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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-01

In order TO bring about actual harmony
among the Republicans Of Delaware there
will have TO be a showing Of good faith on
the part Of those who are engaged in the
movement Morning News
Meaning, we suppose, that DIR. G. r.
Layton and Others Of his class will have to
come out in the open and by a fair show Of
hands declare whether they are for Ad-
dicks or Alice, or any other of the leaders
Of iaetions.
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n.n 81 .s IN bnnd a he beannIna Of bid renr Norember

NJ NoTICE-I, WILLIAM j. ARMSTRONG,
N the occupant Of the house situated al
stanton, Delaware, in school District No
S. Mil Crees, Hundred county Of New
castle and State Of Delaware, IN compliance
with the requirement. Of the acts Of the Genenl
Assembly, IN such case made ana TroYldi d do
hereby give notice that shall apply in writing
70 The Court Of General sessions OF the State OF
Delaware, IN and for New Castle county, on
MONDAY, the 9TH day OF February A. d.
1903. being the next term Of said court, for a
license for said house as an inn OF tavern, for the
sale therein OF intoxicating liquor. In less
quantities than one quart 10 he drunk on the
premises and the following res pectable citizens
Of said hundred, a. east six Of whom are sub
stanual ireeholders OF said hundred, recommend
the said application, via
1homas bradley, Albert Messimer,
s. J.. Chambers Wilson houlden.
Ulysses g. Norvel, Kia w. Chambers
William III. Neville, Robert o. turrinder,
L. V. Dennis s. Y. hcElwee.
decaoat WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG.
NOTICE IL CHARLES G. REX. THF
~ tenant and occupant OF the house situated
AZ No 5 East Second street. IN the Second Ward
o. me s,iy q Wilmington, county q
compliance with the requirements Of the actI
OF the General Assembly in such case
made and provided. DO hereby give notice
Court Of General @ % SESSIONS Of tSe s'a ste o% y pds iR'
ware. In and for New Castle county, on MONDAY
the 9th day Of February A. ID. 100 being the
next term OF said court, for license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein o
intoxicating liquoa IA less quantities than one
quart 70 be drunk the premises, and the fol
lowing respectablo i1ens OF said ward M
least twelve of whom aye substantial free.
holders OF said ward, recommend the said ap
piicaton, viz:
Max sodalsky, Harry Fisher,
lsaal Miller, Jos 81 scherer
lonn u. Parker, l. A. killersohn,
Gidel Po olsky Joseph pisor
Michael Rafferty,, r. Emmett Robinson,
tdw. Moore Thomas Cole.
/ lcnAfz Roth, siermund Werner,
, James H. Green, Low keinskinc
3. Frank Milkinion, Jacob b. Yates
/ Jacob knoh, Peter J. Feeney
samuel Harris Jacob Leshem
! p. flunkett Bernard Mullen.
decSO-st CHARLEs @. REX.
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The New Year opens with bloody revo-
luton still rampant in Russia and very
little prospect Of a speedy restoration Of
peaceful conditions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-01

To al our readers and patrons We OK
tend the compliments Of the season and
our best wishes ior a happy and prosperous
New Near.
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NOrIoh

Notice Is hereby given that Letters o. Admins.
tra IN were IN due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned on the ca day OF M
b.r A b. 1900, and that all persons having
claims against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same, duly attested. 70 the aid
Iduluist r. on or before the 6 day OF rem
ber A. d. 1908. or abide the Act OF Assembly IN
gucncase made aud provided
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EorIcE

Notice is hereby given that Letters lesiA-
meniary were IN due form Of law granted unto We
undersigned. on the tn day Of n yemUer. A. u.
1905, and that all peraons having claims againH
the estate of the deceased must present the same
duly attesfed. 20 the said Executrl1 on OF De-
fore the Luth day. OF NOvnruer, A. ID. 1900 ot
abid the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided kLlLA MCtLnOl, kAocuui1.
Adde'S; Chaa r. Curley, Attorney ai-laWs
Wilmington. Del. nov22-mwi-5W
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What will cure a headache DR.. Wards
Headache powders.t
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Address wilmington, Delaware dec3-
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
hlnF- ICE uE IHE REGISTER OF Wills l

INUF INH 0I T y I1I77IlI7 II VN VIII J
New uslIe Cou ny. DeL, NOV. 1Jln. 1910
UpJu the application OF ~ - Ncrlroy, xcu-
trl1 OF hnnuan o. ngan, late Of Wilmington
hundred. IN said cornty. deceased, it Is orderoi
and directed by the Register Of Wills, that the
fxecutrix Aforesaid give notice Of granting OF
Letters Iesiamentnry upon the estate Of the de-
ceased with the date OF granting thereof. bycauf
from the date OF such letter. in SIX OF the most
public places Of thecOuntyoi New Castle requiring
All persons having demands against the estate %
such case made and provided; and also cause The
same 70 be inserted within the same period In tbs
fvery hve ing. a newspa| er punished in VII
mington. Del, ana 70 be continued therein
three weeks fe. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF once
OF the Register of Wills Aforesaid. at VII
II. al rnfngton. In New Castle county. Aforesaid
the day and year above written.
FREDERICK X BACH. Register OF villa
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Ta.,.
mentarv were n due orm Of law granted nn,-
the undersigned, on the 18th day Of Decenbe,
A. !. Ivy ana tnat al persons having claim;
the same, duly atto.ied, % the said ixecuffi,
on or before the 18Th day OF December A. ii iooa'
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case rnsd1
ana provided. AMANDA e. HAZEL.
hxecutrir
Address; Howell s. Fngland, ESQ.,, Attornev.a,
law, w lmingion, Delaware decl5 mwf.3,r
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ID EGISIEk'S ORDER.
lN OFFICH OE III . kkllIsTER OF VILLA /

NEw CAsIlk COUNTY. DBL, LtS lth, 1904 /
Jlon the application ol Adam Ehat xecd.
TOT II AulN tNt al idt0 OF Wilmington
hundred IN said county, deceased M n
ordered and directed BY the Register Of Wni'
that the tr Aforesaid give not O. oI
estate Of the deceased, with the data oi
granting thereof BY causing advertisemeuf,
70 be posted within iorty days rom the
date Of such letters IN nx Of he mo1t
public places Of the county OF New CasfIe
TeOuinng all persons having demands aQainsf tht
estate 70 present the tame, or abide By an acl oi
Assembly m sucn case made and provided and
nlso cause the same 70 be inserted within M
mme period IN the Every Evening, q newspapr
publlshed In Wilmington. Del and 70 - c,n-
bnucd therein three weeks fe o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF once
OF the Register OF Wills Aforesaid, at wa.
II. s lmington in New castle county Aforesaid
the day and year above written.
fRkDEkICk r.. BACH, Register of villa
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E0Tn

Notice is hereby given that Letters Iesiamen-
Ia were IN due form OF law granted unto the
undersigned. on the Hy o h "A y.
1870, and that all persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present ms
duly oifcsied. TO the said t on or ei.la
the "a day Of &c mo p, A. ID. leOo or abide
the Act Of Assembly In such case made and pro
yided ADAM ErAhi, l
1frutnr.
address; Harry Emmons ESQ. Atiorney-at
law. Wilmington, Del. cecl -8n tts
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Notice is hereby given that Letteu o. dminis
Y were IN due form Of law granted unto
the undersigned. on the IN day oi ~
A. ID. 1870 ana that all persons having a Ia
against the estate OF the deceased must present
the same duly attested, 70 the saio ~
on or before the On day OF d ner. A d. lQd
or abide tho ACT OF Assembly In such case ma "a
and provided. it14N > GA.
Address Administrntor
loUl rark avenue, Wilmington, Delaware
n.fLffa-9W
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n TtISTERiS ORDER.

~ OfilSh W 4 LIE hH1lSA Xxx OF WILLS
Upon the application OF uKene J. Toy, admin
traitor oil -sca j. luy, la e Of Wilmington num-
drru ~ aid touu b. deceased. IL Is orde..f
and directed BY the Register Of wills M
the dl y So atur Aforesaid give notice M
granting Of Letters 3 ni "a lIHi o uuon ~
estate OF the deceased, with the date Of erantins
thereof, By causing advertisements 10 Be posie1
within lorty days from the date Of such feffcr,
IN SIX OF the most public places Of the COUNTY N
New Castle, requiring all persons having ~
mands against the estate % present the same a,
abide BY an act OF Assembly in such case n,afe
ana provided and also cause The same TO b. M
serted within the same period In the Fve-.
Evening. q newspaper published IN Wilminvto.
Del, and 10 be continued therein three wesi,
(e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF one.
Of the Register Of Wills Aforesaid At WI.
IL z. ] mington, IN New Castle county aiorosaid
the day and year abov2 written
FREDERICK IL BACH, Register Of villa
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Sincerity Is the face OF the soul, as
Discrimination Is the mask.-Dubay.
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ID EGlSrER'S ORDER.
Ai OFFICA OF IHE AEGIsrkR oF Wills.

NV LA1TLE JouNTIl UEIll &C lIIl I3ll I
Upon the application OF llarfy mmnu. Ad.
mii'IsIflI rOi 30 H O. lu late Of Wilmington
hundred. IN said county, deceased, II d ordered
and directed BY the Register Of Wills tnal tne
"a n % m Aforesaid give notice Of granting
OF Iefterso 90 at upon the estate II
the deceased with the date Of granting thereof b.
causing advertisements 70 be posted within lorif
dnys nom the date Of such letters ln nx Of ma
most public places OF me county OF New Casua
r,eouiffur ali persons having demands against toe
estnte 10 present the same, or abide BY An act Of
Assem- bly, ia such case made and provided; and
eieo cause the same 70 be inserted within the
sare uer.od in the livery evening, newapapaf
rublished IN " Nllminzton, lel., ana to b con.
tnued therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under tile nand and seal OF ones
II. tl Of the Register OF Willis aforesaid, AZ WI.
rpinrtou. In New Castle county Aforesaid
toe day and year above written ,.,,,.
ERkDEklCk X BACH. Register oi nlilA
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Weather conditions Of the opening day
of the New Year are well nigh perfect
There is encouragement in the reflection
that while they may be reversed soon the
winter is now sure to be of short duration.
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aSeaister's Orders.
DfGIsTEk's OADhR'

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New castle County. lei, lee. l8. b. iq1S
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hundred, In said county, deceased, II is ors s.ul
ana directed oy the Register of Mill. fhs' ~
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causing advertisements 10 be posted within f,t.y
do n IN the date Of such etters IN gx nf,ty
mott pub ic places Of the county of New C..,'lle
requi ing an persons having demands ae-,rl
the estate to present the same. OF O. hide hv ~ A
Of ANemniy IN such case made and pfovid-ssi
and al cause he same be Inserted ME-,
the same period IN the Every Evening. A ns.-A
paper published In Wilmington, Del and M 4.
continued therein three weeks (e % q W y
Given under the hand and seal Of o,s
OF the Register OF Wills aforesaid A. W,i
H. s. mineton, in New Castle county aiorsssii
The day ami year above written.
fhLDkklCk 4, BACH, Register OF VIM.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
W. E. POPE IS DEAD.
Highly Esteemed Citizen of Dekalb
 County Passes Away.

Fort Payne April 4-(Specialo-The people of Fort Payne and community were saddened by the death of w. F. Pope on Monday night. While Mir Pope has not been we'll for some time still he was not considered to be dangerously i'll until Thursday night, when his son. Prof. Jesse Pope of Jasper was tele- graphed for and who arrived home on the Alabama Great Southern train which had been delayed four hours. MT. Pope was one of the most influential and prom inent citizens of DeKalb county. lie served the county as treasurer Tor four years and made an efficient officer. He was d man loved by his neighbors and friends for his cheerful and kindly dis position. He was born in DeKalb county December ?, 1861. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church by the pastor the Rev. W. A. Parker, Jr., and the Rev John L. White. A quartette. composed of J. P. Stanley, T. J. Cook and Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Duff, sang "Nearer My God to Thee" Safe in the Arms of Jesus" and Some Time We'll Under stand" He was inferred In the old ceme- tery by the side of his son, Arthur, leaves a wife and one son, who have the sympathy of all
 The residence of C. C. Smith caught fire Sunday at noon, but by prompt ae- ton on the part of the inmates the blaze was extinguished before any great dam age was done.
 Mrs. T. H. Smith, wife of the editor of the Fort Payne Journal, has returned from Chattanooga, where she has been for treatment at the Erlanger hospital.
 Mrs Laura Timmons of Gadsden vis- tied the family of Mrs l.. A. Dobbs last week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
MIR, FITZGERALD FINDS
 FAULT WITH PRESIDENT
criticises Him for Failure to Advise House of His Objections Grazing
 Land Bill.

Washington. April 1.-The House dur ing it's session today listened to criti- cism of the President on the part of MT. Fitzgerald of New York for the failure of the chief executive to properly advise the House as to the objections he had to the bill opening 505,OO0 acres of land for grazing purposes in Oklahoma Territory instead of advising the members of the Indian affairs committee as to the weak ness of the measure, so that 1t might be amended to meet the wishes of the com missioner of Indian affairs. Mir. Fitzger- ald, in the course of his strictures on the President, said:
 This is not Russia. The President is not like the Czar, who originates and en- acts legislation. The President may recommend, but he can neither originate nor enact legislation.
 Somebody may say this is trivial. The history of all governments which have parliamentary institutions show that the failure to resist trivial encroachments on the part of the chief executive has led to vast encroachments until the leglsla- tive branch of the government existed in name only"
 The postoffice appropriation bill was taken up, but beyond the explanation of the bill by the chairman of the postoffice committed Mir Overstreet of Indiana, no headway was made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
CHANCELLOR BUELOW
 THROWS BOQUETS
SAYS EVERYBODY IS SATISFIED IN MOROCCAN MATTER AND HE SPEAKS HIGHLY OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND MIR. WHITE.

Berlin. April 4--Chancellor von Buelow, at the request of the Associated Press, gave the following estimate of the re- suits of the Algeciras conference;
 "The principle of equal privilege for all countries in Morocco has been as serted and maintained. That was the contention of Germany from the begin ming the one thing that German diplo- macy strove for We placed 1t beyond our power to ask for anything for Ger many that we did not ask for all coun- tries So powerful was this simple state ment of the principle of equal prlveleges that France, Great Britain and all the countries admitted at the opening of the conference as regards the open door for trade. but the question then arose, how was the door to be held open? What guar , antees could be given that some one would not block the way? Two guaran- tees only appeared to the German gov ernmont namely, international control of the Bank of Morocco and international supervision of the police. These guaran- tees have been accepted by France and all the other participating countries.
 Prince Von Buelow continued;
 While Germany has obtained those things which she sought, France has obtained first recognition of her special position as neighbor of the Sultan by international legitimization of her right to maintain order adjacent to the Alge- rian frontier which Germany never con tested: second, by larger share in the state bank, and third, by having ontrust- ed to her the obstruction of the police ln company with Spain and under inter- national supervision.
 Through this long controversy the European powers have been aware thai President Roosevelt was ready to assist I. n any proper manner in an effort to reach an agreement. The American govern ment's advice and attitude were hopeful and especially during the latter stages bf the conference.
 MT White was a conciliatory force. J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05

CONSTITUTIONALISTS
 KEEP UP VICTORIES
RESULTS OF ST. PETERSBURG ELECTIONS ARE REFLECTED IN THE RETURNS RECEIVED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE EMPIRE.

St. Petersburg, April 4-The success of the constitutional democrats in St. Petersburg on Monday was reflected to- day in the results of elections in all parts of the empire where the voting is now in full swing. Almost without exception the ballotting has beens favorable to the constitutional democrats, not only in their city strongholds but also in the coun- try where the peasants in number of instances turned down their leaders, and elected avowed constitutional democrats. At xieff the progressives swept the board and Prince Eugene Troubetskoy was sue cessful, insuring his presence in the na- tional parliament. At Moghileff. which is a Jewish locality, even the land owners returned solid constitutional democratic delegation.
 NJ. Rouditcheff, who was one of the counsel for Ivan Kaleiff. the assassin of Grand Duke Sergius, in the course of an authorized interview today, tenders the olive branch to the Octoberists, and proposes a coalition under the leadership of M. Petrunkevitch and Shipoff to op- pose the present government, which he fears may attempt to disperse the parlia- ment
 NJ Rouditcheff warns the government that such design may be fatal to 1t, as the peasants are fanatically attached to the idea of parliament and the attempt will precipltate revolution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
DANIELS THINKS
 SOUTH IS IGNORED
Says Neither the Far West Nor the South Will Be Represented
 at Rio.

Washington. April 4.-In the Senate to- day Mir. Newlands discussed the railroad rate bill, and Mr. Daniel the question of the lack of representation by the southern states in the public service MT. Newlands advocated amendments to the rate bill providing for the national incorporation of railroads and announce ed himself as favorable to the govern ment ownership of those utilities.
 MT. Daniels speech was based on a provision in the urgent deficiency ap- proprlation bill for the representation of the United States at the next Pan-Amer- ican congress, to be held in Rio -Janeiro next July. He said that the plans of the state department did not contemplate representation of the south or of the far west, and then entered upon a gen eral consideration of southern participa- tion in national affairs contending that political differences should not be per mitted to prevent such participation on a broader scale.
 The deficiency bill was amended so as to provide for more delegates, and as amended was passed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
WANT 2ooo-MlLE BOOKS.
Georgia Travelling Men lnaueurate !
 Movement to Get Concession.


 Savannah, Ga. April 1.-The Geor- gia division of the Travellers Protect i've association, through Max Krauss, chairman of the railroad committee, has inaugurated a movement to induce the railroads comprising the South eastern Passenger association to issue 2O00-mile interchangeable mileage books.
 Mir. krauss has addressed, with the concurrence of the committee and the prospective support of the several posts in the state, letter to Chair man Joseph Richardson of the passen' ger association. making the suggestion that the roads put 2000-mile book on sale at $40 in addition to the 1000 mile book at $25' that Is now sold un- der an interchangeable mileage ar rangement with all roads save three In this territory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
CHICAGO PACKER
 DIES IN BOSTON
E. c. SWIFT succuMHs TO PNEU. MoNIA-DID MUCH TO DEVELOP THE PACKING INDUSTRY IN THE WEST.

Boston, April 4.-E. C. Swift of Chica- go, member of the packing firm of Swift X Co.,, died early today at the Quincy house where he engaged rooms about two weeks ago. Pneumonia was the cause of death. MT. Swift was taken i'll with pneu- monia on March 27 He had come to this city from his country estate at Beverly Farms, in order to be near his friend and business associate, N. F.. Hollis of Bos- ton, who was undergoing an operation. Mr. Swift grew worse and his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Moore of Chicago was sum- moned His physician, pr. Johnson of Chicago watched by the sick mans bed side until he died.
 Mrs. Swift was travelling in Europe when her husband was stricken, and it is thought that she is now on her way to America.
 MT. Swift was a natuve of Sandwich. this state. He left home when a lad and with his brother, Gustavus. did much to develop the packing industry, one of the prominent features of his work being the perfecting of the system of refrigerator
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
RUSSIA PLEASED.
Receipts So Far This Year Are Better
 Than Expected.

Washington, April 4.-Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador, received a dispatch today from St. Petersburg announcing that the ordinary revenues of the empire for 1905 exceeded esti- mates included in the budgets by $23,- S00,OO0 and were $3,000,000 in excess of the income from the same source in 1904 The ordinary receipts for January of the present year exceeded those for January. 1905. by S4,000.000.
 The dispatch, which is from the Rus sian telegraph agency, concludes:
 Taken altogether, increase of re- ceipts for the first two months of 1906 are all the more remarkable as cer- tain collections wkere adversely in fluenced by disorders and strikes. The receipts from the government railroads during January show a decrease of $9.- 800. 900. but since the end of February railroad receipts have reached the same figures, as in 1905, showing that a normal condition of railroad trans portation has been reestablished"