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Associated rrcTa DI.raIln by special wlIe-

Naples Italy. April 5.-'rhe eruption
of Ne Nosuvlus is assuming alarming
proportions. Five streams of burning
lava are descending the mountain, threat
eniug everything below. Roaring cN-
plosions ,ale heard for 70 miles around.
The iultfbitanls of tlie small villages near
the crater,are fleeing. and professions of
villagers, carrying images OF saints and
madohnas and praying for q cessation
OF the eruption, are passing through the
neighhoring towns.
The smoke and ashes are carried SO far
that all Naples is sprinkled with cinders.
The Neapoitans are not alarmed. In
fact, they are glad, saying that the new
eruption of Nesuvius is in preparation
for the arrival OF King Edward, who
left Marseilles April 80 on the royal yacht
Victoria and Albert accompanied by
Queen Alexandra, and who is expected
here today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
What LiquoZOne Is.

The virtues of Liquozone are derived
solely from gases by process requiring
large apparatus, and from 70 IA days time.
No alcohol, no narcotics are. IN Il.
Chemists Of the highest ciRss direct the
making. The result is 20 obtain rom tnese
harmless gases a powerful tonic -germicide.
The great value Of Liquozone lies in the
fact that Il is deadly TO germs, yet harm
less 10 you. Germs are OF vegetable origin
and this gas-made pronuct, When ansoL ,,5. oe,
Nv Them. etops their activities. We publish
an offer of 81 600 for disease germ that II
cnnnot kin. But 10 the body Liquozone
& exhilarating. vitnlizing, purifying. i
is helpful In the extreme
That is lie main distinction. Commor
rermicides are poisors when taken in
ternally. That j. Why "a edicine proves 81
nearly helpless IN a germ disease Liquo
zone is tonic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
BUILDING OPERATIONS.

Building Inspector Connolly issued the
following permits today:
To Peter +. Martin & Sons, to build a
store and dwelling for Mary Haney, at
S23 West Second street, at a cost of
$500; build a stable and make alterations
TO a house at Eighth and Scott streets,
for Dominick Corsano, $3.50; build black
smith shop for John Cathcart, at Front
and Tatnall streets, 81 400.
David Dangel & Son, to make altora-
tions to the property at 3l6 Jackson
street, for John b. Kruger, StOO, rE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
DISASTER IN SOUTH GERMANY.

Associated Press Dispatcn 6v ste,isl yvirs.
Magold, Black Forest South Germany
April 5.-lhe Hirschen (the Hotel Zum
Stag HoteD collapsed today, while tho
guests were at lunch.
The bodies of several persons have been
brought out and many other victims are
supposed to be in the ruins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
GREAT Loss BY FIRE.

Associated Press Disratca e' by special Wires
Mexico City, Mexico. April 5.-Fire
last night which destroyed the big dry
goods store, Almacion dc Ia Valencia, of
Sebastian, Robert & Co.. caused loss
OF between 5000 600 and 100000 The
building was owned by John A. Beistenui
OF Paris. Insurance was nearly $500, 600.
Denver, Col, April 5.-Fire today com
pletely destroyed the plant of the Hallaclx
Lumber & Supply Co., at Thirty-ninth
avenue and Gilpin street entailing an
estimated loss Of $500 600. fully covered
by insurance. The plant covered an area
OF 20 acres and was swept clean of mil
lions Of feet Of lumber and several build
lngs. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
CITY COUNCILS DEFICIT.
At Noon Today There Was Shortage of
S12, 2,164.24.

At noon today City Council had an
overdraft in the First National Bank
where the major portion OF the city funds
are kept of S26 09S.3S. and an actual
deficit OF S12, 16424, there being balance
of sl3 .624 SO in the Union National Bank.
$500 in the fund for the purchase of
park lands and Sl096l in the fund Tor
the payment of interest and redemption
OF bonds.
This does not. however, include the
loan of S35 900, authorized by an ordi-
nance passed al the last meeting, which
will be taken advantage of probably to-
day, when that amount will be borrowed,
which will give a balance of SD .S35.76.
upon which to meet the obligations of
April, May and June Some tax money
will be received 10 add to this, and there
may also be some other receipts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
ACCIDENT ON THE BURLINGTON
Associated Pres, Dsrato1 nv spsc,., ,,,,..

Associated Press Distatc1 nv special WIRE.
Chicago, ILL.,, April 5-Local official.
oi the Burlington road say an accident
to tram No. Al has occurred four mile.
west of st. Michael's, Neb.
II was the derailment of the truck,
OF the baggage and mail cars. Two pas.
sengers and the baggageman were shghtl,
bruised.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
NJ worll IN shart1,n,..

In accordance with the orders issued
for a reduction of force in the main
tenance of way department of the p,
b.. q W. railroad, the employees Of
the car department will work four days
per week, losing Fridays and Satur-
days. They will not work on half time,
as was at first intended, on account
of having new work on hand which
does not come under the order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Attsmptea Robbery.

An attempt was made late last night
10 rob the grocery store Of William r.
Frank. at Second and Van Buren streets
n was discovered this morning that q
large piece of glass had been broken ou. .,
of the door IL is thought that wNnlie lne
miscreants were trying TO cut the gas
a large piece fell out and made such
loud noise they we're frightened away
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
We Paid SIoo.Ooo

For the American rights TO Liquozone,
after hundreds of tests had been msae with
il, after it's power had been demon trated,
again and again, in the most diti cult germ
diseases. Then we spent, IN two years,
more than ten times that sum TO let others
test II at our expense. The result rs thht
millions of people, scattered everywhere
have shared in the benefits of this inven-
tion.
We make the same offer to you. We ask
Won To urove at our cost, how much this
product means TO you. Let Liquozone It.
self show how wrong It is to suffer from a
trouble that A. cures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
cirdles and Belts Cleaned at Half Price.

Our new process Of cleaning silk waists
or gowns without losing their original
shape and fit, is the ideal way Of cleaning.
In fact they look as fresh and the color ia
as bright as when they are new. Let US
have them this week and we will return
them before Easter During this week
we will clean all kinds Of girdles or belts at
half price if brought to our Office. Man
haitian Laundry Co., sO6-sOs King street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
no s.ll rItr Ilnnh..

The finance committee Of City Coun-
ell and Sinking Fund Commissioners
have decided TO sell the Street and
Sewer and Park loan bonds on April
2Oth. at noon The total issue is
400. 600. el5. 600 for tho Park Board
and $50 600 for the Street and Sewer
DnnnrImnnL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Enrnred.

What time did that young man leave
last night her father asked
About o O'Clock, replied her mother
He didn't stand at the door more than
10 minutes. either.
I GUESS they're engaged all right com
mented the Old man, whose memory was
good Milwaukee Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
WILL JOIN THE DEWEY.

associated Press D,u.. S., as afe"iU wiree
Gibraltar, April 5.-Ihe United states
cruiser Tacoma, which, here April arrived
ID. from Alexandria, Egypt March 2othi
sailed today to Join the dry-dock Dewey
at Port Said, Egypt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Taken to MARYLAND.

Gus Skinner, colored, who was arrested
in this city yesterday on suspicion Of
being a man wanted in Centreville, Md,
on the charge of keeping a speakeasy,
was taken TO Centreville this morning
by Sheriff Caulk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Five Streams Of Burning Lava
Are Descending the
1883 Mountain.
MANY EXPLOSIONS HEARD
The Smoke and Ashes Carried
as Far as Naples.
CITY SPRlNKLEO WITH ClNOERS
Inhabitants of Small Villages
Fleeing.

The NcRpoiiiau. Are Not Aiarmed-tn
ract, They Arc Glad, saying That rhc
New Eruption of Ncsuvius is in Prepare
ton for the Arrival fIktng Edward, Who
nlExpeciad 90 Hoiafh Naples To-day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
rhs nnldlnr urdlnance.

Citv Council has received a letter from
CITY Solicitor Townsend suggesting some
changes in the phraseology Of the pro-
posed building ordinance, which matter
will probably come before Council to-
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
ILAaaeIpnla llualnlIen.
Nn,r YnrH nlnrknr..

Auoclntcd Press uisuatch 10y aneo'ai wiret
New York. April 5.-Flnur stendy.
wheat ca-y. snios, l,300oOl bushels May, s5
ns6 pldc, July. at 3-ltasis September, aiasiitc,
Rye ucminnl
Corn, sales, $4,000 bushels. Nay 'a5.sr
Beef firm
Pork. firm
LARD, hrm, prime Western steam. S260aea65.
sugar raw. ,tendy' fair rchuing, l-alaa l-ldc;
centrifugal. l6 test ll.alai gltC. Noasscs sugar.
. 20 j2al l3-llc3 refined steady crushed tu.fu.
powdcred, SisO. granulaied, sA1u
Petroleum, steady; refined ali ports, tlblasi 90.
C1nee quiet. No. RIO. 5 i-lbc.
Moiasses, steady; New Orleans. aQa3ac
Butter, steady. unchanged; res cipts. O,f35
Cheese. firm, unchanged receipts, sl1o.
Eggs, steady; receipts, H.al' state, fcnnsyl-
vanla nearby mucy selected, white, 2la2lc 90.
choice. lsllac; do. mixed extra. 1896 West-
ern drsts, l7ci do seconds loaio e; DO Sootherns,
llnlic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Dog Killed

A dog owned by Mrs. Moore of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Scott street was run
over by wagon, near the house, yester-
day afternoon, and so badly injured that
Officer Benson shot it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
change in omcsrs

At the monthly meeting Of Wilmington
Typographical Union, No. 1913, last night,
David II. Russell resigned as recording
secretary and j. r. Koffenberger was
alected 10 succeed him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
'''2' =. ~. 4. Let Us Pay
Of Liquozone, and Give it to You to Try.

mildness of Liquozone makes some =. -
results seem almost incredible. hut In that
M ildness lies the power that germ diseases
need. And diseases which have resisted
me dicine TOR years often yield at oles to IL.
soc. Bottle Free.
II you need Liquozone, and have never
tried 1t, please send Us this coupon. No
will then mail you an order on a local drug
qist for full-size bottle, and Will pay tns
druggist ourselves for It. This is our free
Gift, made to convince you 10 let the prod
uct Itself show you what it can do. In jus
tice TO yourself, please accept It today, Tor
Il places you under no obligations whatever.
Liquozone costs SOC. and 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
HaIe and Happy .at 03

Mr. and Mrs Aged 70 Years Respec
lively Who Recently Celebrated Their s7th Wedding Ann-
versary, Attribute Their HEALTH Strength and Longevity
to Ouiiys Pure MALT Whskey, Which They Have Been
Using Years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

Silver Suds does not scratch. Sold by
druggists and grocers.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
rnnnh n.nh.in Rnh

Charles W. Williams, colored, aged
% years, was found doad in bed at his
home. 813 East Ninth street, last night,
by Joseph w. Shockley, also colored,
who lives in the house. Coroner
Purks had the body removed to the
morgue and this morning Coroner s
Physician Bastian held an AUTOPSY and
found that death was due TO pleurisy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

Use Silver suds for cleaning silver.
Sold by druggists and grocera.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

Many a Good Position
has been filed through the small want adv.
II you want help of any kind better lot a
want adv. help you I'm II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts OF burns
without scar. Cures piles, eczema, salt
rheum. any itching. Doan's Ointment. Your
druggist sells e.,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

They for having prolonged their
90 un tron
century life ankH
body thnt lnhy agood
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
COLONEL MANN ON COLONEL MANN

Yesterdays issue OF Town Topics contained
egned statement by Colonel William D. Mann. in
tended 10 correct a tumble IN the minds OF the
public OF the facts developed in the recent trial
Of Norman Hapgood on Justice Deuers charge of
criminal libel. Colonel Mann declares that he
never has sought money for kindly paragraphs in
Town Topics" for the suppression OF unkind
paragraphs. adding:
I have never received, has the Town Topics
Publishing Company, has any person acting
for me or Town Topics ever received any money
any material favor as consideration for the
insertion Of any paragraph item. other than
plain advertisement in the columns of Town
Topics for the suppression OF any matter from
its columns. II any one says that these state
ments are not true he lies, and II learn OF any
who makes such an assertion shall seek him
out and brand him to his face a liar.
Colonel Mann says he never had any interest in
Smart Set" and as ''Fads and Fancies" he says
the subscription OF any owner OF copy who will
subscription. The statement ends with the follow
ingt
Finally. II there no any who has paid any
represent Town Topics as a consideration
that some matter other than regular advertisements
should be inserted in kept out OF Town Topics"
I'd ne vii TO me-as homes. will
coward, should dO-and present to me evidence OF
such blaCknailing, ] viii, first, refund the money
out OF which he wac bilked second will pay over
O public charity named by him the sum OF
600, thirdly will, II he desires It guard against
his name being made public IL any manner, unless
its publication becomes necessary in the of
criminal proceedings against any sCounGrel who
may have used my Mans or that OF Town Topics
for purposes Of e1tortion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

snor7smsn.s Show Madison Square Garden
rntrv,b,r7 anniversary Of the Chspin Home Tor the
Aged and Infrm. No Isl East OOH spoe- D I"
10 p. -, ,.r,-.,
in the Lower Organisms schernleSho nora nan 90
lunba University. 4:SO p m
Peoples Institute discussion on civic Eduoaon' cooper
Union, p n -.
Annual dinner Of the Hungarian Republican Club. No
I56 Second avenue. 1880 p. m
University, University Club Z p m
Lecture bv Walter A. HaIIett Tho Basis OF Valua
ton Of Bonds New-York Untversitys School or
Commerce Washington Square. p n
Free day at Geological Park and the Metropolitan MUSEUM
OF Art
Free lectures Of the board m-wadIexh
High School. 18th street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, DR.. Frederick II. Sykes George
Meredith" ullustrated); Public School 80. No. "a
East sSth street, S. T, Willis The Mississippi Valley
40. No 800 East 20th street G. J. Corey. The
Netherlands (uustratedl Public School 81 Broad
way. Academy street and Vermllyea avenue 1nwood
Cyrus c Adams, Earthquake GlluStrated)s Public
School 157, St Nicholas avenue and l2Tth street
Professor Adolpe Coin France on the Eve OF the
Revoution''; Public School l5s Avenue A. between
Island Continent illustrated; Public SchoO; 100
Suffolk and Rivington streets Thomas B Connery,
''Perhrio Diaz: the Regeneration Of Mexico 0llus-
Frederick A. North. siberia illustrated: House
Refuge, RandalTs Island. Captain Henry G. Morse
The Islands OF the Pacific OllUstTated); Institute
Mix Demonstrations: 81. Francis branch. Mission
Of the Immaculate Virgin. No AS West 56th street
n White The Mok Indians Qustrated)
Luther Fl GuIick The Training OF city Children
Vigor': West Side Neghborhood House No. sol
West Both street, Harry Steel Morrison ''Afoot
ton. No 81 East Broadway Rooster Johnson The
Story OF the Constitution OF the United States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02

capacity, alike OF action OF voice. round. fun.
superb example OF impersonaton. Mr.. Brady has
done his part well The scenery is handsome and
appropriate. effective. and-except in the second
scene OF Act Hit exhibits a mellow richness OF
color1ng seldom seen the stage. The use OF
lights. also is excellent There is an incongruity
in one scene where a striking visual effect OF a
waterfall IS produced. It is obviously impossible
that a cataract should be laundering beside the
interlocutors. But a foaming torrent-that runs
a. least good 300 California Understanding
over a precipce IN absolute silence is absurd The
last scene. depicting the death OF Adulola. beside
what she believes TO the river OF death, and
the apparition Of Nihva and the phantom canoe
device obviously suggested by scene IN 'The
Darling OF the Gods"-is sngularly beautiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02

President Carnot. and then briefly recalled the
popular story which has for years been current to
the eject that the then Colonel Brugere, gen
erallssimo Of the French army. owed his retention
on the military staff OF Carnot, after being slated
Tor removal. to the fact had been accident
ally shot by the President during battue Ram
oouilet THIS explanation of the reason which led
the murdered President TO not only keep Brugere
on as a member OF his military household. but even
10 make him the chief thereof has been printed
over and again in the French and foreign
press. and even ina number OF books. It was only
however. when Camille Pelletan. the former MIN
lister OF Marine. and political adversary OF Gen
eral Brugere, insisted in his Partisan newspaper
that Brugere who is very gallant officer, owed ali
his advancement and his present military eminence
solely TO tho fact that he had been shot IN the
lower part OF the back by President Carnot. that
he published protest and denial In this he de-
clares that he not shot in the back. but in
front and that the author OF the accident was not
President Carnot. but one OF the head gamekeepers
OF the name OF Darrien.
President Carnot's SON. NJ Sadi Cannot sends me
this explanation OF the affair given by General
Brugere and asks me to publish IL IN order to
relieve his father OF the imputation OF awk-
wardness which I herewith proceed TO DO II Is
always difficult TO get at the truth or these shoot-
ing accidents when personages OF Importance are
concerned in the affair. Thus the great Field Mar
shall Massena Duke de Rivoli at an imperial shoot
ing party in 1903 at Marty. had one OF his eyes
DESTROYED by an accidental shot Of no less a per-
son than the first Napoleon. With rare presence Of
mind Massena at once turned upon Marshal Ber-
thier, Prince de Wagram. his old friend and COM
rade and began to abuse him with the most bitter
irnprecations for his carelessness and stupidity
Berthler took the cue and accepted all the blame
not even f1inching when the Emperor himself
with an impudence beyond all conception. as
sailed him in the presence OF the entire party
with whitening reproaches for his bad shooting. AS
soon. however. he had an opportunity Napoleon
expressed in private his gratitude TO his two gen
erals for their devotion and readiness OF resource
In his behalf
I forgot TO mention that the gamekeeper Darrien
is still ir the service OF the French government.
not as a gamekeeper it is true. but in more
agreeable and lucrative position.
MAR0UISE DE FONTENoY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS CONFER
Discuss Educational Unity with Commis-
sioner Draper-Examination Considered

Albany. March The presidents. or their i'm
mediate representatives. from the universities ana
colleges of the state in conference to-day
with Commissioner Draper OF the State Depart
ment of Education. The purpose has been TO unity
the college influence and accentuate II IN the educa
tional work OF the State The general topic under
consideration was The Educational Standards OF
the State and the Responsibility Of the Colleges
and Universities for Their Promotion"
The question as whether the state examination
pc pers might better be made by state board. con-
ssting of well known teachers IN the colleges and
high schools rather than by examiners at the state
department. considered. The advisabiltty Of
establishing q Joint seven-yeRr baccalaureate and
medical course also discussed The courses
for the educational and pedagogical departments
Of the colleges and universities will have consid-
Grafton The conference Will continue tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
GREEN ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED.
Organization to Raise Fund for Memorial
to Father of Greater New-York."

Albany. March The Andrew H. Green Memo
rial Association of New-York City was tncorpo-
rated to-day. It is organized to raise voluntary
fund for the erection OF monument 10 the mem
ory Of the Father OF Greater New-York.' The di-
rectOrs are Walter s. Logan, George B. McClel-
Ian. John Bigelow, Frederick w Devoe, ]. Pier
pont Morgan, Alexander Z. Orr. Isaac n. Seltg-
man. Edward H Hall, Jacob H. Cantor. Francis
George F. Kunz Frederick 5. Lamb. n. Taylor
Phillips. Henry ". Sackett. George f. Seward. 10,
seph Sflverman. the Rev. Leighton Williams and
Mornay williams of New-York City; State His
torian Hugh Hastings. Charles 5. Francis. OF
Troy; Edward NJ CTrout and John 3. Creighton, OF
brooklyn: Henry E. Gregory. Of Irvington; Francis
H. I.andon, Of Staatsburg; Abraham g. Mills, OF
str n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
MAY ATTACK INVENTORS WILL
Sister Of Mrs. H. H Colltns Objects to Having
Estate Go to Daughter Of Testatrtx.

There Is a strong probability that the VIII %
Mrs Hester r. Collins. inventor OF an Ink erac-
icator. who cied last Friday at her home No. Als
Anthony avenue. The Bronx. win be contested by
Mrs Alice Putraw. her halt sister. IL is under
stood that Mrs PUtraw OF with O. al
though the estate mounts up into the tnousanc&
Mrs Hester Lord. youngest daughter OF Mrs Col
l.ns. and the wife OF the Rev. Joseph A Lord. q
Methodist minister, receives the bulk OF estate.
Il Is said.
Mrs. Putraw said last night that she did not bear
any III feeling toward MIS Lord but that she would
stand out for one-third OF the estate. Mrs Collins
was Of feeble mind, she said and II would Easy
20 break the will Mrs Putraw said shs was xoira
20 remain In Mrs COllinss home until after the will
was sead despite anything that Mrs. Lord might
40 20 eject her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
ARCHBISHOP OPPOSES EUTHANAsIA.

At the dedication OF the new ST. FTancis's Hos
pital occupying the entire block between Brook
and st. AIMS avenues. Archbishop Farley bitterly
opposed yesterday afternoon proposition urged
by eminent Western physicians TO pass a law al
lowing hospital authorities TO relieve persons in
extreme pain by euthanasa- This IS nothing else
than = plea 10 legaIize murder" the archbishop
said "and every physician should oppose IT," he
said the mental anguish of a patient who did not
know whether he to be killed or not would be
greater than all his physical pain