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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07

transport tens of thousands of people, all anxious to pay homage to President Diaz. on his first visit ever paid the State by the President of the Republic
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
rhe sicIl sfntesmen-

Washington. Feb. 6.--senator Hepburn of Idaho, wss better today. His attendants say the crisis has passed and that he will fully recover from the attack of appendicl- tis. Representative Hit of Illinois, contin- ues to Improve. He rested well today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
Cromwell Ha. NothIng to Say.

New York, Feb. civilian Nelson Cromwell today said that he had read the remarks of John F. Wallace before the Senate Committee on Inter-oceanio Canals yesterday, but had no desire to comment upon them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07

bullet into his own head. but it will not prove fatal Singleton dled this afternoon. No motive is known for the murder, though there had been trouble because of anger on Walkers part be- cause of m associate of Singleton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
bartender shoot. Fr,ead and Self.

Houston, Texas, Feb. 6-Charles Walker, a bar tender this morning shot and fatally wounded Jacks, Singleton, aged 22. his protege, and then fired a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
TURNED ON THE GAs.
Woman Kills Herself and Four Chill
 

iren.
 Boston, Feb. GA woman and four children were found dead in bed at their home. 29 Dennis Street, Roxbury District tonight. An investigation by the police indicated that the woman, Mrs. Anna l. Dickson had killed the children and herself by opening three gas Jets.
 The children were Annie aged 5; George, aged 1-2 years; Mildred, years and Marion, year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
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Copenhagen, Feb. e.--By the order Of King FTederickg the funeral Of the late King Christian will take place Feb- ruary IS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
ENaRA.vINa.

THE BEST-Send your work to us for satis- factory results and quick execution. all known processes. The Advertiser Engray- ing Co., phone, s67, Montgomery. Ala. If Nss G4ONAL OASH ssEts.sA&s..S.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. ". D. CRAWFORD is stopping at Y. W. e. Association would be pleased to have ladies and children call. shampoo. raanicui-. ing, chiropody. and electric naSsage at reasonable prices. All up to date improve ments in dermatoiogy. Hours a. m, to
 l2:So ?. ms and to D. m cARD-Patients desiring admIssie4 to the wards of the MoutEon.ery Inflrmarx may se- cure cards by telephoninE Miss Martin. head nurse ip charge at phone f22. Mone- gomert Iufirmary. Te6-fri-sn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
FoRkRENT.

FOR RENT-The sScond floor of The Ad- yertiser Annex Bug ding. Apply at The
 Advertiser Office. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
FoR RENT1 :KoOMs.

wANTED-One or twd young men for luxu- fiously furnished froSt room: first floor, bath and telephone cd q3ivenient; three blocks from Square, in privage family. W, IL S..
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan on watches. diamonds jew elry guns Wand pistols, don't worry your friends When in need of a small loan come to us:f our business is strictly confidential. Montgbmery Loan Co tf. T HAVE ceVeral thousand dollars to lenl on city real estate Edward $. Watts Att torney at Law, First National Bank Build ing. su-wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07
LOST.

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 pETVAPD-strave5 or Astolen from sos S. (so1irt ~f nalef pointer pups on iast Satiirday 1fT snsyvere to name of Rarnes, and Is very frisky. John J. Flowers9
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-07

., ,Sk,N INIOR Bank Safes fire and buI f,ar proof safes bought. sold and excha ng ed al kinds and makes. c. ThraSher Bas,-
 ment Noises Building. phone is9. tF VICTOR lMANaAN .St nd hrome sfeeI sf Few Dolol Bank Safes and safet Of ali Ends bou sht. sold and exenauged Eliis ( Howardl 24 Bread street Atlanta. stia,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
OVER IN MARYLAND.

John +. Rose, of Elkton, yesterday
lett for Goldtield, New. he will spend
So me time looking after an interest he
b olds in a gold and copper mine, at
that place.
William s. Frieze, a prominent oiti
zen Of Havre 1e Grace and son of Ex
Mayor Thompson Frieze, of that city
dropped dead at his home yesterday,
from heart disease. lie was "A years
of age.
Captain Andrew Woodall, one Of the
largest land owners in Maryland, Is
seriously i'll at his home at George
town. Captain Woodall is 81 years of
age and the owner of 80 farms in Kent
and Cecil counties.
The semi centennial annivefary Of
the Maryland Agricultural College was
held yesterday in the college audi
torium. The speakers were Secretary
Wilson, Of the United States Agrieul.
tural Department, Governor Warfield
and others.
Marion ID. Hoblitzell, young news.
psper correspondent of Belaif, died at
the home Of his parents, Rev. aud Mrs.
Samuel A. Hoblitzell, in Belair, last
night, after a several weeks illness
from consumption. He was p years
Of age and was a graduate of hiQh
honors from Western Maryland College.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
DOVER
pecinl correspondence OF VERY Hveninr.

Special Correspondence OF livery Evening.
Dover. March S.-While Levy Court
Commissioner Robert Carson was trim
ming a grape vine in his yard at Little
Creek, yesterday, the two forehngers of
his left hand became entangled in the
handle Of the trimmer, and before he
could eNtricate them they were severely
mangled
Bishop c. C. McCabe will deliver his
celebrated lecture "The Bright Side of
of Life in Libby Prison" in Wesley NJ.
T.. Church, tonight A large number of
tickets have been sold
A circle OF the Brotherhood of America
was instituted here, last evening, in Odd
Fellows Hall A degree team of Viii
mington conferred the degrees.
John A Hartnett of the firm of Hartnett
& Brothers has purchased of the Bradford
Murphy estate the basket factory opposite
the railroad, and will operate it this sum
mcr.
Il. /. Jones Of the Dover machine works
recently returned from South Jersey,
where he secured a contract TO equip a
new and up-to-date basket factory.
George r. Coffin has been awarded the
contract for erecting the handsome resi-
dence of A. Friedman, on Bradford street,
double dwelling, eight rooms, with
modern oonvoniences and large Colonial
pofches on front and sides.
Miss Blanche kerin. main operator for
the Diamond state Telephone Co. here,
has been appointed main operator at
Centroville Nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
ExoITING ELEoTIoN AT LAUREL

speonl Corresponaence Of rverv Evening.
Laurel, March S.-The municipal cleo
ton yesterday, was one Of the most stub
bonly contested ever held in this town,
and 3lS votes were polled nearly so per
cent OF the voting strength.
-Four tickets we're in the field and many
and varied were the issues brought in
evidence by the scores iof workers. Chief
among them, and probably the only real
one was the equalization Of taxes, which
is bitterly opposed by large owners OF
real estate.
Another plea for votes was the proposed
establishment OF a gas plant, and while
this was used as an election argument
there is no organized opposition to the
enterprise.
The candidates were John w. King
George l.. Smith, Newton +. Ward
George w. Waslon and 4. f. Elliott foi
commissioners, and f. W. Clapham ioi
alderman. the latter being on the fom
tickets and King, Smith and Ward each
on two tickets.
The ballot resulted as follows: King
2l9; Smith 2ll; Ward, lOl; Watson, 90
Elliott, .. For alderman Clapham, $50
King and Smith were elected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
NEARBY PENNSYLVANIA POINTS.

Twenty gipsies are enoamped at the
Isaac Thomas farm, just east Of West
Chester.
Chester County has just paid
i,03l. 63 for the keep OF it's convicts in
tia Eastern Penitentiary.
The local Preachers Union, which
diabanded some mon tbs ago at Chester,
has been reofganizsd.
TTappers about Chester County are
complaining OF the poor quality Of the
muskrat hides they are securing.
Darby had only n births last year,
against 80 deaths; Clifton, 81 and Al,
respectively, ana LansdoWne as and a.
Mr. and Mrs CHARLES Thatcher
celebrated their silver wedding ami
versary at Haycock and entertained
over 100 guests.
Rev. B. A. Bowers, of Chester, has
accepted call to the Point Pleasant
Church, and will assume charge at
once.
The raising Of Belgian hares has
been commenced on a large scale b,
some of the farmers in the western
part OF Chester County.
Lester Reddin, a member Of the sem
Tor class Of Grocer Theological Semi
nary, has received a call to the River
side Baptist Church at Baltimore.
A 2O00-gallon tank on top Of a mush.
room house Of William Sharpless, at
Voughkenamon, collapsed, wrecked
ths house and a work man inside mar.
rowly escaped.
Preliminary meetings are being held
in Doyiestown preparatory to hold inQ
series Of nterdenominational revival
meetings In a large tent capable of
holding 2OO0 persons during May, when
the meetings will be conducted by
Rev. l.. w. Munhall, Of Philadelphia,
assisted by Prof. j. s. Lowe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
He Was One Of the Most Successful Ho
pital Superintendents,

pital Superintendents.
Concerning the death of Dr. d. %. Rich
ardson, at NoTistown. Pa, which was re-
ported in Every Evening yesterday, a
Norristown dispatch says:
"Dr. Richardson died in the harness,
as he had wished Death was due to
heart disease with which he had been
afflicted for several years. He was at
work in his Office when stricken, but man
aged to reach the Morris chair in his room
when the end came, with his only daugh-
ter, Clara, at his side, together with his
assistant, DIR. G.. W. McCaiierty, and DR..
Mary Wolfe, resident physician of the
women's department
"ln the more than a dozen years that
he had charge of the medical treatment
of the men patients, Or. Richardson has
been close student and n careful prac-
titioner The employment OF women
trained nurses for men patients in the
inhrmary was of his introduction, and
the innovation proved "A success.
DIR Richardson also inaugurated the
/ training school for nurses for the insane
and took an absorbing interest in teach-
ing the men who sought TO become bro
hcient in this important work. He also
introduced with excellent effect the band
concerts IN the eiectory during the
patients meal time
Born in Richmond Va. DR.. Richard
son IN 1871 graduated in medicine from
the University OF Pennsylvania.
"Dr. Richardson has often expressed
the desire that his remains be crcmated.
but he desired that for week after
death his body be kept on ice, and his
arm arteries cut, to make doubly sure
that lac was dead lie did not wish any
ombaming fluid injected into his body"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Fountain Society.

The Wilmington Fountain Society
has elected the following oficers; Pres.
ldent, Edward Bringhurst, Jr. vice.
presiasn Mt, hindley Z. Kent; secre tary
and treasurer, William Poole; mana.
gers, EdwaId Belts, Alfred Belts,
Josiah Marvel, George A. Elliott
John Bancroft, Alfred l, du Pout. John
Is. Martin. The superintendent re.
ported having arranged for the MAKING
Of several stone fountains which will
be ready about the opening Of the sea.
son and will be used TO renew worn ont
IRON cnes also that there are prospects
for additional fountains later In tbe
season. which will be supplied by inter
ested PERSONS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Something
for the Home.

This ia the time Of the year when Il be
hnovee Mothers 10 watch carefully the health
of their children. A slight exposure to tho
weather often brings on n heavy cold which
it nct treated In time develops into pncu-
racnia sore throat, II allowed TO run on,
rnsy become q severe case Of Bronchitis on
1onsiltis babies suffer with Group, which
y very dangerous Therefore. every mother
should keep 10 her home safe. clean. sure
remedy upon which she can rely in such
efnergenciee.
PARAcAAfPH CFirst Aid to the Iniured)
ie that remedy.
II you have never tried Paracamph. cut
out the coupon below and present Il at "
p. Danforths 3 Drug Store for a sample
bottle. DO IL today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Thought He Was a Policeman.

Several coloTed men who were en-
gagged IN a quiet game of crap in a
deserted building in the eastern part of
the town yesterday afternoon we're
badly frightened when John A. Jordan
an executive officer of the Board of
Health, came upon them suddenly.
They evicently thought Jordan was
police oihcer, as they made a dash to
get out of the building and most Of
them Jumped out OF lthe window.
Jordan's business there was to fumi-
gate thu building as it was thought
some colored men stricken with small
pox had frequented the place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
oERTIFIoATEs OF INooRPoRAr1oN

Special Correspondence OF hverv evening
Dover, March s.--Certifcates of in
corporation were fled here, yesterday,
as follows:
Philadelphia Smoke Purifying Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa, to manufacture and
deal in devices for purifying smoke from
furnaces, &c; capital stock, Sl25,O00.
Stewart Fertilizer Co., Tyrone, Pa, to
manufacture, buy and sell fertilizers of
all kinds; capital stock, $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Coeoa q Nerre rnni.

II you are irritable and nervous .rv fo.
yourself the immediate soothing efIsct 80 ~. y
cup OF Croit's Swiss Milk Cocoa. u
Tones ana gently stimulates with M r..
action or injurious effect. The addition of
easily digested. ana
smooth rich and delicious, with all ,D
digestible oils removed. '" an H.
The only cocoa in glass lars.
Croit d Allen Co., makers, Philadslpb,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
ORGAN REcIrAL.
To be Given at Union M. Z. Church This
Evening

To be Given at Union M L. Church This
Evening
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the organ recital 70 be given
At Union NJ. r Church this evening:
Part l. Fantasia and mgue. Ishirch;
bridal song from the Rustic Wedding y
Goldmark, Norris c. Morgan; cello solo
GAP Cradle Song, Gounod Cb) "Cauti-
lena. Gotterman, Howard T. Crosby:
!al Death of Ase, D." Grieg; 90 "AIelodie y
Morgan-Neyin, Mr. Morgan; solo. "The
Publican, Nandewater. Frank II Mason.
Part Fanfare in d Major. Lemmons,
(al gavotte from "Mignon." Thomas. az
Graceful Danse sullivan, from the inci-
dental music to Shakespeares Henry VIII
MIR. Morgan; cello solo, andante from
concerto in G Major, Gotterman. Mr..
Crosby; solo, Judge Me o God Rnct
Mr.. Mason; Grand Triumphal March 3
Sullivan, from Henry VIII. Mr.. Morgan.
a silver offering viii be received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Itnilroad Meeting,

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Maryland Delaware q
Virginia Railroad Co. will be held at
the principal Office Of the company, in
this city. on March 22d, for the election
of a president and board of directors
and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meet
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08

chased, the gymnasium improved. bath
tubs and shower baths provided.
Among the sick-Ozro S. Lunt WIN
has been confined to his home with grin.
pneumonia and neuralgia, for two weeks
is now able TO be out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
THE Y. M. q A
An Enthusiastic Meeting OF Those In
teresfed

An Enthusiastic Meeting OF Those In.
terested.
Encouraging reports were submitted
az a meeting OF the directors and advisory
committee of the Nonug Mems Christian
Association last night Il was decided
10 push the work oi canyassing for funds
ior the proposed new building 10 be erected
at Tenth aud Orange streets
Alter the meeting ID was stated that
the prospects .ior "a hne building and for
permanent and efficient y. NJ. 4. A worl.
after the building is erected. were neve,
rs promising as at present and from now
on the campaign viii he pushed as ,iror.
ously as II Is possible 10 pu4hit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Her NameisL Legion,

benedick-Not married, ehY I,I
bet you're fond Of girl, though.
Batcheller-On, yes, indeed.
benedick-Who is she?
Chicago Tribune. 'o"'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08

Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels.
cause chronic constipation. Doan's Regu'
let's operate easily, tone the stomach, cure
constipation. 25c. Ask your druggist for
tnem.~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
TllB MEMS on NEW CASTLE
Many People Joined the Ath-
letic Association Last Night.
TO MEET IN The ARMORy
Recovery of Diamond Pin,
Which Was Lost

Jerseyman Drops a Shad Net-Motor
Works Equlpped-Juuior Mechanics 60
Admit New Members Memorial Win
dow ia First Presbyterian Church-sociel
aud Personal Items.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Record Breakers.

Saltzgiver & Bupp's spring hats. Call
and be convinced. LOG West Seventh
street. Open every evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
ANTI-BRIBERY
LEAGUE FORlED
An Organization to Put a Stop
TO VOte-Buyilg at Elections
in Delaware,
WILL COVER ENTIRE STATE
Executive Committee Of one
From Each Senatorial Dis
trict to be Appointed.
MONEY BEHIND THE MOVEMENT
In Addition to Sound Public
Sentiment.

The Meeting Was Not Large IN Numbers,
fut IL Was Earnest IN Purpose and SIN
csre in sentimeni-The work That Was
Done and what IL Proposed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08

Remember. we allow you MORE for your old piano or
organ in exchange than any other piano dealer on The
market. SEE AGENT AT CLAYTON HOUSE,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
DIR. D. D. RIoHARpsoN.

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver.
Sold by druggists and grocers*
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-09

. slsd his revolver at him, 6rsd and PasQuAls fell.
 At this juncture the accused was told to stand up and witness took hold of him and illustrated the sit- uated at the time accused fired at PasQuale. It showed that PasQuale was directly in front of him. There was more shooting after Pasquale fell, and three bullets lodged in ac- cused, two in hi3 chest and one in his back. In. all, witness thought there must have been about nine shots fired.
 OfYicer Anthony Malone of Nauga- tuck testified to finding the accused in bed in Paul Rosa's house and searching his clothe3 found re- volver with four chambers loaded and one discharged. Chief of Police John B. Schmidt produced the weap- on, just as 1t was when taken from the accused mans clothes the night of the murder. and upon the order of the court the chief removed the load ed cartridges, and they also were put in evidence.
 |. Rocco Traficanti went over the story of the shooting. adding but lit- tie detail. He said, however, that af- ter Pasquale fell to the ground there was a fusilade of shots and accused wanted to shoot the whole Trafcanti family. He went to Joseph Nardel- los house after the shooting and heard five shots fired. Who fired them he could not say, but he re- mained at the house day and half.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-09
TIE ERRIC0 TRIAL
Witnesses Gsiag Over the Story of ths
 Niugahek Shooting.

The trial of Joseph Errico for the murder of Pasquale Tranficanti in Naugatuck on Sunday night, septem- ber 19, was resumed in the superior court to-day before Judge Case and the jury. Vito Spadola testified that at the time Trahcanti was shot Tra- ficanti had not revolver in his hands: none of those present had a revolver but the accused. The bullet which killed Traficanti was exhibited by Coroner Mix. Charles Traficanti, brother of the murdered man. said Pasquale would be 20 next April. Charles asked Pasquale to go home with him. They were then at Carr los store in Little Italy" and Pas- Quale said he would go soon. IFhere was no sign of trouble brewing then. Dominica Ricci, who testified yester- day, was talking with Pasquale out side the store and Charles heard Ric- ci curse the Madonna" because he could not light his pipe. Soon after this Rosa Manani came out and four ishing revolver said she would teach Ricci to call her sister Carmelio names. She bent over the verandah as she made the threat and pointed the weapon at Ricci. Thereupon Michael Errico, father of the accused, and Vito Spadola rushed into the house and grappled with Rosa. Mich ael Errico got very angry and taking a revolver from the mantel shelf said he would shoot everyone unless they would get out of the house and stop making trouble. Spadola's $ grand mother. who had retired for tho night. heard the threat and Jumping out of bed ran out of the house. Then the accused struck Rocco Traficanti. Spadola got very angry. He told hold of accused who had pulled out his revolver and threatened to extin- guish the entire Traficanti family. Everybody was now alarmed and all except Spadola and Michael Err.co left the house. Accused said he would go home and he started off with Spadola. He told Spadola he would not take licking from any body. Rocco Trancanti then came along and asked accused what he was going to do. Accused answered by drawing his revolver. and. resting it on Spad0la's head, pointed it toward Rocco. Spadola grappled with him, accused fell to the ground and Rocco said it was pity that cousins should fight. Still he fell on accused and PasQuale Traficanti came along. He was empty handed, but accuser lev
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-09
LADIES' AID PROMENADE. American Ring Co.'S Building Opened
 For Their Entertainment.

The annual concert and promenade of the ladies of the Employees Aid association of the American Ring company was held in the company's new building last evening. \ very large crowd was present and al though the floor. was new the dancers did not find much trouble whirling around. The committees in charge of the affairs were the following:
 Hall c0mmittee-Mlss Katherine
 Miss Katherine Carroll, chairman; Miss Susie Murphy, secretary; George Thomas. treasurer. Arrange ment committee. the Misses Kather- inc Ford, Margaret Cunningham, Georgianna Ellnor, Magdalene Rey- holds. Addie Kilbride, Margaret Houlihan. Floor committee, the Misses Margaret Green, Matilda Dussalt, Katherine Cullum, Mamie Begnal, Katherine Maher. Mamie Cosgrove. Marcella McAulifie. Re- ception committee, the Misses Mar garet Dolan. Georgianna Leclair, Katherine Delaney, Nellie Brophy, Katherine Houlihan, Anna Martin, Clara Kloberdanz. Katherine Stanley.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-09
CITY NEWS

George Schmidt of this city, who escaped from the retreat for the in- sane at Middletown last Tuesday. was located at Saybrook and returned to the institution.
 North Willow street is torn up once more. this time for the purpose of laying bitulithic pavement on the upper part of 1t where the cobble stones the past few years have formed a very pleasant CD roadbed for drivers. One side of the street is being worked on at present and teamsters who get caught in the stones have a very difficult time get ting their horses clear of the stones.