. Mitchell, handicap O. defeated by
f. Dell Janvier, handicap o, / up.
S. Is Smith, handicap 6, defeated by
C. NJ sheward, handicap o. J up.
T.. d. Nelson, handicap o, defeated by
H. NJ Taylor, handicap 3. up.
A. McGoorge, handicap o, defeated by
W. A. Speakman. handicap l. ! up.
l.. r. Rogers handicap o, defeated by
A. b Cooper Jr., handicap S, 3 up aud
I TO go.
G. Il Curley, handicap ?, defeated by
J. S. Brennan, handicap o. up
~ Huxley handicap 0, defeated by c.
W. Smith handicap o. up.
w A. Jones, Jr, handicap 0, defeated
10y II. Pyle, handicap o, up.
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BELIEVES OREMATORY ADEQUATE.

President Howell OF the Board Of Health
believes 10 WIN Burn All OF the CITY
Garbage.
II having been iutimated that the
city garbage crematorY would not burn
all of the city garbage, should it be
thoroughly collected and all taken
there, President Harrison W. Howell
Of the Board Of Health was asked
about the matter by reporter of
Every Evening, and DIR. Howell ex.
pressed the belief that it would take
care of all Of the garbage.
lie also said that it Is the intention
Of the board to rigidly enforce the
order, after July 10th, requiring an
garbage collected after that date to be
taken 10 the crematory. lie said he
had learned that some people from out
OF the city who are getting garbage
here are buying IL. Some of these
people are understood to have taken
the position that the board cannot
Interfere with them, on the ground
that the garbage is private property
and the owners have a right TO sell il
to them.
DIR. Howell takes the position that
the board has the right 60 prohibit
garbage being taken outside of tn,
city and he says the board intends {,
act on this line 1t does not want I,
be antagonistic TO any private inter
ests, but feels that it is in the interes
of public health TO require a thorough
and systematic collection OF the gar
hage and have it taken care of in ,
manner that will meet with the an
proval Of the authorities.
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FIELD SPORTS

At Ncruon's Grove. at Claymont. on
Saturday. the ST. Johns Boys Club held
its first annual field sports. Following
are the winners of prizes offered for the
different events:
Seniors 30 yards dash Won by
Robert Hancy: Thomas Leonard. second;
George Banhil, third, time 80 seconds.
100 yards dash Won by George Barn.
hill; Albert Jones, second; Thomas
Leonard, third: time. l6 seconds
Running high jump Won 10y Thomas
Leonard; Robert Hanley, second; height,
feet Z inches.
Standing high jump Won by Thomas
Leonard; George Barnhill, second; height,
feet 4 inches
Standing broad iump-Won by George
Banhill; Roy Hamann, second distance,
Z feet inches.
Running broad iump-Won by George
Barnhill. Jack Horrigan. second; Horace
Cart, third; distance, i3 feet 10 inches.
4i0 yards relay race Won by No 1
team composed of Barnhill, Jones, Ham
ley and Hamann against No ? team
composed Of Harngan, Leonard, Casper
son and Carl
Juniors 100 yards dash-Won by
Clarence Green; Charles Burell, second
time. 10 seconds.
22O yards dash-Won by Edgar Weldin,
Norman Jones. second; time, so seconds.
Running high jump Won by Clarence
Green; Walter Wardell, second; height
4 feet 3 inches
Standing high jump Resulted in a
tic between Walter Wardell and Charles
Burcl
Running broad jump Won by Norman
Jones; Charles Burell oond;Walter War
dell. third distance. . feeet.
Standing broad jump Won by Walter
Wardoll; Charles Burell second; distance
I foot 8 inrhn..
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule in erect May ~. 1908.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
Will MINGTON DFI

tDaly. tDany except Sunday ssundsy only
NEW YORK and the East, y 26 t526, 9. .i0 til3
ill.s5 a. m. tl.26, $50, f5.17, Royal Limlieta
7.42, FilQO p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, s226, s5.2s, fS.so QocaD ga
t7.20 Qocall, $500 1910. 1884 (locsll. sa0
sl0fs local), 1907 (iocal), tll.19, g11S5a M
tl.26, 1905 (lOcal) F3, 80 g430 Qocal tA52 local
s5.l7, Royal Limited f6.20 Qocal), TOO i7N
tlocall, F7.42, $3.50 (local), s11.O0 fp m.
CHESTER, 1880 ilocal). 1910, go (locall, ls0l
islO, gs.34, (local), f9.4O, SlO.4S Qocal tl1d
(local) glls5a m. fl d, Is O5 (locaD. "a so nocn
1852 Qocal)i 1870 local), 100, sos Cocall ~
gs.52 llocaD f1l0O p. m.
BALTIMORE 4 WASHINGTON, AIS. ss.16 +ill
g. m, Fl.06, +247 f447, 1850, a6.44 "R0yi
Limited s9O9. sl0.O3 p. m.
BALTIMORE and way stations, 200, ssi6a n
NEwAkK. .l.is. 100, .s.ie ti1.oi. a. m. f2a
slNGERLY, TOO gS16. tl1.01 Express a o.
ll24o 1910, 1850 (kxpress), 5000. 100 illN
LAEDENBERG and way stations tsH, naBI
m, t6.09, 7.25 p. m
PITIsBURG s616 a. m, g447, t5.5G 80 "Boyl
Limited, 1905 D. m.
CHICAGO e. .l6 a. m, ~ D. m
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS & LOUISVILLE, Eal5A
M, s1.os +9O9 p m.
DELAWARE AVENUE STATION
Delmarvia Telephone No 2l93
ID. d A. Telephone No. 1822A.
City Ticket once, No. so4 Market street
D. 4 A. Telephone 175SA.
Delmarvia Telephone 2l95 II. A. MILLER
Travelling Passenger Agent
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DENNSYLYANIA
Il RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
schedule ln effect May 27th. 1ooe
Irains leave Wllmlngton as follow. =


For Chester aud Philadelphia. l43 4tt 4e,.,
$50, f710, 40. 742. 80, f8O7 $50 ta N KY
1909, 1850 nls tl1,82, ll.45 a. M. til "a y
q.1S, 1000 and III 90 o. m weekday, ,s %!
i7.10, fs.l2 1900 935 1909. n.45a M. fl9 n ~
ZOO 2os t3.5Ol b05, 1850, COZ, Cos f72s aii3
1000 and tll.00 p. m. Sundays IA
For Philadelphia only 389, 935 a m t9oo
300. b.Z2i 0.le. III and 500 p. m. week-davs Qea
a. M, bg2, 6lS III and 500 o. m sundavs '
For New YORK Through expressl. lab 8 So Qss
a.23 D. m. weekdays l4S. s8g. tlI.45a -
2os, o22 +oH I'll and 9.23 p. N. sundays
For Boston without change 1000 a. m. and an
P. m. weekdays 500 p. m. sundays '"
Baltimore and Washington ]. 1.O3, 40. us so,
ql0, fl0l4 l107 F11.4sa. m. F1285. eli. s5sS
$50, $50 5.25. sos, f6.26, 700 s7.Si, ssi5 fa1i9
N. and l21s night weekdays los. 48 5iS
SOP, t1014, 114sa a. m, fi235 f205, $50, s5a 553
sundays
Baltimore and intermediate stations. r LA Ha
b.5s p. m. weekdays and t5.5s p. m. Sundays
FOR THE SOUTH.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express LOS a. m and i2a,
p m. daily
Southern Ralway-Express, 42oam, 6saps
se5board Air Line Railway-Express 40An
and 8. 80 p. m daily.
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Mempb,
and New Orleans, 626 p m daily.
Chesapeake & Ohio Rsilway-Express. l07s
%. week days, sl5 p. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New Castle, SIS. sos q. m, SOS 50 and
$50 P m. weekdays 7.5S a. m. and 40 D n
Sundays.
For Lewes and Rehobath, 82s a. m. and az,
m. weekdays; Z53 a. m and 4Sop. m. sundsv,
For Dover, Harrington, and Delmar, s2s i6p
Q. m, 8.14, 6.52 p. m. and l2o0 night Weekdsy,
I 7.53 a. m. 4.30 p. m, and l2.09 Sundays
For Harrington and way stations, 655 a. n ana
/ sos p. m. weekdays
Express for Cape Charles Old Point 0omio-
and Norfolk, 1o.42a. m weekdays and l2Os nlgh
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia 850amf2n
/ Saturdays only, 25s and 6.1s .. m, weekdsrs
/ sl2 a. m. l2.i5 and 6.ls p. m, Sundays Atsnts
I City. Special $40 p. m, weekdays
! fDining car Accommodation trains
The Wilmington Transfer Co. will call ior sud
l check baggage from hotels and residences
/ For further information, apply % j. b No
/ Williams, City Ticket Agent. 6O3 Market stree.
/ or at the station. Telephones City Ticket Oaias
\ j. q A. $3.50. DelmarVia 1911.
! W. W. ATTERBURY J. R. WOOD
General Manager Passr Trafic MANAGE
GEO. w. Boyd,
/ General PASSENGER Agent
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Manager Connolly Of the Eleventh
Ward Theatre has secured a band of min
strels. conceded by those having seen
their work, to be tho best touring the
summer theatrical places and parks, the
Biiou Comedy Minstrel Co. The min
strels opens with a big first part, "1'he
Lawn Fete," utilizing The handsome set
tings and offering numerous musical
numbers up to date and terpsichorean
ieats galore. There is a support of six
big vaudeville acts at the head Of which
is the Bijou Comedy -Four, late Of the
Keith Circuit. There is TO be another
amateur contest next Friday night in
which all local talent is invited to COM
pete; the prizes are valuable. Sacred
concerts are the rule each Sunday even
ing at $50 o'clock.
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Money far pslawsra Horses

Al the annual racesiof the Shrewsbury
Trotting Association at Shrewsbury, Pa.
on Saturday. two Delaware hoses came in
for money The bay gelding, Josh Raugh-
ley. owned by Frederic Thomas of Smyrna
won the 2.20 class, the time being 220l5
220lf and 22034 The bay mare Estelle
owned by Frederic Strous Of Smyrna, won
second money in the 2.30 class.
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RAmBo MADE GOOD TIME.

Milton Elmer Ramho. a member of the
Iioga branch Of the Philadelphia Turner's
and champion long-distance walker Of
Pennsylvania, walked from the Philadel-
phia City Hall to the City Hall in Viii
mington on Saturday, distance Of
- Is miles, in hours and 81 minutes.
He arrived at the police station at SOS
o'clock. soaked by the rain. He pre-
sented his credentials and his arrival was
properly attested by Capt. Evans.
Rambo stated thst he was forced to
stop several times on account Of the storm,
and last time on account Of the slippery
and muddy condition Of the roads.
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SHOOTING MATCH.

At the Wawaset Gun Club Grounds on
Saturday Skelly and McKelvey defeated
Banks and McHugh by the score OF lS2
to 100 They shot at 100 targets. and
Skclly Mckelvoy and Banks broke 9i
each, and McHugh IS.
The scores of all who shot were as
f,Il.s,s.s
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MARKsMEN no GO WEST.

The following marksmen will leave to
day for indianapolis, Ind, to attend IN,
Grand American Handicap tournament
Edward Banks, james T. Skelly. J. A
Mckelvey. j. B Mcflugh. Luther Squier
and Alden h Richardson.
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Nn Hnrsa 80. nn satnrdar

Because Of the heavy track, the horse
races scheduled for the Delaware Horse
Show Park on Saturday afternoon did not
take place. They viii probably take
place some day this week
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Bayard Legion.
Salesmen's League.
First Regiment Band.
Camp No. A. L. %. A.
sumner Post. g. A. r..
Delta Chapter r.. A. NJ.
North End Athletic Club.
Delaware Lodge, y. of n.
Orpheus Singing Society.
Eureka Icmple, l.. q. u.
Wilmington Bicycle Club.
Beta Hive. No. I. J.. o. NJ.
Antietam Temple o. u, a.
Delmarvia Union. B. l.. n.
Wilmington Lodge of Elks.
Appomattox Camp, s. of v.
Shields Library Association.
Washington Lodge X. of r..
Fidelity Lodge. A. o. u. W.
Delaware Lodge. !. O. OF.
ST. Peters Beneficial Society.
Santa Marin Council, X. Of q.
Brownson Library Association.
Beta Tent, No. % X. q. n. NJ.
lrish-Americnn h. n ID. Corps.
Wilmington Conclave, I. O. n.
hrandywine Lodge /. o. o. n.
Blue Rock Council. J.. o. h. o.
Minqua Tribe, lmp'd, o. r. Nj.
Board of Police Commissioners.
ST. Benedict's Beneficial Society.
Brandywine Library Association.
Matiahoon Iribo Adoption Team.
Bricklayers' International Union.
Lady funklin Home Communion.
Diamond Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Delaware Encampment, 1. o. o. Il.
christine kncampment, /. %. q. n.
Eleventh Ward Democratic Legion.
Delaware Oonclave, IA. OF ). W. NJ.
Wilmington Aerie. No. "a. n. o. Il.
hrandywine Circle, No. 66b, n. of A.
Wilmington Circle. p. of A., No. 7a8.
Wilmington a Brandywine O., QUA. NJ.
gounoymen House Painters Association.
Benevolent Pioneer Literary Association.
Grocery and Provision Clerks Association.
el.Council. Mol. 40. steam Enqineers
VIM. Mckinley Circle No. 2. h. or NJ. M
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GOODWIN SAW POSTLES
But He Says The COlOTed COun-
Gilman Did Not Figure in
Senatorial Negotiations.
HE VISITED WASHINGTON
And Goodwin Says He Enter
talned Him In That City.
SAYS THEY TALKED OF GARBAGE
Goodwin Alleges He lnteroeded
for Some Friends.

Tie Declares That Hia Friends Were
Among the Low bidders and He Wanted
10 Convince the Chairman OF the Crema-
tory COMMITTEES That They Were Respon-
albie.
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SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati az Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at st. Louis
Philadelphia az Cleveland
New York at Detroit
Boston at Chicago.
rRi-sTArE LEAGUE
Harrisburg at Lancaster.
Altoona at Williamsport.
Johnstown at York
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR NEW CASTLE
stan Correspondence Of Every Evening.
New Castle. june Pitcher Nc
Grory had his team behind him at Bat
terry Park on Saturday, and he pitched
winning ball The team from the United
States hattleship Kearsarge. which has
made a record in many ports, was downed
10y the locals to the tune Of 4 to I and
the one run was secured through an I'M
fortunate wild pitch. G.. Archie Rennie.
formerly Of this city. son of Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Rennie. was in the box
for the visitors and pitched clever game.
only eight being secured off him. James
B. Lancaster. jr.. was placed in the box
for two innings and did fairly well for his
iirst appearance in public One two
hagger was made of him and but two hits
were secured off McGrory. although the
bali was wet and hard to control. The
score:
n. II. r.
Kearsarge o 10000 O-l 3 .
NC. A. 40 OOOO 4OOx-4 s .
lwo-base hits Oliver. Higgins Sacri-
flee hits Mc(ue. Bases ON halls-Oh
McGrory, /; off Rennie. l. Struck out
BY McGrory. 5; by Lancaster. .; by Rem.
ME. 4. Stolen bases Chase. Newlove
Hahn. .; Wise Wild pitches McGrory
Newlove Left ON bases New Castle. S
kearsarge, 6. Umpire, Dawson. Time
lao.
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CITY LEAGUE.

OTHER CITY GAMES.
The scores of the various amateur
games played in this city on Saturday
were as follows:
American A. c., 9; Washington. A. C. 8.
Young Landlith, 20; Pullman Eagles,
st. Thomas Cadets Second, IL; Union
A. c., ].
Gilpin. 6; Rockford, Q
Riverview, 10; Phoenix, 3
Browntown Stars, 20; Columbia A. c.,
6.
Kirkwood Juniors, i3; Little Merits. A.
Hllles q Jones Shop team, IL; Belts
Machine Co. Z.
Independence A. C., 7; Wilmington
A. A., p
THE MAJOR LEAGUES
The games in the major leagues on
Saturday resulted as follows
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 8; Athletics A.
New York, 6; Detroit, ?.
Chicago, 6; Boston, o.
Washington, 5; st. Louis 3 40 innings)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia Chicago Rain).
Brooklyn-Pittsburg (Rain).
New York, IL; St Louis, 2.
Cincinnati s; Boston, f.
TRI-srATE LEAGUE.
Johnstown, 8; Altoona, p
Harrisburg, 6; York, A.
Williamsport-lancaster (Rain)
Yesterdays GAMES
The scores in the various leagues yester-
day were as follows:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 3; Boston. l.
St. Louis, 2; Washington, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 0.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo 2; Newark, o.
Montreal Z; Toronto, q
Providence Rochester (Rain),
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Albany. 4; Wilkes Barre, o.
Utica -Binghamton (Rain).
Syracuse-A j. g. G.. Rain.
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NORTH End AthlstIc cluh.

The annual meeting of the North End
Athletic Club will be held next Monday
night when officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18

Wilmington defeated Landlith on
Saturday by the score Of to 3, and
Manager Faheys team now has a good
lead on FIRST place. IL was a pitcher s
battle between Lucas and Millison. with
honors in favor of the former Except
for one inning both teams played gilt
edged ball in the field A catch by G.
Johnson, in centre, was the fielding
feature. The score:
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Wilmington 0 2OOO1OlO-4 6 .
Landlith 80 o 3 o OF 90 % 4 .

Summary: Two base hits-E. john
son, Stirlith, G. Stibe. Sacrifice hits
4. Tiemey, McGowan, Leach. Bases on
ball-O0 Millison p Struck out-By
Lucas, 3; by Millison, 3. Stolen bases
stirlith, Nlillison, Eckrich c. Stibe,
Leach, !. Tierney. Hit by pitched ball =
Millison, Eckrich Snort. Wild pitch
Lucas. Passed ball Strlith, >. Double
play Lucas to NJ Tierney Left on
bases Wilmington, 6; Landlith, 1.
Umpire-Schultz. Time-1.23.
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Joe-Did Miss Cashleigh's father At
tempt TO draw you out when YOU called
the other night
Pred Draw nothingl I was in front
and he brought up the rear Chicago
News
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The Happy Five.
nih Not mn

The Happy Five will have a prize
~altz at shellpot Park this evening
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MILLER cottage AND ANNEK.
Insane

ITT"TTTT-
"When did you first notice any indica-
tions of incipient insanity in Penour ?"
"When he asked me about an old debt
he owed me, that had been outlawed by
lapse of time.
"And when were you convinced that he
was violently insane o.
when he insisted on paying it. -
Chicago Record-Herald
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BEr1ERTON, MD.
Unmistakable.

When did you first notice any indi-
cations OF incipient insanity in Penourq
When he asked me about an old debt
lapse of time. '''u Dy
And when were you convinced that
he was violently insane ? '''a'
When he insisted on paying it.-Cbi-
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A CLOSE and EXCITING GAME
%-Wilmington Defeated Land
lith on Saturday Afternoon
BY A MARGIN OF ONE RUN
The City League Race Is Be-
coming Exciting.

Results OF the Games Played Saturday
and Yesterday In the Major Leagues,
standing OF the Clubs ana Schedule for
Tomorrow.
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S.S.S.A mo 6F Ma MAaAR11 1Rs1EN

healthy color OF the skin is given millions Of l 5
III blood
70 al parts OF the bodyin the very life Of t
oo When the of Malaria get vital aui tbv
ee eeIPpes and rob the blood of its lesusnng Qualities r
un weak and wy and unable the
pe % 70 resist disease Then the symptoms Malaria such as
vitality dgesor
general let down condition of system perap ellis ana i
removed
; TINS IS s. s. 1t only blood Of an
matter, but of Malaria
Dooa 70 strong, healthy condition S. besides vn te %
pos up dgves tone and system bv its
IONIC eee Malaria IS blood disease, cures it because
Dooo pufher Book medical advice
"''n0a' ehSige TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATEAELA ca
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IAMpnpN MaryIana Avsnus.

Select location near piers ana amusements.
Rooms en- suite, with baths Booklet Special:
s. from Saturday dinner until after Monday
breakfast X. SHUMAN & son.
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There will be a team race between the
Blue Ball and Wawaset Gun Clubs next
Saturday.
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ATLANTIC CRY, \. J..
ATLANTIC CRY. \. j.

IOLW IN south Michigan avenue.
Home comfort, good table si25 up daily. 81
up weekly G.. WARBURrON.
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SEASIDE HOUSE. Atlantic city. n. j.
Best location on the ocean front Hot and cold
F.P. COOK & SON.
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HOTEL ISLESW0RTH. SnS y1Ss,ss ,lss,s' Ave
sea water IN all baths Low rates Tor June. with
and without private bath Unique Dutch cafe.
UneXcelled service. Hassler's orchestra.
OSBORNE q PAINTER
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HOTEL PRINCESS. A. ~ 'ss Ssra,,.,s nsssh and s'

Fireproof New and strictly modern. with every
ocean view rooms, with private hath elevator
sc. Superior table. Orchestra. Special, $3.50
up weekly. Coach at tIains Booklet
CiiAs. B. PRErTiMAN.
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! ht bktVUUhl. Near Beach'
Entirely new: phones in rooms si.5o up daily, IS
up weekly. Booklet NJ. WALSH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
ocean End OF

HU UIEL MAJEo IIC. HOUSE err irom nj, seseb. sg
Special rates. 81 per day and upward. $40 per
week and upward; elevator nom street level
booklet mailed SAMUEL w. ELLIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
Summer Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. }.
Iirginia Avenue and the Beach.
ATLANTIC OlrT, Nj.

TuE hRl lNcT0N Michigan Avenue
iHI hnliUu ON. aud beach.
Select location. Near new piers: private baths
phones IN rooms; elevator. Booklet
l. K. KUNZ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
THE DELAWARE CITY.

Tennessee avenue, third house from beach. In.
proved and reiurnishcd 10Th season.
MRS. s. r. BRADWAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
HOTEL PONCE De LEON. yi5g,ala

second houes from steel pier Capacity go Rooms
en- suite Hot aud cold sea water baths Special
June rates Booklet Always open.
S. r. SWEENY, prop