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THE HOTEL CUMBERLAND HAS
GRANTED A FATE o. $500 Per
WEEK FOR BRuNsWieee people
NO CHARGE FOR CAR FARE.
CHEAP BOAT RATES. ADDRESS
's'LARA MANAGER, CUM.
.HERLANo ISL AND. Ga.
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Half Price.

During the week beginning Mon
day, August %, we will refund one
half the purchase price of every tenth
purchase of ten cents or more. Nan
ney's Drug Store.
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nNNIE o. IN poRT.-The ster,

''NNIE D. IN PORT.-Ihe STERN
wheel steamer Annie D., which is sup
posed to be running between Savan-
nah and Fernandina, stopping al all
intermediate points, is in port The
steamer has made only one or two
trips since she was placed on the
new route. .
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cooLER.-It is to be hoped that
the prediction Of the weather man will
prove true today, as he has promised
rs cooler weather, which probably
means that the long and unusual hot
wave has been broken. The past
week has been the hottest the country
has experienced in many years.
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lie n the low. marsny bottoms of the.
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For diseases of the liver. kidneys
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SCHEDULE cHANeED-There are
a number of changes announced in
the schedule of the ST. Simon Transit
company, effective today A new
schedule, giving all of the changes,
is published elsewhere in The News.
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ON THE WAYs-The tug Inca is
on the marine railway of the Parker
Hepsell Engineering company under
going few slight repairs. She will
probably come of the railway today.
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Personal
; ANNNA1AAAGAAAAx AZ

Supt. G. C. Smith. of the A. B.
& A, was in the city yesterday
R. E. Briesenick has returned from
a business trip to New York
Austin Holcomb VIII return this
morning from a short trip to Atlanta.
. ROBERT Hopkins returned yester-
day from visit to Baltimore and
New York.
c. w. Floyd, representing the A.
G. L. Ry., at Naylor, was called to
the city yesterday because Of the ill
ness of his daughter, Charlotte.
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g Candy is now considered a most i'm
portant addition to food and has diatic.
value. Try pound Of Nunnally's
from Fearringtons as change for
esz16aNA at FearriAsEoe's
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DAY'SDOINGS
IN BRIEF

THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-
day in Georgia: Partly cloudy; prob
ably showers; decided fall in tenn
perature.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
Sports
WILMINGTON
NOT GIVEN UP
Tri-State League Holds Terri
tory and May Sell the
Franchise

HARRISBURG, Jan. s.-omcials OF
the Tri-state Baseball League declared
here that the report that the Whining
ton territory had been surrendered was
unfounded. The seven clubs which ran
the club last year stnl hold the fran
chise and it is possible that negotiations
for q sale will be undertaken soon.
President Carpenter. not receiving as
surances from either Wilmington or
York. has sent out a scout TO look over
the possible places for placing the eighth
club OF the Tri-state League The scout
will visit Wilmington and York and pos
sibly other places.
As soon as the scout reports. or should
a desirable city make application for
the vacant place in the circuit, President
Carpenter will call meeting OF the
Board Of Directors OF the league and fix
up the circuit Il IS possible the mat
ter viii be allowed TO rest until tho sched-
ule meeting OF the league at Harris
burg. February "a.
As the matter now stands five clubs Of
the league hold the franchise OF the
turn that and the players secured by
I
chase price Of about N,750
IL was reported az the meeting that
should stirhth reconsider his declina-
ton TO join the Tr-state League, he
could purchase the players for the price
stated and then dispose OF Harry Glea-
SON and first baseman Hunter for 81 900
BY so doing Wilmington would still have
seven or eight men which would cost
them only $3.50.
A new rule Of the league which was
not explained at the meeting i'm regard
to the 5000 individual salary limit IS that
clubs may pay captains s25 over the
limit. but Il must be a separate con-
tract
owner Lynch. Of the Trenton team.
was enthusiastic owe. Trentons pros
poets. lie says there will be no Atlantic
League this year and declares that he
will have team in the New Jersey
capital that will be in the fight for tho
pennant from start to finish
He has confidence In Manager Stetlor,
who was at the head Of his Wilkes
barre Atlantic League club LAST Season.
stetler says he will have a number OF
Trentons old PLAYERS and knows where
to lay his hands on other players to ill
the gaps to make a great team.
Stree the refusal Of the league to raise
rthe individual limit. Manager Heckert
Of Harrisburg. has found II necessary Ia
rearrange his plans for a team. He had
a chance TO get Huelsman, the giant out
fielder. from the Athletics but has noti-
fed Manager Mack that nc cannot take
the heavy-hittlng outhelder and play
him within the $500 limit.
Several other local players are affected
with the result that Heckert will have
TO reconstruct his team.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
JEFFRIES TO
FIGHT AGAIN
May Try to Wrest the Cham
piOnship From Jack
Johnson

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
Los ANGELES, Jan. is-Champion
James Jeffries is going to attempt TO got
into lighting trim once more, In the opin-
ion Of some Of his closest friends in(thls
city IL he finds that his long period of
case and idcness has not united him. he
will 30 after Jack johnson. the present
holder Of the heavyweight championship,
and bring the coveted title back to the
camp Of the white scrapper.
This belief, current to-day. despite the
testy denials from the retired champion.
is based on Jeffries decision TO appear for
thirty weeks as a vaudeville attraction.
lie viii be accompanied on his tour by Al
Kaufman. the promising young heavy
weight. who will appear as his sparrnE
partner II is believed that in addition TO
furnishing a splendid financial return the
tour viii give Jenres an opportunity TO
learn IL he has the ability to get back into
shape II his hopes along this line arc
realized no one doubts but that he win 90
after the big chocolate coored scrapper.
for his aversion TO a black man holding
the title Is well known.
II. on the other hand. Jeffries finds that
he has gone back too far TO ever be his
old self. II is believed that he will take
Kaufman under his wing and endeavor
TO teach the youngster the tricks OF the
sport which will enable him to wrest tho
laurels from Johnson
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
MANY EULOGIES AT
HARKINS' FUNERAL


DOVER. Jan. i3-The funeral of Ed
ward Harkins. Of Camden. took place
at Holy Cross Church, of which the
deceased was prominent member. in
Dover. and was a notable event, yes
terday.
-Four priests conducted solemn High
Mass, with Rev. r. +. Waldron. the
pastor. as cclebrant; Father Pastorelli
of CLAYTON. deacon: Father Fleming.
sub deacon; Father Ryan. of Whining
ton. master of ceremonies. John Behon
Sd was assistant to the celebrant and
Iohr Scanlon. Jr., and Bernard Bchen
were acolytes.
The pall-bearers We're John Behen,
Jr. Michael Conner John Harmcit,
Maurice A. Hartpett. Michael Riley.
Barney Wynn. and Thomas Lowell and
John McBonough. Of Wilmington.
Some striking floral designs were:
Harp from Division No. 6, A. o. IT.
Of Wilmington; huge bouquet OF roses
from Holy Cross choir. carnations from
the Kings Daughters Of Camden; palms
and roses from Father Waldron and
sister. Tile choir sang Onswald's Re
QUEEN" and Father Waldron preached
the sermon.
lnterment, temporarily, was made
at Holy Cross cemetery here. all the
visiting priests conducting the services
at the grave
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
PLAY BASKETBALL
AT RINK TONIGHT

The basketball contest Of the High
school Athletic Association will be held
at Eleventh Street Rink tonight. The
High School will line up against tn,
Central Manual Of Philadelphia and
the ex-High viii play the West End
of this city.
The polo league will have it's bene.
ht tomorrow night when the three
teams. LenoX, Springs and Mohawlls
Will play each other two halves of 1s
minutes each. Between the periods the
Springs Juniors will play the Midgets
from Baltimore This was settled by
the tossing Of coin at the rink last
night. the Mohawk Juniors. also want
ing to take ON the Baltimore players.
However. it the Midgets offer a return
date the Mohawk Juniors viii take
them on.
Tomorrow night play will begin
promptly at sis O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 18-George W.
Duncan was elected president of the
board of directors at the meeting of
the New Castle Athletic Association
last evening. Jacob spiecher was
elected treasurer. The selection of a
manager for the baseball club was
POSTPONED. The club this season
promises to be stronger than ever, and
admirers Of good clean baseball are 10
favor of the formation of league
With Wilmington. Stanton. Newport.
Delaware CITY aud New Castle clubs
in the league there would be general
local interest created. There are a
number of young players here and they
will be tried out. The association eN-
epcts to hold several entertainments
for the clubs benefit.
The chapel in Sliawtown which has
been closed for years. has been re-
paired and reopened. This action was
taken i'm order TO accommodate the
children of the western sections so
that they would not have to walk to
the Emmanuel Sunday school down
town. Miss Marv Bridgewater is in
charge Of the school
The new officers of Division No. ;.
A. O. H.. will be installed this evening.
The annual report of the officers show
that the division has made progress
during the year and the financial
standing is better than ever.
The question OF a city wharf for
New Castle will not down and there is
a general movement in favor Of it.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
LENOX TRIMS
SPRINGS, a TO 3

Lenox beat Springs 4 to in the roller
polo game at Eleventh street Ripk last
night 1t was an excellent exhibition
throughout. and the victors gained their
advantage through the clever work of w
stevens and NJ Hme the former scoring
three goals and Hin the fourth.
Coward, for the Springs, did fully as
brilliant playing as Stevens. he scoring
the three goals for his side. The Springs
lost a goal as the result OF three fouls
One was against Beatty for skating into
the goal circle, one against Stoddard, who
accidentally tripped a player with his
stick, and the third against Cloward for
Kicking the ball. LenoN had one foul on
FIN Clean PLAYING aad clever passing
marSed 80 same which at times was
spectacular.
Broken skates caused stoppage Of play
several times and It is understood the
management of the rink will insist IN fu-
ture that sufficient extra skates as well
as substitute players, he in readiness for
immediate service in case Of accident.
Delay in starting the game, which was
set for $50, was due to the late arrival of
ono Of the players who was not aware OF
the change in tho schedule
Last nights win puts Lenox two games
ahead Of Springs in the seasons play
The lineup:
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
POLO
BASKETBALL
BASE BALL
PHILLIES LAY
CLAIM TO WARD

Joe Ward, star innelder of the Tri-
state League. who was rcinstatcd by
the National Commission last week.
after being on the blacklist since 1906,
may be with the Phillies in 1909. Prcsi-
dent Shettlne yesterday sent formal
application to Garry Herman, head OF
tho National Commission. demanding
that Ward be turned over TO the Phila-
delphia National League club.
Ward was one Of the Phlliies' best
players in 1906. when he jumped to the
Tri-State League. Since then he has
been with the Altoona club. and his
work was so good that major league
managers began TO want him. Tho
New York Americans were the first to
go after ward and he was signed
by them despite tho fact that he really
belongs to the Phllies
1--WE are demanding Ward because he
belongs TO U.S. seid President Shettline
yesterday "Hc Jumped ms in 1906.
and as IN the cases OF Sebring and
other players who have been forgiven.
they have always belonged to the team
from which they jumped, unless an ar
rangemcut was made by which all
parties were satisfied"
There is no question but that Man
ager Murray can use Ward in his figh,
for 1909 championship. and unless there
is some good reason for it New Yorh
viii not get that star inhelder. The
argument over Ward, II there is one
viii litoly be settled at the February
meeting OF the National Commission
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
THEATRICAL
GRAND oPERA HOUSE

Messrs William A. Brady and JOS
eph II. Grismer are certainly TO be
congratulated ON the enormous sue
cess made by The Man of the Hour
which they will make known in this
city on Saturday afternoon and even
ing at the Opera House. Until THE
Man of the Hour was made known.
the nearest approach to greatness in
plays of American lie were those deal
ing with ncghborhood or sections.
AS the story of the play spread from
coast to coast, and from the Canadian
border to The Gulf Of Mexico. editorial
opinion was expressed in a hearty
That's US THE Man Of the Hour
will be presented here with the superb
cast and with all the scenery and pro-
perties that characterized the long run
Of e" weeks in Chicago at the Illinois
Theatre. and as also seen at the Savoy
Theatre i'm New York city where the
play just ended its second year in the
Metropolis.
The many admirers Of that eccentric
comedian. Neil Burgess will be pleased
TO learn that he comes to the Opera
House for two nights engagement
commencing Thursday evening. wher,
he will again be seen as Abigail Prne'
in that greatest Of all rural comedies
"The County Fair which Mr.. Burgess
has been playing for the last ffteer
years and whose impersonation for tine
well known female character has never
been equalled.
Neither Mr.. Burgess nor "The Coun.
ty Fair needs any extended notice
They have been "a successful combina.
tion so long that they are known tn,
length and breadth OF the land. "Aun
Abby and cold Molasses" and al
the rest Of tie characters have becom,
household acquaintances with tn,
young and old. The race scene still
has its thrill and the piece goes will
the vim and snap which first CAV,
ii vogue.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
RINK NEWS

our friend "Bm" stevens, was there
with the goods last night
Come on Springs" You're two
games behind LenoN; no need Of that
when YOU can play good ball.
The Springs carried thunder
cloud" with them last evening. ana
their roofing could be heard five
squares away.
Get in the habit girls; the skating
rink walk is all the go now-a-days.
Won't the Juniors shine some to-
morrow night when they play the
young na,timoreans? Yes? No?
There is a certain fiat boy" who
gets i'm the habit OF giving free ex.
hibitions at the rink. Last evening
he gave one for ten minutes.
"Pop" Cloward IS gradually gettne
rid of his slSvlights
"All off for "Base,hall-vllle.' "Oh
YOU kid"
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
TRI-STATE LEAGUE NOTES

In sheridan. who made a good re-
cord last season in the Atlantic League,
Manager Marty Hogan. OF the LRncas-
ter Trl- state club thinks he has picked
up nrst-class pitcher.
Manager Teckert. of the Harrisburg
Tri- State club. looks for Catcher Joe
Knots 20 do good work this season.
Joe was Handicapped near the close of
last year by a broken finger.
Tim Flood. the former Altoona Tri-
State shortstop. is to captain the st
Faul club, in the American Association,
this season.
Looks as though the Lancaster Tri-
state club will have new first base
man this season. Jack Deal has about
played his string there, and the Red
Rose management has another player
i'm view.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
ATHLETICS TO
PLAY BASKETBALL

AZ largely attended meeting of the
Wilmington Athletic club. at No. SIS
Market street, last night, several new
members were elected u was announced
that tho club has obtained a han az
Third and Connel streots, where basket
BAH games will be played. Only tho best
teams Of the city and Philadelphia will
he engages. 4 schedule win be an
nounced soon.
In the hall. which is now being htted
up. moving pictures viii be shown dur
ing the games.
Tnms wishing dates with the Will
mington Athletic Club team should ad-
dress Manager r. L. Lyman. az No. 2el
locals = as follows: SHRDLUDLU
Chestnut street. The lineup OF the To-
Gals is as follows: Lyman and Morgan,
forwards Turner. center; Mcdaniel.
Garner and Miller. defense
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
Sports
QUERY COLLAPSES
IN BOXING BOUT
Local Youth Spends Night in
hospital. But viii
Recover

Tho condition Of Jack Query who
mixed il up with Jack Weldon Of Phil
adelphia. in one Of the six-round pre-
liminaries at Brandywine Springs last
night was reported much improved
today. The local boxer exhausted him
self and when the referee stopped the
bout he was almost all in. Friends
assisted him from the ring aud he was
given temporary attention by a ply
sician who was in the audience. Later
he was take nto the Homeopathic Hos
lpital He remained in a scmi-conscious
condition ali Of last night and most OF
today.
Up TO the third round it looked like a
draw between the men and In that
round query seemed to have a little
better OF the contest In the fourth
round. however. he began to weaken
and in the following round he COLI
lapsed.
The wind-up was between Mickey
NcDonough OF Brooklyn, and Jack
Robinson. OF Chicago. McDonough was
the heavier man but he mad nothing on
his opponent when IL came to science.
The battle was a good draw.
Call -'sf~- rort Mott nnit I'm
the foudth round. Gall was mich heav-
Ter than his opponent and several times
pushed Britt through the ropes. In the
early part Of the battle IL looked as II
he might win hut Britt went at him
strong in the fourth round The sol
dier became sick and the referee stop
ped the fight
Among the spectators at the rine
side We're Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
who when introduced from the ring
announced that he had received a tele-
gram from Stanley Ketchell to the
effect that the latter would meet hin
IN Philadelphia in a six round hgh
within the next six weeks The an.
uouncement was greeted with mucl
applause.
other celebrities there were Jacl
Blackburn tho negro puglist. Eddie
Holland. proprietor of the Nonparie
Club in Philadelphia, and Elwood Nc
ClQskey who has fought many rims
Wsrs and is now blind.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
The HaHord Fine.

LANCASTER. Pa. Jan. i3-The an.
nouncement at the Tri-State meeting
at Harrisburg that former Manager
Foster. Of Lancaster. had been fined
for agreeing TO nay pitcher Hanord
additional salary was surprise 10 the
local directors. II was alleged by
Hafford that Foster had promised 10
pay him for tho difference I'm time be-
tween the Eastern and Tri- State
Leagues. and with this understanding
the player agreed to come to Lam
caster. Hafford never apprised tine
Lancaster directors OF any such con-
tract and never made claim for com.
peusation for the time involved against
the Lancaster club.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
Sebrina to Get Regular Berth.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s-According To
tho Brooklyn owner. Sebring's SER
vices were not secured. because he is
20 be traded TO some other club, bu;
for the reason that Brooklyh wants
him IN the outheid in 1909. Charles
II. Ebbets thinks that Sobring is not
''all in" as a oa Ser. and believes he
has stopped a gap in the Brooklyn
team which needed something more
than putty TO on IL. Sehring can field
some. and IL he hits as he did in the
old days when he was major leaguer
he will certainly do more with the
stick than has becn done bv some OF
the Brooklyn outhelders in the past.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
INDOOR BASEBALL
AT DELAWARE
Special 10 THG EVENING JOURNAL.

specia; 10 TIE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del Jan. 13-Delaware
College win more than likely be repre-
sented this winter by an indoor base
bail team. Several of the colleges
in this section OF the country have
indoor baseball teams. Delaware has
a large gymnasium that is well adapt
ed for the game. There are several
students In the college who have play
ed the game while they were in their
preparatory schools. With these
students as nucleus. and with the
other baseball players who arc in col
legc. Delaware should be able to turn
out fast team. Many colleges play
the game in order TO keep the baseball
players in good form during the win
ter.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
he s%s.sRIEN TO FIGHT
them
WI. an' STCHELL HERE
dates bY

sition TO tand Stanley Ke,chen will
bosses. Do Philadelphia within the
rect primat,.,rn' rms IVA, was Sc. aet''ea e, vas ,as'
or would end the goes at BRANDY
have not b. received telegram
on the othdn 1t the latter asserted
laroa sta aAesto meet o'Brien ON the
tc ms offered
jOBrion appeared to warmly welcome
this opportunity to show his Phlladel-
phia friends as he has expressed IL, that
there never will be an opportunity for
them 20 suspect him OF not lighting on
the level
O'Brien publicly ANNOUNCED the coming
bout az Brandywine Springs. and Il was
greeted with cheers. lie says he will az
once 20 into training
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
To Play Soccer on saturday

The Wilmington A. G.. soccer team win
play tho Wilmington United team SAT-
,irday afternoon az the Riverview
grounds play starting at 2i5 o'clock.
The Wilmington A. G. lineup will be as
follows: Smith. goal; Brown. right full
back. Sims. left fulback: McDoueall.
right halfback; Carson. centre halfhack
Warbprton. left halfback. Bassett, out
side Fight McEwan inside right, john
son. centrc forward Benson, inside left;
.Eckman, outside left Reserves. Helms,
~Thorpc.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
pennsv in nond shane-

Reports compiled by division super
intendents OF the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn which have been forwarded 60
headquarters show that the rolling
rock on that railroad is in much bet.
ter condition at present than IL was
a. this time last year. The number
of shop cars has been greatly reduced
and reports FOR one. Of the grand divi-
sions show that there are less than
600 disabled cars on the lines compris-
ing the division.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
Workhouse Trustees Meetinc

The trustees Of the county workhouso
at their monthly meeting yesterday
awarded the contract for the printing
Of the annual report to Charles /.
story. Five hundred copies viii be
printed. During the month 1Gi pris-
oners were received. and 155 discharg
cd. The treasurer reported a balance
of $6,44l. The sum of S1.41519 is due
from the Levy Courts Of Sussex and
New Castle for prisoners board.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
Kelly to Fight Kibane.
nv Emitted Press Leased Specfai VVIra

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. Elmer
gency Kelly of New York. and Tommy
Kilbane win sign articles today to box
Is rounds or more FOR the featherweight
championship of tho middle west. In
their last meeting at Columbus, Ohio
on New Years day. tho authorities in
torfercd and the boys were only al
lowed to so six rounds.
Evening journal., 1909-01-13
THE GARRIcK

An exceptionally strong bill combin-
ing all the variety that a vaudeville
audience might wish for is attracting
good audiences at the Garrick this week.
The nne acts Oh the program make up
q good three hours show.