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Evening journal., 1907-04-09
LAND FOR PARKS


The plan Of some members of the Park
Commission to buy certain tracts Of land
for park purposes is opposed by other
members of the Board.
At the meeting of the Board yesterday
afternoon after Il had been suggested that
a plot on the north side of the Brandywine
bounded by Seventeenth street, Green ave-
nue. and TatnalI street and the triangle
at Fifteenth and Market streets, be pur-
chased, it was decided TO circulate requests
among the members TO secure the neces-
sary signatures Of two-thlrds Of the board
as designated under the city charter when
asking for appropriations from Council
for land purchases.
Property owners along Red Oak road
asked for a % year lease on the ground
between the fronts of their properties ana
the curb line on the condition that they
pay 81 rent each year and keep the place
I'm repair. The subject Will be CONSIDERED
by the Board dater.
President Bancroft was authorized 70
execute an agreement with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company whereby the
Board will be given permission to extend
the north side drive under the railroad
company's bridge at Augustine.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
SPORTING NEWS

boys In the man hunt and all were soon in
fun chase Of the fleeing Bill. Across mud
dy ground, over fields and through sloppy
streets dashed the pursuers, nhe dogs
yelping and bowling an eighth Of a mile
ahead.
The negro had disappeared from view
long ere the start was made and the
trail led straight through the colored sec
tion Of Portsmouth. AS the yelping of the
blood-hounds was heard hundreds Of col
ored folk came pouring from their homes
and lined the side walks. "say capin,' f"
exclaimed one TO the pursuers as he ran
past. "what am dc malta. is yo-all after
dat Niger what done jest run past hyer.
He's gone up yander TO de timber. What
am 1t dat he gone doneT
But this was no time to answer Idle
questions and the pursuers ran madly
along through mud and water following in
the wake Of tho officials.
In a half hour the timber" a clump
Of pine trees standing in the open, was
reached. "There he is" called out Ser
geant Hoopnogle, pointing to tall tree
in the lowermost limbs Of which Bill was
perched. The dogs were at the foot of the
tree yelping and bowling iercely
"Yo-all done got me sure Capin Jess call
dem dawgs off till git down. called
Bill. The dogs were called off, put under
leash and Bill slid down the tree trunk
erinning affably. In order TO further rest
the ability Of the animals in man-hunting
small boy named Pardon, doffed his ccAi
and running a short distance Skinned a
tree. His coat was given the dogs to whit
and IN less than five minutes the animals
were yelping at the foot Of the tree which
the boy had climbed. These hunts are fire.
ouently given ere 10 keep the dogs in
training.
Following the hunt. Bill was returned e
the prison and the dogs to their kennel In
the iail yard The animals known as
Jumbo and Tiger are of "a build resemb-
ling a fox-hound They are about four
teen months old and were purchased n
Georgia by the authorities Of Norfolh
county for the purpose Of running dowr
escaped prisoners. Their creed is known as
the Georgia man-hunters' and then
scent is said to be infallible
Returning to the grounds the team en-
gagged I'm a two-hour practice. To-morro"
morning IL leaves at $50 o'clock for Rich
mond where two games will be played WHY
the Virginia state League team of that
eitv. Thursday morning the start for home
will be made
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
10 20 pIan.s. Eor shlnpInn.

10 rack FNaukls OF 9NiPPlHHs
A large shipper OF tender greenhouse
plants gives directions in Rural New
Yorker which would apply equally we'll
10 packing vegetables and fruit plants
This grower says;
I believe the best packing for nearly
all weather conditions to be as follows:
Wrap plants in separate packages of
from i've to twenty-five plants. accord
ing 10 size or 10 make a package that
shall be not more than two inches
through. a little soil should be left on
the roots. but even If the plant Is from
a two inch pot it is not necessary OF
desirable that II should all be left on
One-half or more should be shaken of
The bunch Of roots and soil should
now be well covered with moist sphag
mum moss. which must be wrapped n
oiled or waxed paper covering the en-
tire plant Packages so wrapped
should be packed tightly in layers, 4
row Of roots at each end of a box, will
tops to the center and overlapping.
Layer after layer may be packed il
one box. provided they are so tigh
that they cannot move. and any space
in the center or top must be pacle,
full and tight with excelsior TO avol,
any possible movement Of the plants
Many packers use sticks nailed cross
wise OF the box to hold plants Fl
place. but they often cause seriou
damage TO plants so packed. The wa.
paper is Of great importance not oal.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
WATER BOARD TO
BUY LEA RIGHTS

1t has been settled by the Board Of
Water Commissioners to close the con-
tract with the William Lea and Sons
Company for the purchase by the city Of
their water rights along the Brandywine.
besides a large tract Of land and a half
interest in a number OF other tracts, the
total consideration TO be 100000
Just when the deal will be consummated
is not known at present, but will be an-
nounced following special meeting of the
commission which viii be held this week
at the call of President Ford.
The water rights when acquired will in-
sure to Wilmington all the water likely
to be needed for many years to come The
$4,000 bond issue for the Water Cons
missioners. sanctioned by the last Legis-
lature. provided for the purchase Of the
water rights.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

TO keep tnc moss :nG soil moist, but to
prevent moisture reaching the tops
TO cause heat and decay. Tops must
be dry when packed, and the wax
paper viii keep them so. even though
the moss and roots be quite wet. Any
other paper coming IN contact with
the wet moss would act as a sponge
and would wet the entire package.
Most plants so packed viii be suhi-
ciently separated by the paper TO pre-
vent heating, but If the tops are very
heavy a thin layer of excelsior be-
tween each layer Of plants will be OF
great service. Have your box nicely
nailed up.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
NEW CASTLE TEAM

The Castle baseball club announces IFS
organization with the following players:
Scott and Bennett catchers; O'Rourke
and Ferry pitchers; France. first base;
O'Conor, second base; Bradley, third base;
Fischer short stop; Donohue. Keene and
Megill, outfielders; Mark Shaw, manager
of the club wants to arrange games with
any shop club in the city. Communications
arc to be sent to Mr.. Shaw. New Castle
Leather Company, Eleventh and Poplar
streets.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Officers Chosen for children's Home.

Trustees of the Home for Friendless
and Deserted Children mes in annual
session last evening at the office Of
David J. Rcinhardt. Besides the re-
ception Of the annual reports the fol-
lowing officers were elected;
Trustees: Edward Andrews. George
G. Lobdell, Edv ara Bringhurst. Jr.,
Chief Justice Charles =. Lore and
Charles f. Wollaston. They organized
by electing Chief Justice Lore. pvesi-
dent Edward Andrews, vice president;
David ]. Reinhardt, secretary and
William II. Ewing. treasurer. There
IS a woman's auxiliary 10 the board
and this body will meet shortly and
name officers.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
HOLDS
MEMPHIS CUP
Lou Dillon Was Not DOped
When Defeated by M'iOT
DeImaT, Says Jury
By our own wire. Publlshers' Press.

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. April 9-The jury in
the case of the Memphis Trotting AS
sociation, which sued E. lc. Smathers
to recover the gold cup won by Major
Delmar in 1904 to-day returned a
verdict in favor Of Smathers.
The cup was won In 1904 in a race
with Lou Dillon at Memphis. Charges
had been made that Lou Dillon hal
been ''doped," hut the verdict of the
jury practically disapproves these
charges. 1t took the jury nine hours
ITO reach a conclusion.
Smathers will now retain possession
Of the cup.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
WITH THE BOWLERs.

The Wilmington City League close next
Thursday night All-Wilmington are sure
winners Of first place. The Warren team
is one game ahead of Olympia for second
place and Imperial is sure of fourth place.
Bill Kelley was at the Academy alleys
last night meeting old friends.
1t now looks as though a good duck pin
league will be formed this spring.
G. A. clifford rolled 226 in the Waver'y
League last night.
The Amateur League teams roll tonight.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
stanton Inninra nrnani,.

The Stanton Juniors have organized for
the coming season with the following line
up: Webb. catcher; Southgate pitcher:
Marvel first base; Boulder. second base;
A. Hamilton, third base; w. Hamilton.
shortstop; Boyd, right field Mitchell
centre field; Simpson. left field They
would like to hear from all fourteen-yoar
old teams. Send challenges n. c. webb.
captain or w. Hamilton. Manager, STAR
ton Del
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
sold ont 10 MnMsnnn-

Gents furnishing store fixtures. out
door display. cases. nickeled stands. etc.
Also cream separator, barber chairs
mirrors, hair cloth reclining chair
combination book case and desk, IL
brary tables, parlor tables. sewing ma
chimes. porch chairs. rockers and re-
frigerators. If you need these they're
as good as new and the prices right
hCcAlahon's. Fifth and King"
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Photographs that have become soiled
or that are mounted on cards the
edges OF which are broken may be
soaked or by placing them In water.
This cleans them. but does not injure
them in the least and after drying
thoroughly between blotters they may
he mounted again on new cards
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Black kid gloves generally wear out
at the finger tips and then assume a
rusty brown tint. which is anything
but pleasant. although the other part
OF the glove may be perfectly good
when this happens, take a little black
ink. mix II with a small quantity OF
olive oil and apply Il TO the finger tips
Leave 1t until dry ana the gloves will
be very much improved In appearance
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
weoonooe Roys WnI panee.

Members Of the Wecoacoe Fire Company
Trip Association will give a reception in
Turn Hall on Friday evening. the proceeds
OF which will be used in defraying the ex-
penses Of the' jaunt. Ellotts Orchestra
has been engaged, and feature Of the
evening will be a grand march.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Finn in Centre Field.

Jimmie" Flynn, who played centre
field last year with the Newark. n j..
Eastern League team has been signed by
Manager Connolly 10 play centre field on
the local team. lie viii arrive in time to
play in Thursdays game.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
WAVERLY LEAGUE SCORE

The Waverly Bowling League teams
rolled their weekly games on the Acad-
emy alleys last night, the Strollers
winning two from the Breakers, and
the Idle Hour taking three games from
Clifton. Scores:
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
I'm Ton Wants Came.

The Hill Top Baseball Club would like
to arrange games with any seventeen.
year-old team in or out of the State II
Is "a uniformed team and desires to near
Immediately from all teams. Beck Flani-
gan, manager, 11S5 Jackson street.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Committed to Insant Hospital.

James Harrington, the man who jumped
from the window Of his home yesterday.
was found 70 be insane by Drs. Pyle and
Tomlinson and was committed 70 the in.
sane hospital at Farnhurst He is 81 years
Of age
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

Olympia won three games from Columoia
last night These were the games post
poned from last Thursday night
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

The boys are after the duck pin prizes
at the Academy alleys.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
LOCAL SOCCER
TEAM UNBEATEN

The Wilmington soccer team hnishao
ITS season on Saturday without defeat
by triumphlng over the Wilmington United
team by a score of goals 10 O.
The team introduced the new game in
Wilmington and played seventeen matches
during the season. scoring thirty goals,
while but two goals were scored against
wilmington. Saturdays game was played
at Rockford Park. neither side scoring an
the first half. Mcdonald scoring three
goals in the second half.
A large crowd Witnessed the contest
The line-up.
Wilmington. Wilmington United.
H. Shaw D.. ........ goal o.. ........R. Scalie
r. Hayes ...right full back ....R Brown
A. Steele . left full back s. Kimberley
J. Jameson right half back IT Holgate
j. Balm .... centre half back IT Martin
L. Black ... left half back. u. Adams
j. Armstrong outside right "A Macdonald
]. Rea.. o.. M inside right o.. ....J. Kane
j. Mcdonald centre forward. n. SnitcheE
L. Amber ...inside left ......J. Jackson
NJ. Amber o., outside left ......J. Nelson
Lnesmen. A. Elliott and w. shackletoni
goals, ]. Mcdonald, s; referee, NJ ]. Hol-
ton; time of halves, 80 minutes.
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Bio and Little Girls Dresses and Coats

Confirmation dresses beautifully made and trimmed with fine lace
embroidery Over $50 and high
necks. and long sleeves Sizes "A Values SIS
Special fr0m...-... 75C and up to $500
Beautiful New Coats. Most varied line we have shown
low prices hq and fall length plain coors fancy checks
stripes artdcay tailored trimmed all the Values
uEPt $40. Special $1.98, $298 and up to $6.98
Evening journal., 1907-04-09
Fashions Most Pleasing
Styles in WOnen'S and
ChiIdren'S Wear
Beautifully Tailored Suits, Coats and Dresses
at our usually low prices
Tailored Suits at $6. .98

Smart Pony Suits Of all wool mixtures. handsomely tailored
and trimmed with silk Hercules braid good $40 value spec &6 98
ial at
Evening journal., 1907-04-09

n nOCKSTADER's GARRICK THEATRE
- Week commencing Monday. April 8
Eight Acts-Three Big Star Features.
MAYME GEHRUE AND COMPANY.
SIX BLONDE TYPFWRITERS AND
THE OFFICE BOY.
EMANUEL ROMAN,
JOHN DOVE & co. CLARA CUBBIT,
AND HER FIVE TEDDY BEARS. 2
The Aerial Weavers. The Kinetograph.
Afternoon at 2.15. Evenings at SIS. p
Prices &c, Csc and SOC. Box Seats 75c