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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-03

nyaiiaDie candiuate. 1iey WIN run me
for the stats senate, with the assurances
that shall be sent TO Warrington"
"Yon'il be awfnlly busy with the
campaign and the investigation" she
iamentsd. I'm afraid will not see
anything Of you at all"
Harrington has fixed all that" he
explained. "Tbey realize that cannot
handle both, no vanick will take over
the investigation. wanted to keep on,
but Harrington pointed out that could
not do both and that this was too good
chance at the senate TO bs lost"
"And are you going 10 give up the IN.
yestigation," she gasped--"fve up mn
that has been gainedT
"varrick can carry II on" DO said Inn
patiently. eve have to make some
sacrifices"
"And you are going TO give up the
fight before you have fairly begunT'
she repeated. You are going TO turn
your back on the investigation and let
that fall through that you may 30 10
Washington
II told you vgrrIck would take my
place" he said irritably. Marion turned
and faced him.
Hugh" she said simply, do you
really think that Mr.. yarlck will take
your placer
"Why notT he asked. This was 40
different from what he had anticipated
II heard Mr.. Colghoon talking to ia
ther last night she explained. "He
said that the investigation was com.
plete surprise 10 both parties. that they
had supposed there would be the usual
whitewashing and that you had made
II a real investigation
"What Of ~" demanded Candlcss.
'Iie said" went on Marion, that he
wondered how they would bribe You
OFF: that he did not think money could
do II. was proud OF you then, Hugh"
"Why not nowT he asked GROSSLY.
lis It any disgrace to be elected to
congressT
at liz disgrace when you turn your
back on the people who look to you
10 right an eyil--when you sell your
honor for the nomination"
But am not selling my honor" he
Insisted. Il am simply obeying my
party's call. AIN doing. as am told.
for the best good Of the party"
you mean IN running for congress
but the good Of the party means drop
ping the Investigation"
"Yarrick will carry II on" he per
sisted.
"Not the way you would. Father
said that II you kept on Harrington
himself would land In jail Hugh
don't you see that they are bribing you
just as surely as though they put mon
ey In your handsT'
The girl watched him curiously IA
he sprang TO his feet and began to pace
the floor. For a quarter Of an hour
nothing was said; then he turned TO hel
abruptly.
'ha- he gpiu pani.v .yo,i ar.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-03

out, but II was too late now 10 call on
the investigation. The public had been
aroused.
To Cnndless II had seemed as II be
were very near his goal. for he was TO
make Marion his wife when be had
made his way. Surely bis future was
assured. II only the investigation bad
ended In time 10 run for the senator.
shipl
He wondered aa he followed Harripg.
ton into the conservatory whether II
were too late. An hour later. with
sparkling eyes. he emerged from the
conference and sought the girl
rs II good news. Hughf" she asked
az be led her toward the library.
ut couldn't be betterw he cried ex.
ultingIy "Tll give you three gucssea," T"
They were inside the library now, ard
tho girl faced him. ''is II the senator
shipw she half whispered.
Candless nodded ms he seized hGr
about the waist and waltzed her across
the floor to the library sofa. He was
like boy In his exuberance
"Teli me all about H." she demanded
as she curled herself upon the sofe.
WAS that what Mr. Harrington want
cd Of your
'Sothing less" exulted Candless. III
asa ,aaa a,-c:..e1 that ! am las most
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-03

How the Blood Moves In the Veins.
The principal cause Of the movement
of the blood In the veins Is what the
psychologists refer to as "the pressure
from behind" BY this Ii meant the
capillary circulation. or movement OF
the blood caused by the constant pump.
Ing action Of the heart, which forces
the current into and through the veins
To prevent the engagement OF the
velns-that Is. TO prevent their becam
ing so filed with blood that their re-
sistance would counterbalance the pres
sure from the arteries--each pulsatton
OF the heart by emptyIng the right ven
trlcle allows d part OF the blood accu-
mulated In the veins to be removed. In
this way the backward resistance liz
the veins IL kept inferior TO the pres
sure Of the arterial circulation. The
yenous circulation IL also greatly aided
by the action Of the voluntary muscles.
II Is well known fact that when n
muscle contracts II thickens and be
comes diminished In length. The ef.
feet OF this lateral swelling Is to COM
press the veins lying between the mus
Giles. thus forcing the blood forward.
Another peculiarity IL the half moon
shaped valves with which the veins are
well provided. These "semilunar"
valves open only toward the heart,
making any backward movement Of
the blood into the venous system Inn.
possible.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-03

right In my Joy ii ssssin,se ~ jss+.s
what | have 10 eagerly longed Tor !
have blinded myself TO the real neal
Ing Of Harrington's offer. I see now
that he wanted to get me out Of thf
way. | will 70 and tell him ] will nol
riD." AI
He tenderly bent and kissed her, ther
rose to his feet and left the room. while
The girl buried her head Ia the pillows.
Harrington stormed and threatened
but Candless would not be moved, and
In the end word passed through tht
rooms that the announcement thai
candless would abandon the inyestigs.
tion was premature.
Late that evening, after the guests
had gone, Candless fingered In the II
brary for good night chat "T'm
sorry you are disappointed, Hugh .
whispered Marion. but we can walt
dear. until your honor comes without
the taInt OF suspicion"
YES" be said quietly, "even though
II may be long wait | will keep my
bands clean."
Hugh" said Major Sharpless, enter
Ing through the curtains. Il don't think
you need TO wait. my boy. You have
your triumph In being willing to fore
20 perferment for your duty. That
IN far greater triumph than the win.
ming OF the senatorshlp. You may have
Marion whenever you want her"
Hugh turned TO the girl. II want hei
now" he said quietly, "for my strength
lies In her"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-03

The Jersey COW Il small animal.
and therefore her maintenance ration
is small, while a relatively large part
Of her food goes to profit. She is a
persistent mixer often perpetual
mixer and ordinarily not dry more
than six or eight weeks in year. shs
has an extremely long period Of use
fulness in the dairy. Five years cover
the profitable work OF the average COW.
The Jersey produces until fifteen years
old. Many are profitable when eighteen
10 twenty-one years Of age Farmer.
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The o,her way.

"Aren't you afraid that horse will
run away with somebody
Friend said Broncho Bob. 1T aIn't
nottin' In Crimson galch for q boss TO
run away with man. It's when
man tries 10 rp away with hoss
that there's danger" Washington
Htar,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-03

Husband during the spat) Anyway,
Tm not afraid to say what think.
Wife--No. I suppose not, but you ought
10 be ashamed to. o.--Detroit Tribune.
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anseraDie story or the steal or inc wa
ter front by the Cadiz and Southwest
ern. M0Wt
II had been no part OF the leaders
Intentions that the story should CONE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
PARLOR SOCIAL.
Given by Mules ". c. r. q. At tho Resi-.
denoc Of Mrs. Frank 4. Haley.

Given by Hiles W. c. T. q. ~ tho Resi-
dence Of Mrs. Frank =. Haley.
parlor social was held by the
Hilles Women's Christian Temperance
Union 40 the home Of Mrs. Frank E.
Haley, 26l6 West Eighteenth street,
last evening. Fifty people were
present. Mrs. Carrie Rankin, president
Of the union, presided. The programme
was az follows Singing, National
Hymn Devotional Exercises led by
Mrs. +. A. Brosus; Singing, Rock
Of Ages :" Address by Mrs ". l..
Pettingill, "Work in the Sunday
school !" Duet, Piano and Mandolin,
by Clinton Brown and Harvey Mearns (;
Address by Mrs. G. T.. Rankin, Scien-
tiiic Temperance Instruction =" Duet,
by Misses Elsie and Annie Dickinson ;
Address by MB. Mary B. Donnell,
county president Of the W. G. T. o.,
Work among tho Soldiers at Delaware
City, Solo by J. Gilbert Mearns I;
Address by W. j. Pettingill, pastor
Of North Baptist Church Piano Solo
by Clinton Brown. Address by Rev.
h. E. Carpenter, pastor Of Mt. Salem
M. E. Church; Singing Delaware
Temperance Day " Refreshments
we're served. A bouquet was presented
TO Mrs. Donnell, in behalf Of the
union, by Mildred Haley, one Of the
youngest members Of the union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

Great Chief Of Records Edward Nc
Intire, assisted by acting Great Prophet
W. T. Purks. Great Senior Sycamore
Frank d. Walker. Great Junior Sycamore
Ernest Griinefeld and Great Sannap viii
liam W. Cohee, raised the chiefs Of Wa
waset Tribe, last evening. a. follows:
Prophet, Thomas Cochran; Saohem, James
Jackson; Senior Sycamore, l.. T. Purirp;
Junior Sycamore, Lowther Beacon; Chief
OF Records, Joseph Russell; Keeper Of
Wampum, Fred Walker; Collector of
Wampum. w. T. Purks: Sannaps. John
Martin, Harry Lowther; Warriors Fred
Krauss, F. NJ. Moore, Ashley Hand
Howard Sheppard; Braves. r. ]. Benson
John Gamble, Joseph Gregg, Abner Hol-
lingsworth; G. of w., Robert Andrews:
Guard Of Forest, James Andrews. This
tribe has made substantial gains during
the term and has the name of being one
Of the most charitable tribes in tho reser-
walton.
Great Junior sagamore William Il.
Ferguson, assisted by acting Great
Prophet George @. Guthrie. Great Senior
SaEamore H. g. Bane, Great Junior Saga
moro Charles Green. Great Chief OF REQ
ords p l.. Henderer, Great Keeper Of
Wampum G. r. Perkins and Great San
nap @. A. Cline, raised. the chiefs Of Hia-
watha Tribe, No. a.. last evening, as fol-
lows: Prophet, L. W. Thomas; Sachem
Everett Jones; Senior Sagamore. c. NJ.
Avery; Junior Sycamore. G.. +. Goodnow;
Chief OF Records. II. A. Casperson; Keeper
OF wRmpum J. II. Westcott; Sannaps.
Charles Green, r. S. Bane: Warriors.
F. Whiteman, F. r. Maxwell. p. l.. Hen
derer II. d. Neyl: Braves. G. W. Green.
Jr., W. II. Beach. W. W. Smith: Guard Of
Wigwam, NJ W. Brashears; Guard Of
Forest, j. G. Fritz; Guard of Forest
Charles Green. This tribe is full of life
and several pale faces have been ad-
mitted 10 membership lately.
Great Sachem Charles McIntire raised
the chiefs Of l<cokulS last evening. He
was assisted by acting Great Prophet
George c. Guthrie Great Senior saga
more George @ Byron. Great Junior Saga
more William II. Ferguson. Great Chief
Of Records Frank r Paradee. Great
Keeper Of Wampum C.. r. Perkins. Great
Guard Of Forest William J. Buckley.
Great Guard Of Wigwam Richard +.
Monck The chiefs raised were as fol-
lows: Prophet, Ora f. sutton: Saohem.
". T. Young; Senior Sycamore. +. G.
Cox; Junior Sagamore. NJ L. Rutter;
Chief Of Records, r. H. Hanns: Keeper
Of Wampum, J + Byer; Sannaps. II. r.
Sinclair, d. NJ Castlow; Warriors, L..
Mclntire, Fred Schuster, ]. S. Smith, A.
9. Rudgers; Braves. H. T. Haines, r. O..
kidwell, NJ. H. Peters, c. L. Aschenback;
Guard Of Forest, w. =. Bromwell: Guard
of Wigwam, +. B. Lysinger This tribe
is one Of the liveliest in the reservation Of
Delaware and is increasing its member
ship and finances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
BOXING

A good card has been arranged FOR
the amateur boxing tournament at
the Arena tomorrow night. The FIRST
bout will be between Battling Benzik
and Young McGovern for the los pound
championship Of Wilmington. Harvey
Carney and Johnson will fight four
rounds and the other preliminary will
be between Kid Smith Of New Castle
and Kid Gardner Of Browntown.
The semi-wind up of six rounds will
be between Kid Brice Of this CITY and
Lem Harris Of New Castle The wind
up Of six rounds will be fought by
Buck Cody Of Wilmington and Tommy
Ioftus Of Delaware City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
sonedule 10 eject March 10, IDOd'
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
WII MINGTON. DEL.

tpaily iuahy except SUNDAY. SUNDAY only,
NEW YORK ana the at, $40. s5.26, $40, tll,lA
ii1.S5 a 70 .26, 1880, a5.lz Royal Limited
FHii.E1DniLIPhiA. p 2s. s5 o. t5so local. ts4o.
40 LEGAL. Is 10, ss "a local. 70 Is, ss4o,
glO4s local, tlO57 local. 1lll9, sll.36 a. m,
ll.g6, t205 local, 1880, sASO local, 1921
llocall f5.l7 Roy ] Limited" l6.21 local,
t7GO. f7O5 [ocall s7.42, Is 81 local al 90 pm.
CHEsTER, t630 local, t6iO a7.20 local, Is 10,
1884 local, t9.l5, - 80 SlC.4s local, tl0d
local. NI35 a. m. 4L26, 1905 local, "a 80
local, f45l local. 1870 local TOO, 400
h, cali, f7.i2. 1872 local, sli.OO ?. m.
BkLTiNORE q WASHINGTON, ,+Al8 s8l6 il0o
a. m, LOG f247 fl.47. t556 '8.5Q @Royal
Limited. J." 'e:O9, 40 o8 P. m.
BALTIMORE and way stations, 100,
gsl a H.; t8l2 s6o2 p. n
NtWAhk '4lS, 100 &lo, llOo, =
m. ti2f2, 'lc6, 1872 i555' t5o2 t6'lS 's.N
sineeriy. 100 am. is1s, til.os lEIrresslAm.
tl242, 1872, t555 txpress,l s6o2,i6 49, sllsO m
Landenber. and way stations, 1924 elO.lo a
m; 1857, f7.25p. N.
iiTIs BURG, sSl6 a. M: l4.47, t5.5S $50
[soyal Limitedl 30 % p. m.
CEICAGO Hsl6 a, NJ; - AZ p. N.
CINClN NATI. II. LOUIS & LOUISVlLLkiN6.lq
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DEi AWARE AVENUE STATION
Delmarvia elephone No 2l93
j.. D. A. Telephone No. l422A.
City Ticket Ofhce, No. S04 Market Street.
ID. q A. Telephone i75sA.
Delmarvia telephone 2lq5 II. A. MILLER,
Travelling Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
Nearly Ready for Service.

The steamboat Brandywine Of the
Wilson Line, which has been on the ma
rine railway OF the American Car and
Foundry Co., for several days, was ne
leased from the railway yesterday, and
It is expected that the spring overhauling
OF the boat will be completed so that IL
can be placed on the regular spring
schedule the early part OF next week
The boat presents new appearance with
a coat of white paint.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
"Oid lavender, " Edward Harrigan's

"Old Lavender" Edward Harrigan' s
famous piece opened an engagement
At the Lyoeum Theatre, last night, to
q good audience. The piece is too we'll
known to need much comment The
scenic and electrical effect are beyond
the regular run at popular priced
houses, and the work Of Mr.. Harrigan
and his company, including Elizabeth
Morgan, jose lowering, William Hnr-
rigan, Jack Welsh and others, is excel
lent. With performance this and
tomorrow afternoons and evenings
"Old Lavender" will close its engage
ment at the Lyceum, and all theatre
goers should witness one of these per
formances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
AMERICAN IEAGUE.

The Washington Americans shut out
the Providence Eastern League team
again yesterday. Harry Barton was
behind the bat for Providence. Score by
innings
Washington .........1 1000 IA
providence .....0 o o o o o o o 90
Batteries sfarlSell, Hardy and Repp;
Maddox, Mckenney, Barton and Cooper
A dispatch from Cumberland, Nd, says
"1he Regulars Of the Altoona team beat
ihe Yanigans, composed largely Of mem
hers Of the Cumberland nine. here today.
The game vas filed with exciting plays
The Altoona players will remain here until
NEXT Wednesday
Other games played yesterday follow
AZ Richmond University Of Pennsyl-
vnnis, n; Richmond College, 8.
AZ New Havsn-Yale. o; Amherst. !.
Az Tuscaloosa, AlA-Vanderbilt, 8;
Alahama, o.
AZ Atlanta -AfiAnta CsOuthern), 2;
Augusta q. A., L
The Regular bcam Of the Wilmington
High School was defeated by the Yani-
gans again yestariAy By the score Of 4
to- The teams lined up a. follows:
Yanignps -Fred0ick, O; Stewart. D. /;
Vending, e.; Mclntire, lb.; FidRnco, ID. /;
simpson. Sb.s sillitoe, III Eastmsn, Ct. I;
Tyre, RI.
Regulsrs- -RHhey, G.; MNgAn. D.
Hughes. sac EdRil, D., ButE. 2b'; b.
,inney, 81; King, ht Mowbray, ci.; Eek
man RI.
The GoIdey CoIIsge dab will play the
N-High School team ~ Front end Union
streets AZ 8.B0 o'oiook tomorrow after
noon.
IL now looks az though Joe Myers Of
this city who Connie Mack wanted 70 farm
out, viii 60 10 York.
Louis CriEU, tho crack catcher Of The
Boston Amsricana, y sAid TO be dying at
Hot Springs, Ark
Editor Every Evening: The Howard
High School team would Ike to know how
the Phonix A. c. cnn claim the amateur
championship when Il was defeated by
the II. II. s. team by the following scores.
3 b o, and 20 1. If they would like "
retain this title they can arrange TO play
a game o. series Of games for the same
hArold J. Ayers, manager, S06 East 1hir-
beenth street.
The Vandever avenue club has organ
ICED foG the season and would like b
neosiVe challenges from any team IN
ca ont Of the city with players IS year.
of ags. IL has open dates for the frs
Wssk h May. The players are, II.
lzAne, A. Hornar and Il. Remski catch
Ieral 3. Elliott and y. Cafiin pitchers
~ Foster, 3. q; IA Reed, 1b. H
PierCe, 20. ! G. .Prics, sd. b. d. Elliott,
= T. J. HALEY, IL D. MoElroNo
Bend challenges 70 Manager Ra,
Elltc4e $50 East Seventeenth street
The Vsndevers will play st. MARY
tesm on the 2lst Of April.
The Park A. O. would be pleased 4
receive communications from any team
IN or near the city regarding baseball
games for the coming season. AL
communications should be addresse
so Thomas NJ. Nichols, 4lO Nortl
Franklin. The players ages averag
10 years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
THE o.U. ".

Grand Lodge Journai Printed and Being
Distributed.
The journal Of the last annual session
Of tho Grand Lodge OF Delaware, A. o.
u. W., has been printed and the copies
are being mailed to the representatives
by Grand Recorder Thomas S. Taylor.
The book, which comes from the press
Of Hubert A. Roop, is well printed and
contains a good report Of the session. to-
gether with great deal Of other valuable
information As a matter Of record il
Is Of special value TO the members of the
order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
Snonsor for Nav Y.oht

Miss Charity NJ Rose Of New York
City Will be the sponsor for the yacht
which the Pusey & Jones Co. is building
for Andrew ". Rose of New York The
boat will hc launched az noon next Mon
day The launch will be followed by =
lpnehson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Tho Lights.
Fame Fire %.
Camp No. 4 p. o. A.
Philo-C Celtic Society.
First Regiment Band.
Oriental Lodge, X. Of p.
Excelsior Lodge, X. Of p.
Fairfax Lodge, I. o. o. n.
St. George Castle, X. q. X.
Laurel Council, d. n. OF A.
Wilmington Court, II. of A.
Liberty Lodge A. o. u. w.
Brandywine Lodge, 8. Of h.
St. Johns Chapter, r. A. NJ.
Temple Council, j.. o. r. D.
Brandywine Castle, X. q. ~
America Lodge A. o. u. w.
Columbia Lodge, /, o. o, y
German Library Association.
Local No. 1925, o. A. j.. oi A.
kncampment No. "a u. Y. l.
Delaware Lodge of Machinists.
triendship Oonclave. =. w. NJ.
Manitou Tribe, lmp'd o. r. M.
star OF Delaware Lodge, s. Of a.
Delaware Tribe lmp'd o. Il. NJ.
Constantine Council, l.. .. r.. O
Washington Council, O. u. A. Nj.
lady Jefferson Home Communion.
Telegraph Council, Jr o. u. A. NJ.
James A. Garfield Council. ID. OF A.
canton Delaware, z. NJ. /. o. o. r.
Washington Camp, No. 4. =. o. s. A.
Command No. /, u. s. r. A. N. A. W.
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters Union
Wilmington 1insmiths Union, "A, No. 9s
James Young Ooncave, H.. OF s. ". M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
PENNSYLVANIA
l. RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
cnh.IllL. In 4 aanI March anLn InlA


Trains leave Wilmington follows
For Chester and Philadelphia, l.48, A16, t6.l0.
$50 fzlO 40. ~ $50 1907, $50 200, $50. i0O9
tlobo Ills, tn.S2, n.45 a m, tl2s;4os l;so, t2sS
1000 and fll.O0 D. no. weekdays l.48, 4. 10 fLiO,
fslA t9.0O. e35 ll.ts a. m, tl2lb l-87, roo, 264
1850, bl0a t5So, 6.0p. f.2a slsilo.00 and tll.00
p For Fol- fhiisdelphia only. ass, $50 a m, i22.
800 R22, ais, III and 500 p m week-dayn. ass,
b22a M, ala I'll and 500 ?. m. Sundays
For New York Through express), L48, ass.
e.S5, ll.45 a m, Pl2 22. 'l.8L $40 az 6OI Az
" a23 p N. week-days. l.aS S9, ~. .46 a m,
si.87, ass, az, COZ 'e.2s, I'll and 9.2S p m.
For boston without change, looOA m. aida
T. m. weekday 500 p. n. Sunday
Baltimore and Washington LOS; 40 7iS !! s9l y
e.l0 tiO.l4 107, sll.4s a. m, sl2sA Ill s1Va
M. ana i2is night week-dayS lOS 4.20, us.
6.02, ilOfA 1l.4S a m *l2Sa '10o 8b9, b2oi
eoS 'e.26, '7.si. si5 200 p NJ and ti2ls nightA
Baltimore and intermediate stations, t2t2
4ls, 65s p. m week-days and t6bs p. M sun
0ss" FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line.-kxpreea, LOs a. m. an1
1885 p. m. daily. Limited, .. 10 p m week-days
Southern kailway-kxpres eO1 M eos
SO and 7.S1 ,. m daily. Limited 4OA N
seaboard Air Line Railway -Express.s.o2 4. N.
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Aemphh
ano New Orleans. 6;26 D. IN daily. ,,o,
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Expreass law -
10. weekdays, Sl5 p. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New Nastle 6.55 s28 O. m 300 o'aA eno
eb2 p. m. weekdays
Tor LeWes, SIS a. m. and s.44 p M. weekday
For Rehoboth, 8.28 a. m Tuesday, IhursoAv
and Saturdays , . .. a -
For Dover Harrington and DelmaE, 80, 0a
O. m. B.4l, 6.62 ?. N. weekdays and lAoo nignA
daily
For Harrington ana way EtstonS 6.b5 a m
F1nness for cane Charlie Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1o.bs am weekdays ana L<'O' nASns
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, 50 a. m.
2bs and Sis p m, weekdays; sl4 q. m. ane
6lS T. ri Sr days. Atlantic city .peclaI, aa1
fDining car. Accommodation lralnA
IN $3.50 ugtOn lranslel 20 Nlll hl lol hhs
check baggage from hotels and residences
q mr. her information, apply 70 J. ID. MO
Williams, City Ticket Agent, Market etieeI
Or tation Telephone, city licket Onee
ana A. $40 .z~
W. w AI1ERBuRY, J. T. MOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GRO W. BOYD,
General PASSENGER AGENT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
SHOOTING

A number Of members Of the wil-
mington Gun Club held a practice
shoot yesterday. McHugh was high
gun, breaking "a out Of a possible 100
targets. f.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
BOWLING

The Tri- City Bowling League teams
rolled again last night.
4. W. Kerr and O. A. Roach Of this
city will roll two crack bowlers Of
tho Friends Central School, Phiiadel-
phia, in that oity tonight.
The f,f II ,cr-r. SILL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

Tho phillics turned the tables on tho
Athletics yesterday and won the fourth
game Of Tic series by .hc score OF ! 20 ].
This makes the series stand 3 90 IN favor
OF the Athletics, with four more games to
10 be played
Jerry Donovan. the former Williams
port player who is wcll-known In this
city, was behind the hat again for the
lhllics and did good work The score
by innings follows
r.. II. T..
Athletics 5000 10000 s 3
Phillios D.. o 90 90 x- 2
Batteries -Athlctics Coalyley and Pow
crs; Phillies, Duggleby and Donovan
Jmpires, Emslic and Connolly
The American League teams have the
best OF the series with the Nationals TO
date. There arc three series being played
~ follows. Athletics VS.. Phillies; ST..
Louis Americans VS. St. Louis Nationals;
Detroit Americans VS.. Brooklyn Ma
iionals. The standing OF the clubs fol-
lows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

To GIVE q Box Social.
Camp No. 4. P. o. os A., will give a
box socsl this evening in the Bader
Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
New Jersey & TilmmgtOu Ferry Co
Steamer UIrica.

Cnalge oi ume IA elect october ID 1904
leaves Wilmington, weekday 500 q m ana
sou =. N.
900 p m
600 and 1880 q m.
Leaves fenua Grove, Saturdays, 10 = m bleI
and 100 p m.
Leaves Wilmington, sundaya $50 q m ana
leaves Penns Grove, sundays, 1850 a m,
and 800 q. m.