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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19

Wilmington A. A. has been dropped
from the Tri-State League This
action was taken by the League OF
meeting held at Harrisburg, Pa, last
niRht. lt 10 not known what Will
minRton will do now, as it Is not likely
that franchise can be secured In the
Eastern League and independent base
ball 10 not a great SUCCESS here.
"A dispatch from Harrisburg says. I.
"The Tri-State Baseball League will
hereafter consist Of six clubs, Harris
burg, Altoona, York, Lancaster, Will
Transport and Johnstown, rer resenta-
tives of which met here last night and
decided TO 1rop Wilmington, as an
eighth club could not be secured.
Manager Heokert Of York, who went
30 Reading 90 endeavor to establish
club there, reported that all the money
necessary can be secured and fine
ground is offered, but nobody can be
secured TO take hold Of the project.
The majority dropped Wilmington with
great deal Of reluctance, as 10 is con o.
Hi 1eTed a good ball town, but tho
difficulty Of securing the other club
could not be overcome. Those present
we're solicitous that the dropping Of
Wilmington and reduction TO six
of weakness, but President CARPENTER
claims that the association 10 stronger
than ever, and there 10 prosperous
season ahead. F"
A dispatch from Willnmsport says
1.-THE eighth man 10 sign with the
Williamsport baseba team was secured
this morning, j. d. Wagner Of Oleve-
land accepting the terms offered by
Manager Sebrinp, who will as once
send him contract. Wagner comes
highly recommended by Bradley, Cleve-
I lands third baseman. lie is an out
fielder. Manager SobrinR today stated
that the games OF the coming sense
will be played at the old grounds,
/ Athletic Park. The park people will
make big improveme its, however.
including the filling in OF the low place
back Of right field and cutting down
the bank and filling in the ditch back
OF left field. "
/ According TO the following dispatch
Amos Ruaie has no Intention of ever
playing ball AGAIN. 81 have asked for
no place for next season and have no
intention Of ever attempting 20 play
ball again. said Amos kusie, formerly
OF the New York Ma ational Baseball
Club. n nything, be is less talkativc
than ever, and IL 10 seldom that nc
discusses the game. Many requests
come 10 him from magazines and news.
papers for articles on baseball, but he
pays no attention 10 them. lie refuses
10 allow himself 10 he photographed.
Constant work In a lumber yard and
regular hours have built him up won.
derfuily. He lives In Vincennes.
Charles Stibe, who has played on
the A-WilminRton team for severn
seasons, has had sevsral Offers from
Western clubs, and may accept one oi
them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
DOVER

Special Correspondence OF Everv Evening.
Dover, Jan. l9.-Samuel B. Hancock
lost one of his valuable gray horses,
Wednesday, from lockjaw. This is the
third horse Mr.. Hancock has lost from
this disease.
The chicken house Of Theodore War.
rington, on the Burton farm, near Dover.
was entered Tuesday night last and 2s
fowls stolen
Dover Conclave, Independent Order of
Heptasophs. has paid TO Mrs S. b. Todd.
widow of the late James II. Todd, the
$4,000 insurance which the latter held in
that order.
a public meeting viii be held this
evening at the Robbins Hose Co.'S house.
for the purpose OF agitating the question
of lending financial aid 20 the newly or
ganized symphony Band of the town
Argument was heard in the Supreme
Court yesterday, in the case of the Pan
American CO., a corporation organized
under the laws of Delaware, and Ralph
c. Lupton, director of said company
vs.. the state of Delaware, upon the rela.
tion of Count Henry Courcier de Julve-
court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
WORK WEAKENS THE KIDNEYS.
Doan's Kidney Pins Have Done Great s.r-
vice for People Who Work in vyilm,n.,or

Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done Great s.r-
vice for People Who Work in Wilmington.
Most Wilmington people work every day
some strained unnatural position-bend.
ng constantly over desk-riding on
oling wagons or cars-doing laborions
Dousework lifting, reaching or pulling. or
trying tho back In hundred and one other
ways. All these strains tend 10 wozr
weaken and inJure the kidneys until thew
lall behind In their work OF flfering the
poisons from the blood Doanis Ki5nev
rms cure sick kidneys. nut new stran.gf6
m eaa backs. Wilmington cures prove II.
Mrs. Ella tenimore. wife of Albert Feni.
more carpenter OF 4Ce Enst Ninth street
llmngion' Del, sayss "M- Feninore
vas troubled for some timo with mains
iauleness and soreness IN the back. When
ne stopped or lifted anything sharn twInoes
would catch him and It was hard ior MIN
20 siraighten. Colds settled In his back and
aggravated the trouble. On occasions when
ne mas been away at work his back has
become 80 painful that he has had 10 Law
ON ana give up work for a time. Abouf
Two years ago he Was induced 10 GET n nov
on Doan's kidney Pills. They soon brought
iellei' ana have never failed 10 give fhe
same prompt results since.n
for sale by all dealers. Price so CENTS.
roster Milbum Co., Buffalo. New YORK
sole agents for the United States.
heinemoer the Doan's-and take
no other. '-- '''@e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
HOW'S YOUR HARP

=. James BELT Announces That lie Has az
Last Secured "a Cure FOR Hair Troubles.
We beg 10 announce to the people OF VIII
mington that we have secured the agency
for one Of tie greatest discoveries OF recent
years. We refer 20 the prescription OF Sir
Erasmus Wilson, NJ. D.. Engmndns most
successful specialist in diseases oGthe scalp.
who was knighted for his many SUCCESSES
~ the treatment of skin and scalp. Upou
the death of Dr. Wilson this prescription
was secured hy American chemists and
Is now offered 10 the public under the name
Of ut. Wilson'S English Life to the Hair.
lhis preparation will gov hair on bald
heads even after all else fails. Unlike other
hair Preparations il Is not sticky or greasy.
nui gives live and glossy appearance 10
the hair. Miss Cornolia stevens 6 smith
Ave.s Boston, Mass, says; "Dr. Wilson's
English Life 20 the Hair grew magnificent
head OF hair for mo after / was told that
was becoming hopelessly bald. My hair
now reaches nearly to my waist ana Il
heavy and GLOSSY. / cannot too highly
recommend It." II you are growing BALD.
troubled with eruptions, dandruf scales
or any scalp troubles try DR.. Wilson's Lifa
% the Hair. Albert Chamical Co., Boston.
Mass, proprietors. Sold by Z. James Belt.
e0l Market street. Price, 80 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
SWEEPING DYSPEPSIA AWAY.
Hae Remarkable Curative rroperties
Feunikoln Tahicfa

Ehe Remarkable Curative rroperties Of
fcpsikola Tablets.
SO many cases have come right under n.
y. Danforth's own personal observation
that Nr. Danforth now knows beyond an
question what Pepsikola tablets viii do.
and he can give you tho names of scores ol
people whose experience with IL has been
remarkable. IN fact, there ia hardly a
person IN Wilmington today but knows Of
some one who has been decidedly benefited.
Ihin folke find that Il increases their
weight. Others claim that 10 cures heart.
Durn, palpitntl0n, sour stomach, wind
belching, bad taste IN the mouth, coated
tongues, iulness and distress after eating,
while TO those who are listless. tired and
worn out and without ambition Il gives
new vigor and renewed vitality right away
Ana the guarantee is so plain and so sure
tnere can be no misunderstanding. He
does not want even one dissatisfied Gus.
TONER IN Wilmington and be always sells
fepsikola tablets with the understanding
tnat YOU must be greatly benefited OF you
can have your 25 cents back simply by
aaking for Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry "a
Steamer UIrica.

Change OF time in effect October ID, 1905
Leaves Wilmington, weekdays 500 N. ani
500 p m.
Leaves ienns Grove. weekday 10 a n ana
b00p
Leaves Wilmington. Saturday. 500 a m, aal
600 and lO.80p m
Leaves Penns Grove Saturdays. 10 a N S@
and 100 p m
Leaves Wilmington, sundayS 9So a m and
l.30 p. m.
Leaves renns Grove, sundays, loso a A.
ana $40 y. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
SHOOTING

The Wilmington and Media Gun
Clubs will shout the frst Of a series of
races, at Media, on January 27tb.
There will be from 10 to 20 men on
each team, with the 10 highest scores
TO count. There viii be thres races
between these two clubs, aud all are
expected 90 be contested.
The Mawaset Gun Club will give a
CON Flimensary shoot on January 18th
10 honor Of W. h. Heer and Frank X.
Butler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
SPORTING ANIMALS.

A complimentary copy of the 1905
Police Gazette Sporting Annual, con
thinning the records of various sports,
has been received by Every Evening.
A feature OF the book is the pugilistic
records OF every fighter in the country
Of any nots.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19

Two fast horses have been purchased
by George II. Huber, who will nut
them on bis stock farm near Newark
20 be trained. One OF them is Period
by Semicolon, record .. 2.l3l6. sire oil
Dan s., . Obs; Simossel, .. Osi Fern
dale, 2Odll dam, bonnie Rsu Light.
10y hed heart, son of Red Wilkes I:
nrst dam boy Dauntless, sire Of William
PENN 2Olai, ano the other, Mabel
Bell, by beimau, . lfaf dam, Mabel
West by Kentucky Wilkes, 2.2iis,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
DENNSYLYANIA
L RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE Ann
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect January ist isoa


For Chester and Philadelphia, 143 4is = q.
$50 f7lQ 40, 7l2, $50. 1907 $50 300 9s1 ~
tlo5g Ills, tll.32. ll.45 a. m, ~ i0 li0 b y,
2bs, 1850, 435. 5,05 1880 6.O7, f6 85 al
1000 and iil0O p. N. weekdays las. AK ~
f6l4 t900, 9.35, ll.45 a. m, fl2.I6 l87. f16 ~
p. m. Sundays 'i
For Philadelphia only. 2ss. 9s5a m pa
800. b22, SIS, III ana 500 p. m. week .d-v, n
5.22 a. m, els. I'll and SEQ p. IN. SUNDAYS
For New York Through expressl. ia ~
9.35. ll.45 a. m, Fl229. Fi.N, $40 h2l 667 ~
y, n. 923 p. IN. week-aays. 1.43. b 80 III ia ~
sl.S7, 2bS, 622, 500, 'c.28, I'll and g23n n
sundays
For Boston without change, 1O.O0a. n. anss ,
p. m. weekdays 500 p. n. sundays
Baltimore and Washington. LOS. l2l 7ls sn
e.l0 tlOl4. llO7, Fll.4e a. m, 1925. si.il ~
ass, S. %, 6.O8 f62d, 100. eIS1, is,l5. f9G
NJ. and l2.ls night weekdays i.03 4O. iii
e.02' tl0.li, l1.4s a. m, +i2-3a '2O5 853, Is
6.oS '6.25, 7.SI. Sis ts.oop. m, and ti2 nig6i
baltimore and intermediate station. ao
if.4S, DOS p. m. weekdays and f65s D N So
days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
Feil From maLadder.

While installing a telephone in the
clayton House, for the Delaware h
Atlantic Telephone Co., yesterday.
Alfred Bowen fell from a ladder and
was rendered unconscious. he was
revived, after which be was taken to
his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
unlforms For ln.nsn,o..

An order has been issued by the
officials of the p, b. & W. Railroad
% directing the uniforminR of car
inspectors with regulation overalls
and caps, the latter to have the words
Gar Inspector" inscribed on the band
above the visor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
FOR THE SOUTH

Atlantic Coast Line.-Express, LOS q. n. Al
1885 p. 10. daily. Limited. 5. 10 = m weeE.dsri
Southern Railway-Express S.02 a %. A.
GO and 7.8l p. m. daily. Limited, 4Ol . 8
Week-dnY-
seaboard AIR Line RailWay-Hxpross,a 500 A \
and 1882 p. m. daily. Limited, 3.80 p m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-For Mompal
ana New Orleans 626 D. m. daily.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-E Express lLl7 I
N. weekdays, SIS p. m. daily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
wawaset Land Co Claim

Edmund p. Moody. receiver for the
Wawaset Land Co., has given notice that
all claims must be filed, duly probated.
with Register in Chancery Jolls ON or be-
fore February sth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19

tair tashionables ratronize that standard
Sulphur Soap. ''iin
Hills Hair and Whisker Dva Rl.ct 81.
Brown, &c., -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
OIL For France.

The British steamship Oilheld has
arrived at this port, from PHILADELPHIA.
She took on part Of a cargo in Phila-
delphia and will load oil here for Furt
Blaye, France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
BASKETBALL

The reorganized basketball team OF
the st. Thomas Cadets will 20 60
Upland, Pa, tomorrow night and play
the second team OF that place. The
lineup OF the cadets will be as follows:
Burke. Doherty, Miller, forwards; Nc.
qowan, Miller, centre; Brand, Wells,
Long, defence.
In close and exciting game the
Mems Guild basketball team last
night defeated the NJ. W. Taylor 1--we
Of Camden, N. j., by the SCORE Of 80
20 %. The game took place in Old
bwedes pariahhouse and three 10
minute periods were played. With
about one minute to play the score
was % 60 % in favor OF the viaiora,
when Kitchens made a fine field goal
which put the locals in the lead ana
won the game. Both teams played in
tine form, and the work OF the Men 8
Guild players was a feature. The line
ups
Mems Guild. M. W. Taylor.
Sharpe ........ forward =. :. Woodward
Mckay y........forward........ Stewart
neal .........- centre. e.......... Weaver
Kitchens defence ....... Speaker
Clough ..... .deienue Iukens
Field Roals-Sharpe, 3; Mckay, 4;
Heal, ] Kitchens, A; Clough, .;
Woodward, 4; Stewart, Lukens, O.:
from fouls-Woodward, . Stewart, Z;
Sharpe, 3 Heal, referee, Maxwell.
The Delaware College basketball
team will play the Jefferson Medical
College tive In the Grand Opera House
tonight. Delaware has been praoticin2
for the event, and the squad has been
increased by the addition of Stewart.
thc Varsity pitcher, who played for
ward position on the 'O6 freshmen
team Cramer, Of the same team, and
Price, an old Wilmington High School
player. A training table has been
started with the following players :
Voas, Hauber, Newman, Miller, Bald.
win, Robin, Shafier, Stewart, CrameT,
Burns, Prize, Jones, Rothrook, Goi-
walls and MAodrup.
Tonight week Delaware College will
play Temple College in the Ope IA
House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
BOWLING

Teams Of the Tri-City Bowling
League rolled their weekly games last
night. The scores;
Al-Wilmingtou, 26l3; Peirce, 2281.
Academy, 1903; Olympia, 287i.
Warren, 2109; Casino, 2SlO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
Extensive improvements at the
w. n. Beebe Boat Yard.
NEW QUARTERS FOR BIRDS
Horses Stalled in a Trip From
a Stanton Party.

To Draw Up "A narhor Improvement Bill
New Orchestra to be Organized-The X.
OF =. instaiiation-social aud Personal
Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
pELAWAnE nIVIsInN

For New Castle 6.55, SOS a. m, sos, sA al
6.b2 p. m. weekdays
For Lewes. 6.23 a. m. and 344 p. m weekdarl
For Rehoboth, s.28 a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdajl
and Saturdays
For Dover. Harring 3n and Delmar, 628 l0a
a. m, 3.i4, 6.52 ?. m weekdays and i2O nigl
daily
For Harrington ana way Etations 6.55 a .
and 3.Ol ,. m. week-dayB
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comict
and Norfolk, lo.55 a m. weekdays and l20Q nig1
daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
FoR ATLANTIc CITY-

ANN AALANAlS VII
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an.
26s and 6.ls D. m. week-daya s.i4a a. a,
els p. m. Sundays
Nninu cor Accommodation Train
The Wilmington Transfer Company viii al
dences
For further Information, apply TO J. 3. Y,
Williams Cty Ticket Agent, sos Market lrts,
or nt the station
w. W. ATTERBURY JR WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic ManagE
GKO. W. BOYD,
General passenger AGENT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
WILMINGTON DROPPED
The Local Baseball Club is no
Longer a Member Of the
TTi-State League.
IT is A SlX-CLUB CIRCUIT
This Was Decided at Last
Nights Meeting In
Harrisburg.
NO CLUB IN READING, PA.
Money and Grounds, But No
body to Head it.

WILMINGTON was Dropped with Neluo-
tance, asif IL Considered one Of tho Best
Baseball cities An the Country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-19
FAST HORSES

Fresh ground corn feed, 81 per hundred
ireenbank Mills Del. phone l57l.*
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-31
PAY REBATE ON FoREIeN-BouND
Eastern Railroad Makes Charges
Against Competing Lines

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.--Charges that two
western and three eastern railroads are
paying rebates in order to get business
of persons bound from Chicago and
northwest points to New York to take
steerage passage for Europe viii be
made by representatives of one of the
eastern railroads at the special meeting
of the Central Passenger association.
The usual large fall and winter move
ment of persons of foreign birth from
Chicago and the northwest to their old
homes in Europe is under way.
Certain of the eastern and western
roads are paying agents of the Atlantic
steamship companies commissions of
from 50 to $5 for each ticket to New
York sold via their lines. 1t is alleged
that the steamship agents in turn, with
the knowledge of the roads, are dividing
their commissions with the passengers
they get. These persons are thus en-
Il bled to travel from Chicago to New
York for 81 to $3.50 less than the law
full published rate for second-class pas
sengers.
The case will be brought to the at
tention of the interstate commerce
commission by the complaining eastern
line filing with the commission tariffs
formally announcing that this line pro-
poses to adopt the same methods that
it's rivals are employing
This is expected to draw from the
commission q ruling.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-31
GIVE BALL TO RAISE MONEY

Sick and disabled horses and all ILL
treated animals are to be taken care
of, il the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals has anything to say
about it.
The society will give ball Saturday
night at Kramer's hall in an effort to
raise money enough to establish an
animal rescue home, where all aban-
doned and crippled horses and other
animals can receive proper treatment.
The organization also wants an ambu-
lance that can be sent for when an
animal is sick or dies on the street,
and although it already has $3.50 of the
$3.50 needed for this, money Is wanted
for horses to haul the wagon and
money enough to pay men to drive the
horses.
AS it is they have only two officers
for Los Angeles, and as these two are
busy every minute of the time, when
ever some one telephones in for help
unless one of the officers happens to
be there nothing can be done. Ten or
twelve Officers are needed.
The society wants the control of the
dog pound, and that costs money.
The ball which Is to be given to raise
money for all these things will be pub
tlic and the tickets are on sale at 511
Johnson and will also be sold at the
door Saturday night.
Frank b. Long is president Of the as
ISOLATION and William P. Trumbower
vice president. M. l.. Godfrey, DIR. j.
H. Martindale, p. M. Johnson and
Arthur Let's are on the board of di-
rpctorS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-31
is 13 RAILWAY H00pOO?

For the past week or more the an
cient superstition taht the number
thirteen is unlucky has been thor
oughly substantiated by the number of
suits for damages filed in the superior
courts against the street railways, in
which the unlucky number appears.
Two suits were filed yesterday. One
that of j. F. Knepper against the Los
Angeles -Redondo Railway company.
The plaintiff was injured in the wreck
on the Redondo line on the 18th of
August He asks $20,175.
The second suit was that of Percy
Dansby. The lad was injured in the
wreck on the Brooklyn avenue line on
October 13. He asks $4,000 damages.
According to the clerks records thir-
teen suits for damages against the
railway companies have already been
fled by victims of the accidents of
August 13 and October 13.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-31
SAY PRISONER IS
|. ESCAPED CONVICT
ILLINOIS AUTHORITIES MAY
WANT MAN
Is Said to Have Served Time in Joliet
for Participation in Big Rob-
beries-Had Skeleton
Keys

William. Kicker, who has been
searched for all over the continent by
police and detectives as an escaped con-
vict, and who the police say has fig-
ured in some of the biggest robberies
of late criminal history, was yesterday
tried before Police Judge Chambers on
a charge of suspicion. Sentence will be
passed upon him today
Under half a dozen names he is said
to have committed crimes in Chicago
and the middle west during the past
few years that have twice placed him
in Joliet prison.
According to the police he was SEN
fenced to six months at Joliet in April
1905, for choking and robbing his land
lady. In May he escaped At that time
he was known as John Burke, Descrip-
tions were telegraphed all over Amer
lea, but no clews to his whereabouts
were obtained, regardless of the most
vigilant work on the part of police and
detectives.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-31
PREVENTS SALE TO JAPAN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. 30.-Advices
by the steamer Tango, which arrived
today from the Orient, brought news
that the purchase of the four liners OF
the Pacific Mail Steamship company,
the Manchuria, Mongolia, Siberia and
Korea would have been effected by the
Togo Kisan KaiSha, a Japanese line,
but for the accident to the Mongolia
and Manchuria.
A. Sano, president of the japanese
line, in an interview said the price
for the four steamers had been fixed,
and the representative of the Japanese
firm in the United States was to sign
the contract when the accident hap
pened, and the Japanese company aban-
doned the purchase on that account.
The japanese line has decided to raise
debentures approximating $2,000,00O TO
build new steamers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-31

but she was hurried to the receiving
hospital in time for the police surgeons
to save her life.
Miss Lauson took the poison early in
the afternoon, and Immediately after
swallowing it experienced a change of
heart. Life suddenly became very at
tractive to her, and she rushed to the
room of her sister, who was sleeping,
waking her with her cries for help.
The sister was as much frightened as
the girl, and soon had the police patrol
at the house to take Miss Lauson to
the receiving hospital.
Apparently there was no reason for
the girls attempt at self-destruction.
She has tried it numerous times before,
however, her sister says, but has all
ways repented in time to remain among
the living.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-31
RATS DESTROY THE EVIDENCE
Rodents Destroy Cheese Sandwiches,
but Saloonist Is Fined Without
Aid of Exhibit

Gus Bagianna of $3.50 San Fernando
street, who was arrested September =
by Officer Cooper for selling intoxicat-
ing liquors on Sunday without the
formality of providing what is constl-
tuted legal meal was yesterday fined
SIS in the police court.
He had been serving common, every
day cheese sandwiches with the liquid
happiness, and called them meals. Or
ficer Cooper could not see 1T.
The evidence which was to have been
submitted in the case, paper sack
containing one cheese sandwich, was
destroyed by mice, but despite this the
judge decided against the offender.