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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14

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%crcinigtc Ginger bun Baltimore.

&crcinigte SGngcr BON Baltimore.
!SotptQllorticr: o@ermania IGn.
ncrdor . Solc"; Yr6iioent Senrp
8leIefing, Nr. 22S, nerl. golterl.
Npe.; correiponoircloer llnb proto.
toaircnOcr SefrctGr S(Ibert Sdmi0t,
Nr. BOG, SiiO.Eoca-S troBc; 6inon5.
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NtorGsGbcn.G traBe; Sdatmciitcr S.
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not.
rIrion."
Saltptquortier: Gtog Soue, Gr.
205, Sonoper.S trabe. S%in0itunoe:
Nittiuoh -. 9iriaent: S. 6. Sranf.
nSarmonie."
SouptQaorticr: Scr. 4ti, @cIt.
Sapette-S trobe. GingItumoc: 0ien.
tags - 9irigcut: SSoDn 81. aIciu.
uVtIlluillSs UtullIteruuC.
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nerd)or Sale, Hr. 4t0-412, @cIt.
9omboro.S traBc. Sirgitunoe: Don.
nerIta0s - 0irigent: Sbeobor Sem.
berger.
vSrobfinn."
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Gar. 2000,o Srcoerid-9loenue. Cling.
Itllnoe: 0t!ttiuodS-Girigcnt Sobu
". Glcin.
.Irbciter. WGnnerfoc."
SalptQllnrtier: Mnoreo8' Sa1e,
.Hr. 314, &anpperItraBe. Sin0Ihlnoe:
Wlttlupd)S - 2iri9ent: GbaS. 3.
0ofau.
.E6aIin.R Gnncrhor."
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1922, &orforo.G pcnlte. Sinsihlnoe:
0icnItas5 - 9irigent: s. 6. Hranf.
n2ocult.Eoint MGnnerdor."
Sorlptqllarticr: Smider's Sau-,
@fc Cube uno Inoreitrabc. cling.
Itllnoe: Wittpof IbenOs s llhr -
S;rlgent: Sllbcrt Griippel.
,Irbcitcr. 2icocrtoieI."
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i0S, @cIt 2eringtonitrabe. Sing.
ltlln0e: 3icnitagS-0irigcnt Subert
ariippcl.
s.. .Meiooie."
Saipilltartt,r: S. RicS' So1e.
Gdc 2opItraBe uuo 0cIair Marft.
Singitrnoe: 9onncritags 9iri.
gent s. 8orolus.
ygnnrrii1cr W&nncrhor."
Sauptquartier: adcrmam's Sane,
gdc bon Caroline. uno @ougbItrobe,
SiEgitmoe: 0rnnerItaa abeno -
Gir!gent: sllieuit Sbneiber.
,8ermania.N uartett. Club"
Sauptqrartier: Weicnbcra's SaGc.
Hr. TIC, Noro Yacaitrobe. Sing.
itllnoc: 9icnita9S - Girigeat: 5.
Sarolus.
3rrnbcrcin .@oripGrts."
GorludrtS -9oGe. Nr. 732-734.
Observation-Disclosures.
nMcseer-@ eiangpnrein."
Sauptqlarticr: &oifm1na's SaGe.
2oiu' unb 6orrelt. StraBe. cling.
%itunOe: 9ienitags-9irigent Suberi
ariippel.
nTosart M1nnerhor."
SauptQuarticr: Nobert Gollmer's
Saae, Nr. t921-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; Sineitunoe jeocn Conner.
itog M6eno; Geo. G6bImda, G%irieent.
ngi6enfrnna."
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tuorm. 3orn's) SaIe, gde 8. iino
SouebItrobe, Sigblonbtpipn. Sing.
ltnnbc: Mittuod,s-9irigent Geo. 8.
EocbIlnnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
Mn ltcllclt IGllcn inlectlolcr aronf'
better, gCntcloct lullr0cn:
Sciratbs. Gircnsen.

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@ilfinion, %; Mpplifant Sarrp
Clinton. Scr. 1905, Maoiion-g pe.
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(sti8 Dem ~oeTtri9er rsonntae3. GorrcfporocrtD
2lnter6aftungen oer 2SoGe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
@ailcp, Der Girfnsf1nig.

SnrncS Nnthonp Bailey lit 1lid)t
nlebr. Die 0onic @elt felut icil>cn
Monrcn, ltltb lucnn sic @elt oilb raid
pcrgibt, 10 miro Oas Ynocnfcn Sai-
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grobte Girfu@moill, ben ole Welt Ie-
mols geiebcn bat.
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Dor un0eiQbr 80 Sabren IN Setrplt,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
sl545O0.Oss

II hav0 no knowledge as 20 how much
has been spent subsequent to this state
ment," Mr.. Lessen added, "as have not
been back In the isthmus since 1887"
Very little was done by the French com
pany, so far as is known, after 1890.
Mr.. Lessen says, in his opinion, the
project is entirely feasible, though very
expensive. As to the difference of opin-
ion regarding the kind of canal, which so
far as is known. has not been settled, Mr..
Lessen says he has not given the matter
sufficient study TO figure out whether it
should be a tidewater or lock canal. 'If
il should be a lock canal" he said, "my
idea is that the Nicaragua route would
be the better but Panama is the only
route for a tidewater canal"
Mr.. Lessen is watching the decision on
this point with much interest. He feels
that the result would be predetermined
with a tidewater canal. A range of
mountains, virtually connecting the
Rockies of the United States with the
Andes of South America, extends through
the isthmus, through which the canal
must pass. At its highest point the
range is about 200 feet above the level of
the sea, and the deeper the canal the
greater the amount Of cutting required.
1T IL hNNUiu DC n ANlk Ndldl Nit lfNfin
could be made more to suit the conven-
fence Of the topography, while ii it
should be a tidewater canal the same
depth would have 70 be made through
out. With a tidewater canal Mr. Lessen
believes that it would be necessary to
make the cut al least 900 feet wide at
the top 20 get the proper width for the
bottom because Of the peculiar compost
81 h. .s.k sa Of
character and hard TO hold on a slope
But this is not the most interesting
feature Of the tidewater canal. Mr.. Lei
sen says there is great difference be-
tween the tide levels Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans In the Atlantic Ocean,
az that point, the difference between high
and low tide Is only about l6 inches
while in the Pacific there is a difference
between the two tides of about Is feet
What effect this would have on the cur
rent In the canal can be readily appre-
cated. Mn. Lessen says, in all probable
| ity, the result would be a current in the
canal that would be SO swift that navi-
cation against it might be Impossible,
but he thinks this could be overcome by
having tide gates Mt the Pacific end. At
any rate the boats could run at lively
enough clip when going with the tide.
The object of the canal is to permit of
the passage Of the largest boats in the
United States Navy, which means that
the largest merchant ships can also get
through
Mr.. Lessen says the French company
had its headquarters at Colon equipped
IN a magnificent manner. with fine build
ings and the grounds laid ont in beauti-
ful shape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
BIDDING ON BOATS.

Local boat builders are bidding on a
new steel freight steamer for the Balti-
more Steam Packet Co., for service be-
tween Baltimore and Norfolk. The
steamer will be 233 feet s inches in
length, 80 feet beam and 20 feet depth of
hold. When completed it must show a
speed of Is statue miles an hour, with
400 tons of lightweight cargo, while the
full capacity of the vessel is 10 be $50
tons. The machinery is TO consist Of
triple expansion engines, with cylinders
Ia inches, 80 inches and 50 inches in dia-
meter and 30-inch stroke The steam will
be supplied from two Scotch type boilers,
IL feet g inches in length and tester TO
10 pounds, working pressure, to the
square inch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

A class OF 10 candidates will be in
itiated this evening by Eureka Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. U. A. M. The floor work
will be done 10y the degree team Of the
council.
The second degree was conferred
upon i've candidates at the meeting Of
Washington Lodge. X. Of p. last even
ing. The officers. elect of Apollo Castle,
Knights of the Golden Eagle, we're in
stalled last evening by Grand Chief
Clarence fraim, ASSISTED by his staff
The following officers installed we're as
follows; Past Chief, Joseph Blessley
Noble Chief, Clarence Smith; Vice
Chief, William mcfarland Sir Her
aid, Joseph bleat; Ensign, G. q.
Whiteford; Esquire, Thomas Catell
Norville Armstrong; First Guard,
John Iehley; Second Guard, Diller
Ferre Worthy bard, David Baker.
Next Monday evening the castle will
receive a visit from Christana Castle
Of Christiana.
The following dates have been set
for official Visits for the great chiefs OF
the Great Council Of Delaware, Imp'd
o. r. M. On Wednesday, February
2lst, a visit will be made to Wioomioc
Tribe, No. IL, Delmar, and on Satur.
day, February oath, visit will bs
paid 90 Wooden Hawk Tribe, at Bridge
Vile. The great chiefs are busy ar
ranging for other visits aud during tn,
coming weeks, several other dates viii
be set. On Friday, February ID, til,
wigwam COMMITTEES will pay of tn,
second mortgage on the building
Cherokee Tribe, No. ] ], at its meeting
tonight will receive II propositions foi
membership. The members Of Keokul
Tribe are preparing for a olaus initia.
ton, which 10 TO take place on Thurs
day, February 9Th. The tribe hal
purchased new Tararheinalia, which
will be used for the first time on tina
occasion. AT the meeting last eveninI
OF HopocohaokinR Tribe, the wArrior'l
degree was conferred on a number Of
candidates. and on next Monday even
ing, IL 10 very likely that an adoption
will take place. On Thursday even
ing, February 18th, Wawaset Tribe
No. o will be visited by a delegation
OF braves from Teocco Tribe, No. 3Is
Of Pasohalville, Pa, and an elaborAt
programme Of entertainment 10 boinl
prepared for the visitors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
OVER IN MARYLAND.

A petition is being circulated among
residents of Elk Neck, asking the Post
Office Department to establish a rural
free delivery route from Elkton TO
hyland Point, distance Of II miles
through Elk Neck.
AZ special meeting Of the Board
OF Trustees OF the Elkton NJ. K, Church
last evening il was decided to extend
a call TO Rev. L. E. Poole, pastor of
Pooomoke NJ. Z. Church, to become
their pastor, succeeding DR.. I. IL.
MaItindale, who goes to Salisbury
Church.
Owing to Denton Jail being unsafe
the county commissioners for Caroline
county will consider the matter Of a
new jail and sheriif's residence at
their meeting today.
1t Is said that Charles K. Harry. a
canned goods broker Of Dublin, will
be recommended to Gov. Warfeid for
appointment as he,Republican mem
Der on the Board OF Election SUPER
visors for Hartford county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
BASEBALL

A dispatch from Wilkes Barre says;
"Manger Sharrott of the Wilkes Barre
team Of the New York State League, has
notified the local owners that he had
signed NJ. s. Hogan Of New York City, a
fast outfelder, who made a good record
in the Interstate League last season.
Hogan was wanted by Billy Hamilton of
the Harrisburg Tri State League team.
SharTott made an effort TO sign Steamer"
Flanagan, formerly of the Pitts
burg team, but found that Flanagan
had been returned TO Springfield, Mass,
where Pittsburg obtained him. Capt
Harry Hinchman of Philadelphia, the
second baseman and captain of last
years Wilkes Barre team, IL is said,
wants 70 purchase his contract from the
Wilkes Barre managers and sign with
Williamsport of the Tri-State League.
A number of Reading bali players who
are well known here, are now signing
contracts for the coming season. They
will be scattered throughout the Fast
ern States, and will play in different
leagues. Ollie Britton. a graduate of
the City League, will play with the
Nashua team of the New England
League. lie will be accompanied by jim
mic Beard, who played with Nashua last
summer. Bob McClatchie, who last year
played second for Pottstown, will play
in the New England League this season.
"Donk" Ronca, a good, all-around man,
has signed with the Youngstown, O.,
team, and Eddie Shultz, third baseman,
has signed with the Olean team Of the
New York State League 'Kohley" Mil
Ter will cover second sack for the Johns
town club Of the Tri-State League, and
Fertsch viii again twirl for the Provi-
dence, r. l., team. Francis Hartman will
again captain the Denver club Of Iancas-
ter county, and Beggs, Haage and Phil
Gilman have signed with Coplay of the
Lehigh County League.
The directors of the Lancaster Tri-
State League team are making active
preparation for the opening Of the sea.
son. City Engineer Carpenter has been
engaged 10 resurvey the field at Rose.
mere Park, and among the improvements
to be made is a grass diamond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
HOW'S YOUR HARP

=. james Belt Announces That he Has At
Last secured cure for Hair Troubles.
We beg TO announce to the people OF VIII
mington that we have secured the agency
for one of tile greatest discoveries Of recent
years. We refer 20 the prescription of Sir
Erasmus Wilson, NJ. d.. EnglHnd"s most
successful specialist IN diseases of.the scalp
who WIS knighted for his many successes
In the treatment of skin and scalp. Upon
the death of DIR. Wilson this prescription
was secured by American chemists and
Is now offered to the public under the name
Of DR.. Wilson'S English Life 10 the Hair.
This preparation will grow hair on bald
heads even after all else fails. Unlike other
hair preparations Il is not sticky or greasy.
but gives live and glossy appearance 10
the hair. Miss Cornolia Stevens G smith
Ave, Boston, Mass, says; "Dr. Wilson's
English Life 10 the Hair grew a magnificent
head Of hair for me after / was told that
| was becoming hopelessly bald. My hair
now reaches nearly to my waist and il
heavy and glossy. 1 cannot too highly
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troubled with erupiions, dandruf scales
OF any scalp troubles try DR.. Wilson'S Life
TO the hair. Albert Chemical Co., Boston.
Mass, proprietors. Sold BY 2. James Belt
6Ol Market street. Price, 50 cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
AN ACCIDENT RECALLED.
While Watching the Derrick Work Along
the Railroad.


While standing at the p, B. & W.
railroad station, this morning, looking at
the hosting cranes moving, at the site
OF the new station building, Capt. Peter
Bloomsbury stated that he kept away
from the swinging booms as much as
possible, and related an accident which
occurred at the yards of the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Co., while the steamship
Parthian was being heightened 40 feet.
The boat had been cut in two and the
large piece of keel, 40 feet in length and
weighing several tons, was lifted by one
of the cranes and lowered into position
without trouble OF accident, Within half
an hour large plank not weighing one
twentieth part of the weight of the keel,
was lowered with the same tackle, when
a block broke and the timber fell with a
crash, but nobody was in the way at the
time and the accident was not Of a seri-
Gus nature.
New Working Signal.
A large bell has been installed on the
top of the warehouse of the Charles
Warner Co.. which is used to assemble
and dismiss the men at a. m. noon. l
and 6 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Blacksmiths Union.
Lincoln Lodge, X. OFF.
Naneta Council, ID. Of =.
Humanity Circle, b. of y.
Crusaders Castle. X q. X.
Corinthian Lodge. S. OF II.
West End Democratic Club.
Germania Temple, J.. q. u.
Fame Castle, A. o. X. NJ. O.
Franklin Lodge. A. o. q. n.
Industry Lodge, A. o. u. w.
Eureka Castle, A. o. X. NJ. o.
Wilmington Loan Association.
Chosen Friends Castle, X. g. r.
Eureka Council, Jr. o. u. A. M.
Cherokee Tribe. Imp'd. o. r. Nj.
Wilmington Council. o. q. A. NJ.
German Beneficial Society. No. 1.
Peerless Conclave. n. or s. W. Nj.
East End German Democratic Club.
Moriel kncampment, X. 81. j. A. M.
Harmony Council, No. /, u. Il. Of A.
Brandywine Com, A. 4 /. o. X. of NJ,
Wilmington Conclave. ID. OF l.. o. r. {
Oar and Ship Painters Protective Assoc r
Camp No. 100, Span Amer. War Veterans
\. =. 5. lions German Lutheran Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.

William II. Mccarthy, local merchant.
in company with Attorney Samuel $.
Adams, jr., left this morning for los
Angeles. Cal. to settle the estate of
James Mccarthy. a cousin of William.
Mr Mccarthy died a month ago. leaving
bis large estate to relatives in this city.
one third goes to Mrs. Kate Kenney and
the remainder TO John n. and Harry Cal
lahan and Mrs O. S. Weir. W. III. Me
Clarity is the executor Of the estate. and
he viii take ont letters in several States.
rs the deceased owned property in about
six. Letters viii iirst be taken ont in
los Angeles, and then In the other places
where property was held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30

William Stewart, a member Of the
Riverside Outing Club Of near New Castle.
sustained painful injuries while using a
saw, on Saturday. He was engaged in
saving a barrel in two parts when the saw
slipped from the oaken slaves and the
teeth went over the back Of his hand cut
ting a cash. He came to this city and
went to the Office Of DR.. II. G.. Buck
master, where his injuries were dressed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-30
ONE PACKAGE
PENN CATARRH CURE
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry ca
Steamer UIrica.

Change OF time in effect October "a, 1903
Leaves Wilmington, weekdays 500 a m. and
800 7. m.
Leaves fenns Grove. weekdays 10 q, N. aud
500 m
Leaves Wilmington. Saturday. 500 a m, 500
600 and l0S0p m
Leaves penns Grove Saturdays, 10 a. m 800
and 200 .. m.
Leaves Wilmington sundayA 9sO a m and
$50 p. m.
Leaves fenns Grove, Sundays, 1850 a H.,
and 800 .. m