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Evening journal., 1909-07-19
ROOSEVELT NEAR
FIERCE LIONS

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BY Warrington Dawson, STAFF Correspon-
dent OF the United Press.
NAIVAsHA, British East Africa, July
70 ta-Icsue H. Tarlton. who with guide
Cunninghamc Is preceding the Roosevelt
expedition through this section Of Africa
Is ono man who is convinced that Presi-
dent Roosevelt will be able within few
davs TO bag an the lions his heart desires.
Tarlton has just arrived al Naivasha' on
horseback. after as thrilling Journey as
man ever took. aud ono he says nc does
not care 10 repeat for worlds.
While making an all night journey
across tie route that is soon TO be iol-
lowed by the Roosevelt party Tor the
nurposc OF finding the water holes and ar
ranging camp places for the party Tarlton
was chased for many miles by hve herce
man eating Ions. lie put spurs 10 MS
horse and managed to e'ude the man eat
ers. though they followed HIM to the very
outskirts Of Naivasha-
.srhere were five Of the big black
named man eaters in the pack said Tarl-
TON. I'm describing his experience 'ano
the perslstent manner in which they
tracked me to the very edge OF Naivasha
showed their herceness. It was close
call"
Natives and porters who are eomins
/ into Naivasha with other parties declare
I they have seen many indications that lions
IN this vicinity are more plentiful than fol
/ wears past and that they are growing
hercely bold almost entering several o.
the camps in their efforts to drag down
victim.
Hunters believe that the Roosevelt part!
win be able 20 secure many eNcellen
specimens along the line Of the iourne!
taken by Tarlton.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
IRELAND IN SPRING

a and OF wonderful co.or and cloud.
Along the bog you may walk ana see
mosses that are revelation, and they
make you feel that you have never
known before what color can be. Grim
son, gray bright green. dun green.
golden green, orange. gray brown. brush
Of dead heather, and rich red brown OF
sut turf-colors all hcapcd together n
matchless profusion.
Water among it. sometimes brown and
Ike laughing eyes as it ripple purrins
over the stones, or still and blue, and
dreaming IN pools rejecting the great
tenderness Of the sky.
Little clouds on the horizon. laughong,
too. but different laughter from the
streams. More gay, perhaps. but less
fun and contented theirs But the joy
OF the color is doubled and trebled when
form Of mountain and moving sound OF
the sea is added-bcautiful, calm. noun
tains unchanged themselves. but chang
ing TO suit many moods; gray-yeiled In
silence, deepest blue with unrest. or
purple with storm and passion-greai
light 10 show there IS Hope. melting
light to give promise or Peace. and
across il all the sound and the scent Of
the sea- the notes and the floating o.
birds.
Color Of sand. and OF gorse. of jewelle'
primrose, enameis Of golden narcissus oi
white. winds bending the steel-greer
swords of their leaves. Scents every
where. fresh, spring-damp, woody earth
/ primroses, sweet-hriaf. and from tn
bluest ribbon OF smoke comes the clean
sweet swell Of burning turf, the tru
smell Of Ireland. Ireland so soothing an
soft-and so fun OF unrest.-Pail Nal
] Gazette
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
AGREE TO ADOPT
CORPORATION TAX

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WASHINGTON, Ju'y 19-Tho tariff
conferecs to-day agreed 70 adopt the cor
poration tax amendment as re-drafted by
Attorney y-General NNlckerslam, with the
ass stance OF Senator Root. The tax is
made one percent and holding companies
are exempted. There are also exemptions
OF mutual benefit insurance and building
and loan associations. Both the attorney
general and Senator Root appeared before
the conferees to explain the details Of this
measure. IL viii take the place Of the i'm
hcritance tax when was adopted by tho
House.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
EVIDENCE or FIRE
AT CARNEY'S POINT

A heavy bank Of black smoke on the
New Jersey side OF the Delaware river
attracted the attention OF number Of
persons IN Wilmington this morning.
M appeared to be at Carney's Point
near the smokelcss powder plant of the
dupont Powder Company but officials
of that company said they haa received
no report Of any mishap at thS powder
plant
Smoke clouds are frequently seen in
the vicinity of Carneys Point and on
inquiry being made il was often the
case that brush had caught fire.
IL was reported later in the day
that the fire was in powder company 8
barn and had consumed the building
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
TWO MORE DEAD
FROM BUILDING FALL

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PHILADELPHIA, July i9.-Two
more Of the victims OF the building
collapse at Eleventh and Market streets
last Thursday, this morning hovered on
the brink of death. one is James IIag-
gerty, at the Hahnemann Hospital, who
was said to be in a critical condition
this morning; the other Albert Green,
whose death was almost hourly expect
ed 1t jefferson Hospital. Seven are
now dead as the result OF the falling
down OF the old Archambault Building,
and before the inquest is held prob
ably next Friday, the death-roll may
be even larger.
Coroner Ford. who energetically took
up the probing Of the cause Of the ac-
cident last Saturday. planned TO have
before MIN today workmen. contractors,
experts and witnesses, to CLEAN from
them II possible facts showing where
negligence lay.
Ii is intimated there may be sur
prises when the inquest is held
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
BOATS COLLIDE
IN HUDSON RIVER

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NEW YORK. July 19-several hun
dred Jerseyites. coming into their work
I'm New York on the ferry boat SUI
fern. were thrown into panic when
there was collision with the single
screw Sightseeing yacht Commouole,
off Twentieth street. The yacht trled
20 cross under the bows OF the Dig
fo.ry boat. which crashed into IT.
knocking down all the passengers on
both of the boats Women screamed
and one or two of them. tainted. Both
of the vessels wcrc damaged, but man
aged To make their docks.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
WHISPERS

There was an age when a man could
cultivate a stand OF whiskers without |
people suspecting him of wanting TO /
touch off some anarchistic fireworks be-
meath the ship Of state. a beard was
considered an asset; in this safety razor
era IL is treated as A liability
III it were not meant that mans
features should blossom forth IN hir-
suite foliage, then why did Mamma Ma
tura SOW 1t there?"
Having a large and unsophstcated
confidence in Mamma Nature, men not
only tolerated facial ivy. but were ac-
cessories TO It. coaxing IL TO blossom
like a Kansas wheat crop. Youths bap-
tised their upper lips with fertilizer To-
tions guaranteed to bring out a thirty
bushe per acre crop on hen egg that
had been bald from birth. They har-
rowed their maps with brushes and
nourished the infant sprouts as though
each were a gold eagle BUSH
Then came the terrible period which
decided what hue tho growth would as
sumo. In most cases the complexion OF
the crop was a bilious pink. as OF
brickbat the color OF which had run in
washing. Then those with patience
waited FOR the whiskers to -i7on into a
more brunette shade and others invested
sn hair inks. one man in the world,
the Hon. J. Ham, Lewis, Of Chicago,
had the courage to raise a crop Of the
faded crimson whishers and on the
strength of them has risen to fame and
fortune Druggists are still unloading
the stock OF sideburn dyes left on their
Ill., aff.Il=
/ i'm packages lcttered Easter Egg Col
ors''' and potato Bug EXtcrminator-
Warranted"
BARRIERS weren't very good with the
razor. but they were all i. ID. Colburns
when It came to whisker agriculture.
: on tho walls OF their shops hung viyidlJ
= colored numbered charts depicting the
y latest conceits I'm beard pruning And
tho whisker farmer ran his eye over this
= and took his choice. lie could look lik'
Buffalo BIZ, I-ranz Joseph or Capt. JohI
Smith. lie called the chart stple num-
ber and the barber got busy with thu
2 shearing operations. by the cut Of hii
whislcrs q man admitted broadly wha
line OF business he was in.
"why I've seen the/oay observed Z
scissor veteran who has ono OF th'
= haudsomest barber poles on Walnut
street. when smooth shaven man wal
. considered as wearing disguise and
was held under mild suspicion.
: or course the lawyers had 10 have thei
laws and Adams apples unhampered
. but they wore their whiskers on th'
) back Of their heads 10 make up FOR Il
A mans countenance was like lawn
to be gardened and mowed-not scrlpe'
. like "a tennis court. And that wa
logical too Next thing you know
they'll be using their safety razors OF
. the tops Of their heads" This barbe
Z bv the way, has a moustache guar
on his coffee cup.
. But those things arc no more.
may be that the increasing use Of ma
chinery multiplies the danger Of gettin
ones whiskers caught in cogwheeii
The fact remains that whskers nav
u lost their significance. Those eXtan
2. are mere personal characteristics an
/. no one can Judge whether the weare
is bank president or soda water sales
man. Whiskers that remain survlv
\ the scythe only because their owner
wish to continue looking like their pic
! tures.-Kansas city Star
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
GIRL FOUND
UNCONSCIOUS;
CHOKED MAYBE

Lena Please. IS years Old. Of Twenty
second and Market streets. was found
in an unconscious condition near the
Riverview Baseball Park this after
noon.
At the Delaware Hospital Lena told
the attendants at 22O o'clock that she
had been choked by a boy
The child showed bruises about her
throat She did not say who had attacked
her.
The child recovered consciousness
shortly after O'Clock and is now recover
ing. although suffering considerably from
shock.
Police were detailed to investigate the
case
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
BIG OIL FIRE
BURNS FIERCELY
Hook Firemen Say Oil Will
Not Burn Itself Out Until
Tuesday

The big tank of the Pure Oil Com
pany. at Marcus Hook. which was
struck by lightning during the storm
last night, is burning fereely to-day
and is likely to continue until to-moi-
row. the hremen say AS regards
adjoining property, the flame fighters
think they can prevent the spread 90
the fire. Trenches have been dug
60 keep the blazing, running oil in
check.
There is only ono residence within
900 feet of the Gre It is occupied hy
William Stimer. a farmer and trucker.
and his family Before midnight the
neat became so intense that the &C.
cupants left the house and removed
all their furniture to a safe distance.
An engine is near the residence ready
TO play water upon it If the fire
spreads. The farmers truck i'm his
fields is scorched and shriyelcd up.
There were $1,000 barrels of oil in the
tank when the lightning hit IL last
night 1t soon boiled over and the
local company thought that tho run
ming oil would spread TO property some
distance away. Volunteers helped u
dig a trench TO the Marcus Hook tril-
ley tracks on Tenth street and all
around the tank within a radius of 800
| feet.
It was estimated This morning that
the oil was burning at the rate of 400
/ barrels an hour. Into tank somi
/ distance away. the company is draw
/ ling from the bottom OF the burninf
receptacle at the rate OF 900 barrel'
an hour. so that 1000 barrels of oi
leave the big holder every hour
The loss to the company will reaci
several hundred thousand dollars. Th'
tank is a strong one and little fea
is expressed that It will break opei
and let the burning oil spread owe
/ the borough It is the fiercest fire 4
that section Of great oil tanks TO
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

7 EWtS CHAIR co. 6O6 OHkNGE ST.
- Cabinet makers aud dealers IN ali
kinds Of second hand goods. Furniture,
Books, Clothing, Dishes etc. We pay
HIGHEST cash prices. ju29-eod-1m
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
nr. Mowbray % oo Abroad.

The quarterly conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Now
Castle viii be conducted tonight oy
the Rev. Dr. 4. $ Mowbray, district
superintendent Tomorrow night lie
win conduct quarterly conference al
Asln,rv Church. He viii be at 81
panrs on Wednesday and at Goodman
on Thursday.
These will end DIT. Mowbrays en-
eaaements for the next eight weeks
as he win leave with his son and
daughter on Saturday for seven
weeks European tour
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statesmen WANTED.

sherinrs once, wilmington, Del
july Is. 1909. NELL
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
TAKAHIRA TO
SAIL AUGUST n

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 19.-Am-
bassador Tallahira. Of Japan. will sail
from Seattle on August u in the event
that congress adiourns I'm time 20 on
able him 10 get there before that date.
lie will go directly to Yokohama
Japan The ambassador In state
ment today said that the question of
his return to the United states would
not be decided until his arrival IN
japan. Personally. it was his eNpecta-
tion to return in the fall.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
NOTICES

N OrfCE.-WOULD LIKE no EX-
~ change book containing $3.50
worth Of Philadelphia yellow trading
stamps for the same amount OF Whining
ton Green Trading Stamps. Apply at
Evening Journal Office. iyie-st
THE STATE HOUSE COMMISSION
will meet in the state House at Do
yer Dol. on Thursday, July @ az u
o'clock. for The purpose OF conferrine
with architects relative to tho plans for
alterations and additions TO the State
House.
All architects interested are requested
TO be represented at that meeting.
ALIEN T.. CORBIr.
iyi6-5t Sec. state House Commission.
NJ OTICE-s. II. DURsTEIN. MANI
~ facturor OF Sen Auben Scgars. and
iobber ia Tobacco. will close store Mon
day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
az o'clock. during July and August
open Tuesday. Friday and Saturday
evenings. Factory and store No. East
Second street. JNl--lmoeod
NJ OTICE-f WILL PAY NO BILLS
~ contracted by my wife, Eva Yes
per. ALEXANDER NEspER.
iyl9-lt
TAX SALE,-NOTfCE rs HERERY
given that !. William w Leach. Col
lector OF Taxes for tho city Of New Cas-
tie, Now Castle County, Del, have lcvied
upon and will sell at public sale az Tho
Gilpin House. New Castle. ON Wcdnes-
day July % 1909. az 40 o'clock n M. for
the payment Of taxes. and costs, for the
An that certain lot or piece of i9nd site
nate IN New Castle Hundred. New CAS-
I tie County. Delaware. bounded and
described as follows. 20 wit:
Beginning. az a stake on the easterly
iside of John street az tho distance of hfty-
I four feet nine Inches southerly from tho
southerly side Of the New Castle &
/ Frenchtown Turnpike Road; thence north
sixty-siX degrees cast and parallel TO
Cooper street cighty-four feet nine inches
1 to the sOuthcrly side OF said Turnpike
Road: thence along sahd Turnpike Road
easteriy nineteen feet and nine. inches 10
lea line Of r. r. Tasker's land thence
l southerly parallel 10 John street ten feet
three inches 10 a stake; thence south
| siNty-siX degrees west and parallel TO
/ Cooper street one hundred and two feet
/ TO the aforesaid eaSterly side Of John
street: and thence thereby north twenty
! four degrees west twenty feet to the place
OF beginning. Be the contents thereof
what they may.
n Said property being levied upon as the
property Of Bridget Ially. and TO be sold
by WILLIAM w. LEACH,
New Castle. Del, June -, 1909.
| iy12-l9.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
COMPLAIN OF DUST
ON DELAWARE AVENUE

Residents along Delaware avenue are
up in arms against the dust nuisance.
The screenings which were spread on
the pavement several days ago have
now been reduced TO minute particles
of dust by the daily traffic As a re-
sul passing automobiles and other ve-
iicles and even slow moving cars raise
clouds Of the material in their wake,
filling the eyes of pedestrians, running
their clothes. and making life miser-
able for them in general.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
ontina Al Fenton,s seaeh.

A party of young men from the pipe
shop Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
went to Fenton's Beach in a naptha
launch yesterday and enjoyed de-
liehtful day on the water. Grabbing
was the popular occupation. In the
party were Frederick snyder Obediah
Benson, Leroy Cole, Mr. Ericsson
George Benson and Charles Gouert
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

eyes, I've managed 10 get into debt
pretty deeply" said Kayrliss.
Indeed" remarked Wise. II gave
you credit for more sense thea you
seem to have.
"H'ml the trouble was that my tailor
gave me credit FOR more dollars than I
seem to have" said Kayrliss.-Catholic
standard and Times
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Ginoles Case Ready for Jury.

CHICAGO. H.. July 19.-Ella Ginglcs
will probably know her fate before
night. Assistant States Attorney short
concluded his argument this morning
and the case Is expected to go to the
Jury this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

THE STATE HOUSE COMMISSION
will meet IN the State House at Do
YER Dol. ON Thursday. July 22 at n
o. clock. for The purpose Of conferrine
with architects relative to the plans for
alterations and additions to the State
House
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
WomanIs Rody sent Homo.

The body OF Mary Jones, the colorod
woman, who jumped from the steamer
Ulrica into the Christiana river last
evening and was drowned will be snip
ped by Undertaken James T. Chandler
TO Salon. y j.. this afternoon. Word
was received from an undertaken at
that place to ship the body at once.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

Look LOOK LOOKi
If you want your cellar whitcWashed
and rooms kalsomined carpet cleaned
see Walter n. Reddmg, No. SIS King
81. Phone ilsS-A. Leave order on slate.
ji1-lmo-eod.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

NJ OTfCE-WOULD EIkE no EX-
~ change book containing $3.50
worth Of Philadelphia yellow trading
stamps for the same amount OF Whining
ton Green Trading Stamps. Apply at
Evening Journal Office fVfG-lt
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Fell Erom a TroIIeY car.

Mary Grinley, colored. Of No. 1915
Iberia street, was injured late SatuI .
lay night by falling from car No. 10
II the Wilmington City Railway Com
,any, AZ Third and dupont streets. The
Phoenix ambulance removed her to
Ter home.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
To Dedicate Red Mems Home.

Tho Red Mems Fraternal Home
Committee announces that the Pie
property at Newark. the proposed new
home OF the Red Men. will be COM
pleted by September ]. IL will be
dedicated on October q by the Grand
Council of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
ROOMS tnR RENT

= ia Hi1-s05. Sdi AMI s0s RACE ST.
" Philadelphia Roomg, &c. &c, SOC.
Gentlemen only. apl-o9-ly
EOR RENT-TWO NEATLY FUR
nished rooms, for light hcuse<eep-
ing. No. 2ol East FIFTH street ji3-lm
rsOR RENT-ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. first 6oors also fur
nished sleeping rooms. second floor
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.
jyl3-2w.
EoR RENT = TWO FURNISHED
Z rooms for light Housekeeping. No.
GIG Orange street lylt-lzl
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
HEAD OF COFFIN TRUST
KILLED I'M AUTO ACCIDENT

CANAsTOTA, \. y, July &c. WI
Chappen Of Oneida, n. ". president
of the National Casket Company, was
killed when his chauffeur. to avoid
running down a farmers buggy, drove
his automobile into a telegraph pole.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Avenue Church Lawn Fete.

The members of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church will give a lawn fete
Tomorrow evening on the lawn at ii03
Jackson street. Elaborate prepara-
tlons are being made, including sew
eral novelties.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

NJ OTICE-f WILL PAY NO BILLS
~ contracted by my wife. Eva Yes
per- ALEXANDER NESpER.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NVANTED-SoM GOOD HOUSES FOR
" rent at about S25 or $50. .. Il. PARK
& CO. 2iS West Terth street
EOR SAIlE-THREE BUILDING LOTS, /
fine location for homes or invest
eighth street Apply JAMES WATSON
AND SONS, Thlrtleth aud Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
john Haaaerty h HospItaI.

John Haggerty, aged about 40 years.
Of No 40 Lord street was admitted
TO the Delaware Hospital today suffer-
Ing with injuries about the legs. How
he was hurt was not learned.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Enninnres Not on the JOE.

c. II. Geigst, owner Of the Winning
ton Gas and Electric Company. few
days ago said he would start a force
of engineers today TO examine the pipes
and mains Of the company. but so far
as was learned the engineers had not
arrived up to o'clock.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
wriqht Machines Are Satisfactory.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PARIS. July l9.-The machines sold
by the Wright brothers TO French avia-
tors, have already proven successful in
the hands OF their owners.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
A-nn.Il.n

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration were In due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned. on the
ist day OF July. A. D., 1903. and that all
persons having claims against the cs-
tate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly nttestcd. 20 the said Admin
ietrator on or before the LIST day Of July.
1910 or abide the Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided.
JOHN n. HE'LL,
Administrator.
Address Salisbury. Ponder q Norris, At
torneys-at-Law. Wilmington, Del.
fu2-qt-eod
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RUSTNESS OPPORTUNITIES

7 INFORMATION WANTED ~REG1R11-
ing Investment opportunity. where
few thousand dollars could be- prohtably
Invested. Wish TO hear from anyone
having stock FOR sale iu Industrial or
mining proposition. No liquor PROPOSE
tion considered. Address by mall only
GEORGE ". CURRfER. Room a57-t-
As West Monroe ST., Chicago, lii.
jy-11 .2t
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
- III IIprINcOTT.

sheriHs Office. Wilmington pei;
July Is. 1909. lyl,.ls,--,z ~ -.-s. -a'
sUERTFF7S sAi.E-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ of Lovari Facias. 90 me directed,
viii be exposed 90 public sale, at ihe
Court House on Market street, pe-
tween Tenth and Eleventh Streets, m
the CITY 81 Wilmington. New castle
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
HAeLEY PLANT ro RssuME.

The DUPONT Powder Company it was
stated today, expects TO resume oper-
ations at upper Hagley yard along the
Brandywine this week. Black powder
is made there.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
PROPOSAL

pRoP0sKLs S. ENGiNEER OF
Gee. Wilmington, Dol. July ]. lao2.
mink and MispillOn rivers, Del. will be
received here until 10 "a. m. July 2i. 1902
and then publicly opened. Information
on application J.. H. RAND. cart.
EnErs tvt .e-3-5-19-sO
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
EGR SAIE

T0R sxI,FBEBf COACH. PIANO,
Il iron SAFE. Roll-top Desk. and rood
secondhand stoves. c. HUkJOCh.
seventh ard Poplar SITS. a. 6nno-
EOR SALE-LIGHT LUNCH PLACE;
Il cheap. Or will trade for cigar store.
Good reasons. Address No evening
Journal ONCE Jyls-zt
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
NnrIrE

Notice ls hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary were IN due form ot law
granted unto the undersigned, on the 2Sth
day or June A. D.. 1909. and that all per-
sons having claims against the estate Of
the deceased must present the same. daily
attested. TO the said Executor. on or be-
fore the 2Sth day Of juno, A. D.. 1910. or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided.
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND
TRUST COMPANY Executor.
Address, The Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company. Wilmington. Delaware.
fu1s-e ID a -qt
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
poo Killed by Car.

a Newfoundland DOG owned by Jerre
Monahan was killed by a Peoples Line
car at Sixth ana King streets this after
noon
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
REGISTERS oRpFRs
REGisTEHs oR6nE, -, I. q, Z,

~ Office or the Register Of Wills,
New Castle Co, Del. June 18th 1909.
Upon the application OF The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company. Executor
OF James NJ. Kyle late OF Wilmington
Hundred Ia said county. deceased, it ls
ordered and directed by the Register OF
Wills that tho Executor aforesaid give
notice or granting OF Letters Testamen-
iary upon the estate OF the deceased. with
the date OF granting theerof by causing
advertisements TO be posted within forty
days from the date Of such Letters In
six Of the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle. requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate
20 present the same. or abide by an act
of Assembly IN such case made and pro-
vided. AID also cause the same 20 he
Inserted within the same period In The
Evening Journal, p newspaper published
~ Wilmington, Del. and 10 be continued
therein three weeks. (e. o.. ID
Given under the hand and seal
OF Office of the Register Of Wills
aforesaid. az Wilmington, In New
(SEAI) Castle County. aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER,
Register OF Wills