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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
WIRELESS MESSAGE
PICKED UP PRESIDENT | %
First Sent Out From Norfolk
Fell on Board Yacht
Mayflower.
lRy AssocIated Press. !

NORFOLK. VA, May 2e,--The first
wireless message sent out from Norfolk
picked up President Roosevelt tonight
on hoard the Mayflower en- route to
Portsmouth, where he will deliver n me-
mortal address to-mor,pw under the an
spices OF the John Phillips Garrison army
and navy union.
Tho message was received by the De
Forrest station recently erected on the
roof Of the Bank OF Commerce building.
Tho building Is twelve stories high, and
the wireless poles are one hundred feet
In length.
The station was tested tonight and the
first message fell on board the May
flower with the President ON board.
The yacht WAS then near Kettle bottom
Shoals. She reported all we'll and Is max
Ing good time down tho bay. She Will
probably arrive here about $50 O'Clock
Tomorrow morning.
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dreds Of friends are grIeved at the trag-
edy that comes as an Incident of tho
failure OF the concern that was for
forty years one Of the leading shoe
manufacturing firms In st. Louis.
death Of her husband and his aged father
and mother are also illlfrom grief.
At the time of the Tennent failure, the
statement was made that Jack Tennent's
account with the concern was overdrawn
to the amount Of $4,000, Young Torment
at that time admitted that he had drawn
money In excess OF his salary. hut he de-
MED that the sum involved amounted to
$4,000, II,
I, Tennent had benN travelling for the
Richmond firm only q short while, but
had made fine record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
.Memorial-Day Hours.

To-day (Memorial Day) tho bust
ness office OF 1rhe Tlmes- Dispatch
viii Be closed between the hours Of
a n. NJ, and s. +. M, Advertisers and
others having business With this de-
5partment will please attend Ia 1t ,he-
Tween the hours OF A, NJ. ana /
n. M. and Q r, N, and $3.50 y. NJ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
Mrs. Davis Convalescing.

(By Associated Fress.)
NEW YORK, May 90. Mrs. Jefferson
Davis, who has been III for several weeks,
was reported to-day 10 be conyalesclng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-30
Captured Guatelnalan
Town, But We're Later
Forced To Retire.
.OVERTHROW OF
CABRERA CERTAIN
People Flocking to Standard Of
Barillas, Who Has Begun
Movement From Noun
tains - Foreign In
terests Supporting
the Revolution.
Gpu uAssnciatnd p,

{By Associated Press.)
Il PANAMA, May 2e.-The Associated
Press has received the following dis.
patch:
"Guatemaia, lay f2eth ts:t2 a. sM.)s
Revolution started, but already
crushed. #(slaned,) Estrada CABRERA"
senor CABRERA Is the President Of
Guatem a la. VIZ IF IA {33
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Ccontlnued on Second Page.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22

of dress as it was in winter. Every
shhirt made for summer wear In the
best of the shops has the standing
turnover collar as the proper style.
These flannel shirts all have a wide
pocket on which the monogram is
embroidered in a silk OF appropriate
ccloT. The linen shirts are usually
marked with a small monogram on the
arm. Sometimes only one letter is used.
These decorations are costly enough
to bring the price OF the flannel shirt
up to sl4 in some cases. The linen
shirts of the various kinds range in
price from $3.50 to $50.
More in the nature Of a trade novelty
are some of the pleated and tucked
white linen shirts made up for evening
wear. They are meant to be worn with
the highout printed waistooats. Some
OF thsm have a rullle two inches broad
running down the front. These shit Is
are copied after the famous old pattern
Of the GTegoTian and early Victorian
dandies. lt is scarcely credible that
they will ever be restored TO their
original favor. James Hazsn Hyde
wore the nearest approach 20 them, but
his soft and much ornamented shirt
bosoms were simple compared to the
most elaborate shown by some Of the
makers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
BOXING

Some Lively Bouts at the Casino Last
Night.
The vind-up at tho National Sport
ing Club Arena last night, between
Billy Edwards anc Harry Jones,
both Of Philadelphia, was the poorest
bout on the card. Jones seemed TO be
in a stupor and didn't fight vigorously.
Edwards tried several times to force
the hRht. but it would only result
in a clinch.
The star 90 was the semi-wind up
between Kid Peerless of Palmyra,
N. j., and Eddie Wallace of Philadel-
phia. These two boys fought about the
fastest and hardest six rounds ever seen
at the Casino. lt was a good draw.
q Peerless was down to meet Jack
Britt0n Of Chicago. but Wallace
begged TO be allowed to 20 on with
him. He was matched time during
the past month to meet Peerless, but
failed to appear both times, and many
thought he was afraid of the boy
from Palmyra. 1t was a hard fight
from the tap Of the bell with both
boys trying for a knockout. 10 the
third round Wallace opened an old
cash on Peerless ear and had the
blood flowing from that member the
remainder Of the bout. The first
three rounds we're about even, but in
the fourth Wallace had the better Of
the New Jersey boy and landed some
hard blows in the stomach, which
made Peerless look sleepy. Peerless
came up strong in the fifth and held
his own. The sixth was all in favor
Of Peerless aud he had Wallace bleed
ing from the mouth and nose. 1he
boys we're given applause.
The tirst bout was between HuRhey
MoCann of Philadelphia and Young
John Henry johnson of Palmyra, N.
j., and was a good draw.
Young Theel went on with Young
Mooney Of Philadelphia. It was
MONEYS second fight and he was no
match for Theel. It was stopped by
the referee at the end Of the third
round.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
HONESTY OR DISHONESTY.
which wan You EnoourAEs ,
"who daros think one thing and anothor tell.
d. nn.rL an-.-L- hL-a y. ~. - "a a--L b

"Who oares think one thing and another tell
Ny heart deiesis him a. the gates OF hell
E1travagant statements and oxtraor-
dinary claims are made by nearly all manu-
facturers nowadays without any COM
junction whatever. Il Is argued that this
Il one Of the up-to-date methods of doing
business. Tho good old-faHhioned methods
ars no longer In vogue.
For instance, It is considered proper for
the manufacturer Of medicine to tell the
public that his product will help certain or
all diseases when he knows that a will only
aggravate same. Particularly Is this true
OF the propriotora Of remedies that contain
alcohol. Most Of these remedies will afford
temporary relief but claims are made that
permanent cures will be effected.
II does not take a very huge intellect TO
hRure that medicines containing from
fifteen TO fifty per cent alcohol are bound 20
produce bad effects. The average LIQUID
patent medicine contains more alcohol thnn
the average alcoholic drink.
For any one TO claim that medicine
containing alcohol will build up TISSUES Ia
absurd. II destroys them. These remedies
claim to heal and sooth tho various mucous
mem branee Of the body. Bosh They irritafe
and inilame them. The work of Destruction
goes steadily on until they are completely
destroyed.
Another claim made by these so-called
medicines Ia that they increase circulation.
Every one knows that when a person 4
heart has almost ceased 10 beat tnat little
whisky will increase Il, but most people
also know that II its uee is continued ior
any length Of time, the doses have to he
increased, and when the whisky 10 stopped
the patient relapses TO worse than his
former condition. SO Il Is with so-called
medicines which are nothing but temporary
stimulante.
How different from these is Maqee's Malt
Emulsion. Not a drop of alcohol In it. No
false hopes held out 10 the despairing one,
but s8fe. sure and permanent remedy for
bronchial and pulmonary affections and all
wasting diseases. When your vitality r.
low then IL ia you need something that will
infuee new life into your whole syetem.
This energy can only be obtained from q
medicine which ie q food like MHgee's Malt
Emulsion. II contains only pure Norwegian
Cod Liver oil, syrupy Diastasio non-
alcoholic Malt and hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda. These ere absolutely the greatest
body builders known to medical science.
Magee'e Malt Emulsion heals and builds
up the tissues instead OF destroying them.
II increases the circulation by infusinC
new, rich blood into the arteries. Il
strengthens you so that you are enabled 10
ward of colds, pneumonia, grip, bronchitis
and al pulmonary affections.
Show the formula OF Magee b Malt EmUl-
sion 10 your physician and ask him which
h. better for bronchial and pulmonary
nections-Magee's or the alcoholic con-
hemember Magee's Malt Emulsion con-
s1in, only food. Il may be obtained oi
=. ~ AhfimeN. Wholesale and Retail Drug
aNN 7iAiu and Madison streeta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22

The PhiIlsdsIphis, Baltimore \
Washington Railroad Co. has accom-
plished a great deal in the matter Of
improvements, according 10 the reports
submitted at the recent annual meet
ing. Important construction opera
tionH, which we're begun in 1904, we're
continued at heavy expense during
1905, and this feature forms one OF the
principal items Of the report, covering
the fiscal year ended December 3lst,
last When completed, with new tracks
and terminals. marked saving In the
cost Of handling traffic may be looked
for.
President Cassntt reports that the
aggregate construction, equipment and
real estate expenditures last year we're
g., 46l ,45l. or this 5000, 626 was
charged TO capital account. -Four
tracking operations, and the acquire
ment of increased liabilities IN Will
mington, Havre-de Grace and Wash
J inRton account for the greater part Of
the expenditure.
The company became JOINT guarantor
with the Baltimore and Ohio Of
el0, 000, 600 OF three and one-half
Per cent bonds, issued by the
Washington Terminal Company, to
provide for the terminal station in the
Capital. A new passenger station at
Baltimore, and a belt line around that
city TO be constructed jointly with the
Northern Central, will be undertaken
during the current year
The Pbiladelphia. Baltimore and
Washington acquired during the year
q majority Of the stock OF the Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia Railway Com
pany, running between Chesapeake
and Delaware bays, together with a
number Of steamboat lines. All are
operated in connection with the Balti-
more, Chesapeake 4 Atlantic road
The gross earnings last yesr we're
e14, ,676, 204, and net earnings SO, S73, 93i,
the latter showing an increase OF
1897, 4s6. After paying rentals TO roads
operated on the basis Of net earnings,
and adding interest on Investments
and miscellaneous revenue, there was
. gross income Of si,926, 6S5, whioh
was sufficient TO provide for the fixed
charges. sinking fund payments, taxes.
aud other Liabilities, aud leave a net
income for the year Of s2, 653, 765. -Four
per cent was paid in dividends. Out
Of the balance Of sl,7l4, 023, S7O2, 67C
Was applied to the balance Of extraor.
dinary expenditures carried over
from the year before, ard sl,Oll, 80.
was expended In payment Of extraor.
dinary expenses In 1905.
The company now owns stocks of the
par value OF t10, 561, 6s4, aud bonds OF
SLOT, 800 par value, which stand
together on the balance sheets worth
Se, O32, 25O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
RED Men,s Mirwan, %.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Red Mems Wigwam Co. has expended
about $500 in the past year, in max
ing improvements to the hall, the
treasurer reported, at the annual meet
ing OF the company last evening, that
there was s4lS.5S in the treasury, and
SlS6. l3 due the company for rents
The following officers Wero elected :
President, Leonard Heiss; Vice
President, George q. Byron Secretary,
GeroRe Q. Guthrie; Treasurer, Il. n.
Hanna; Board of Directors, George ..
Guthrie, Harry Chairs, Frank Grad
wohl and Jonathan Clayton Auditors.
Edward MoIntiTe, Harry Chars and
William n. Sohell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
DENNSYLYANIA
a RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION
Schedule in effect January ist. 1906.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows.

For Chester and Philadelphia, 1.4s, A15 t6ln
$50 t7.l0 40, ~ $50 1907, $50 300 QSO i009
1000 Ills, tll.32, ll.45 a. m, t124O l.sO, f285
25s, tS.a9, As9, 505 1850 COZ, toss, 6.57. 2 n
1000 and fll.00 D. m weekdays 1.48 4l5 fiO'
islA t90O 9.35, ll.4F q. m, fl2 IS 137, FOO 25s
tSo0' 6.o5. t5.sO, CO.. H2s sls 1000 and fliOj
For Philadelphia only 8s9. 5a. m, l2o
800, h22, 6ls, III and 500 p. m. weekdays 8s9
b.22 a. m, 6ls, III and 500 p. m Sundays
For New York Through express). L43, s.s9
$50 il.45 O. m, Fl22Q Hl.37, g. 10 % COZ e g3
= II, e28 p. m. week-oays. 1.ls. 339. tn45a a m;
sl.aL 2oa, az 6W, 't.23, 1.ll and asp m.
For boston without change, 1O.Ooa- m. and so
?. m. weekdays 500 p N. Sundays
Baltimore and Washington. 1O3, A2Q. 7.15 5.0l
$40 ilO1A n07, Fll.4s a. m, Fl2.85. ILL r2.O6
ass. s. 5. 6.0S '6.26, 100 s7sI, fs,l5, 200 >.
aQ2' fiol4, II, ,4e a. m, 'l2s5. '2O5 8.5o, 5.25,
6oS 500, '7.sl. sl5 teoO p. m and HAS nighta
baltimore and intermediate stations, t29
t44s, sos p. m weekdays and t56s ., m. sun
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line.-ENpress, l.U3 a. m. an
1855 p. m. daily. Limited, ). 10 p IN. week-days
southern kailway-Express. s.O2 a. m asa
90 and l.5l p m daily. Limited, 40l p m.
seaboard Air Line Raiway-Kxpress,s.o a. m.
ana 3.32 p fn daily Limited, 8.8O ?. m. daily
Noriolk and Western kailway-For Memphis
ana New orleans, o2o p m daily
Chesapeake q Ohio Railway-Express, LL0I a
m weekdays, S.l5 p. m daily
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New castle, u.55 a.28 a. m s.05, s.44 and
6.b2 p. m weekdays
ior Lewes o.25 a. m. and s.44 2. m weekday
For kehoboth, s.28 a. m Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays
Tor Dover. Harrington and Delmar SIS, l0.53
g. NJ. 8.4A, 6.52 p. m. weekdays aud 100 night
daily.
For Harrington ana way stations 6.55 q m
and 800 p m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Noriclk lO5S a m. weekdays and l2.00 night
daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 an,
2b8 ana 6l3 p. m. weekdays o.l4 a m, ana
6l6 .. IN. Sundays.
Whining car. Accommodation lralnA
The Wilmington Transfer Company will call
for ana check baggage from hotels and resi-
Ocncea
For further information, apply 70 J. h No
Nnhams, City Ticket Agent, sos Market street.
OF at the station.
W. W. ATTERBURY .. R WOOD
General Manager Pass'r Trafic Manages.
GkO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
BOWLING CONGRESS.

The Bowling Congress, at Louisville,
KY, tas elected the following oficers -.
President, K. Z. bIyson OF In1ian.
apolis; First Vice President, Charles
j. Kaufman, Cincinnati; second Vice.
Pies dent, A. 1 Anson, Chicago, re-
elected; lhiid Vice resident, Il. ".
Gosewch, St aul, reelected; S Gre
tary, Samuel karpi, Day ton, Ohio, re-
elected; Treasurer, X. l.. Pasdeloup.
Chicago, reelected.
The congress decided to hold the
next annual convention in st Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL COMPANY.

Edwin r. Cochran, Jr., today sent
TO Dover articles of incorporation for
the Netherland Hotel Co, which is
capitalized at 100000. The incorpora-
tors are Irwin l.. Wells of Atlantic
City, s. A. johnson Of PHILADELPHIA
and MI. Cochran.
The company will, IL IL understood,
take over the NetheTland Hotel, New
York avenue and the Beach, Atlantic
City, Of which Mr. Wells is now pro-
prietor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
BASEBALL.

Manager George w. Heckert an
nouuoes that be has sigued Curtis
Wiegand to be captain and second
baseman for the York team this sea-
son.
Ned Hanlon thinks that Vic. Willis,
new a membeF Of the Pittsburg club,
the best man in the National League
today in watching bases. "He has the
knack OF keeping runners on the bases
down to as nice science as any man
/ ever saw, says Hanlon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
YOU CAN'T BE
ATTRACTIVE

An Offensive Breath and Disgusting Dis
charges, due 20 Catarrh, blight Millions
OF Lives Yearly. Dr. Agnew's CatRrrha al
Powder Relieves In 80 Minutes.
Eminent nose and throat specialists IN daily
practice highly recommend Dr. Agnow's S Catarrhal
foWler as sure, permanent painless in all cases
OF cold IN the Head, iousintls. Headache and
Natarrh 40 gives relieiin iOminutes and banist os
the disease like magic. So
Use Dr Agnsw's riiis.-tO doses 10 cents.
n. Is. DAnforth, second aud Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
POOL.

Much interest is being manifested in
the pool tournament which is in prog
ress at the North End Athletic Club.
Several classes have played, with the
following result:
Fourth olass--won by John Evans,
with a score Of so; Daniel Du Ross
made 80; James Q. O'Neal, 81.
Sixth olass-George Eakin, winner
90; Thomas Gray, 40; James Comfy, 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
GOLF

AT the Southern Golf tournament,
which will be played in this city, on
September 9th, 2Sth and 10Th, crack
players from Baltimore, Washing ton,
Richmond and other cities will par
ticipAte.
An open tournament will be held at
the grounds Of the club on June 2sth,
10Th and 30th
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

City Council.
WawRset Gun Club.
Democratic League.
Camp 2, p. o. $. A.
Grant Post, q. A. r.
Iron Mouldem Union.
Delaware Saengerbund.
du Pont Post, q. A. r.
Republican lnvincibles.
Cyrus Temple, l.. G.. u.
Clayton Lodge, X. of T..
Eden Lodge, |. %. O. n.
Division No. 4, A. O. II.
America Lodge, $. of H.
Grand Opera House Band.
Asylum Lodge l. 0. o. F.
Master Honeshoers Union.
Humboldt Castle, h. q. u.
Roosevelt Republican Club.
Alpha Council, L. o. r. o.
Excelsior Council. u. n. A.
Crusaders Temple. l.. q. E.
Jefferson Lodge, !. o. o. II.
Delaware Conclave, /. o. II.
Moss Rose Temple, l.. q. E.
Apollo X. g. h. Brass Band.
ST. Peters Beneficial Society.
Beta Tent. No. .. X. o. II. NJ.
Eighth Ward Single Tax Club.
Carpenters and Joinem Union.
Wilmington Loan Association.
Second Ward Single Tax Club.
seventh Ward Single Tax Club.
kadosh Commandory, Il. Of M.
keokuk Tribe, Imp'd o. r. M.
Brsndywine Conclave, s. W. NJ.
Palestine Castle, a. o. X. NJ. O.
Wilmington Lodge, A. o. u. W.,
Minona Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Delaware Commandery, X. G.. r.
Hiawatha Tribe, lmp'd o. r. NJ.
Wilmington Lodge OF Machinisls.
Mizpah Conclave. H.. OF :. W. NJ.
Delmarvia Lodge, l.. A. to h. r. r.
Eastlake Lodge, No. Ia, |. O. q. r.
n. John Commandery. No. 1. Is. L.
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Prospective Chapter. American Guild.
brandywine Conclave, n. or :. W. NJ.
Washington Camp, No. 2i, r. O. =. A.
Brandywine Lodge, Order of the World.
Court Brandywine. Foresters of America
Wilmington Lodge. No. ll6. L d. q. Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
The ua,pal,ers

Several tramps we're TAUGHT how
to make hay at the meeting Of tbe
haymaksTs degree Of Usage Tribe.
lmp'd q. IL. 10. last evening. Refresh-
mems were served aiteg the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
sonoduie in eject March 10, 1906.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station.
Will MINCTON DEL

W ~ wv -
tDaily. tDany except sunday SUNDAY onl
NEW YORK ana the tast, F2.z6, IS 70. 1910, tll.la
iil.S5 a M tL26 $3.50, t5.lz "Royal Limited "
FHiIADeLPhiA s22s, s5.2s. $3.50 TocalL ts.4o,
f72O locall, IS 10, IS 34 local. 1915, f9.iO,
llO.4s locall, tlO57 local t1l.1e. sll.85 a m,
tl.z6, t8O5 local, 1880, sL80 local. i452
local. f517 Roy Limited" 1920 local,
TOO, s705 [localb a742. Is 80 local al 20 m
CHESTER, 1880 llocall t6i0, F7.20 focal. Is DO,
5s.8i local, 1915. Fg40 gl04s local. tl0d
local, gil 80 a. H.. tL26 1905 local, a 80
local, ti5l local t62O local 100, s7.O5
call, t7.42 1872 llocall fll.OO p. m.
BALIlMOh p a WASHINGTON. -. la. -. l6, I'll %
a. m. fLO6 fl41 e4l7. 1855. 1850, "Koyal
Limited F9.O9, 30 03 p m.
BALTIMORE and way stations, TOO,
IS l6 a. H.; f3 70 fb o. p. m.
NtWARk f4l8, 100 fSl6, tllO6, a.
M ti2 ~ F.t6, tSl2 t655, 90 q i6lS "ao9
sinseeriy, 100 a M. lsl6. ti1o6 rFxrresslam.
~ A., t32 i5.55 txpressl ;602l6 Is, sl1.S0 p. m
Landenber- ana way stations, 1924 sl0.15 a
M; 1857, sL25p. IN.
flrIsB re-, Is. 10 a. m; i447, t555, $50
IRoyal Limited 40 % .. m.
CBICAGO, s. 10 a. IN p AZ p. m
CINClN NAIl. Il LOUIS g. LOUISVILLE,s3le 10
a. m; Fl.O6, - 90 r.. ~
DEL AWARE AVENOE STATION
Delmarvia Telephone No. 2l93.
j.. & A. Telephone No. lf22A.
City IlCkei Ohlce No. Sl4 Market Street.
j. & A. Telephone l75SA.
Delmarvia elephone 2i95. II. A. MILLER,
Travelling Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
RAILROAD EXTENSION
"A Great Deal Accomplished on
the p B. 4 W, System
Last Year.
OYER S5,OOO,OOO EXPENDED
In Construction, Equipment
and Real Estate.
ALSO INCREASED FACILITIES
Two Additional Tracks for
Much Of the Distance.
OYER S5,OOO,OOO EXPENDED
In Construction, Equipment
and Real Estate.
ALSO INCREASED FACILITIES
Two Additional Tracks for
Much Of the Distance.

The cross Earnings Last Year Amounted
TO si4.o7o,20S. and the Net Earnings,
e3.s5s,e ,eSi, an Increase over the freced-
rug Year Of $751;, ass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22

must have something besides the oTdi-
nary dialogue TO keep ] { in coed stand
ing. A Grown of ThoTns" is booked
for an engagement at the Lyoeum on
March 10Th, 30th and 3lst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
nInnr a annd rn.ltinn

has been filed through the small want adv.
If you want help of any kind better let a
want adv. help you fill it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
BOWLING

The weekly games of the teams Of
the Knights of Pythias Bowling
League we're rolled last night. The
scores follow;
Calanthe. he.....659 7O4 654-9o17
Washington. .753 sOs t9l-2252
Oriental ........773 sl4 754-2441
Lafayette 1892 7l4 692-222s
The averages Of the members of the
Academy Bowling League who have
taken part in six or more games follow :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22
WILSON LINE.
BRANDYWINE

BRAN DHWINE
Leaves Wilmington, fourtn street wharf, week
days aud sundays. s.30 a. m. and 100 p. IN.
Leaves Chester one nour later
Leaves Philadelphia. Chestnut Street Wharf,
weekdays anl sundays, lO.l0 y. m. and 4.l5 p. n,
Ltaves Chester one nour later
Shippers of ireg ghl have frequent service, care
iul handling, prompt delivery and full protection
from the weather by covered wharves and
wagons.
2 o secure these facilities, order your shipments
via WILSON LINE, Chestnut Street Wharf,
Phlladelphia, Pa and Fourth Street Wharf
Wilmington, Del.
FARES INCLUDING SATURDAY AND
SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia. Exc, 25c; one way 16c.
Chester Ike, l5c; one way 10.
HORACE WILSON, General Manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22

In presenting "A Grown of Thorns''
to the public, Mir. Emil. Hunt feels as
II he we're giving 70 the stage a play
which teaches a strong moral lesson as
70 be OF profit 20 all those who NAV see
u. The proper vehicle should be Of as
much benefit as the average sermon.
and the day has come when a play
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-22

Unlike the common run Of two act
musical comedies, there are three acts
and seven scenes in 1.-The Smart Set. -
which will occupy the boards at the
Lyoeum for the next three days. Eaoh
one of the scenes is said TO outriyal
the Others IN respect TO beauty CT color
detail ans TO faithfully represent some
famous locality on the Hawaiian
Islands, where the dramatic action Of
this splendid comedy, studded with
musical gems, Is supposed 20 take
place. One Of the views In particular.
garden scene at Waikiki, Honolulu.
is described as one OF the most delight.
tullf picturesque effects ever painted
for stage use, while another has been
frequently passed upon as a work Of
the most original execution. Ii will
therefore be inferred that "phe Smart
Set" honestly makes some pretensions
towards gratifying the eye as we'll as
the ear.