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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
SOME OF THE VICTORS
Are Men Whose Ideas The Emperor
Twelve Years Ago Called Fool
lSh Dreams.
THE RETURNS RECEIVED TODAY
Only Increase the Opposition's
Victory.
A WARNING ISSUED BY A NEWSPAPER
Associated rre., Dl.paton b, speclal wlro,.

Associated Press pisnaton boy special Wircs.
st. Petersburg, Russia. April Be
lated returns today only increase the
magnitude of the Oppositiona victory
knrosk returned % solid Progressive dele
CATION. headed 10y Prince Peter D0lro-
roukoH NJ Shcrkoi. one of the members
elected TO the lower house of Parliament
is in prison Nitcbsk elected two Poles
Catholic priest. one Progressive, two
Constitutional Democrats and two peas
ants. Vladimir, one of the old capitals.
whore the Orthodox faith s particularly
strong. chose a Monarchist, but tho
Electoral College elected five .ronstitu-
tioual Democrats lula is the only pro-
Viurc. except Moscow. which elected "a
majority ol Conservatives. Tho result
in Moscow province constitutes am anom-
ally in the elections. All the Consiitu-
tional Democrats went down. hut the
result was engineered through q deal with
tho Rcactionists and n portion of tho
Octohcrists who bought the support of
the peasants in the Electoral College by
allowing them to namo ana additional
member The bargain was SO disiastclul
to NJ Shipon "a Lemstyo leader and NJ.
Chotvcnkoh that they declined TO be
parties to 10, Withdrew their candidaturcs
and also induced the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis 10 Withdraw their ticket, which in-
cmdcd Prince Paul nolgorouko1, Prince
Gaitzn. NJ. kokoshkine. Prof. Mou-
romtsoh and NJ. Golovin. AS O net re-
suit the province of Moscow, the real
heart of Russia. sends 90 Parliament cont
paratyely unknown mcn-two peasants,
| u workman, Prince 1agarin, nj. Bnshot,
| N krudncr and Peter Strive. The last
] i q N...a..
/ the president of the Moscow Bourse. With
| the single exception of Iulu, in every
province where the peasant class was in
! the majority the Electoral College cap
turod the majority of the members. Most
of them, however, although belonging to
the peasant class. are actually peasants
In name only and have risen far above
their station For instance, a peasant
OF So. Petersburg province is a principal
of middle school.
The Rech, organ Of the constitutional
| Democrats, terms it n splendid victory,
| and. referring to the election Of men like
NJ. petrunkevitch and M. BOditcheh,
| who first demanded q Constitution for
Russia, and Prince Shahovski. who gave
a fortune to aid the liberation movement,
the paper points out that these are "the
| very people whose ideas the Emperor ~
years ago called foolish dreams" The
Rech next issues q solemn warning, as
follows:
"If Count Witte, last November, had
been able TO feel the beating Of the heart
of Russia and had listened 70 the words
of NJ. petnnkevitch, the world would not
have witnessed the horrors Of the present
counter revolution. The voice OF the
people becomes clearer and louder daily.
! il the government does not listen to II,
the country is destined TO pass through a
cataclysm a hundred fold worse than
anything which has transpired."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
NINrrY pAYs roR poueHERrY.
Charged With Committing an Assault
Upon an Italian.


Upon an italian.
Michael Dougheny, foreman for
Michael DunOhuc the contractor, had
hearing Ia tie Municipal Court, this MORN
ing, on the charge OF committing an
assault and battery on Pasquale Paciar,
last Friday afternoon. He was repre-
sented by John +. Neary. Paciari tesii-
fed that on Friday afternoon, while he
was working at Front and Poplar streets
Dougherty drove up and jumping out OF
his carriage, took the shovel out OF his
hands and after striking him in the face
with his fist struck him over the head
with the shovel, rendering him uncon-
scious.
Roy Kitchens testified that after the
assault Dougherty's carriage ran over
the form OF the Italian, after which wit
ness picked the Italian up and had him
sent to the Delaware Hospital.
Officer John Ward. who arrested Dough-
erty said that when he approached Dough-
erty the latter was in his carriage and
would not stop his horse. He then
jumped into the carriage and told Dough-
criy that there was "a warrant out Tor ms
arrest. and for him to drive to the police
station. Dougherty refused 20 do so, he
said, and drove him all over the east side
OF the town before he went to the police
station When the court asked Dough-
erty why he did not drive at once to the
police station when he was told by the
officer that he was under arrest, Dough-
erty replied that he had to go on AN errnnd
and that he thought he would do that
first.
A foreman under Mr.. Dougherty testi-
/ fed that when Dougherty drove up he
/ Jumped ont of his carriage and told the
| Italian that he was not doing his work
/ right, and that the latter complained of
too many bosses and said he was going
to quit work Dougherty the witness
said told the Italian that il he did not
want 10 work, TO 60 to the foreman and
get his time The Italian then started
To- 60 away witness said, but turned
around and advanced toward Dougherty y
in "A threatening manner, whereupor
Dougherty showed him away.
Dougherty testified that wehn he ap
preached the Italian he saw that he wal
not doing his work right and he told hin
about il. when the Italian said something
about too many bosses and that ne wa
going TO quit work and thinking that the
Italian meant 70 strike him, and he boinl
a cripple, he struck the Italian with .
shovel
Judge Cochran told Dougherty that h
had understood from reliable source tina
he had made some uncomplimentary re
marks about the court aud the Polio
Department. and that be would conside
those remarks when he imposed tn
sentence upon him. Dougherty deniei
making such statements.
Michael Donohue testified TO the pre-
vious good character OF the accused
Judge Cochran fined Dougherty $50, wit
costs, and sentenced him to 90 days in
, prisonment.
After court Attorney Neay announce
that he would appeal the case.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
OBITUARY.
Death Of Miss Edna LsCarpenter. Of Ty-
phufd Fever.

Death OF Miss Edna LeCarpenter, Of Ty-
phoid Fever.
Miss EdnaUeCarpentier Of Rockland
died at the home of her brother in
law, Elmer Bailey, No. 1906 Van Buren
street. last night, shortly after IL
o'clock, Of typhoid fever. Miss LeCar-
pentier was spending a day or two with
her sister about four weeks ago, when
she became in and physician was
summoned. The illness developed into
typhoid fever, and for the last week
or 10 days she was unconscious. with
two trained nurses in constant attend
ance. She rallied somewhat yester-
| day, but late in the afternoon became
worse and died before midnight, with
out regaining consciousness. Her
death was particularly sad. Young,
being only about 20 years of age, pos
sessing an attractive personality, a
graduate of Friends School and with a
host Of young friends, she will be
sadly missed.
The funeral Of Jennie p. Jacobs,
widow of George Jacobs, takes place
this afternoon from the residence of
her nephew, George I. McCloskey,
Is Riddle avenue. Interment at White
| Clay Creek cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
rhllnn.Ipnln nnrarl..

Atsoc nted Iress Dispatch uy special Wire,
Philadelphia. Pa. April Wheat. frm 20
higher No. red 90 e1port elevator. edas8i ist.,
40 Northern do. 81 aas9c No. Northern. DO
30. ~ ,, isli5c.
Corn. firm. jsc higher; No IN export elevator,
5labll4c.
Oats. frm lss higher; No. white natural IS Sc.
No. wulte capped, IS aaSyc-
Bran, frm. winter IA uulK. s2l.50as2l; spring
in sacks, l.0lasll 30.
Refined sugar. quiet powdered S.s5atf gJ
granulHted, Si.7oaci.s0; coniectiOnera A. 81 Goa
Si.65 Keystone A, s4fOaSlba
Butter, weak; extra Western creamery 22ci
do. nearby prints, PC.
Eggs firm, 2c higner nearby fresh, BIC al
marx; Western do2lc at marx.
Live poultry. quiet; fowls. i3al6c; ola roosiers,
Ice. winter chickens, lsa22c; ducks, lial5c
geese, l2al2isc.
Dressed poultry. steady; fowls, choice, l4lsa
15c' DO. iair to good. l3lsal ic.; old roostcrs
Zoe; nearby roasting chickens, choice. i5c. West
eTn do choice. llal5c. 30. far 70 good. l2al1c
turkeys, ns 20 qunlity, l7a20c; ducks l8nl6c,
Potatoes uull ana lower. Pcunsylvunia choice
aud fancy per hushel 90ca9ic; New York
do DO s5c: NewYork fair TO good, do. 75asoc.
Flour. steady.
Hay, steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
BEFORE THE CITY JUDGE.
six Months Impr.-o.msnt for a MI
Charged with Assault

SIX Months lmpr-o.ment for a Man
Charged with Assault.
FIFTY dollars, with costs. and six
months imprisonment, was the penalty
imposed upon Clarence =. Brown, col
ored, who had "a hearing in the City
Court this morning, on the charge Of
stabbing Thomas Blackston, also col
ored. last October. As result of the
stabbing Blackston was i'm "a hospital
for several weeks. Since the assault.
1t Is said, Brown has been out of the
city, but returned yesterday and was
arrested.
James Roara, charged with commit
ting an assault and battery on Thomas
FLYNN. viii have a hearing tomorrow
morning. When the case WAS called
Flynn was not in court and an attach
ment was issued for him returnable
tomorrow morning.
The case against George Worthine-
ton, charged with the larceny of a
watch and fob, the property of William
j. Megill, was continued until We'd
Ynesday morning.
Alexander Jones. colored, charged
with harboring an unregistered dog,
was fined s.. Samuel Miller, charged
Win dNNlNE lu ulSoFueflN manner on
the street, was fined 81. Fifteen boys
charged with trespassing on private
property, were each fined 81. Johr
Higgins, charged with acting in q
improper manner on the street wa.
( fined 500 Charles Bowden. charged
with begging, was fined 49, Stepher
/ Thornton and William Englehart
charged with corner lounging, were
each fined 81. William Cumming
and John Mitchell, charged with act
ing in a disorderly manner on thu
street, were each fined 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Associated Press Dispatch bv special wiroa
Wall Street, New York. April 0.-The
opening trading in the stock market today
was quiet, and the price changes from
Saturdays level were small, except in a
few spccialties, and mixed between gains
and losses Anaconda was run up ] -,
but moc than lost the gain within "a few
minutes. Northwestern gained a point,
and United States Rubber lost as much.
Prices yielded but slightly and hardened
again before noon, the rally reaching "a
point in Reading and Amalgamated
Copper. Extreme declines wcrc Ten
nossee Coal. 10; Great Northern. pFe-
ferred. and Wisconsin Central I a; New
York Central and Minneapolis 81. Paul
& Sault Ste Marie, a point Bonds were
irregulnr 90 noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
NATURES WARNING.
Wilmington People Must Recognize and
Heed IL.

WILMINGTON People Must Recognize and
Heed IL.
Kidney ills come mysteriously,
But nature always warns you through the
urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See II the color Is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment,
Passages too frequent ecanty, painful,
Its time then to use Doan's Kidney Pills,
10 ward of Bright's disease or diabetes.
Doan's have done great work in Will
mington.
John o. Williams Of 7O3 Wilson street.
Wilmington, Del. says: "In 1897 I used
poans Kidney Pills tor kidney complaint
MY trouble had resisied all the Other meoi-
eines used, and tie am in ny back had
become so severe that ] could scarcely
straiRhten. Dizzy spells we're irequgnt ana
the secretioIa from the kidneys were very
Irregular. painful during passages and con-
tained a heavy sediment. Hearing OF
Doan's Kidney pill got supply al Dan
torth's drug store and kent on using them
until had taken three boxes. Tne result
was a complete and absolute cure. These
are the facts which / stated in a testimonial
given seven years ago. i have been free
trom kidney trouble during all that time,
and am pleased TO repeat my testimony for
the benefit Of other sufferers.
For sale by all dealers. Price, 50 cents.
foster-Milburn CO., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
hemember the name-Doan sand take
no other,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
PERSONAL

Peter J. Ford IS at the Chalfonte,
Atlantic City.
Frank Davis has returned from trip
to Chestertown, Md.
Mr.and Mrs. George R. Holt are visit
ing relatives in Dover.
Mrs. Annie c. Pennington is visiting
friends in Middletown.
Miss Elaine Wallace is the guest Of
friends in Washington.
Ewell Campbell is the guest Of
Charles Parker of Leipsic.
A. b. Parker has returned from a
visit to friends in Leipsic.
Miss Julia Townsend is the guest Of
her grandparents at Odessa.
Miss Anna Raughley of Dover is the
guest of friends in this city.
Miss Alice Short Of George town is
the guest Of Mrs. Frank Sharpe.
Miss Mildred Lewis of Dover, has
been visiting friends in this city.
Alva E. Hutchins has returned after
visit to her parents at Hartley.
Wilson Merritt Of Warwick, Nd.
is the guest of friends in this city.
Miss Philoma Beecher is visi ting
her grandmother in Princeton, n. J.
Miss Edna Vanhekle has returned
from visit to friends at Port Penn.
Mrs. Margaret Adams has returned
from a visit TO friends in Harrington.
Miss Helen NJ. Jester of Delaware
City is the guest of Miss Phoebe Ward.
Charles n. Clash has returned from
a visit to his parents in Centreville,
Md.
Mrs. F. r. Smith has returned
from visit to friends at Templeville,
Nd
Miss Elsie NJ. Curlett spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Philadel-
phia.
Ralph E. Roeschlaub of New York
City has been visiting William j..
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hopes have
returned from visit to friends in
Seaford.
Mrs. Katie Mccall is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Benjamin, at Thorough
fare Neck.
Mrs. Henry S. Thompson and Miss
Nav Thompson are the guests of friends
in Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. English Of Laurel are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. John
Scott of this city.
Miss Laura Josephs and Miss Fannie
Parks of Lewes are the guests of rela.
tives in this city.
Miss Anna Cam and Miss MarioT
Davis spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. p. Kellum and Miss Mar,
L. Kellum. of Dover, are the guests
of friends in this city.
Mrs. George Black and son, Georg
Black. Jr., are spending two week
at Palmyra, \. j.
Miss Shella Paris has taken
position as stenographer for the ID. T.
Jones Commercial Agency.
Mrs Charles Waterman of 1881 Wes
Eighth street who has been seriousl.
i'll of tonsilitis, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huxley Harvey, Hol
stein Harvey and Master n. Harvey ar
at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
Edward Pennock of this city. ha
moved into the property owned b
Thomas L. Hunt, at Penn's Grove.
Mrs. Philip i. Smith Of Hoboken
n j.. is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. b. F. Leonard of 1923 Lombar
street.
, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Watson al
J VISITING Mr.. Watson's parents, M
, and Ms. william G. Rasin, at Sti
: Pond Nd.
William Pearce and Miss Edit
| Pearce. of Halifax, Nova Scotia, al
I the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. harr
3 ! Pearce of this city
Miss Mildred Taylor Of Smith Co
lege, is spending the Easter holiday
= with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
Taylor, of this city.
b Rev William Writ King and MT
> King will be given a reception - u
. Sunday school hall Of Grace NJ, :
Church on Monday evening, April loti
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
Married NJ Prospect ParI,,

Word was received here this morn
ing of the marriage Of Franklin Jones,
a clerk in the employ Of the p, B.
& W. railroad, and a resident of Pros
pect Park, Pa, and Miss Anna Batty
Of Norwood, Pa, on Saturday after
noon, at . O'Clock, at the Prospect
Hill Baptist Church. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Miller Jones,
father, of the groom, assisted by Rev.
+. G. Merrill, pastor Of the chorch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
SECOND PEACE CONFERENCE.

Associated Pres pl paicues ov 5neciM Wires
Berlin. Prussia, April 9.-The Asso-
ciated Press is officially informed that
the German government has suggested
AM adjournment of the Second Peace Con-
ference al The Hague, ian order not TO
interfere with the Bene (Red Cross) Con-
ference. where the Geneva convention
will be revised.
Germany has not suggested July as the
month for the conference, but is trying 70
persuade Russia to postpone assembling
The Hague Conference so that the North,
Central and South American States may
be able TO send representatives 70 the
European conferences without interfering
with the Pan-American Congress, at Rio
Tnuciro
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
Wilmington stock Quotations..
>.,v YORK nlnrE.ts.
Il YIrn.

Associated lress Disuatch by opeoiai Wires
New York, April 9-Flour receiniE. i5,O75
barrels; sales. !. 100 Steady TO Arm but slow.
Wheat ieccipts. - hushel-. sales, 7bo.00l
bushels. Higher. May, 50 9l6as5 i5-l6c' eptem-
Der. SllSC.
kye nominal.
Corn. receipts. 15l.575 bushels; sales, 5000
bushels. strong. May, 525 saba's,
Beef. steady.
Pork, firm.
Lard, firm; prime Western steam, Ss.65aes 20.
sugar raw steady. inir rehning, l32a8 l-l6c
centrifugal, 96 test l7-32a3 9-ltc Moiasses sugar
3 IS 5laz I6o; refined steady. crushed sli0
powdered, 81 so: granulated, 647u
Petroleum. quiet. refined an ports, i,3laai. CO.
Coiee sicaay; 80. RIO. ll-ide.
Molasses, steady; New Orleans 81aSsc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
COUNTY TAX RECEIPTS.

County Treasurer and Receiver of
Taxes Robert NJ. Burns has received
the following returns from the county
collectors for the month of March
Pencader hundred, ". II. Brooks,
s5L67; Charles Walton, sl36. 80 Chris
tiana, r. Lewis Armstrong, 1856. SO /;
Brandywine, James +. McGilligan,
$50 u; New Castle, Manlove McFar-
lin, S202 AZ; Wilmington, Robert NJ.
Burns, q, GLASS: from Sheriff Harry
/. Gillis, for fees, 81, 055. 26 former
Sheriff Emmit +. Stidham, SlS9. 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
ysANTo DomEGo TROUBLE OVER,
..oois,ed Press Dispatch by special Wire.

Associated Press DISPATCH by special Wiret
Washington, April 9.-lhe Navy De
partment has received the following cable
gram from Commander Southerland Of
the Yankee, dated Monte Christi, santo
Domingo, April Sth:
"satisfactory settlement has been
reached at Samana Bay, Santo Domingo,
bv the efforts Of Horacio Nasquos. Trouble
over. Forces Withdrawn All is quiet
elsewhere. Paducah here"
Another cablegram from Commander
southerland dated Monte Christi, April
9TH. reads:
"There is organized opposition at
SANTANA; armed to resist attempt TO in
stall Government Delegate Cabrera. The
President OF Santo Domingo Is 70 so per-
sonally and, it is to be hoped, will make
"a eounnrOIulgn."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
TRAGEDY AT HAzLEroN.

Associaied Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Hazleton. Pa. April 9. Jeremiah Barr,
a mouldcr, was instantly killed last eight
hy Frank Cooper, while Barr and two
other men we're trying 90 gain entrance
into the home of Joseph Reed, a tenant
of Cooper S.
Cooper ordered the men of tho premises
and. when they refused to go. dealt Barr
a blow ON the temple with a hammer
crushing his skull.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
WORTH MORE THAN
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD
Pepsikola Tablets OF Priceless Value
Relieving Indigestion.


Health is everything. Many millionaire
would willingly part with half his fortune
for perfect digestion. Riches, fame. and
the realization OF every disire cannot
create contentment If indigestion is inak-
ing ones existence miserable. Wnen n. b.
Daniorth tells you that In all their expert
ence tn never knew anything so sure to
7 lieve sour stomach, coated tongue, dizzy
SPELLS. poor appetite, lassitude and fatigue
dus e. imreriecl digestion. their must be
some good reaann for their confidence and
there is. Dozens OF ehtonic old dyapeptics
right here In Wilmington who cespaired OF
ever getting relief nave triei Pepsikola
Tablets on Mr.. N. B. Danforth's recon-
mendation and today are completely cured.
Moreover a druggist could not afford to
keep on recommending an indigestion
remedy unless It really will cure, for you
would mighty soon lose confidence and
trade at some other store. Pepsikola Tab
lets are grand nerve tonic, they will give
Won new energy and new ambition, improve
your appetite, strengthen your digestive
organs ana unless they give you perfect
digestion n. B. Danforth will gladly pay
your quarter back
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
nam uAp no Bn AMPUTATED:

spec,n Uoue.ronncnrr o' 1verv evening
Georgetown. April 9.-Willitts Vaughn,
a prominent farmer residing near the
Sussex county almshouse wmle ieeding
corn huskor at the home Of his iather-in-
law, John Short, on Saturday morning
terribly lacerated his LETT hand by catch
ing It in the machinery.
Drs. A. ID. Robinson and r. G. Paynter
found il necessary TO amputate the hand
at the wrist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
SCHOOL ALL SUMMER.

Students are now entering Goldey Com
mercial and Shorthand College, which
will be in regular session all summer, thus
giving those who enter now an Opportu-
nifty to be ready for positions in the fall.
Cali at the college Offices, first floor, S07
Market street, or write for the catalogues
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the congregation
of Hanover Presbyterian Church will be
held in the lectureroom Of the church
Tuesday evening, April 10th, 1906, at 8
clock, for the purpose of electing three
trustees for the ensuing term OF three
wears 10 succeed John w. Lawson, William
NJ. Pyle and C. NJ. Childs, whose terms will
then expire. Also for the transaction Of
any other business connected with the
church which may be desired. a full
attendance is urged
G. NJ Childs. Secretary.
Wilmington, Del, March Slsts l9oe.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
To Imnrove lhe NII.nIlllon.

The project and specifications for
the improvement of the Mispillion
River have been approved by the War
Department and United States Engi-
neer Flagler has been authorized to
have the work done at a cost Of $40, 900.
The bids will be opened on April 20th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
Money Saved.

When it comes to housecleaning the busy
wife looks about and nothing but expense
seems before her "Mary, we Il Just throw
those window screens out and get new
ones. They re all rusty" Why not save
the expense James NJ. Bryan s screen
enamel, either black or green, makes the
rust disappear, and it s easy to apply.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-09
ever popular
Easter Linens.

Beautiful pattern cloths at
especially low prices for
Easter week.
. yards by , yards and a half,
S2O5, pure linen. full bleached,
worth $3.50; napkins to match
are Sl.70 instead OF $500.
Same size at S3.13, with napkins
TO match az $3.50, and this set
is easily worth $50 to-day.
Same size az $500 with napkins
to match, at S3.75 for this set,
worth $1,000.
Plenty of in-between prices.
Elegant quality satin damask by
the yard in two yards wide nc
75c. soc, Sl0O, SLIP, SIPS,
Sl.5O I'D up to S2.50a yard.
Linens Fourth street.