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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
MANY DISAPPOINTED AT
NOT RECEIVING INVITATIONS

Washington People In sore Straits At
Not Being Asked 10 tho wedding of Miss
Alice Roosevelt.
Washington. Jan. q. MANY disap.
pointed persons in Washington are
wondering why they we're not among
the fortunate ones to be invited TO the
wedding Of Miss Alice Roosevelt and
Mr. Longworth. Many others are con-
graduating themselves on their good
luck.
1he invitations we're delivered yes
teIday, 1000 in number, but some, of
course, we're sent away to distant cities
and to places across the water, so it is
calculated that only 800 aoceptanoes
will be received.
The cards, which are engraved like
any other wedding cards, except that
the national crest appears on the top
OF the page IN plain white, bear the
inscription An answer is requested.
There will be no wedding cake put up
in boxes to be carried away as souve-
Mrs, as at most weddings, though there
is no wedding at which this would be
more appreciated.
Amnog the guests are a few Senators
AMI Representatives personal friends,
or those who in one way OF another are
close to the administration OF to Mr..
Longworth politically.
Most CT the Invitations, however.
have gone to the relatives and the
personal friends OF the families, with,
of course, all of the Presidents cabinet
and the chiefs of the Diplomatic
Corps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
FOR A NEW LIBRARY.

No Immediate Prospect OF the Present
Building Boing Sold.
The rumor that the Institute Free
Library building. at Eighth and Mar
ket streets, will be sold in the near
future, so that a new library can be
erected that will be better adaEtad to
the purposes, ia denied by the man
ayers.
William p. Bancroft, president Of
the board Of managers, stated today
that the building may be sold some
day, but whether it will be i've or %
years from now he could not say. The
board Of managers, he says, has taken
no action in that regard.
Rev. W. +. ID. Lewis, one Of the
managers, says new buildine is
needed, but he never heard that the
present quarters are to be sold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
DELAwARE'S BRILLIANT VICTORY.

Defeated Philadelphia Druggists In a Close
and Exciting Contest ~ the GRAND Opera
House.
Decidedly the most interesting game
Of basketball ever seen in this soity,
and one attended by a close. exciting
contest, was that between Delaware
College and the Philadelphia College
Of Pharmacy, at the Grand Opera
House, last evening. Delaware College
won by the SCORE of 10 TO l6 The play
was clean and rapid from the start,
and each half was closely foupht. Up
TO within few minutes Of the CLOSE
Delaware College had hard work to
maintain a lead Of one, but finally this
was increased to three by a skilfully
thrown goal. AZ one time the phlla-
delphians had q lead cf one.
Delaware's passing was swift and
accurate TO the point Of brilliancy,
but lack Of skill in tossing goals kept
her score down. Fortunately, now
ever, the visitors suffered in a like
manner, and thus made goal honors
easy. The latter also played the game
we'll, but Delaware's superiority was
manifested BY keeping the ball in
Delaware territory most of the time.
Only by the most desperate work did
the PhiladelphianI prevent Delaware
scoring mere heavily. The lineup.
Delaware College. p. O. p.
Miller, Newman forward go. Gregory
Shatfer r......... forward. ... Reisoh
Robin. centre. ......... Geaty
Hauber ........ defence ... Dawson
Baldwin, Stewart. .defenoe. ... Hughes
Field-Millsr, 1 Sha6er, 2, New
man, 3 Robin, 3 Gregory, 3; Reisch,
3. From iouls-Robin, ] Gregory, A.
Rotsree-Speer.
The preliminary game, be ween
Delaware College scrubs and st.
Thomas Cadets, was won by the latter,
10 to 4. The line-upi
Delaware Scrubs. st. Thomas Cadets
Taggart. ........ forward .... Doherty
Burns, Rothrook. forward ...... Burke
Noss, Cramer. centre. ...... Miller
Price. defence ...... Shields
Cramer, Burns. defence .. Wells
Field goals Burke, J.; Miller, ];
Shields, 2 From fouls-Shieldn, 2;
Taggart, A. Reieree-SpeeT.
A game will be played At tho West
End Reading Room this evening be-
tween the West End team and st.
Thomas Cadets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

The wilmingtsn A. A. Club owners
have not held q mesting Jet to decide
What will be best 90 do next season.
A meeting will probably be held next
usek. II 10 understood that a major
ity Of the directors favor playing inde-
pendent ball.
Many passes will be cut of In the
Tri-State League towns this year.
The following article appears In the
York Dispatch on this subjects
" According to the rules adopted by
the TTi-HtHte League az It's last meet
tng, the press and season tickets 10 be
issued by each club for the games next
season will be In the form Of a book
of coupons. Thus the clubs will be
able 10 keep track Of just how many
bpsople pass through the admission
gates, and the visiting team can get
Its fair percentage OF the admissions.
For every person entering the gate
tbsre must be something to show IN
the ticket box. n il is oompli-
mentary admission, II will show up so
on the returns. II 10 ia season ticket
u will show up, and the single admis-
oion tickets for which money is paid
that day need no explanation. The
league limited the free tickets on any
one day 10 100. II more Of such tick
cts are found In the box the manage
ment of the home team must make
them good In cash percentage 10 the
visitors There will be no cards of
admission, which we're formerly issued
by the management Of the ball club,
the coupon books replacing this old
tins form. F"
A dispatch from Holyoke, Mass.
says "Manager Fleming Of Holyoke
has returned from q trip TO Pennsyl-
vania. He thinks that Deal, Hartley,
RsmentsT, McCabe and Hoffman will
all bl With Jess N. Frysinger at Ian
caster next season. With Hoffman and
Hartley Mr.. Fleming held personal
conferences, and komenter was oom-
munioated with. These three reported
that Lancaster had offered them more
money than Holyoko can pay without
showing the legal limit Of ths Connec-
ticut League considerably farther TO
the rear than IL lies at present. "
Manager James SobIinR Of the Will
Transport team has announced the sign
ing Of UnRlnub of the Boston Ameri-
cans for third base Frank Coridon
Of the Philadelphia Nationals, to pitch,
and Charles Street. OF Cincinnati,
utility man.
A dispatch from Wllllamsport says
Harry BroaaloE 10 sure that be will
ho able 10 play ball next season. His
knee has 20 recovered, he thinks, that
it will not aivo him further trouble.
Every day the old injury is more and
more disarpearinR and hs 10 quite
positive that be viii bO able TO Ret.into
the ring at the very hrHt Of the aaaaon
His left arm 10 In good condition, ae
he works u very often on the bowling
alleys.
The big leagues are again breaking
into Tri-State territory for material.
jerry Donovan and Dan MoSurdy
are the last players captured. This
selection gives the Phillies new bat.
terry. bush, Doolin, Magee Donovan and
McBurdy on the phillies makes the
Quaker City team lock familiar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
BUSINESS OF THE PATENT OFFICE

Washington. Jan. 27.--In his annual
report to Congress. the commissioner
of patents sets forth the imperative
need OF an increased forcs and addi.
tional Office facilities to cope with the
business. which, the report says, has
shown a remarkable increase during
the year.
In 1900 there we're received 54,O34
applications for mechanical patents,
ISL design patents, l55 reissues Of pat
ents, 1924 applications for registra-
tion Of trademarks, l,0es labels and
46l prints. There we're issued 30, go
patents, including designs. The re-
ceipts we're 81, 500, 75S, and the ex
penditures were el,479, $50 The most
important event in the business of the
Patent Oifloe in 1903, according to the
report, was the nsw trade mark law,
which reduced the fee for trade mark
application from SO TO $40. Last
year l6,22i applications we're received
Tor Trademark patterns, while in the
preceding year only 1924 we're hlsd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

date to succeed himself and Simeon s.
Pennewill is also mentioned,
In the Senatorial districts there Will
be four Senators TO elect and there
will be three holding over Senators.
They are: Thomas M. Monaghan,
Democrat, of the Second John M.
Mendinhall, Regular Republican of
the Fourth; David @. hose, Demo-
crat, Of the Sixth.
The four Senators whose terms ex-
pire are George W. Sparks, Republi-
can, First ; Thomas j. Stirling, Regu-
lar Republican, Third Artemas Smith,
Democrat, Fifth; John A. Latta,
Democrat, Seventh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
Surprise PARTY

A pleasant surprise party was given at
the home Of Miss Carrie Hohl. Twenty.
fourth and Tatnall streets, on Tuesday
evening The time was passed in plav.
ing games and dancing, followed bv a
luncheon. Vocal and instrumental solos
were given BY Misses Jennie Downev
May Roberts, Mae Taylor and Mary
Brown. Those taking part IN the affair
were Misses Clara Beauchamp. Alice
Henderson, Ida Wilson, Ella Roberts
Florence Frazier, Annie Orr, Lillian Price
Mary Brown, Mary Roberts, Annie Mel
son, JENNIE Downey, May Roberts. Mae
Taylor, Dora Crow, Bessie smith. Eliza
beth Brown, Leila White, Mabel Chand.
Ter, Ethel Reed, Josephine Riley. Eliza
beth Abbeger Miss Alice Watson Of
Pittsburg, Pa; George Alexander, Viii
liam Brown, Harry Scott, Wilfred Aus.
tan, Raymond Ellis, John Chandler, Alex.
ander Orth, Arthur Jones, Lawrence
Scheibner, Bert Satterthwaite, Belmont
Ward, John Grimes, Daniel Casey. Jos
eph Briggs, Darlington White, Ralph
Whitney, Walter Holmes. Horace Greene
and Preston Acott.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
DoingGood.

The following extract from a letter writ
ten by Mr.. Geo. n, Leader, publisher Of
the Breeze, Akron, n. ". viii give vo,
some idea Of the great good that Is Being
done by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I'M
curing colds and grip; MY wife and self
have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for la grippe and wish 70 attest 10 its bane-
hciHl effects aud thank the manufacturers
Tor the good they are doing suffering hu-
manity. Whenever hear OF 4 case Of Ia
grippe / recommend this remedy. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
Has the Name
and the Fame
And MYRlAOS OF CURES 10 PROVE IT

~ All the people who are Caiarrh sick would
to-day take 70 Dr. Agncw's Catarrhal po,Vder
tomorrow they'd al b. ON the hirh road to
heaiih--hut they don't-hundreis exepriinent
until disctsc Is decpseated and arute Temno-
rafy reiei Is one thtnr-lasiinr cure is another
thlns-siart the treatment that has proved ITSELF
we tne -tss,ns cure and one that Will gladly send
you al the testimonials YOU want OF what II mas
aone iof Others. Relieves IN 10 minutes
.Aguew's Ointmrnt gives Immediate re-
lief in piles, 35c. II
sold by n. d. DAnforth, Second and Marhst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
TO UPHOLD GAME LAW.

The arrest of several persons IN the
lower part of the State for violation of
the game laws, which were made by di-
rection Of the Delaware State Game Pro
tcctive Association, win have a tendency
to break up the violation and President
Alfred ID. Poole states that IN cases of
the improper taking or killing of birds,
the people should help. A letter, ad.
dressed TO him, giving the proper infor-
nation, can in many instances be given
by people who believe in the Observance
of the law and they need not be known
in the matter. When notice is sent 10
Mr.. Poole he will have an officer take IN
the matter and make the arrest or ar.
rests Of the parties who are charged with
the offences.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
BUSY SHPYARD.
Work In Progress on Many Boats at the
American Car and Foundry Plant.

American Car and Foundry Plant.
The boatyard Of the jackson & Sharp
plant Of the American Car and Foundry
90. presents a scene of activity. On the
ways are five huls for steam froighters
and barges for railroad service. On the
marine railway is one of the sand barges
of the Charles Warner Co, which is hav-
ing newplanldne placed on the sides and
both ends renewed
The steamboat City Of Chester Of the
Wilson Line is at tho wharves. Tho
freight steamer City Of Salon of the
Salem freight line, which plies between
Salem, n. j., Philadelphia and other
points, is receiving extensive repairs, in
cluding a new waist, chocks and replank.
ing. The schooner Sand Snipe. owned by
the Charles Warner Co, is receiving an
overhauling.
The four mated schooner Orlando v.
Nootten, Of Seaford, Is unloading a car
60 of lumber and will leave in a few days
for Philadelphia 70 load for the East.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
OVER IN MARYLAND.

Slight damage was done to the home
of J. will Perkins OF Elkton by a ire
caused by a chimney.
Kicked by horse while working in
a stable, William S. Armstrong,
farmer Of the Fourth district of Cecil
county, had leg broken.
Donations amounting to s6s. so have
been made by Port Deposit residents
toward furnishing the social rooms Of
the Water Witch Fire Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
Dog Registration

The registration of dogs is only about
five points ahead of the. corresponding
time last year. This morning the num-
Der registered was sos, as against l.6ll
on the same day last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
MEETINGS. TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, l.. q. 4.
Menonah Lodge, S. Of Il.
Rodney Council N. p. u.
lafayette Lodge, X. Of p.
Liberty Conclave, S. w. M.
Wilmington Single Tax Club
Mechanics Lodge /. o. q. r.
Jeheron Council o. u. A. NJ.
Windsor Lodge, o. S. Of ST. a.
Lenape Tribe, lmp'd. o. r. Nj.
Stationary Engineers' Association.
James Young Conclave, H., or s. W. N.
James A. Garfield Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
retail Sd. and ). nj. Workers Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

AL. II. Wilson (Metz), the great
German dialect comedian and singer,
who, In Robert Sidney's new rollick.
ing comedy, "The German Gypsy, "
will appear az the Grand Opera House
on Tuesday night, was playing last
season In the town of Niagara Falls,
N. Y, and, to make IL pleasant for his
company, hired several rigs and invited
everyone to a view of the great water
fall. When they arrived at the falls
they we're filled with astonishment and
awe. Mr.. Wilson, turning to an old
German smoking pipe, exclaimed:
Isn't IL grand, glorious, wonderful
how 1t flows - The German looked
at him a moment, knocked the ashes
from his pipe, and said, Il don't sec
anything wonderful about dot-vots TO
hinder it 2"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
The atanding of the tenma foIlown,

w. J. Bolen was selected by the
Wilmington Bowling Association, at a
meeting last night, 20 represent the
association at the National Bowling
Conference TO be held in Louisville,
Ky, In March.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds.
Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world wide
cold and grip remedy, removes the cause
Call for the full name and look for sigma
ture of Il. W. Grove. 25c.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
THE CAMPAIGN OPENING
Republicans Will Probably Start
the Ball Rolling This
Afternoon.
FACTIONAL FIGHT Still ON
Not Much Indication of an
Early Settlement.
SOME PUZZLED ABOUT ALLEE
Difference of Opinion as to His
Strength In the Party.
FACTlONAL fight STILL ON
Not Much Indication of an
Early Settlement
SOME PUZZLED ABOUT kLLtE
Difference of Opinion as to His
Strength In the Party.

He Appares 70 be the whole show at
Washineton, So Far as Delaware Patron
age Is CONCERNED, but he Does Not Con-
troll the Entire Party In Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

John Drew is one Of the iavofite
players to come here in the course OF a
year. He brings a new rlay each sea-
son and the New York success which
he will present on Friday, February
I'd, is "De Lnnoey," the newest work
from the pen Of Augustus Thomas. IL
enjoyed a fouT-months' run at the EN-
piFe Theatre az the orening Of the
present season, and now Charles Froh-
man will bring 1t here with all the
original cast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

Any skin itching is temper tester. The
more you scratch the worse Il itches.
poan,s Ointment cures piles, eczema--any
skin itching. AT all drug stores.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
SHOOTING

The Riverside Gun Club held a shoot
yesterday and the following scores were
made
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
New Jersey s Wilmington Ferry ca
Steamer UIrica.

Change oil ume in effect October ID, 1903
Leaves Wilmington, weekdays 500 A m. and
500 q m.
Leaves fenns Grove. weekdays 10 a m and
hO0p m
Leaves Wilmington. saturday. 500 a M, SO9
coo and 1880 "a m.
Leaves penns Grove Saturdays 10 a m A00
and 7.oOpn.
Leaves Wilmington. sundayS sso a N and
l.S0 .. m.
Leaves fenns Grove, sundays, loSo a.
and 6O0 y. M
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
BASEBALL MINI TOMEET
Local Owners Will Probably
Reach a Decision Next Week,
INDEPENDENT BALL FAVORED
Said to be the Idea OF a Ma
jority OF the Directors.
THE TRI-STATE LEAGUES PLANS
A New Idea In the Issuing Of
Free Passes.

Jess HFypihgsr v Take ssnas oood Mes 70
Laneaster--HrssslsE Back IN ths dame
The Mnior Leagues Are Breaking Into
Tri-ntAta Torritery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27
PENNSYLVANIA
4 RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule IN effect January lst. 1905.
Trims Inava MIImInclnn "A fnllnrrn

ANtAtha AfhNt wilmington as lOlloWn
For Chester and Philadelphia. !. "a. AIS. f6io
6oQ fl.lO 40, I42, $50 fs07, $50 1900 ESQ i009
1lGog Ills, tll.52. Las a. m, fi240, iS0, f2S5
4os. ta.99, 49, b.o5, ib.s0 607, f. 35 657, al8
l099 and tllo9 p. N. weekdays l.4S, 4.16 T.l0
fel4 100, $50, li.4- D. m, fl2.i6 1877, f2OO asa
1o,2o' o.9o io.50' CO.. tbs els, 1000 and til0
For Philadelphia only aso. esba m. ia2n
300. al2, els 7.ll and 500 p. m. week days. asa
6.z2 q. ~, Sis, III and 500 D. m sundays
FOR New York Through expressl. t.43. es9,
s.a1. ll-4e an, ~l219, Hl.37, 3.lQ 62l 6O7 a623
I'll 023 p. M. weekdays. l.43 $50 sll.f5 a nj
10 An7, 322' 6OI -t.2S, I'll and 923 p. N
For Boston without change, lO.oOa m. andau
?. m; Week-dayA 500 p. m Sundays.
Baltimore and Washington. los, 42Q 7.f5, s0
sie tlOla no. sll.is q. NJ, +l2.8b. ILL. 2N
aos, D. D, o.u8 800 40. t78I. ss,l5, fgo0 p
m, and l2,1s night week-dayA LOS, 400 7h
~ llo.l4t II. .4s a m. "l285 F2.O5 $50. SIS,
s,eS 60. .e2o '7sl. s.l5 ts.oOp. M. ana ti2lsnighA
Baltimore and Intermediate stationa taH
Ii4a a5s p. m weekdays aud i5.05 p. m sun
days.
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Lne.-Express, Los a. m. and
42so p M daily; Limited, $40 P m. weekday
southern Railway-Express, 500 a m asa
- and Isl p m. daily. Limited, 4.oi p. N.
seaboard Air Line Railway-Expresss so2 A m.
and 1892 y. m. daily. Limited, $50 ?. N. daily
Norfolk and Western kailway-For Memphis
Ana New Orleans 6.26 D. m. daily.
NA@rtli iftahe q Onlo fNAllMhN-EApltAAf AL0f =
in weekdays, 6.l5 ,. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
1o5 New Castle. e.5S s.2s a m SOS, stt and
For LeWes, SIS a m. and s.tl D. m. weekday1
~ fof hehoboth, SIS a m Tuesdays Thursdayh
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar. a28, iOA
.. = No., s.44, 6.52 2. m weekdays and i2O0 night
tor Harrington and way stations 655 a m
and 3.01 ?. m. Week-days
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
snd Norfolk, l0.5s a. m. weekdays and 100 night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Phladelphia, $50 an,
~ S99 hno US P. m week-dayA STA a m, sn5
b,lb p. M, Sundays.
Dining cor Accommodation Trains
The Wilmington Transfer COMPANY viii call
dences
For further information, apply to J. H. No
VA INNS oty iicket Agent, sos Market street
or az the station.
", W. ATTERBURY yR WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Trafic Manage
GkO, W. BOYD,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

A specific for pain--Dr. Thomss' Eciec
trio OIL, strongest cheapest linlment ever
devised. A household rsmedy In America
for 25 years.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

at the Grand Opera House, on Mon
day night, Bob Manchestsr's famous
Cracker Jack Big Burlesquers will be
seen. The annual tour OF this great
company Is the advent of weeks ex-
cellent showing, for the Cracker Jacks
have always been acknowledged as the
title implies, the top notoher OF them
all, and IL in other seasons it has been
considered good. the present predomi
mates over all in every particular.
The company is much stronger in every
respect, comprising az it does 80 peo-
pie, mostly Rirls-Rirls with voices,
gisls with pretty faces, girls with nice
forms, girls with nimble feet. The
opening is a brand new one entitled
The Razzle Dazzle Girls" and is
about one Of the brightest and best yet
introduced. The comedians are led by
the inimitable Bob Van Osten, the
man with the duck nose, whose every
move and gesture makes you laugh.
A quaint body of comedy all the way
through.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

Ezra Kendall will he the attraction
at the Grand Opera House next Satur-
day night In "The Vinegar Buyer. :"
Since it's last visit Herbert Hall Wins
low, the author, has made a number
of important changes aud introduced
business and dialogue that in said to
have added much to its attractiveness.
The Vinegar Buyer, In IT'S original
form, could always be relied uron for
a pleasant evenings entertainment and
many hearty laughs. The company
that will support MI. Kendall during
his engagement is said to be the best
that Liebler & Co. have ever con-
tributed to Mr. Kendall's cast. Those
assigned prominent characters are
Thurlow Bergen, Harold Russell, Fred
erick Malcolm, John ID. GaIrick, Sum
ner Gard, James Bevins, II. j. Ken
nedy, Ethel Brandon, Mary Stockwell,
Rita O'Neal, Edith TnliaferFo and
others.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

CITY OF CHESTER
Leaves Wilmington, Fourth street wharf, week
days and sundays, 7.S0 a. m. aud LOO p m
Leaves Chester one hour later
Leaves Philadelphia, Pier s. North above Aroh
street. weekdays and sundays l0.i5 a 70. and
al5 p m.
Leaves Chester one hour later
shippers Of freight have frequent eervice care
lul handling, prompt delivery and full protecuoa
nom the weather BY covered wharyea and
Wagona
40 secure these iacllitieS order your shipments
via WILSON LINK Pier 5. North tabove Arcnl
Philadelphia, Pa, ana Fourth Street Wharf WI
mington, Del.
FARES, INCLUDING SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS
Philadelphia, Exc. 25c: one way, 15o.
Chester Ike. lbc: one way 10c.
HORACE WILSON. General Manager
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ADJUSTMENTS

Joseph Jefferson and William w.
Jefferson will present Sheridan's fine
old classic, 1.-THE Rivals, at the
Grand Opera House tonight. The
Jeiiersons' name and fame are insepar-
ably linked with Sheridan's comedy,
whose chief figures are the most de-
licious and satisfying Of stage crea-
tions. William w. as Bob Acres is
warmer hearted and more oharmingly
vain and swaggery than be ever was
Joseph as Sir Lucius O'TriRger is re-
peatinR the success his psIsonations
won In all the larger cities. The sup
porting company includes Messrs. ohm
Jack, Arthur Stanford, Richard Lyle,
Harry Odlin, the Misses Blanche ben
der, Rosa Rand and others of the late
Joseph Jefferson's famous orRaniza-
tion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

A large delegation of Delaware Col
lsge boys occupied boxes at the Gar
rick Theatre last Dight and their col
lege enthusiasm ran at food tide at
all times. The performance was
greeted by paoked house. Next
weeks bill presents Roland West q
90. in Emmett Carrigan's racing play
let, Jockey Joues, 4" bit Of enter
tainment carrying a full carload of
special scenery; the Six Perry Sisters,
character dancers; the Americus
COMEDY -Four, Mr.. and Mrs Darrow,
Vera King, the Three Jacksons, the
Fitzgi bbon- Mccoy Trio and The XII
netoRraph.