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coRrELYou HTS AT rAEr.

There Is nc the present tlme neing
played tho deepest game OF politics
over indulged In In Washington. Even
the days when jackson was planning
aud schcming to install Van Buren, In
tho chair are palcd By the manlnulat.
Ing that IL being done by President
lsco.cvclt And II there was ever n
man who has tho people OF this coun.
try guessing as to what his ultimate
object Is. that man IL President
Roosevelt. Over two years ago It be
came certainty, apparently. that the
, choice of the President for his sue.
cessor was Secretary OF War Tatt.
The boom of the Ohio gentleman OF
girth bowlctl along smoothly. because
nobody was greatly interested just
thcn, as the convention and campaign
were SO far away. Fairbanks was tho
only other avowed candidate for the
oflico and nobody took him seriously.
When Mr.. Taft left for tho trip that
is now coming to and end, his boom
was III pretty good shape. though 1t
rad received puncturo or two hut
since tho Secretary OF War has l'ecn
taking his trip around tho world,
much mas taken place TO lead one to
believe that unless something hap.
pons' MI Taits name viii receive
scaht consideration IN file Republican
national convention
Perhaps Roosevelt Is even more an
naept at me hide and seek game
'nan Justice Brewer said he was, but
anyway. he Is Just nj present to use n
siaiiB expression, playing both ends
ana the middle Just what his game
Is IT is nonsense to attempt at the
present time to oven guess, Ho
evidently by some Of his actions has
siaetFacked Tart and at other times
he has given proof that he is still
with" the Secretary of War. Just as
you are getting ready to believe that
no is going to stick TO Taft to the
last up bobs something that causes
you to change Your mind, and. presto.
you become convinced that it is Cor
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a Kansas farmcr in note left DC.
hind SAYS that no committed suicide
because ho had to get up every morn.
ing at $ o'clock and milk dozen
COWS. Here Is a pointer TOR the ad.
yocatcs of tho theory that suicide is
justihablc. sometimes.
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Recognition.

''NSNSs'H'S''
1t always was mis- youthful dream
In lifc's great race
TO win some very noble goal,
Some honorcd place.
Then relatives and friends. he
planned
Would round him crowd.
nd claim acquainnucctIcs of blood
So pleased and proud.
Time passed; to congress he ~wwas
sent,
Ambitious end.
He thought how glad they oil
lie thought how glad they all
would he
To hail him friend.
Alas, w..cn he arose to speak
With wisdom's now.
lie was not even recognized
BY Uncle Joe.
New York sun.
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III tho prohibition lexicon the oni,
god saloon Is Ike the good lndian.--
Indianapolis Star.
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Nv luTIncr Is WOTtl more tnan all
tho dishonesty successful spectators
Of tho whole country.-Detro!t News.
What We want is more business
and less politics." says Senator Ray.
nor. Yes; but what wculd he tho
use of Congress IL We played things
that way?-Washinston Herald
Temperance IS going some when
even New York gets scarcd.-Wasl,.
ington Times.
Christmas presents IN some cases
ut least Will make amends fer alb.
sence,-St. Louis Times.
AS we understand it. Henry CASA.
way Davis is amply able to support n
wlfe.-Chicago News.
Thirty thousand words! The rcrsi.
dent would never do TO- newspaper
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Tho reported fall IN meat prices
has by no means disturbed any of tho
seismosraphs Youngstown Tclc.
gram.
With the saloons put out CT bust.
ness. the South's next step should be-
to keep patent medicines AWAY from
the negro, KANSAS City Star.
II The South goes solidly for pro
hibitlcn, and the distillers and brew
ers are TO live. the North must carry
the white mans load.-Detroit News.
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tho dishonesty Euccessful spectators
of tho whole country.-DotroIt News
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Evening journal., 1907-05-14
WILMINGTON LOST
IN CLOSE GAME
Senator'S Defeated Peaches
in Harrisburg by a Score
Of 5 to a
CASSIDY SENT TO BENCH

HARRISBURG May 1A-By "a score OF
to q, the Senators defeated the Delaware
Peaches here yesterday afternoon IN an
interesting game.
Harrisburg opened with a run on Pat-
tees SINGLE Calhoun's sacrifice and
ONeirs single. The second run came IN
the fourth, on Smiths single Pounds
sacrifice Pattoes single and Calhoun's
ny ITO right field. In the seventh with Two
men out, O'Neil singled stole second and
went to third on selbachs single. Sell
bach stole second. Martin was walked
and Zimmerman hit the ball to McFar-
land scoring O'Nen and selbach This
tied the score, and In the ninth, with one
man out, O'Nen singled, went to second
on selbachs out from third to first and
scored on Martins single, hard hit TO
Lautorborn who booted it Wilmington
started with two runs IN the second. In
the sixth Hoch was walked, went to third
on McFarlands double and scored on Sell
bach's error, a dropped fly. In the eighth
Mclean was walked, Lauterborn sacri-
feed. Deitridge singled and Mclean
scored ON an out from pitcher to first
In the seventh inning Cassidy was
benched by the Jump" for kicking at his
decision on zimmerman's hit to McFar-
land Cassidy claimed Mae caught the
ball. but the umpire said he trapped It, II
was close decision. Grady was taken
from right and placed on FIRST
Hoch twirled for Wilmington and
though touched up in seven Of the nine
innings, pulled himself away from trouble
several times, struck out five men and
performed a feat never seen on the local
grounds, that Of pitching eight balls i'm
succession over the plate, each of which
was a strike. His delivery was slow and
so were the nelders at critical times. The
score:
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
AMArEIlR RAsERAIL.

The Howard High School defeated the
ST. AIMS baseball team Saturday after
noon at Front and Union street 10y the
score of 13 TO 3. Batteries: Howard High
school. FNchett and wilson. Next satur-
day afternoon tho Howard School viii
play the Brandywino
on Saturday the Landlith A. c. defeat
ed the Jim Phy Jrs. by the score OF IA
TO 2. Iandllth will receive challenges from
any hirtcon-year-old team in the city.
Address, r. Nichaels $50 Vandever ave-
nue..
on Saturday the Vesper baseball team
defoatcd the quick Step Juniors by
score Of &c TO IT, Tho features of the game
were the pitching of Triggs and the work
of Hughes at short The Vosper has
changed It's name TO Violet a. C. and
would like TO have challenges from amy
thirteen-year-old team in the city. the
Rodney and Sacred Heart preferred Send
challenges TO Wells, i20S West Eighth
street.
The st. Johns would like a game for
Saturday next Communicate with A. II.
Jones, manager, No. 2n9 Washington
street. or call 29SO on the Delmarvia, or
i609A on the D. and A. between and
p. m. Seventeen or eighteen-year-old
teams.
The Coaster A. C. opened on Saturday
by defeating the Baltimore A. c. by the
score of s to A. The Coasters would like
20 arrange games with any thirteen-year-
old team IN the city, on Saturdays and
holidays. Send challenges to A. V. Hag-
gorty. 60l West Front street.
The Elsmere baseball team defeated
the Marshallton nine on Saturday by the
score OF 70 IN an exciting game. The
Elsmore boys would Ike TO hear from any
fourtcon-year-old team i'm the city. Send
challenges 20 Raymond Lilly. Elsmere;
or phone, Delmarvia l1is.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
POLLING PLACESFOR
SCHOOL ELECTION

The Board Of Education at its reg
ular meeting last nighv decided on the
following polling places for the cleo
tion of members of tine board which
will be held on Saturday, June s.
First Ward-No. % school Second
near Washington streets, and No. 20S
West Fourth street.
Third Ward-No. 3 school, Jefferson
street below Third. and southwest cor
ner Second and Monroe streets.
Fifth Ward-No. school, Eighth
and Wolaston streets: No. % school,
Eighth and Adams and the southwest
corner Seventh and Rodney streets.
Sixth Ward-No. school. Walnut
street near Twelfth ami the northwest
corner Of Seventh and French streets.
Seventh Ward-No. . school. Elev-
enth and Washington streets. No. %
school. Seventeenth and Union streets,
and the northwest corner Eleventh and
Adams streets.
Ninth Ward-No. II school. Twenty
second near Market, No. II school, Six
teenth and Claymont streets and No.
% school. Thirtleth and Madison
streets.
Eleventh Ward-No. 10 school. OAK
and Harrison streets and the southwest
corner of Fifth avenue and Brown
street
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

From an article I'm Philadelphia
paper relative 10 the work Of the Tri-
state players the following extract is
taken;
Lee. of Altoona. continues to hold his
place as the top hitter of the Tri-
state League. and McLane, Of VIII
mington. is second. but the honor really
belongs to Manager Foster Of Altoona,
who. in eleven games played up to
Wednesday. had amased seventeen hits
out of thirty-nine trips TO the plate.
Cooney. the little shortstop. whom
Altoona let 20 TO Johnstown, is maxi
ing an excellent showing. and is right
al Fosters heels DUFF and Flourney,
two more Flood City men, come next.
and show that Johustown may not
be running as well as might be hoped
lint It has some men who can clout
the bah.
Lancaster leads in team batting and
in distance hitting. Delchanty, of VIII
Transport. Is upholding the honor of a
great family OF slurgers by standing
TO the fore in the long distance figures
for individuals.
A long string Of pitchers are stil in
nocent of having committed any errors,
and Dun of Johnstown. and Starnagle
OF Altoona. are catchers who are
equally exempt Schriver, of Harris
burg: Cassidy. Of Wilmington. and
Houser. Of Altoona. have been equally
free % offcnses.
Cassidy deserves the most credit for
he has been in eleven games. Marshall
and DAILY. Of Lancaster and Altoona,
are second basers who have yet to fail
down on . chance. and the record Of
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
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Evening journal., 1907-05-14
LOSE
STATE FUND

In section 4 Of the compulsory school
law. passed by the last Legislature, is
the provision that it shall be the duty
of the assessors when making each
assessment of property for taxation
for school purposes, when not notified
and directed to the contrary by the
school commissioners, TO make in a
substantial book, provided by the
county superintendent of schools at the
expense of the state for that purpose,
a careful and correct list of all chill
dren between the ares OF seven and
fourteen years within this district,
giving the full name, date of birth,
age. sex, race estimated distance from
school house by the nearest Travelled
road name and address of parent
guardian or person in parental rela-
tion; which enumeration. after approv-
al by the secretary Of the said school
district, shall be sent iy the assessor
to the county superintendent OK
schools of the county in which the
enumeration is made.
Mr.. Baynard, at last nights meeting
of the Board of Education, made a
motion referring the law to the city
solicitor for his consideration. lie
thought the law inasmuch as it applies
to section 4, might deprive the board
of a portion of the state appropriation
He could not see how the assessors
of the various districts in the county
could comply with the section in ques-
ton. before the beginning of the next
fiscal year, July 1. His motion was
carried.
Because of the near approach of the
end Of the fiscal year, June 30, tho
board decided to stop all unnecessari
work in the schools. u was also de-
cided to partieipate in the G. A. r
parade on Memorial Day.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
DIAMOND FLASHES.

They are hitting better, Mcfarland led
yesterday with two.
Vinson did not play in the Johnstown-
York game yesterday.
Hoch pitched eight straight balls, each
of which counted for strike.
Wilmington is playing as good BAN as
any of them i'm the field. They will be a
fast bunch after they have played to-
gcthcr for a while
Cassidy was benchod by Umpire Fin
neran for kicking too vigorously.
Harrisburg again to-day with Wolfe or
Ramsey IN the box.
Judging by the scores of the past week
the Tri-state pitchers have st on the bait
ters good and plenty. Look at Saturdays
scores. Three of them were to ] affairs.
Carl Druhot the well-known south
paw twirler Of the Cardinals, is to don
an Altoona uniform. Manager Irwin hav-
ing made a deal with Manager McCloskey,
of the st. Louis Nationals, whereby Char
ley Shields is traded for Druho..
The Lancaster Examiner says: keep
your ears open for the hammer gang;
they are already busy" The team had
won nine out Nl NitN'h 5tAtitN' '---" ~--
hammers are going. What on earth do
the people Of Lancaster want?
The following articles appeared in q
recent issue Of the Trenton Times:
Looks as if it was anything so that
tho Pennsylvania clubs could win IN
this league. Anything TO beat Jersey
and Delaware.
our old friend "Bausy' had a get
up and get" time in Wilmington. There
can be no excuse for the actions of
Vinson, but if Bauswine umpired the
way he did in the Trenton-Lancaster
games you could not tlame the fans
for feeling sore.
If the time does swinS around TINS
season when this staff of umpires can
see anything except the Pennsylvania
teams there will be n lot of heart-sicN
fans all over the circuit when the IL
gers go a-hi6ing over the pike.
kid Foster continues his wondertui
work i'm the field and 90 bat He'll have
a. warm record as a snort stop at tho
finish. that's a cinch. Manager Heck
ert says Foster has four attributes
that always go to make a great ball
player. He is frecked, bow-legged'
chews and plays billiards to beat the
troileys.- Harrisburg Courier.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Is peservinn of credit.

Sporting Editor Evening Journal.
1 do not think too much praise can
be given to the High School track team
for its showing made at Harrisburg
on Saturday. Although Wilmington
High did not win the meet. the fact
that the same four runners scored all
of the fourteen points is deserving
Of much credit. Wilmington ranked
fourth in the schools entered but when
Harrisburg and Steelton Highs had
each fifteen men entered to Whining
toms six, some allowance must be
made There has been a great re-
vival in track athletics i'm Wilmington
in the last three years and as this
branch of athletics is one of the clean
est, it should be encouraged.
Sincerely yours,
A Wilmlngtonian.
Wilmington. May IA.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

At the Wilmington Gun Club grounds
yesterday Wallace Minner and w.
Hartlove defeated l.. Koerner and J. r..
Jones i'm two-man race at 100 tar
gets, the score being 1853 to 40. This
afternoon w. NJ. Foord and p. Banks
win shoot for the dupont trophy at the
Wawaset Club. A practice shoot VIII
also be held to prepare the men for
the big shoot which begins tomorrow.
Tho scores.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Win 80 Rn rolnrated-

''The Tri-State managers must deal
with rowdyism promptly and effective
ly. The people viii not so 10 baseball
games that are liable to be turned into
free-for-all fights. Tho scene at Will
minston Friday, and AT York two
weeks ago. enacted because Of dis
pleasure at an umpire. is not a part Of
the clean sport that ought 10 charac-
tefiEs baseball sun.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

The opportunity for political prefer
ment for the young man Of to-day is
considerably curtailed by the fact OF
one man retaining for sixteen years the
hest-paying elective Office in the South
ern District OF our city. That we may
have the square deal" SO often quoted,
vote for ID. l.. Leary for assessor and
collector for the Southern District at
the prlmarIes on saturday. MAY ls.t
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
SPORTING NEWS
ALLIANCE WON THREE
Weekly Duck Pin Contests Rolled at
Academy Alloys.

Teams Of the wilmington Duck Pin
League rolled at the Academy alleys last
night. Ail-Wilmington and Olympia did
the best work Al-Wlmingion made 5l7
in tho second game and 5i6 i'm the third.
and their total for three games was 15l4
Olympia rolled 81 In their second game.
Orange won two out of three from Del
marviu, Olympia took two from Academy
and All-Wnmington won three from
Automatic. The scores:
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Dr.. kellnnn 70 Lecture.

In Epworth Church on Thursday
night the Rev II. w. Kellogg will lee
ture on the subject: where Rolls 'he
Oregon" 1t will be for the benefit Of
the Epworth Cadets.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Find Coal Near Newark

Anthracite coal has been discovered
on the farm Of A.. 5. Mote along White
Clay creek, about three miles from
Newark, and a company has been in
corporated TO mine It. Borings have
been taken and samples sent TO the
Academy of Natural Sciences. The re-
suit shows fine grade of coal. The
beds extend over twenty-five acres Of
land.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

The Rock Band Concert Company
will give a concert in Greenhill Pres
byterian Church on Monday evening,
May p. A delightful program is to
be given.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
SCORE by INNINGS.

Wilmington .... O.. ......O 2 o 0001 o.
Harrisburg ..... ..... ...l o 10 2 10
TWO base hits, Mcfarland, Zimmerman;
sacrifice hits. Calhoun, Lauterborn, q;
Pounds, Mclean; struck out by Pounds,
.. by Hoch, G; base on balls, OF Pounds,
4; off Hoch, A. left on base, Wilmington.
z; Harrisburg lOi hit by pitcher Aimmer-
man: stolen bases, O'Nen 2; Selbach;
first base on errors. Wilmington, .; passed
balls. McAuley; time, 2.OS; umpire, Fin
nerau.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
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Evening journal., 1907-05-14
cHAMPIoNsHIP REcoRps.

~ ro DrD sale was registered iu
October. 1902. on the Californian coast
The svinli reached a velocity Of 12O
niles an lhour.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Scheduled FoR Id. .pAY.

The Gentleman with the Beard
Surely you are splitting hairs, profess
or? The Gentleman Without-No. I'm
merely stating the bald facts.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14

Third Baseman Hammond. Of Johns
town, is spotless.
Newton, of Lancaster, tops the short
stops. and there is a long array Of
erroress felders.
Altoona has done the best fielding to
date, with Lancaster second Many Of
the pitches have not yet lost game.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
TRl STATE STANDING.

Yesterdays SCORES.
Harrisburg. 8; Wilmington. a.
Johnstown. G.; York. S.
Altoona, 8. Lancaster. 8.
Wiinamsport 6, Trenton, g.
eAmEs SCHEDULED FOR DAY.
Trenton at Winlamsport
Lancaster at Altoona
York at Johnstown.
Wilmington at Harrisburg.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
Minner and HartIove Won.

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Evening journal., 1907-05-14
pork Rsn5 concert

Score by innings at Harry f.
Schneprs. 224 King streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
STANDING OF BASEBALL TEAMS
YEsTERpAYls oAMEs.

New York, /; Cincinnati. o. T. innings.
50. Louis, 3, Brooklyn. p
Pittsburg. "a; Boston, II.
Chicago. S; Philadelphia. O.
SCHEDULED FOR TO DAY
Cincinnati at New York.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pitisburg at Boston.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York z; Cleveland l.
Detroit, q Boston. l.
Philadelphia, 9; Chicago. /.
ST. Louis, 8; Washington, T.
SCHEDULED FOR to DAY.
Now York at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington az Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
WILMINGTON.
HARRISBURG.

Totals ..... .... "a z f26 II o
1.-TWO ONT whom wlnnLng run was scored.
Evening journal., 1907-05-14
epoRT I'M GENERAL.

Baseball games by innings received
nightly at Kings Hotels