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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-04-12
las ARMAs MORTIfIRAS
Y las TerribIes ConSeCueRCias que
ACarrea 81 usO.

La ley vigente proyee ca>tigoS
muy severos portl porte de ar.
mas morliieras, y aunqne su oh
serfancia no es tan estricia CO.
mo pudierl ,leSearse lln son po-
cos los escarnientos que se han
hecho de individuos one han de-
hnquido on ese particular. Sin
embargo, n pesar de todas las
prohihiciones la cuSmhhre eSiste
y Sc halla muy generalizada en-
todas parties de- Nuevos Mexico Y
Sc necesita mucha actividad V no
poca severidad de parte de los
ofciales de la ley para disuinuir
sus consecuencias. Gran porci6n
de los asesinatos que acontecen
en- 81 Territolio dimanan del por-
te de armas, por laz0n de que el
hecho de tener una arnia d Inano
suministra una tentaci0n que
muy pocos resisten, resultando
aquelIo de que la oportunidad
hace al ladron. Las tragedIas
que produce esta costumbre per-
niciosa traen la ruiuu de las fami-
lias Y producer Ia consternaci6n
v el terror entire los ciudadanOs
pacfficos en- las comunidades don
de ocurren. Asi es que no Sc pee
DC aconsejar demasiada vigilan.
cia y cuidado a los oticiales de IL
paz para mitigar cuanto sea po
sible los efectos de prdcitica tan
noclva que pone en- pelgro la
tranquilidad p6blica y constitu-
ye un gran desacato al precepto
de la ley. Mientras mas adelanta
la civilization en- una comunidad
menos propensi0n hay 4 los ac-
tos de vioIencia que son los hN Jos
legitimos del porte dearmas, por.
4 que este es un resto y vestigio dc
los tiempos de la barbarie yes NJ
4 nitrate que Sc comete en- comuni
dades pacihcas. III reinado de ID
ley debe ser supreme Q incnestio
nah!e il fin dc euehaya protecci6r
plena para todos los ciudadanos
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-04-12
I'll DINERO en- LAS fltCCIONtS.

Las revelaciones que han sldo
hechas en- las inveStigaciones
acerca del manejo de las compa-
Mas de seguros han puesto en-
claro que las corporaciones estas
Y otras por el estilo han acos-
tumbrado ayudar con sumas
cuantiosas 4 los partidos que ia
vorecen, durante las campahas
polfticas Esto Sc saba desde an
tes de una manera nebulosa & in
cierta, pero no Sc habian aducido
pruebas couvincentes del hecho
Ahora que va deSapareciendo la
silnplicidad prilnitiva que eXlstla
anteriormente entire los votan
tes, va cada dia Ell aumento el
n1mero de aquellos que no yotan
sino bajo ell pie de inducimiento
pecuniario y la pracitica de cor
romper el sufragio Sc va hacien.
do cada dia mas descarada y pa.
tente. No es extrano que este su,
ceda en- 10 que toca q votantes in,
dividuales, cuando Sc Observu
que en- muchas legislatnras de es
tado y a1n en- el congreso no son
pocos los casos de corruption !
venalidad cue Sc han descubier
TO. Es cosa averiguada que don
de existe el sufragio universal J
abundan las riQuezas los que tie
men dinero de sobra procurau do
! minar los votos de ciudadanol
mas pobres y menos afortunadoi
gratificando su inter6s Y su codi
Ella. La simplicidad patIiarcal eI
que suenan los te6ricoSy y vlsiona
rios es Incompatible con ell pro
greso moderno, porque este ira,
consigo el fausto y la riqueza, gu
son la fuente de corruption entr
hombres debiles y sin prfncipios
!. La fabulosa edad de orc no pue
; de subsistir en- esta edad de hiel
ro donde reina ell materialismo
, ell egoisno, y 10 mejor que sc put
, de hacer para combatir la oil
! creciente Y anonadadora de la col
rupcion del sufragio, es iuculcar
do el respeto de 81 uismos d tc
dos los ciudadanos cnltivando s
intel;gencia y fomentando su pa
triotismO.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-04-12

Don Patricio Ortega, conner
eiante en- la calle del Pacifico, al
lado sur dc la ciudad enfrente del
comercio de Don Benigno Mar.
tinez, pagard los precios mas al
tos en- elective dinero por lana,
cueros Y zaleas. DE .cuando en-
cuando visitarA los lugares de
afuera de la plaza para hacer esa
clase dc compras.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-04-12

I'll Lines pr6ximo Sc dara un
hermoso bale en- la casa de ope.
ra de Barber para beneiicio de
"La Mnyhower Band" Precio dc
entrada 70 centavos, sehoras
gratis. Grandes preparatiyos se
estan hacienda para hacer este
bale IN suceso complete,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
BOXING

Grip Jones'and kid" Beebe fought
a hard draw az the National Sporting
Club Arena last night. It was the
wind-up and one of the best bouts that
has taken place at the Arena for
several weeks Jones did most of the
leading and roughed it all during the
tight. lie rushed his man all the time
and played on Beebe's body a great
deal. Beehe landed soma hard punches
but Jones did not seem to mind them
much. Beebe had the better of the last
round, as he landed several blows
which made Jones weak in the knees.
A feature of the show was a battle
royal between five negroes. George
Russell. the old scrapper, was in the
ring and the other four kept after him
all the time. They got Russell i'm a
corner several times, hut could NOT
land on him with any effect 1t lasted
only three short rounds.
Jack Query met Jimmie Casey Of
Philadelphia in the semi wind, ur.
Casey did not seem TO know much
about the game and the bout was stop-
ped at the end Of the third round. as
Casey was ontclassed.
The first bout was between Young
Britt Of this city and Hughey Mccain
OF Philadelphia and was a draw.
both boys fought hard.
me bout beween Frank Britt and
Frank Jones lasted but three rounds.
Win the odds favoring Britt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

Anumber of Delawareans will attend
the thirty-third annual meeting of the
National Conference of Charities and
Correction, which will be held in Phil
adelphia from May 9th TO 10th. The
meeting will be opened in the Academy
of Music. During the following week
the meetings will be held in Horticul-
tural Hall, which will be headquarters.
The topics TO which meetings Will be
devoted will be State supervision and
administration of charities, at which
meeting Governor Hanly, of Indiana,
will deliver the principal address the
care Of the sick, in charge of DR.
Arthur B. Ancker Of st. Paul needy
families in their homes. by Lee X.
Frankel Of New York children, which
includes the caro- Of delinquents and
dependents societies for the protection
Of children from cruelty; orphsnages,
reformatories, Juvenile courts. Five
section meetings have been assigned
20 this important committee, one of
which will be held at the Boys House
Of Refuge. Glen Mills, Pa. Hastings
II. Hart OF the Chicago Institute Of
Social Science, will have charge of this
subject
Detectives is another subject TO
which a section Is assigned. This
deals particularly with the feeble
minded and epileptic, but the pro
gramme will also cover work with the
blind and deaf.
One general and two sectional meet
ings will be devoted to neighborhood
work and such subjects as settlements.
housing Of the poor and Fairgrounds
will be treated. Professor Morris Loeb
Of the New York Hebrew Colonization
Society, will read a paper on the
distribution Of population. -
The training of social workers, i'm
migration, care OF the insane, chari
table finance and other topics are on
the progrRmme. -Four other conferences
Of kindred bodies will bo held in con
nection With. or just after. the national
conference Of charities. These are The /
Hebrew Conference of Charitios. fhe
National Conference on the Education
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

The Athletics made il three straight
yesterday by shutting out the Phillies
hy the score Of ] 10 0. 10 was the best
game OF the three and both teams played
great ball. Sparks held Connie Macks
BOYS down 20 two hits. but they were
enoukh 10 win. Bender also pitched
great ball for the Athletics II the Ath-
lctios win today the game will end the
series. The score by innings follows:
Athletics o oOoOIO Ok . 1
Phillies 0 90 5000 o. 6 2
Batteries Athletics, Bender and
kohrccki Phillics, Sparks and Doom;
lmpires lmslio and Connolly
The ST Louis Americans have won the
I championship Of 81. Louis, 10y defeating
the Nationals four straight games. The
Americans won yesterday hy the score oi
too. The score by innings
Americans G 0OOOl x-71O 8
Nationals o o o o q q 90 90 3 .
Batteries Nationals. Mcfarland and
Grady, Americans, Jacobsen and Hickey;
Jmplrcs Klein and Sheridan.
he Washington American League
team Yesterday defeated tho Providence
Eastern League club by the score of io
I ON Account oi an injured finger Lane
Cross was not IN tho game The score by
inning
Il. H. T..
Nash ton o 2OOOOfx- Is !
lrci cncc % 10000 OlO g 3
Haiterica Washington, smith Manuel
and nuf Providence Mul,cy mni Cooper
Umpire Stanley
fA.t.. a., H.. tf..t.
Yesterday and Nas defeated l,y the score of
7 3 10 J Tho gamc Na. Mnrcd at South
bethlehem po Delaware could mot hit
tho opposing pitchers and also did poor
work IN the held ] he score follows.
frf sarr r..fftfrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

Great Junior Sycamore William II.
Ferguson, Great Guard of Wigwam n. r.
Hagy and Great Chief Of Records Ed
ward Mclntire, assisted Mattahoon Tribe.
No. II, last evening and raised their
chiefs, as follows: Prophet, William
Gentsch; Sachem, r. ;. Monck; Senior
Sycamore, +. Hughes; Junior Sycamore,
William Hutchinson; G. of r., J. l. VIII
liams Keeper Of Wampum, W. p. Clay
ton; Collector of Wampum, W. J. Morris:
Sannaps, G.. II. Hollis, S. J. Colt; Guard
of Wigwam, II. A. Bareford: Guard Of
Forest W. Cox; Warriors, Frank Holz-
man, b. f. Smith, H. Price; Braves.
Oliver Diknning, p. G.. Ewing, Howard
Lynch, II. W. Ferrier The great chiefs
were pleased TO see many young men
present The tribe has been steadily
increasing in membership until now Il
numbers well up among the leading tribes.
Alter the council fire was quenched all
were invited to a neighborng ice cream
parlor, where pleasant sociable time
was had
The great sachem, accompanied by Act-
ing Great Prophet George G.. Byron, Great
Junior Sycamore Frank r. Paradee. Great
Senior Sycamore William W. Cohee, Great
Mishinewa 5. J. Barcus. Great Sannap
James II. Semerteen, raised the chiefs Of
Usage Tribe, as follows: Prophet. W. $.
Hobbs; Sachem. W. II. Snyder; Senior
Sycamore, W. G.. Prescott; Junior Saga
more. J. l.. Ialley; G.. of r.. Robert J.
Curry; C. of W., w. r.. Bunting; X. of w.
q. II. McAllister; Sannaps. W. c. King. W,
II. Shuliz; Warriors William Campbell
Earl Reader, J. ID. Spence. n Martens.
Braves, James kellott J. A. Fitzgerald
A. Roberts, +. I. Jones; G.. of W, ID. Std
ham; Guard Of Forest, II. A. Way; Musi-
cal Director, w. II. Fisher. About 90
members OF the tribe were present There
were three adoptions and a number OF
applications were received for admission.
The great chiefs were pleased with their
visit and congratulated the tribe for the
good work il is doing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

Earned runs Lehigh, z; Delaware. /
lWo-basc hit Uptegmn Stolen bases s-
kirk, Nott, Aarons. Double plays Ray
mond TO Adkins to Cam. Struck out -
BY Stewart s; by Barker, I; by Hess. 8.
Left on bases s-Lehigh. 3; Delaware. /.
Hit by pitcher Galbaith. Monroe. Kirk,
Sterner. Time OF game LBS. Umpire
Snyder
Other games played yesterday follow:
AZ Columbia, S c. Columbia South
Atlantic), 3; Brooklyn (NationaD. 1.
AZ Athens. Ga.-George University A.;
Georgia Techs 3.
AZ Norfolk, Na.-Boston (Nationals).
l3; Norfolk Virginia League). ,.
AZ Phihdelphia- University of Penn
sylvania, p University OF Virginia. 0.
Ritchie, who was with Williamsport
last year, has been signed by the Phila-
delphia Nationals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
ADMITTED THEFr.

Peter Mckeon and William Grier,
young men, who were arrested yesterday
morning by Officer Pnmline for riding
without tickets on a Pennsylvania railroad
train, when questioned about some cigars
and tobacco found in their possession, by
Detective Jones and Constable Buckley,
admitted that they had robbed a cigar
store in Washington last Monday
They were taken before Magistrate Hollis
and held for further hearing next We'd
nesday morning.
Tn the meantime the Washington author.
tiles will be notified Of tho arrest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

Of Backward Truant and Delinquent
Children, National Federation of Day
Nurseries, and the National League
of Women Workers.
Persons desiring to obtain railroad
and hotel rates can do so by commu-
nicating with L. S. Oliver, iOO7 Bailv
Building, Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
BOWLING
RunawaY Aecldent

A horse attached 70 one of the Citv
Steam Laundry delivery wagons became
inghted and ran away yesterday after
noon. IL ran out Market street 10 Fiji
teenth, where the wagon colhded with
a tree. The horse broke loose and con-
tlnued 20 run. Il was finally caught at
Fourth and jefferson streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
DENNSYLYANI
Il RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTlAOkE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
schedule IN eiiect MHfch BON, 1906.

Schedule IN effect March SON, 1905.
Trains leave Wilmington aa follows
For Chester and Philadelphia, 1.4S, AS, IAN
$50 fzlO 40. 742. 75Q iSO7, $50 800, a.8O iOoa
tlO50 Ills, tll.S2. 11.45 a. m, tl240, isO, f2s5
SSs a S9Sg, nnS a, tSS SS ogo' tsIo 90 SS72iS
ts.iL tsOO. ss5, IL a a m. fiai5 Isl, @. "a
is.b9 5.oS t5.so, 6.on. t7.2s 9is,liooo and tiiO3
For Philadelphia only $50. ESQ a m, i2a
200 622, is, Ill and 500 p. m. week days asa
622s. M, 6.lS IN and 500 p m sundsyR
For New York Through express). L43 $50
sS6 ll.46 a. m, 'l22g si.s7, 8i0. hz2. 6o7 ssa
~ II. Q23 o. m weekdays. LA asa al. As a. M
si.s7, 2bs, 622, CO., 't.23, I'll and s2s ?. N.
For boston without change, lo.ooS m. ana 400
7. m. weekday 500 p m Sunday
sio aS9rS tI6Ia li a1a .ias m .iSsS g 80 ill IL so
a5s, b.25, 60S '6.26, 200, t7.sl, .s.l5, 300, p
m. ana l2is night week-dayA l.0S L2o 7.ib,
6oS !6.25. '7.si. s.i5 fq9Op p m, and fi2is nisht,
eundayA
s.ls, 66s p. m weekdays and thbs p m sun
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line.-kXpress. lbs a. m. AMI
I2.85 p. N. daily Limited, 8. 10 p m. weekday
Southern katlway-Express, s.02 q m. ass.
6.26 and 7.Sl ?. m daily. Limited, 4-o4 p m.
eeaboard Air Line eRnilway-Rxprcss,s ,so2 A m.
and B.32 p m. daily. Limited. 3.3O p N. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway--Bor Memphis
ana New Orleans. 6.25 D. m. daily.
N. weekdays, 8l5 p. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New castle 6.5S s.B a m 800. so and
For Lewes SIS 4. m. and s.44 p n. weekday
For Rehoboth. s.2s a m. IuesdAyA Ihursdayk
and saturdays
For Dover. Harrington and DalrnaE, s2S, 1888
z. M B.44, 6b2 p m weekday and 100 night
daily.
ii; Harrington ana way StohonG ass a IA
and sos 2. m. weekdays.
Express ior Cope Charles, Old Point comfort
and Norfolk 1o.5S IN weekdays and l&O0 night
daily
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, 80 q. M,
26S and 6 l8 p M, weekdays; s.4 a. m. and
61s r. m Sui days Atlantic City -pecial. q 40.
RDining car Accommodation Jraina
the .ulngtOn Irhnslui 20 VII. All ior and
check baggage from hotels and residences
F"r urlher information, apply TO J.. H. Nc
Williams, City Ticket Agent, Market street,
or a, 'tation. Telephone, City Ticket ONCE.
W. VI ATTFRBURY. LR WOOD,
General Manager. Passr Trafic Manager
GRO. W. BOYD,
General PASSENGER Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Prom FACTORY 70 wsarsr

Most complete line of spring hats Fit
any shaped head. Guarantee every hat.
Saltzgiver q Bupp, l06 West Seventh
street. Opening evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Money ior Japane,a snn.r.r,

J.. scott Townsend, treasurer of the
Security Trust and safe Deposit Co. is
receiving contributions of money for the
famine sufferers in Japan. which will be
turned over to the Delaware Red Cross
Society to be forwarded by it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
scheduIe ln enect Maroh To- I8Ob'
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

tDaily tUaily except SUNDAY. Sunday only,
NEW YORK and the ta~t - 26 s. 26 so.4O, III. ia
7ll.s5 a. N tl26, $3.50, s5.17 Royal Limited
rHiiI.A'p sLFAiA. III .22s, 52s. t5so local. te4o.
ilO4s local, 1867 local tll1s, aus a. m,
tl.26. t905 local, $3.50, s4s0 local, I4.3
local. ,5.17 Royal Limited" te2o local,
tz0O. S705 local, a742, la52 local, I'll 90 p m.
CHEsTkR, $3.50 local, t6.s0, $40 local, t9l0,
ea34 local, -e.l5, $40 slo4s local. flo.57
local, giLS5 a. m, il26. 1905 local, f4S0
local. i452 local, l60 local TOO, s7.OB
local, F742 1852 local, -ll.00 p. m.
BALTIMORE g. WAshINGTON.FA FAla =. .16, tllO6
Q. m. l.o6 t247, 4.47. t5bA '850 aRoysl
Limited. -909, 800 p. m.
BALTIMORE and way stations, 1O0s
6. 16 a. in.; S12. s60l p Tr.
HkWAkK. AIS, 100 SID tllo6t ..
m; il242, 'l.o6, 1872, t5.55, i5o2 feiS 900
singeeriy, 100 am. 5si6 tiLo6. rExrrealAza.
tl2a2 1912 f555 Express s602, t6 IS, 80 p %.
Landenbers and way stations, 1924 el0.lo A.
n; 1857, f7.25p. m.
iiTTsBuRG, ssle a. m: 34F, 1855. $50
Royal Limited 40 o8 p m.
CHICAGO, %6.l6 a. m; . AZ p. m.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS & LOUIsVILLE,es. 10
a. m; si.o6, % 90 q. m
DELAWARE AVENUE STATION
Delmarvia Telephone No. 2l93
d. d A. Telephone No. li22A.
City Ticket Once. No s0f Market Street
d. & A. Telephone l75sA.
Delmarvia 4 elephone 2l95. II. A. MILbER.
Travelling Passenger Agent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

p, suffered hahiiually from consultation.
Doan keguleis relieved and sirenrthened
lne bowels So that they have henn regular
Springs, lea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Something
for the Home.

This 4 the time Of the wear when Il be
hocNes Mothers TO watch carefully the health
ci their children. a slight exposure to the
weather often brings on a heavy cold which
u not treated IN time develops into pncu-
monis sore throat, II allowed TO run on,
may become a severe case of Bronchitis or
Icueihtis babies suffer with Croup. which
is very dangerous. Therefore. every mother
should keep m her home a safe. clean. sure
remedy upon which she can rely IN such
emergencies.
PSRAcAMPH CFirst Aid to the lpiur,d,
" that remedy.
II YOU have never tried Paracamph. cut
cut The coupon below and present n A. N
2. Danfortbs Drug Store for a samnle
hottie. DO it to-dayi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Wiring uomnl.t.d

The rewiring OF the City Hall has been
completed. IL was done by the Whining
ton City Electric Co. in conformity with
tho regulations of the fire insurance under
writer's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Expect to op.n Road M.r ,.t

An effort is being made 10 complete
the du Pont extension Of the Peoples
hrst Of May.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
THREE STRAIGHT
FOR TUE ATHLETICS
Defeated the Phillies Again
Yesterday Afternoon.
IT WAS ANOTHER SHUTOUT
The Americans Are the Cham
plons IN ST. Louis.

Washlngton Defeated Providence Hester-
day-LehiEh IAkes Game From Della
ware Coilege-othcr Intoresiing Con-
. tests-Gencrai Baseball Ncwsl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
AAAON . - n Mn
RRANPYWINE
New Jersey & Wilmington ferry Ca.
Steamer UIrica.

Change Vi ume in elect OctoDer "a, 1904
leaves Wilmington, WeekdAyS 500 a m ana
b,O0 p m.
Leaves Fenns Grove. wsekdAyA 10 a N. and
bOO p N
Leaves Wilmington Saturdays. 500 a m. s.oQ
600 and 1880 q m.
Leaves Penns grove. Saturdays 10 a m bO0
and 100 p. m
Leaves Wilmington. sundayA asO q N and
l.SO p. m.
leaves Penns Grove, Sundays, 1850 q m.
and 500 D. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Admin.
uation we're IN due form Of law granted unto
the undersigned. on the 18th day Of Arr
against the estate Of the deceased must present
the same, duly attested 10 the said Administra
IlA on or before the 18th day Of Arril A. D
i ~. or a9'oe me Act Of Assembly in such case
mhue and provided. MARY II *.
- Administrator
Address; William 7. ynam, ESQ, Attorney-st.
Law, Wilmington, Delaware. aprStts-3v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
KGIsTRR's ORDER


III ENINE VF IHE hEIIHIEN OF WILLN l
- New Castle County, Del, April 9TH, 1906. I
Upon the application OF Mary C. Houk, Ad-
iana hundred, IN said county deceased. il il
ordered and directed by the Register Of Wills
that the Administrators Aforesaid give notice
Of granting Of Letters OF Administra-
ton upon the estate OF the deceased. with
the date Of granting thereof by caus-
Ing Advertisements 10 be posted within fortv
days from the date Of such letters IN siK OF the
most public places OF the county OF New Castle
requiring all persons having demands ngsinsi
the estate 70 present the same or abide by an act
oil Assembly IN such case made and provided:
ana also cause the same 70 be inserted within
the same period IN the Every Evening, a news
paper published in Wilmington, Del and Ia Ia
continued therein three weeks (e o d.
Given under the hand and seal Of Oface
OF the Register OF Wills Aforesaid, at vii
IL q minston, IN New Castle county Aforesaid.
the day and year above written
FREDERICK r. BACH, Register Of wills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
Etfense applications.

n OIlCE-l. THOMAS J. LAWLEss, TIE
~ owner and OCCUPANT of the house situated 10
Cnris'iana hundred. school districts Nos; p ana
IS county Of New Casle and State OF Delaware,
IN compliance with ihe requirements OF the acts
OF the General Assembly, ir such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice tnat
shall apply IN writing TO the Court o.
General Sessions OF the State OF Delaware, 10
ana for New Castle county, on MONDA1i
the ilth dnv Of May, A. D. 1906,
bpng the next term Of said Court, for
license for said house as an inn or tavern, ior
the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, 70 be drunk on the
premises and the following respectable. citizens
OF said school Districts al least six OF whom are
substantial freehoders OF said chool Districts,
recommend the said application, VIZ;
j. Louis Boubel, james thompson
August Didier, Thomas Russell,
joseph Consono, John r. ellison,
Victor J. Boub-l, Peter Connolly,
John O'Connor Ben amin f. LeHane,
James Horty, Daniel J. Hsrmey,
Webster Blakeley.
apr5-5g THOMAS }. LAWLhen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05

One Of the best fea lures Of the week
at the Garrick Theatre is Grace Field
and her Matinee Girls in scene taken
from Lew Fields production, 1T Hap
pened in Nordland, " which had such
a successful run in New York last
season. The girls are both good look
ing and clever and the act has proved
as much OF hit as it did on Broad
way last winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-05
NOTICE

Notice Il hereby given that Letters Testa-
unto the undersigned. on the "a dsv ~
March, A. d. 1904 and that all persons having
claims against the estate OF the deceased must
present the same, duly attested. 70 the said
ls0l' OF abide the Act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided.
1lMoTRY o'ooNNoR,
49,. r-, Executor
=, ADDRESS J. Frank Ball, Esq, Attorney-sf-iavv
wilmington belnWare mar26-mwf3W