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, 1906-03-06

Caldwell, Idaho, March 6.-The
grand jury in the hearing of the Of
ficials of the Western Federation of
Miners reported at II o'clock this
morning, While the court refuses to
disclose any information concerning
the fate of the men imprisoned for
completely in the assassination OF
Governor S"teunenberg and other
atrocities, it is reliably stated that all
are indicted. Nothing will be given out
until the warrants are issued, but it is
confidently believed that all are in,
dicted.
, 1906-03-06
Bio Hood Completed,

independence, Kas., March 6.-The
four-ton iron hood with which an eff
fort will be made to extinguish the
burning monster gas well hear Caney
was completed early today and rushed
by special train to the Gene. An i'm
mense crane will hoist the lid into
place at the well. Train crews are
laying an emergency track, so the ma.
terial may be handled conveniently.
, 1906-03-06
Gar Still Supreme.

st. Petersburg, March 6.-An i'm
perial manifesto explaining the scheme
for the reorganization of the council
of the empire INT the establishment
of the douma was issued today. The
chief feature is the declaration that
the autocracy of the car will remain
supreme.
, 1906-03-06
LICENSES RAISED.
Reign of Crime Causes Radical Move
by Chicago Council.

Chicago, ILL.,, March 6.-The city
council last night passed an ordinance
increasing saloon licenses to $1,000,
and Mayor Dunno announced that he
would sign it without delay. The
saloon element put up a strong fight
against the new license, but the reign
of crime which has prevailed for some
time caused the feeling which passed
the bill.
, 1906-03-06
NEW POWER PLANT
FOR THE PENITENTIARY

Lessee Otto Gramm of the state pen
itentiary at Rawlins has been notified
by the state board of charities and re-
form that a new steam power plant
will be installed at the p%enitentiary, the
present old ten-horse power engine be.
ing replaced with a twenty-fve-horse
power engine and two new boilers. The
greater demand for power in the shops
makes this necessary.
, 1906-03-06
viii Run Shovel on Grade.

Mr.. Johnson Of Magnolia, w. Va,
who with his wife has been visiting
friends here and at Sherman, will ac-
Icept a position in charge of one of the
steam shovels on the double track
grade west of Laramie. He is an old
friend and fellow employee of Hugh
Hynds, now chief clerk in the office Of
Roadmaster ]. S. Liddell at the tele-
graph office.
, 1906-03-06
HERE K AFTER

BIG BEEF CONTRACT
A Mr.. Cohen, contracting agent for
Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins at Medicine
Bow was in the city last night, asking
bids for a large contract for dressed
beef for the various camps of the COM
pany along the line from Lookout to
Hanna, where a double track is being
built. The contract will amount to
about 5000 pounds a week and will
probably be awarded to a local firm
of dealers.
, 1906-03-06
erigss Will Run Democratic Campaign

Washington, D. c., March 6.-Griggs
of Georgia will be elected chairman of
the democratic congressional campaign
committee tonight. The western mem
bers of the committee follow:
Representatives - Illinois, Bailey;
Missouri, Lloyd; Texas, Smith.
Senators-Montana, Clark; Texas,
Culberson; Missouri, Stone.
Delegate-Arizona, Smith.
, 1906-03-06
Sues Rich Horseman-

New York, March 6.-Sarah Mad
dern, the actress, today sued Peter
Duryea, the millionaire horse breeder
of Kentucky, for $4,000 damages, al
legtng breach of promise to marry.
Duryea recently welded Viola Allen,
an actress.
, 1906-03-06
Greeks to Replace Japanese.

An order was received by Roadmas-
ter J. S. Liddell of the Laramie-Rawlins
section this morning to concentrate the
Japanese section men in his district for
shipment to points east of Cheyenne.
Their places here will be taken by
Greeks and Italians. There are twenty
, 1906-03-06
THAT ALL
HAVE BEEN INDICTED
the outskirts of Telluride. Arthur L.
Collins was assassinated by me-"
Asked to Be Taken to Prison,

Jefferson City, Mo, March 6.-At the
hearing in the supreme court today to
affirm the sentence of twelve years
Imprisonment imposed pom him for
killing DR.. Vail, DR.. Todd, ex-repre-
sentative from Vernon county, imme-
placed himself in custody and
asked to be taken to the penitentiary.
, 1906-03-06

Cronstadt, March Ga block of ice
from the Gulf of Finland, with about
$50 fishermen on it, has been driven
ashore here. The ice breaker Yermak
has gone to the rescue of the remain
der of the fishermen.
, 1906-03-06
GERMANY IS PUSHING
FRANCE To THE LIMIT

is through a new and remarkable dis
position of the balance of the powers,
which is said to be virtually estab-
lished. This is a coalition between
England and Russia. This alone may
make the kaiser halt.
, 1906-03-06

point of entrance to Holland chamber
is another tunnel, lower than the one
of entrance and bearing first north
east and then northwest, going under
the first tunnel and running away up
into the hills. At the upper end is
Wilson's cavern, only about twenty by
thirty feet in size. The tunnel con-
tinues through the western wall of
this cavern, bending on itself and
crossing above the road to the cavern,
terminating in Ned's cavern, seeming
ly the enc of the underground way.
The entrance of the tunnel to Ned's
cavern is high up on the side of Viii.
sons cavern, the levels being ten feet
apart.
, 1906-03-06
GETS BIG CHI Eek.
Arcadia College to Receive Donation
From Carnegie.

Halifax, N. s., March 6.-The Area
dia college at Wolfville is to receive
a check for $4,000 for a new college
building from Andrew Carnegie. The
gift has no conditions attached.
, 1906-03-06
Gasoline Motors on Union Pacific.

Beginning with the current month
the Union Pacific will operate two new
gasoline motors on its Topeka North
western branch, a new line from To-
|peka to Marysville, Mo. Through trains
from Kansas City to the main line at
Grand Island, Neb., will hereafter be
the only steam trains to pass over the
road.
, 1906-03-06
YOUNG MAN SUFFERING
FROM SMALLPOX ATTACK,

A young mar named Horton was TAX
en- to the pest house this afternoon by
order of Health officer DR.. Hamilton,
suffering with smallpox. He has new
err been protected by vaccination.
, 1906-03-06
convicts on Trial for Murder.

jefferson City, Mo, March Ga jury
to try the conyicts Ryan, Raymon and
Vaughn, participants in the recent
mutiny in which two men were killed,
was selected today. The men are
charged with murder.
, 1906-03-06

MAY COME TO LARAMIE

1t is probable that VIII Thees, now
managing a large hardware concern at
Montpelier, Idaho, will return to Lar
annie and ~re-enter the employ of the
w. H. Holiday company. His wife
and son are TO- visiting in this city.
, 1906-03-06
Companies and Men Confer.

Kansas City, Mo, March 6.-The
president and secretaries of the union
mine workers districts covering the
southwest and the Southwestern Inter.
state Coal Operators executive COM
mittee went into conference today.
, 1906-03-06
Shepherd Will Escape With Fine.

Paris, March 6.-The minister of
justice has ordered the indefinite post
ponement of the Imprisonment for
three months of Elliott Shepherd of
New York, sentenced for running
down and killing a girl with his auto
mobile. The action indicates that
Shepherd will escape with a cash fine.
, 1906-03-06
WINTER RESORT Burr ED.
Spring Hill Hotel Near Mobile Con-
sumed During Night.

Mobile, Ala, March 6.-The Spring
Hill hotel, a winter resort near here,
was destroyed by fire during the night
The guests had narrow escapes. Loss,
$4,000. fiji
, 1906-03-06
Bomb Factory Raided.

St. Petersburg, March Ga bomb
factory in the lodgings of a druggist
was raided today n 1870 completed
bombs were captured.
, 1906-03-06
DIR. sWlGART LIFTS
HIS Hat 10 WRITER.
Leslie, Wyo., March 8, 1906.

Leslle, Wyo.I hlarcn d, lSuo.
To the Editor of The Republican:
Please say to the citizens of Lar
annie that my hat is off to "Plutocrat."
Would that we had more of him. We
can't have free water" any more than
we can have a larger Laramie free"
The Lord helps those who help them.
selves. !. r. SWIGART.
, 1906-03-06
Smith Killed by ST. John.

A portion of the confession of Steve
Adams has leaked out and says: "St.
John killed Wesley J.. Smith, and his
, 1906-03-06
Darlington Gets Stay.

Jefferson City, Mo, March g.
Lord" harrington, sentenced to hang
March 10, secured a new lease of life
today when the supreme court granted
the motion to transfer his case to the
court en- banc.
, 1906-03-06

Send a copy of the Illustrated Re
publican to your friend in the east. II
will please hin. and benefit the com
lmunity
, 1906-03-06
May Cause Kaiser to Halt.

Paris, March 6.-Army experts pre-
dict that there is but one avenue of es-
cape from war with Germany, and this
, 1906-03-06

corning this disease which may come
under your observation. Very respect
fully, A. d. MELVIN,
Chief of Bureau"
, 1906-03-06
1T Is CONFIDENTLY BELIEVED AT
WASHINGTON THAT WAR BE-
TWEEN TWO NATIONS
is NOW INEVITABLE.

Unless France Makes Concessions In
Moroccan Matter, Whis Is Not Con-
sidered Likely, Peace of All of Eu-
rope Will Be Disturbed-Possibil-
ity of Coalition Between England
and Russia May Deter Kaiser.
, 1906-03-06
CALDWELL GRAND JURY REPORT.
ED DURING FORENOON, BUT
REPORT NOT GIVEN OUT
BY THE COURT.

Court Refuses to Give Out Information
Until Warrants Have Been Issued,
but Feeling Is That Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone Have Been
Implicated in Killing of Former
Governor S~teunenberg.
, 1906-03-06
Some Smaller ave

A section of the cavern, drawn to a
scale of twenty feet to one inch, shows
that the total depth is about $50 feet
at the deepest place, in the center OF
Holland chamber, above the natural
bridge at the entrance. At the Mathe-
son falls there is a shoot into the up.
per section of the hills, reaching per-
haps forty feet above the highest point
of the roof of the passage. Beyond
the Holland chamber there is another
large chamber, lacking in much Of
the beauty of the larger room, but
withal full of beauty.
Party Made Many Photographs.
Photographs made by Edwin B
Holmes at the time of the exploration
of the cavern show the entrance to the
cave. the camp of the exploring party,
interior views at different points and
some of the rocky formations of the
hills at the mouth of the cavern. The
opening is large enough for a man to
enter without stopping, but he is not
always permitted to walk upright
through the passages, sometimes be-
ing compelled to crawl from point to
point. Three streams of water flow
through the cavern and the air is cool
and fresh all the time. There are no
animals of any sort in the cave, as far
as known.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
MANY BANDS
WILL BE NEEDED
Quite Cities Will Furnish
0uO.O Of Musical Corps
For Halloween

. The cnormity Of tho undertaking Of tho
Halloween Committee Of the Mercantile
Association and the Fraternal osder Of
E.sgies. which organizations are arrang-
.ng for. the big Halloween celebration
can best be shown when it is explained
.hat the aftorn,on parade VIII consist Of
t-ec divisions. and there will be from
evenly to twenty-five bands Of music in
liuc. AS there are only about ten musical
organizations Of this kind in Wilmington,
outside cities will be called upon 10 fur
nish bands.
The firomen,s division viii alone have
twelve bands in line, and the various fire
companies are now on the hunt for good
music. Several have already secured
bands and some Of the best musical corps
v!thin radius OF many miles OF VIII
r.nFton. will be heard in Wilmington on
the day OF ahe celebration.
AT night when the organizations and
societies and maskers VIII parade. a
large number Of bands win aga.n b. need
ei and IL is the intention of the COM
mittee that no organization with a good
turnout is without good music.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
CAR SHORTAGE SERIOUS
Railroads East and West Unable t.
Handle Immense Fall Traffic.
Right Away.

The congestion Of the freight traffic has
Increased so fast IN the last several days
that railway officials fear they are soon
90 face car blockade. Conditions on the
eastern roads, which have not only to
handle the business which they originate.
but have the crops OF the west pouring
in upon them for export are naturally
worst. but those on the western lines are
also rapidly becoming extremely serious.
With the approach Of winter the move
ment Of coal has swiftly grown heavier.
aggravaiins the congestion. and traffic
men say that they do not know what
they will do FOR cars when the enormous
crop Of corn is ready for market as IL
VIII be In a shor. time.
a line belonging 70 one Of the big east
ern systems yesterday mad orders for
4235 cars which 1t could not hn The
Pennsylvania proposes 10 give notice that
Tor thirty-six hours It win receive no con-
signments from the Pttsburg district. so
It may partially clear the tracks OF cars
that have accumulated on its lines west.
The Hin lines have just had 10 give no.
tice that for the present they viii be un-
able 10 receive further consignments OF
lumber from Washington east
Tho roads are daily being flooded with
letters from shippers complaining because
they cannot get cars.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
PUBLIC SALES.
pTrprIc sAr.r

PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber viii sell at public sale
at her residence, on William Moore's farm
on read leading from Mcudenhalls Mills
10 Limestone road, = miles south OF Ho-
ckessin. (can be reached by Wilmington
and West Chester trolley on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1905,
at L. o'clock 8 head of work and driv-
ing horscs-Nc. T. bay mare Deb, years
old 1900 pounds, good worker and driver,
safe for D. DIV. No. .. bay mare, Bcss, 3
Years old, 1900 pounds. work or driver. No.
g. bay mare. May, 3 years old, broken
single No. 4. s0rrcl mare Maude, 10 years
old good brood mare, Will work any
where. No. g. bay colt ~ years old, stall
lion No u and make an extra fine
team. IA head Of extra fine cows. These
ave homc-iaised Gueinseys, some fresh
and springers. / II lslein bull, s heifers
coming years old q Poland China brood
sows. II shoats. ] Poland China boar hog,
a pigs, weeks Old. 100 chickens, some
thofouehbred buff rocks. Farming uten-
sis: sets double WAGON harness, single
harness. cart harness plow harness and
ha.ters. Dairy fixtures No. 4 Sharpless
subular separator nearly new, 2 churns,
scales milk ard cream cans. butter work
or. buckets and pans, etc. Corn by the
shock be the field hay by he ton and
many other articles too numerous TO men,
lion sac VIII be positive rain OF shine
Tcrms at sac. Coed credit will be given
by purchaser giving q bankable note with
ESTER N. MOORE.
S'idham srd Sen. Auc.
HciVcy Walktr. Clerk. os-ot
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
Hrandywine sewer RepaIrs.

Tho Bibndywine sewer is now IN bot
ter condition than It has been for the
last year. Many repairs have been made.
leaks repaired and the sewer under or
binary conditions viii be able TO carry an
that there Is from that region.
The Street and Sewer Department ad-
miis. however, that another sewer must
be built on the other side Of the Bran
cywine before that section viii be fuly
protected when heavy rains set I'm.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


The undersignei offers the following
real estate for sale. A desirable build
ing site on Loockerman street, Dover,
Del. 75 feet inches. fronting on
Loockerman street running back lpY
feet. 70 Minor street, S4 feet on Minor
street containing 9bout 1000 square
teet, viii sell the entire plot or snlaii
building lots TO suit the purchaser
Also one building lot on Bradford s..
81 feet front, running. back 100 ieet u
a 12-foot alley. Tho lot is large enough
for q good size double dwelling.
Also lots on Division street, each "a
feet 'front.' back 100 feet TO an alley on
K'rkwood street.
Also lot No. 5s or Rehoboth Ave. az
Rehoboth, 50 feet front by 80 feet
deen, to q back street.
Also a farm IN Milford hundred Kent
county. Delaware. IL miles from Hous-
ron station. on the country road from
Milford to Farmingtcn, 4 miles from
each and 4 miles to Harrington, known
rs the Clement Rust homestead con-
tanning about 100 9crcs, ll0 IN cultlva-
ti0n. 80 acres I'm timber, all high rolling
and. with natural drainage TO Beaver
Dam Branch "a Gear stream or run
ming water. which bounds it on the
north along this stream the black
muck and decayed vegetable matter Is
from three to six feet deep whicn
composted with lime makes fine fer
tilizer, fine opportunity for q Gran.
berry bog alcug this stream ~ small
cost 1000 frnit trees now IN bearing,
App'es. Peaches, Pears, Plums. Choi
ries. Quinceg. Jspan WalnutS ard
I R'dgley Chcstru's The improvements
are two-sfcry frame dwelling. ~
story attached rooms IN all, with
shed IN rear and cellar The ont build
ings consist OF n carriage and wagon
ho-s.. corn crib with tight floor above
with grain bins all under one roof;
also p stable for six horses with feed
room and ample loft room above. This
Is a fine fruit. grain and truck farm
Address or call on
VIM. r. cAHOoN.
119 Loockerman St., Dover, Del.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
new JERSEY & WlEIBGFOY FERRY Co.
Steamer Ulrica.

ran time table in effect october I. 1906.
r.o,,., ,,-,, Week days
iIeaNe Wilmington 500 "a. m. and loo n IN
onlasroNe lo0l a. M. and 500 D. m.
ro,,.- ,,.. Saturdays
ang ~ Wilmington 500 a. m and 800. 600
Saa fennssrove 1000 a. m. and 500 and
oo,.- ,,.,, Sundays.
1laNe Wllmngton $50 q. M. and 20 IA m.
'-'''e fehnFgroNe 1880 A. m. and 500 p. m.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
DR.. king LEAVES
In TEN DAYS

All arrangements for the transfer OF Dr.
William Writ King, OF Grace NJ. T..
Church. to the Central Avenue Church. OF
indianapolis. and the Rev. Hiram W. Kel-
loeg. d. D.. from the latter church to Dr.
Kings present charge.
Dr. King and his family win in all prob
abri,, leave Wilmington the early part Of
week after next nor their new home, in
Indianapolis
They will stop for a few days with DR..
Kine's father IN West virginia arriving
az Tdnnapolis in time for the doctor 10
be IL his pulpit the first Sunday in No
vember
Dr. kellogg viii on Grace pulpit TIE
frs, sunday iu November, when the
term( of tho transferred pastors in then
new rbarres win begin.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wasting
ton Division.
schcdulo In enect october 8, 1906.

Schedule IN effect October D ls0o.
Trains leave WILMINGTON as foliows
For Chester and Ihllaueiphias l.4ai ~
lO.ll G3l. iLl0, i20 l.i2. $50, lsOi 500, lsv 4,
35', luO3, ill.5l, Ills, lll.3l, ll.4o a. ny D.
I2.iO. l80. 1885, 2.bS, 1850. 4a5, sos, loJ.
COZ. 1856. 6.5l, 9l3 1000 and lloo y. n
weekdays, Li3 AIS no, lSl2 l9.yo, ~
1903, lli5 a. M. ii4i5, i.8l, 200, 2os, 'S.5
500. 1880 G.0l. 0.5l, lI.2S. 9.l3, l0.p an
lllo0 J.. m. sundays.
For Philadelphia only, $40, e.So a. m
d2.20. 500. 6.22 els. III and 500 y. hi,
weekdays, $685. a. M, 522 oln hh an
ttO D. m.i Sundays
For New York, (throush oxpressl, ~.
aa4 $50 liio %. ms si2.G, flal s'lu o..
6..d 'I.ll. 9.23 p. M. week days. -
'a9, .i1.i5 e.. M. ft5l 2.bs, 523, '0'2d, VI
and 9I q. m. Sundays
For Boston without change, 1000 a. "
ana 500 D. m. weekdays, 500 y. ~. sun
days.
Baltimore ana Washington, 1903 40, t-l
SOP. alp il0li. il.0l and 'i1.is a. m, -l-.e
f sill. fi9. $3.50. 359 5.15, C.o2, '62g 100. ,t:'
/ .la, ioVl b. m. and i2.l8 Night Werh
days, i03, 400. l15 SOC. li0ii, ll.l a. in
ei..il. q 40. $50. a59 5l5. G.02. r62i, tl5'
Hlo 1901 d. M. and 'l2lS night sunday
baltimore ana intermediate stations
'-.ial i4i3 sos y. m- weekdays and lo.7
p. m. SUNDAYS.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
rnR THE sn1rr1I-

Atlantic Coast nc.-Express. l03 a. rr
ana 1886 p. m.. daily.
Southern Railway Express 40 a. m
G.25 and IM p. M, daily.
Scahuard Air Line Ranway-Expros
f20 q M. and $3.50 p. m.. daily
Norfolk and Western Rallway-Fo
Memphis and New Orleans G2g p. m
daily.
-hesapeahe & Ohio Ranway-Expres
li0i a. m. weekdays, fi.f0 and s.15 p. u
daily.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
NAM WsndsrIna DOCS Abou..

Several hundred unregistered aAd
worthless dogs are at large in the city.
In some parts OF the city children are
not allowed 20 go or the streets lest
they be bitten by the dogs. many Of which
are very vicious. The impression prevails
that the dogs should be cared for or
killed.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

BUY A FARM III PENNsYLANvIA,
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming. Soil
adapted 70 great variety OF crops. Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
duets. Farm lands In these States my
speciality, sold and bought. Write fer pa--
tlculnrs. RAYMOND q. FRECK. 1-02 r. 3.
trust Bid. PHILADELPHIA
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
,BALTlMoRE&OHe
RAllROAb.

schedule ln c.fect Aay Il. 1906.
Trains Leave Delaware Avoaue s.a-o.
wILMINGToN. DEL.
Daily. Daily except Sunday sunda
only.
NEW YORK and the East. '326. -
yfU il.lg. slid5 a. No. i.lf. $3.50. o..
Royal Limited, s742, tli.oo y. m.
PHILADELPHIA. s226. % Is. 800 docai
.giQ 80 QocaD. $500. $50. sS.3i Qocal
siiso a. M l.26. !3.C5 locan. '5ay st'
upehi), Al2 docaD, t5l7 Royal Lin
So, $50 QoclD, no. sl.o5 Q0caD =.
$500 uocaD. tlloO D. M.
CHESTER 500 GocsD. $40. '720 0ocai
i9.,y 6lD 1881 uocdl, td4o. sio.N luc1l
cap, $3.50 uocaD. ii5e doean. 1920 dooa
D. m
bALIAMoNn and WAsIIINGTON. s41
~ l.pl a. M. fl.0d. s3.i7. ff4l $3.50
-o''f Royal Limited" 600 'i0o3 y. n.
~ .i..iIMORE and Way stations NO.
sSlo "a. M, 1910. 5000 %. m
NEWARK. 'fl3. 400. 'SlG. .1i0i, a. M
ti1iM " l'ge' iSlo $780, $780, 400 's.0s
siNGERLY 7O0 sst6. iim Express
Z. m', w 90 lS1o, $3.50 Oixpresa), s6tt
ltVo sliao %. M
LANDENBERG and Way stations. l9G
Algi1 a. M, 1000, kL25 y. ma.
I fiIIShURG. -S.tj a. Nos sf.ff. $50, '6fa
hoyal Limited" fi0o3 p. m.
CHICAGO, 's,ls a. M. All .. m.
ciNCINNATI ST LOUIS & LOUIS
| NhIhs' 'Sl0 a. m., 'loi '909 y. m.
| Del. ave. Stn., Delmaryia Tel 2l93; ID. z
! a. Icl. li22-A city Ticket office g
Market street. ID. q a. Tel 1l5S-A De-
marvia Tel 2ig5.
II. a. Miller Travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
MACHINERY TOOLS, ETC.

FOR SALE Cypher's incubator. 12o-egg
size. also Nann's green bone cutter. A.
HUGHES. $50 Nandever ave. ol3-lt
-Foot-power screw-cutting
lathe also back geared drill press and
2l-irch % 30-inch planer A. HUGHES.
so Vandever ave. oI3-1t
TOR sALE-Four-siie sticker. with $50
bits. jointer with le-inch blades. also s.
horse power direct current motor and
li-irch Pratt and Whitney screw cutting
ol5-lt
Evening journal., 1906-10-13

NOTICE-I JAMES NOLAN. the owner
and occupant of the house situate az :
Market street. in the First ward. In
the city of Whining on. county Of New
Castle ard State Of Delaware. IN compl-
ance with the requirements o. the acts
OF the General Assembly IN such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that l shall apply n writing TO the
Court Of General Sessions Of the State OF
Delaware. IN and for New Castle county.
on Monday, the 18th day OF November
1906, being the next term OF said court.
for a license for said house. as an inn or
tas ern, for the sale there OF intoxicat T.
Ing liquors. IN less quantities than one
Quart TO be drunk on the premises aud
the following respectable citizens OF sn
ward, at leas. twelve of whom are sub
stantial frceh0ders Of said ward. recon-
L-L-.l-l Llll- -lI - 80 L..