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MEDIUM ARRIVES
Madame PalIadino Will "Sit" For
American Learned Men.
(By Associated press)

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through whose seanees the late
Cesare Lombroso became a convert
to spiritualism. arrived here today on
the North German Lloyd steamer
Princess Irene
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fessors William James. Of Harvard
Quackenboss. of Columbia: Hislop. OF
the American Society of Physical Re
search. and other scientists during
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KINGSTON, JAMAICA. Nov. 10
All Of the land lines are down as
result Of a storm that has swept this
section. Communication with th'
neighboriug islands is impossible
Floods followed the windstorm ant
foods continue undated.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

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pany. 211 Twenty-fifth street. on Mon
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''Cauada for Canadians" Move
fnent Denounced 10 A. F. /.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE SPEECH
Mrs. Frances Squire Potter Arouses
Enthusiasm in convention--oeie-
I oates Barred Because Bodies iIar'
bored Seeding Electrical Workers.
fsneciaI to Daily Pressl

J TORONTO. ONT. Nov. l0.-"This
national plague was the term APP
plIed today by Jerome Jones, OF Al
lan.a Ga. to the Canada For Canad-
ians. movement. known as the Can
andian Federation of Labor In his re-
mort TO the convention of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. Mr. Jones
was the fraternal delegate of The fed
GRAFTON to the Canadian Trades Con
eress convention. held at Quebec iasi
September
This national movement OF can
adams said Mr.. Jones. lis as odious 10
the Canadian Trades Congress as the
ron union or open shop policy Is 10
the men and women of labor In the
states
Woman's Suffrage.
The days proceedings were enliv-
sned by an address on the woman
suffrage question by Mrs. Frances
Sonires Potter. former professor In
the University of Minnesota. She
reused the delegates TO more enthus-
iasm than has been shown since the
convention met on Monday.
Several resolutions were received,
but not read. one of them. introduced
by President p. J. McArdle, OF the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron
Steel and Tin Workers, declaring
conditions i'm the United states Steel
Corporation to be worse with which
organized labor has to contend and
recommending that means be devised
for making more effective the strikes
of the affiliated organizations now
pending.
Delegates Barred Out.
The delegates from the Des MONIES
and Sioux City central bodies were
barred from the convention on the
ground that their organizations had
harbored seeding electrical workers,
thus intensifying internecine bitter
ness. Thus far the convention has
been reasonably harmonious, but
when the electrical workers fight
raches the floor, as 1, seems likely
to do, lively session may be ex.
pected Max Hayes. OF Cleveland,
member OF the International Typo
graphical, delegation. Is expected te
present the case of the secessionists
Rochester, n Y, st. Louis. Mo. ano
Atlanta. Ca, are bidding for nexi
years convention with st. Louis ap-
parently in the lead.
Mayor and Mrs. Oliver received the
delegates and their wives tonight at
the City Hall.
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ERSISTENCY
DRAWS BIG WAGES

Enough persistency to make something
else probable of accomplishment will al
most always finish the task in want adj
vertising. This quality of persistency
draws it's biggest rewards in want adver.
tising--wins it's surest laurels.
To know when to quit" is important 10
some things. To know when to KEEP
ON is important in want advertising. It's
the secret of the person who is called
fortunate"
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
CARPENTER
DEFENDS RULING
Says Tri-StaterS Pay Him to
Enforce Rules and lie
viii Do So

ALTOONA, June 17.-"The obliga-
tion imposed upon me. as president of
the Tri-State League to enforce all
rules, and particularly those made for
the protection Of the salary agreement.
left no other recourse to me than to
severely discipline the Williamsport
team for a hagrant violation of sew
eral regulations" said President
Charles f. Carpenter when requested
to express an opinion concerning the
criticism that his action has evok-
ed in Williamsport.
Mr. Carpenter declared that infor-
nation of Williamsports violation of
the salary agreement came from the
secretary OF the guilty baseball asso-
citation. 1T would have been impos-
sible for me 90 ignore the most es-
sential Of an Tri-State rules, par
ticularly when evidences Of guilt were
$50 overwhelming" he continued.
The league members pay me a sal
ary for enforcing the rules and act
ing as arbitrator between the several
teams. and 1 purpose to earn it,
President Carpenter declared that he
had received no official communication
from the Williamsport Club, and coulc
not. in consequence, predict its prob
able course. III they are so disposed
MIR Carpenter said. the officials ma,
s-'-- -- oo~c-l 10 the board of direc
I tors Of the league a procedure whicl
I is guaranteed TO them by the leagu
rules"
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS

The play in the semi-hnals in the ladies'
singles. handicap. on the Country Club
tennis courts yesterday resulted as fol-
lows;
Mrs DUPONT defeated Mrs. Bird, 6-1 rs.
Miss C.. Cause defeated Miss b. Vande-
grift. 7-5 PC, ca
In the first round Of consultations Mrs.
W. p. johnson defeated Mrs c. p. NJ.
Rumford. Go. 6-2
Miss C. Fritz defeated Miss J. Pyle,
Sc, 2-6. o.
Miss Barnard defeated Miss F. Tallman
by default
Miss jackson defeated Mrs. Moore.
In the second round Miss Fritz defeated
Mrs. Johnston. 6-s. SIS and by default.
Miss jackson defeated Miss Barnard.
In the mems singles the consolation
semi-nnals resulted in L. dupont defeat
ing L. r. Mahony. 6-l, SO.
In the final round Of handicap singles
f. f. dupont defeated w. w. Pusey, Cd
2-s. 81. rs, 2-e 60.
In the mems doubles p T. Wright and
IT, r. Bringhurst. Jr.. defeated p. F.
Wilson and W. C. Tatnall. Ga go.
w n Moore and A. b. Taylor defeated
NJ and H. Harvey. Sc. 6-S rs.
] r. and c. I. Cause defeated L. T. Book.
ius and n. Kennard 81, g.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
Baseball
Boxing
Trotting
FRESHMEN WIN
COLLEGE MEET
Class Scores 90 Points in An
nuaI Track and Field
Contests

NEWARK, Juno 17.--Evonts Of tho
annual field meet Of Delaware College
were completed yesterday. some had
been left over from Tuesday because
OF wet grounds The track was slow,
and there were no records.
The freshmen nearly doubled either
Of tho other classes, and made more
points than tho total Of the Sophomore
ard Junior classes. The Freshmen
made q total of 90 points during Tues
day and yesterday The Juniors won
second place with ~ points and tho
Eophomorcs made third place Win ~
pointe. Edgar, a member OF tho jun
Tor class, won tho meet with 10 points,
having taken three hrsts IN tho hurdles
and the high jump. Greenwood, O
freshman. won second place with IL
points Harvey was third with 0
points, and watts was fourth with s
points. watts did not enter the jump
sng and weight events Of Tuesday The
division OF relay points may place
Greenwood first.
The races were close and there were
many spectators Summaries;
1OO-yard dash-won by McCanery;
Greenwood. second. and Wilson third.
Time IL seconds. The college record
IS 10 seconds.
Haleimile run-Won by Ennis, Kidd,
second and Walls third. Time, 2.25 3-5.
Record. I'LL
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
.DU PONT-P -PARKSIDE
IN TWO GAMES
First DOubIe-HeadeT of County
League Series at Front
and Union OF Saturday

on Saturday afternoon at Front and
Union streets the first double header
of the County League series win be
played. The opposing teams win be
DUPONT and Parkside. 1t will be the
first meeting between DUPONT and
Parkside, rain having prevented the
first scheduled game between the two
teams, and the latter team is feeling
confident that after defeating South
Side so handily last Saturday. they
will turn the trick on the Powder
makers" on next Saturday with
Freddie" Lewis in the box Parkside
Is one of the most dangerous clubs
in the league. as is evidenced by the
] TO 0 game they played with Now
Castle two weeks ago. Fred is par
tioularly anxious to defeat dupont
and the whole East Side will be on
hand to give him encouragement. du-
Pont will use Crouch and Beatty, and
their regular lineup, which remains
undefeated thus far.
The first game will be called at ?
o'clock by Umpire Dawson. and both
games will be played for one admis-
sion.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
SPORTING JOURNAL

120-yard hurdles-Won by Edgar;
Greenwood second. and Harvey third.
Time. 20 SIS. Record, 20 seconds.
Low hurdles-Won by Edgar; Lat
timer second. and Hagner third.
Time. 80 seconds. Record. 2S seconds.
440-yard run-Won by George
Watts, second. and Marshall third.
Time. LOS 2-5 seconds. Record, So Ia
seconds.
One mile race-Won by Watts;
Shakespeare, second and Jacobs third.
Time. 5.S2. Record. 5 minutes and L.
second.
Really race-Won by Freshmen;
Sophomore. second, and Juniors third.
Time. 4O5 s-5. Record. 9 minutes and
81 seconds.
The relays teams were as follows.
'i1-Walls. Manning, Hagner. Kidd;
subs. Ennis and Shakespeare. '12--
George. Ennis, Greenwood, McClaf-
ferry. Darlington. Harvey '10-Watts,
Horn. Alden. CorlSran Cam, Rat
ledge. '9-Jones Carswen, Watts,
Prouse, Papperman McGarvey.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
Bowling
Golf
Running
TWO GAMES AT
RIVFRVIEW PARK
Peerless, as Well as RiVerVieW-
EddyStOne, to Be Seen
There on Saturday

There win be a double header attraction
at Riverview grounds on Saturday after
noon. the big game to be between River
view. of the County League, and Eddy
stone. The preliminary game will be be-
tween Peerless and Highland or the
Goldey College team. It promises 10 be a
big day Of sport at the Park. II VIII be
Eddystone's first game here this season.
The team has been playing many of the
fast clubs in Delaware County, Pa, and
has defeated all comers until this time.
Manager Mousley, however, expects to
stop the team. Riverview is now playing
better ball than ever Welsh, who pitched
good game against DUPONT last Satur-
day viii he on the mound again for River
view. The teams will bat in this order:
Riverview-Scott, C; Welsh. p; Hall, 1b;
M. McDonough, 2b; Green. SIS; Bonner, sb;
T. McDonough If; Algard, CT; Babby, r.
Eddystone-McDowen, c; Raulsin, d, II;
Horn. p; Schlitz 2b; Taylor. SIS; Cunning
ham, sb; Springer. If; Marvil, CT; Blum.
rf
The batting order of the teams in the
preliminary game will be announced to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
BOYS LEAGUE TO
PLAY ON SATURDAY

The Boys League. organized this week
at the Y. NJ. c. A.. will play it's first series
of games on Saturday. At a meeting Of
the League held at the Y NJ. c. A. last
evening the following schedule was an
nounced for Saturday: BinilSens VS.. Y. NJ.
c. A., at Elsmere in the morning.
Riverview VS.. Landlith at Twenty-fourth
and Monroe. afternoon
Vandever VS.. Orientals at Twenty-third
and Claymont, afternoon.
Lancaster. Jr., VS.. Newport, at Newport,
afternoon.
Washington Stars VS.. Maps, at Military
grounds, afternoon.
Lincoln VS.. st. Aloysius at Third and
Grant avenue, afternoon.
At the meeting Of the league last night
applications for membership were re-
ceived from three more clubs These will
be acted on at a meeting to be held next
week. It IS the idea of the league officers
to organize all the Juvenile teams in the
city into a league. The plan has proved
successful in many other cities.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
AFTER AUTO time
AT READVILLE

BOSTON. June Fifty thousand
people are expected to witness the
furious chase Of Father Time and the
general attack on automobile records
planned for this afternoon at the an
nual speed carnival of the Bay State
Automobile Association at the Read
Vile track. Two hours were allowed
the contestants this morning for linn
bering up their cars and some of
the trials indicate that with some of
the latest and most highly developed
racing machines burning up the track,
records all along the line are in dan
ger.
De Palma, in the Fiat Cyclone reel
ed off miles at an average Of Sc sec
onds; Lorimer. in the Chalmers De-
troit spurted two miles in SO seconds
EACH while Basle. in the Renault, took
some short speed trials.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
RUNNERS FORM A
MARATHON CLUB

Runners Of the city at meeting on
Tuesday night organized the Marathon
Club. The officers are: H. J. Shields, pres
ident; c. Pyle, vice-president; Joseph
Walsh. secretary; W. Russell, treasurer;
Lester Mccoy. athletic manager Mem
bers. H. snfes. H. Wright, Edward De-
venney, Fred Woerner. John Brogan- W.
Noland. Joseph ISenneaiiy, john Walsh,
A. b. Colpitts, Of Mt Pleasant The club
win hold It's first run on Saturday after
noon, starting from No. nc Market street.
club will meet on next Tuesday night
at No. 7l6 Market street.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
Atlantic League.
POLICE BUSY
WITH TICKETS

Tickets are now on sale for the police
field sports to be held at South Side
Park on August 5. There are pictures Of
two cops" on the tickets and many say
the likeness favors Police Sergeant Tom
Bailey.
The patrolmen are finding no trouble
TO sell the tickets because the public
knows that there win he twenty-five
cents worth of fun on that afternoon.
Hillary Wallace. the champion pie eater
on the fierce, is in training. and "Uncle
Billy Heal has new book of instruc-
ticns on dancing steps.
ANDY Harkins has organized a debst-
ing club. Because Of his past good record
as a man able to kick up an argument at
any time. he has been elected "chief argu
fer" Clerk of the City Court Lewis Sasss
is vice-president
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
Moren Too Clever for Brown.

NEW YORK, June 7.-rommy Moran
the actors champion" b" proved too clever
for TX. or Brown in their ten-round
bout at the sharkey A. c. here last night.
Brown tried hard throughout the mill to
land his left hook effectively but Moran
had little difficulty in evading or block
to the head and body. AT the end of the
bout neither man was much damaged, but
Brown was the more severely punished Of
the two
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
PLAYING BALL FOR
BATTLESHIP FUND

At the Front mad Union street grounds
this afternoon the Brandywine and Butch
ers Association baseball club win play
ball for the benefit Of the Battleshlp Del
aware fund. The teams will line-up as fol-
lows;
Wilmington Butchers Association
Thompson, sb; Thomas. Ct Hinger, p De
vine, %; johnson, If; Vansant ss Worth,
lbi Frank. CT. McCallister, n coach, Mon
tague, Hayes. Crawford.
Brandywine-Strlith C; Beck, p; Ney-
Ian, IS; MeDermott lb; Carroll, %; Moore.
30; Bradford. If; M. Bradford. CT; Deviin.
IF; w. Vaughan and Frank stirllth,
coach.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17

Considering the amount Of hard luck
the team has had since the start, great
credit must be given to the Chicago Ma
tionals for their splendid showing and the
high position they hold in the pennant
race. Since the season began many of the
cubs stars have been out Of the game
with injuries First it was Third Baseman
steinfeldt then. shortly afterward, Pitch
ers Reulbach. Overall and Hagerman.
Manager Chance himself dislocated his
left shoulder several weeks ago. The Cubs
leader had the plaster cast removed the
other day and hopes TO be able to get into
the game within the next two weeks. Joe
Tinker. Chances star shortstop. is the
latest member Of the worlds champions
TO be laid up In recent game Tinker
strained his back and will be out of the
lineup for a few weeks. The champions
real infeid has been in the game for only
a little while this season. Tinker. Chance
and Steinfeldt worked first with thinner
man. and then. shortly after Evers re-
turned. Chance was laid up. Now there
are two utility men. Zimmerman and
Howard in the game. Manager Chance
thinks the team will strike its proper
stride when Overalrs arm gets back into
shape end when all his worlds champions
are working He is stiii confident Of catch
ing up with the Pirates before July.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
Sheridan Breaks Record.

PITTSBURG. June 17.-Martin ]. sheri-
dan. champion all around athlete Of the
world. wearing the insignia of the Irish
American Athletic Club yesterday lowered
his own record in the standing hop skip
and jump, hurting himself 80 feet, IL
inches. Handicapped by having to throw
up hill, Sheridan also tossed the discus,
free style. 40 feet and one-half inch.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
COUNTY LEAGUE GAMES.

Saturday June ~.
Parkside- dupont, two games. at
Front and Unio nstreets. First game
called o'clock Umpire, Harry Daw-
son.
South Side New Castle at New
Castle. Game called $50 O'clock. Um-
pire John Mcmahon.
Rivervie-v- Eddystone two games, at
Riverview Park. First game called at
o'clock. Umpire Charles Dawson.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
DIDN'T KNOW WHY,
BUT SHE WAS THERE

7 don't know what I'm here for,
said May Johnson. about is years old,
of Harrington, 10 Deputy Judge Joslyn
in City Court this morning, when she
was called 10 plead 10 a charge OF
incorrigibllity.
May was referred to Humane Agent
Stout. who viii report on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
To Adopt PaIe Eaces.

Teh past sachem's degree team will
go to Bear Station tonight and three
pale faces viii be scalped by Little
Bear Tribe, of that place.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AND RESULTS
GAMES FoR To.pAY.

GAMES rOh lO-DA1,
American League.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York
Chicago at Boston.
National League.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittshurg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Tri- State.
Johnstown at Lancaster.
Williamsport at Trenton.
Harrisburg at Reading.
Altoona at York.
Atlantic League.
Reading at Allentown
Pottsville at Easton g games).
Mt. Carmel at Sunbury.
Shamokin at Elizabeth.
STANDING OF THE TEARS.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
Ti.state.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.
American LEAGUE.

American League.
Athletics, 3; Detroit, 4.
Chicago. 6; Boston. 4.
Cleveland. 4; New York, 8.
st. Louis. 8; Washington, ?.
Evening journal., 1909-06-17
National LEAGUE.

National League
Philadelphia. z; Cincinnati, 1.
New York, s; Pittsburg, .
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, 1.
st. Louis. G; Boston, 3.
Tri-S State.
York, 2; Altoona. 1.
Lancaster. s: Johnstown. o.
Williamsport 9; Trenton, o.
Reading, 2; Harrisburg, /.
Atlantic League.
Shamokin, i; Pottsville, Chrst
game).
Pottsville. shamolSin, (second
game).
Allentown. 6; Reading. 4.
Elizabeth. /; Mt. Carmel. o.
sunbury, 6; Easton. 3.