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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-08


sic przez okienko dostal %
|dach. Teraz uciekal dachu
nazdach az Wreszcie znoWu
|przez okienko Wcisnal sic ne
|strych, wszedl do kamieniey
i udal sic do szeWca, kt6re
mu byl znany pod innem ma
zwiskiem.Tuta, ME zdradza-
|jac zadnego wzruszenia, pos
|zyczyl sobie pod jakims po-
zorem zielonej czapki 2 dasi--
klein, bluzY i trzeWik6W FL
cowych. | gdy pred domami
stoja %podw6jne straze poll
cyant6w, gdy automobilami
spiesza urzednicy policyjni,
Hennig " przebraniu /, W.
. kamienicy i spokoj-
ME udaje sic v dalsza droge.
Daremnie p~rzeszukiwali#stry
chy i kominy policyanci, po-
~krywacze dach6w, kominia-
re - pc zbrodniarzu ME by
10 sladu. Dotad go tez ME
schwycono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-08
ZuchMala uCieCzka.

z moabickiego domu kar-
nego W Berlinie udalo sic
wczoraj rano zbiedz wieznio-
wi B~aranowskiemu " haste
pujacy spos6b, ot6z celka ie-
go miesci}a sic. obok eel
dw6ch innych wiezni6w. Col
.dbacha i Muellera, ktorzy
zdo}ali sic porozumiec . B.
"a pomoca rur do ogrzeWa-
MIA centralnego. Aby om6wic
plan ucieczki, przebili G.
NJ. kazdy 2 swej strony "
scianie otw6r do cell Barano-
|wskiego, tam zeszli sic oneg-
|daj W nocy i Wsp6lnemi si1a-
mi wylamali 2 nadzWyczajne.
mi trudnosciami otw6r W su.
|ficie, przez kt6ry dostali sic
ma dach; ztamtad spuscil sie
B. "a pomoca STA.
brykoWanego przez siebie
sznpra ma %podWorze, "a min
spuscil sic Mueller, gdy G
idokonyWaI tel samej sztuk::
"a przykIadem Koleg6W, ger:
wal sic naraz stryczek G
runal 2 wysokosci 20 metr6a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-08
Stub g1uchoniemych.

W Gostyniu odby] sic ME
zwyk}y obrzed slubny W ko-
sciele parafialnym. Para g}u-
choniemych oblubie6c6w pc.
laczy}a sic wez}em ma}ze6-
skim, a role przysiegi g}o'
sno szczeg6lniejszym jakims
dzwiekiem g}osu -odmawiali.
Nowoze6cy byli obydwaj W
Poznaniu W zak}adzie glucho-
niemvch i tam ich dose glad
ko czytac i pisa6 nauczono.
Pomiedzy goscmi weselnymi
znajdowa} sic tel krewny
m}odego pana, take Memo
wa 50-letni Lendlog z pod
Pakos}awia. Wyszedf on O.
oko1o II godz. wieczorem z
domu weselnego, a mad ra-
mem znaleziono go ma ulicy,
pare krok6w cd domu, ME
zzywfgo z g}eboka rama W g}o-
vie. Cia}o poddane bedzie OBJ
dukcyi sadowej, a pierwsze
wys}uchy W tel sprawie mic
ME wyjasni}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-08
Me tract nadziel.

Pan Franciszek Kubis z
Independence, Wis, przys}a}
nam nastepujacy list:y,C zlo-
wick, .kt6rY zostal wyleczo-
nym przez uzywanie Trinera
-Amerykahskiego Eliksiru
.Gorzkiego Wilma, pragnie wy
razic swe serdeczne podzie-
kowanie. Szuka1em daremnie
zdrowia u doktor6w r6znych,
ale pomimo zawod6w ME ira
ci}em nadziei. w kohcu wpa-
do mi do glowy, by spr6bo-
wac butelke tego wilma. Pc
%pierwszem, zaraz zazyciu spo-
strzegfem Re ten kordyal
Jest lekarstwem dobrem ola
mnie, DO boil stopniowo
zmniejszal sic, a zo}adek do.
maga} sic p~ozyWienia, kt6re~
gom przedtem przyjac ME byl
" stanie.7 Spotrzebowa1em
piec butelek i czuje sic zu-
peinie zdrowym. Kazdy, ko-
mu tylko polece to lekarstwc
|okazal sic z tegoz zadowolo-
nym, a mole siostry jak mai
|lepiej sic Q MEM wyrazaja".
Jest to nowym dowodem, re
Trinera Ameryka6ski Elk
sir Gorzkiego Wilma uleczy
kazdy zo}adek, navel W Wy
padkach takich, kiedy ma
|dzieje zupelnie utracono. Gdy
|tylko okaze sic zmniejszanie
sic appetytu, albo zupeiny
|brak tegoz gdy tylko lola
|dek odm6wl przyjecia lub
ME bedzie " stanie strawi6
pokarmu; gdy cera stale sic
nieczysta, oko zamglone, je-
zyk oblozony, cialo 2 poWo-
|duS oslabienia niezdolne dc
piracy, ten kordyal 2 pewno-
6cia wyleczy. Do dostania
W aptekach Tub u fabrykan-
"a JOS. Triner, 799 So. Ash.
land ave, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-08
ma mOrderCe.

W p6}nocnej dzielnicy Ber-
lima odbywa sic cd kilku dni
sciganie mordercy, kt6re ma
ley do rzadkich tego rodza-
ju wypadk6w. Pred kilku
miesiacami ko}o Wansee pod
Berlinem znaleziono zw1oki
kelnera Giernota, kt6ry pad1
ofiara morderstwa. Pc dluz-
szych poszukiwaniach policya
uwiezi1a teraz " Berlinie ro-
botnika Henniga, jake podej-
rzanego o zbrodnie. Hennig
spokojnie uda}, sic ma policya
i tam dopiero ma schodach
wydoby} szybko revolver i
uderzywszy MIN idacego "a
SODA poljcyanta W usta, u
ciek, rolicyanci it}um sta
raj sic go pochwycic, a pc
wien listonosz juz go mial
prawie " reku, ale Hennig
strzalem & rewolweru, aczkol.
wick chybionym, ma chWile
powstrzymaf pogon. Wpad]
nastepnie do jednego 2 do
NOV przy ulicy Schoenhaus
i zedzwoni1 do pierWszego !
brzegu pomieszkania. Gospo'
dyni, kt6ra odchyli1a drzWi
powiedzia1, pokazujac reWol
Wer, re jest urzednikiem pc.
licyi kryminalnej, ale przera.
iona kobieta zdola}a drzW.
zatrzasnac, a Wtedy HennEie
pobiegf ma strych, przecisna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-03-08


IA ziemie, gdzie pozostal ME-
przytomnyz zdruzgotanemllii..
(nogami. Oval pierWsim music
j teraz, ably sic desta6 IA
(upragniona Wolnost, pTzebyt
[ieszeze=mur vysokosei6 me- 19
tr6w; przebyl 90 szcze5livie
B., zarzuoajac ma druugga stro-
ne przygotoWana przez siebie
line 2 skreconYch przesciera,
del zaopatrzona " haki
wciagnai sic IA niej " gore
i - znikl pc drugiej stronie
muru. Gdy NJ. zamierzaI v
ten sam spos6b Wydostae sic
przez muir, urWal sic hak a
podczas ponoWnego wysilku
vienna nadeszli urzednicy ]
.uderemnili mu ucieczke. Ba-
ranorskiego %schWytano ".
Schoenebergu, ~przedmiesciu
'berli6skiem.
Do g1upich ME ma lekar-
silva!
Jakis obey handlarz zwr6-
Gil uwage kilku %obywateli,
re W Sosn6wcu ma pewien
pan "a okolo 10 tysiecy ma
rex papieroWych rubli i.
sprzedalby je "a 2 tysiace ma
rex. Trzech obyWateli zebra}o
te sumo, pojechali do Sos.
n6wca. w hotelu Victoria "a
stall tego pana, obejrzeli pie
niedze, pozwolili zapakowac
je W koperte, zap}acili 1000
marek i powracali do domu.
W pociagu chcac 6w skarb
blizej obejrzec, otworzyli ko.
perte i. spostrzegli W niej
swistki bia1ego papieru. Spie-
sznie powr6cili, ale oszust
czmychnal. Mai on dwie row
ne koperty i zrecznie je pre-
mienif.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITY.
United States Engineer Flagler TO Have
Charge of Delaware River Improve
mont. While Major sanford NJ Abroad.

United States Engineer FIagler TO Have
Charge of Delaware River Improve
ments While Major sanford is Abroad.
Major j. G. Sanford of Philadel.
phia, who has charge Of the United
States dredging operations on the
Delaware River, will sail from New
York next Saturday on the Red Star
liner Kroonland to attend a prelimi-
nary conference of the international
Congresses of Navigation at Brussels,
to decide upon the city and the time
when the next CoDgr S. shall be held
Major Sanford will gO as the govern
ment's representative on the Per a.
nent Commission The date is set for
May 2S, at which time the pr gri im
for the next Congress will also Dr az
ranged. M jor Sanford will return o.
America in about five weeks.
Arrangements have been made
turn the channel work over temp
arily to Major Q. A. f. Flagler, corp
of engineers, now in charge OF q
Wilmington district. During MAJ
Sanford's absence the river dredg
VIII be pushed vigorously on an
Major Flagler and Chief Inspector d
+. Hass Karl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

The Philadelphia National League
team yesterday defeated Boston by the
score Of to 2. Cincinnati and 81. Louis
played o l5-inning tie game; Chicago
won from Pittsburg, 20 2 and Brook
lyn shut out New York, 9 70 o.
in the American League the Athletics
shut out Boston, 70 0; New York won
from Washington, to 2; Detroit defeated
Cleveland, 8 to 3, and st. Louis won from
Chicago, 10 to 0.
Harrisburg won from York in the Tri-
State League, ! TO o. Williamsport de-
fcated Johnstown, II to A. and Altoona
defeated Lancaster, 3 TO ?. The scores;
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Philadelphia: r. II. r.
Phillies !. o 0 O2O o01x-8 8
Boston % 0 0 o 2 900 o. 4 o
Batteries--Phillies, Duggleby and Doo-
In; Boston, pfeiffer and O'Neil Um-l
pires, Emslie and Conway.
Al Cincinnati:
ooiooioOOoOOOO-a 2 10 /
iooooIooooOooO-2 o o
Batteries Cincinnati, Weimer and
schlei Sc. Louis, Brown and Raub. Um-
pires, Carpenter and Klein.
rittsburs o j ooooolo-2 /
Chicago % 0OO02 Ga /
Batteries Pisttburg Hilehrand and
Pet1; Chicago, lundgren and King.
Umpire. Johnstone.
A. Brooklyn: r. II. T..
Brooklyn q 2 Ol3o Ok 6 10 o
New Yorkl0 o 900 900 o. o 8 o
Batteries Brooklyn, Pastorious and
Ritter: New York, Wiltse and Bowerman.
Umpire, o.Day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston az So.p1 ooooooooo-o T.
Athletios 4 o OiliO o. 3 2
Batteries-- Boston, Winter aud Gra-
ham; Athletics, Waddell and schreck
Umpire, Sheridan.
AZ New York: R he
New York.0 3 o20Iox-7
.Wash'ton i o OO1 o o. Q 3
Batteries-Now York, Orsh and Klei-
now; Washington. Falkenherg, Sudhoff
and Heydon. Umpires, Evans and Hurst.
A. Cleveland; r. II. T..
Detroit :, a oil o2i O-S14 l
Battedes-c Cleveland, Hess, Eels and
BuelowI Detroit, Donovan and Payne
umpire, OonnunJ.
AZ Chicago; r. II. T..
Chicago % 0 OOoOOO-'0 3
ST. Louis o 2 8 2 900 / 0-IO Is 3
Battedss--Chicago, Owen. Feine and
Sullivan, HArti ST Louis, Howell and
Riclrey. Umpires, Connor and O'Iaugh-
lin.
RBsrkFD flnAoUR.
AZ York; r. HE
HarisbS o Q,O OGoooOo-i s @
York Il. 90 o o D o o o o. o 3 l
BstteHop-- -Haulsbrg, Doescher and
Sweeney York, Matthews and Smith.
Umpire, Kellcy.
AZ Williamsport; r. H. r..
lohnst'n "a O-0OkO 0oo-4 Q 3
Mill'port o 0 0l8lo oOx-ll IS 8
Observation-Disclosures, Donovan, Amole
Armstrong and Murphy; Williamsport,
Applegate and Blair. Umpire, Brown.
AT lancasters r.. II. Il.
Lancaster o 0 90 20 02Oo-2 q 2
Altoona 20 0 o o O o T. 3 10 o
Batteries Lancaster, Hodge and Re
menter; Altoona. Bell and Starnaglo.
Umpire, Smink.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
Wilmington 8 North.rp Fl.o,,on.

lhe annual election of tho stockholders
Of the Wilmington a Northern Raiiro,S
was held In the Reading Terminal phila-
delphia yesterday. Nearly the entire cant
tai stock of the company was voted. the
old officers and directors being elected for
another year. A quarterly dividend of q
OF 1 per cent was allotted TO stockholders
O. record Of May 18th and payable on that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

Dontals at Front and Union streets this
afternoon.
The du pont Junior Baseball Club
would like to receive challenges from any
15-years--od team In the city. On Satur-
day the du pont Juniors defeated the Hill
Tops by the score Of 10 TO IA in 10
inning game. Send challenges TO J. G.
jackson, =. o. Drawer 1901, city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
Ainrnnln Ilnnrr-

Maypole dance was given last evening
under the auspices OF the ladies' club OF
the delaware Saengerbund IN German Hall.
The affair was in honor Of the 10th anniyer-
sary of the club. The hall was rrettily
decorated in apple blossoms and ribbons.
the color scheme being pink and green.
Attached TO the MHypola we're streamers O.
ribbon, colors Of tee club. AZ The base
was pot Of wild honeysuckle, whilo the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
AMERICAN LnA0uE.
Washington az New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland
TRI-srATE LEAGUE.
Johnstown at Altoona.
Lancaster at Harrisburg.
Williamsport at York
NOTES.
The UsheB Union baseball team was
doieated yesterday by the Wilmington
Business School team by the score Of 2l
to3.
Tho Wilmington High School team
will play the University Of Pennsylvania
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

top wis crowned with sprays of American
Beauty roses. Music was furnished hv
Eagan's orchestra. Each woman in the
dance was presented with a bouquet of red
and white carnations. Dancing was Kent
up until 2.30 O'Clock. A luncheon was
served. The dance was led by Miss Amelia
Meizner, Matilda ieacar, Mary I av
Amelia Detlmg. Mary Detllng. Lena
bachsr, Rose steinke, Bertha Metzner and
Mary krapi. NV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
PENNSYLVANIA
Il RAILROAD.
PhALsAaL a-.-f tiAas D-AA-llMOhE ANu
MAnh1h61ON DIVISION.
bCnedule IA elect Auril IN Ioas

Trains leave Wilmington A. foiIov
y for H. Chester and Philadelphia, 14s, AIS, fan
tl0bQ IL Ia tll.S2, 1.4o A IN, fl ~ I'D y ~
zbs, 1850 40. 500 1870. 6o7 t6 IS, 657. aiS
isl4 1900 s.s5, il. ~ 4 no, fi2ik IA ~ r.le
ts.oO' Duo, io.so' eoll. 12s, ais, hoo and mo-
For Philadelphia only. Aso. as5a M 900.
BOO, b22, ais, III and 500 ?. m. weekday sS5
b.z2 a m, ala III and 500 p. m sundays ~
For New York Through expTessl, la sss
n II. a28 ?. m. weekdays. Las. $50 sii.4sa M,
sl.87, Los, az, COZ '628 I'll and s28p M
For boston without change, io.ooa N. andsn
7. m, weekdays 500 D. m 6undaya
Baltimore and Washington. Los. A2o IT'S, sOl
$40 tlo.l4 n.o7. sll.es a m, .l2sa 'l.l1. e20S
s-o. A59, b.z5, 6.08 '62t, 700. F7S1, s6.l5, tsOO
m, ana l2.ls night week-dayA l.03 40, 7.lb
SSS !sss 7s sis iaoor. m and ia IS SiS5ts
baltimore ana intermediate stations, t2a
ff.l8, b.68 ,. m. week-daYa and f65S p. m. sun.
FOR THE SOUTH
:, ,etennc coast Lne-Expresa, Los q. m. and
southern Railway-Express. so2 L m ca
seaboard All Line Railway-Express.so a N.
Norfolk and Western Ranway-Bor Msmphi,
and New Orleans. 6.26 D. N. daily
Chesapeake q Ohio Railway-kxpreas, uN 4
ln' Teek-daysir r5 sio n, p m +, daily nIyy;,aroS
6.b2 p. m. week-days
For Lewes sos a m. and s.44 p m wesk-dayt
For Rehoboth. s28 a m. Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays
For Dover. Harrington and Delmax, a2S, io.ss
3. NJ e.44, 662 p. m weekdays and 1200 night
daily
For Harrington ana way EtationA ass q N
and sos ?. %. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point Comior.
and Norfolk, lO.6s a m. weekdays and l2.o0 night
tOk ATLANTIC CITY.
lOuuocrlur via West PhiINdclDhla. $50 a m
2.bS and 6.ls p m, week-d Us; S.l4 n. m. and
6.is p. M, Sundays Atlantic City Special atQ
rDinlng car. ccummOdation lrainG
The Wilmington Transfer Co. viii call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences.
For iuriher Information, apply to J. H. No
Williams, City Ticket Agent Market street.
or al the station. Telephone. City Ticket Ofice
d. 4 A. $3.50.
W. W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GRO. W. BOYD,
General PASSENGER Apent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
KnncIea Down bv a wagon.

Edith Robinson, a ten-years-old colored
girl, Of No. SOB Orange street, was knocked
down by wagon last evening and her left
leg was bruised. She was taken 10 her
home By Police Officer Connor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
To Enlnrrn Hn.lnrr.

The Delaware Hosiery Manufacturing 70;
mas purchased a large lot at Fifteenth anu
Walnut streets from the Mcdonnell estsie.
Tor Sl,60, with frontage Of lO5 feet ano ~,
depth OF llS. The land will be used for ins
purpose Of erecting an addition 10 lns
company's plant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

Chauncey Olcott, the romantic sing
ing comedian, comes to the Grand
Opera House next Monday night in a
new play entitled Edmund Burke. -
by Theodore Burt Sayre. 1t is said to
have proven delightful entertain
ment and gives this graceful Irish star
opportunities TO show all his Qraces
and to sing to dainty ballads with
which he has embroidered the several
acts of the play. The titles Of his new
songs are; you Can Sail in NV
Boat, " The Little Birds Story. :,
" Miss Mary and Your Heart
Alone Must Tell" In Edmund
Burke" Mr.. Olcott will be seen i'm his
strongest acting part. The play is Of
the middle Of the eighteenth century
and affords splendid opportunity for
picturesque scenery and. beautiful cos
tunes. There is a very pretty roman.
tic story in Mary Nueent's and Ed.
mund Burke's life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

There's nothing 40 good for a sore throat
a. Or. Thomas Electric Oh. Cures IL In
iev hours. Relieves any pain IN any part.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
IN The BASEBALL LEAGUES
The Phillles Took a Game
From Boston Team.
ATHLETICS SCORED A SHUTOUT
The Senators Lost to New
York, 2 TO ?.

In the Tri-stats League, Harrisburg, VIII
namsport and Altoona Were the Win
uers-standinE Of ths clubs aud Playing
Schedule for Tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
Crushed Bstween Tug and narge.

Edward Clendeniel of Milton. fell between
a barge and tug yesterday on the Cooper
Greek, Camden, n. J. Both legs we're
crushed and his body injured. He was
taken 10 the Homeopathic Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
The DELAWARE city
'bMR0pW Maryland Avenue.

tennessee avenue lhird house from beach. I'm
proved ana ieiurnshed. 18Th season.
MRS. Z. H. BRADWAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS

Victor and his Band Of thirty-hve
pieces figure prominently in the bill
which opened for the week at Manager
Dockstader's playhouse yesterday. II
10 a high-class musical organization
and every number was warmly ap-
plauded at both the matinee and even
ing performance. Victor's methods ss
a leader are interesting 10 say the
least. He ia never still while on the
stage and his body keeps motion with
the music while he wields his baton
most vigorously oil the while. It is
unusual TO find n band Of thirty FIVE
pieces in vaudeville hill but no one
oHn say that IL isn't pleasing varis-
tion. II there wasn't another act on
the bill this week Victor and his
Band would be worth the admission
price. In addition, the Barrows Ian
caster Go. in Tactics, a pretty and
interesting little war drama, scored
an emphatic hit yesterday, and pre-
sented a sketch that il certainly not
excelled in vaudeville. IL introduces
two old veterans Of "a, whose reoolleo-
tions Of the war serve rs the basis for
some highly entertaining dialogue, the
climax OF which is reached when they
undertake TO discuss the battle Of
Gettysburg; from their respective
points Of view The son Of one Of the
veterans and q daughter Of the other
figure in the act and Of course finally
fall in love and marry, at the same
time eifecting reconciliation between
the old vets whose discussion OF the
war have invariably been rather
heated. The Herald Square Comedy
-Four, "Mr. Cupid's Hotel, must
cal comedy in miniature introducing
Miss Ida Crispi, an English come
dienne, and several other numbers Of
average merit make up a very good
bill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

The District school viii be called to
order at the Neu-Century Club tonight by
the ringing OF the bell at s. 10 shsrp.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
ATLANTIC CITY.

Nie1-g Near Beach.
Inobsiructed view OF ocean from nearly everv
point nycnient 70 piers. theatres railroad sta
tons and shopping distfict rooms ca suite with
bath sun parlor. modern appliances special
weekly. $1,000 40 10 sl6O0
JOHN = GIBERsoN, owner and Proprietor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

S'i's near Beach.
select location near piers and nmusemeuts
Rooms en- suite, with baths Booklet Special
= irum saturday dinner until after Monday
breakfast x. sCauMAN & SON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
HOTEL HAJESTIC, Hss:. Hyss"is is.S A's., i:.ss. ss

Special iates' s. per day and howard. SO per
week and upward; elevator nom street level;
oooklet mailed. SAMUEL W. ELLIs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule In effect March Is. 1900.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

tDaiy. toaily except sunday SSunday only.
NEW YORK ana the at, - &c, a5.26, 1910, INA
1ll.85 q m II. g. ta80, s5.17. "Royal Limited
FHiiI1zA'psLPAiiA = .22s, $50, t5.so local. ie4s
9 Iio9s local, tid57 local tiiis, iflsS 'irS m,
local. .5l7 Roy Limited" t6.1 local,
tloo {7.o5 local s742; IS 81 local IL 90 pm
cHEsrhR, tS,so local ts'o; 20 lloeall. e 70
local., t45k local, 1870 llocall 100, s7.oo
u call, T.42 te.s2 llocall. sli.O0 p m.
BALTIMORE a &WAShING1ON, @Al8 s8 10 III %
Limited. se.09, 80 o3 p. m.
BALTIMORE and way Htauonh P.oA
1915 a n; tsl2, S602 p M
NtWAhk. s4l8, 400 I'D 4lLo1 4
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tl2s2, 1872, l5.55 txpress f6O2, ia IS, sllSo pm
Landenber- and way stations, 1874. flO.lo
m; 1851 f7.2p m. -
fkoyal Limited 30 O8 p. m.
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Travelling Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

Montgomery and Stone in "The
Wizard of o., - the blithe and merry
extravaganza, will doubtless be vel
coined at Grand Opera House on Fri
day, May 18th, by an audience that
will crowd the house TO overhowne.
The production deserves It, After the
tiresome surieit of musical comedies
that are neither musical nor comic, a
genuine departure in stage entertain
ment, like 1.-The Wizard" is a crate
ful relief An up-to-date fairy tale,
with two such original characters as
the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman.
must needs appeal to young and old
alike, and whenever Montgomery and
Stone are upon the stage the fun is
fast and furious. An unusually
vivacious lot of girls contribute in no
small degree TO the success Of the
show, which from a spectacular view
point has seldom, il ever, been equaled
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08

It is an interesting fact that Dela-
ware, though a small state, is the hrst
60 get the real moving pictures Of the
San Francisco horror. These pictures
taken by Miles Bros, Of San Fran
cisco and New York, will be exhibited
In Wilmington on May 10th, l1th and
18th, with daily matinee, and the
people Of this city will have an oppor-
tunity TO live for two and one half
hours amidst the exciting scenes which
followed the San Francisco earth
quake. They will have an opportunity
of seeing what took place and to know
the great good which the relief funds
sent from Delaware and other places
did the people of the stricken city.
No sooner had the earthquake occurred
than Managers Humphries & Price
began q search for moving pictures.
They knew that Miles Bros we're the
only concern having n plant In the
burned city and men there Go work the
machines. They got into communioa-
tion with Miles Bros. nc once. They
were the first on the ground with
Miles Bros. just as Miles Bros. we're
the first on the ground in San Fran
cisco. The consequence was that while
others we're writing to Miles Bros. for
pictures Humphries & Price we're
walking about with a satisfied smile
on their faces and an exclusive oon-
tract for the pictures In Delaware and
the vicinity in their pockets. The
first pictures completed we're sent
direct 20 Wilmington while the show
paper for the exhibition was shipped
TO Wilmington before the ink was dry.
At the Lyceum, May 10th, l1th aud
18th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-08
4hON sIEAMnkS
BrandywiHe and City Of Chester.

IL EucCL
Leaves Wilmington, Fourth street wharf, wees
days and Sundays, 5.30 1850 a m, LS0 and
a.la p IA.
Leaves Chester Une hour later.
Leaves Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
weekdays anu sundays, 80 and 1870 a. m, l.So
and AIS p. N.
L. ayes chester one hour later.
Snip ers Of ire ghl have frequent service, care
iul handling, prompt delivery and iull protection
from the weather by covered WnarYes and
wagons
10 secure these facilities, order your shipments
via WILSON LINE Chestnut Street Wharf,
Phllade phia, Pa, and Fourth Street Wharf
Wilmington, Del.
Jonilen, n. Saturday, Aprll 2sth, on Saturdays
ana suudays only, an extra boa will leAYs both
Wilmington and Philadelphia I d. m.
FARES, INCLUDING SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia, Exc- Doc; one way, l5c
Chester. Ike, l5c; one way, l0c.
HORACE WILSON, General MANAGER.