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TIIE MORNTNG NEWS, WILMINGTON. MONDAY. MAY S. 1005 For Goodness' Sake Get Wrigley's 757 NEW VOTERS AfiE REGISTERED Women's Silk Suits TTTrV) Co Irish Shirtwaist Linens, 50c yd. The season just starting is to be emphatically a white season.

Linen for waists, skirts, shirtwaist dresses, will be worn more than ever before. Cool, even to the looker-on; crisp and fresh, improving in texture with every washing there's nothing like it. Just now we have a light-weight Irish linen of a quality we'd like you to examine. Compare it with other linens at 50c good linens, mind you noftce the fineness and regularity of the thread, and tWe beauty of texture. Perfectly bleached by sun, fresh air and clean water.

Yard wide. You can't match it, youll find, for 4ess than 65c. No one else can get this particular thing at this price. It has been, and still is, ours exclusively. First Floor.

Lovers cf Spring Gown beauty will revel amid this collection of magnificent Silk Suits. It's one of the most satisfying selections we've ever had quite in keeping with the invariable stand- ard of the most correct styles at the lowest prices. Fashion's weather vane points directly to a great Silk Suit season. Gowns of silk will be all that is most stylish. There are many fashionable types of them.

Come and let us show them to you. Second Floor. The Newest Confection Figures Exceed the Eipecations of the-Party Leaders in the City. THE REPUBLICANS LEADING Not to Try them is to Miss a Treat Peppermint, Wintergreen, Licorice Flavors Chew as Long as You Choose -J "1 5 Cents buys 10 at any good store Linens Silk Muslin Ml Wm. Wrigley, Chicago Minuficturers of the Fimous JUICY FRUIT Chewing- Gum II IS IB gl Hi I More silk in them than you will find in most of the stuffs that sell at this price.

Hidden in the weave are little stripes and figures, the same color as the background. They show because they shine. From light to dark, the whole summer gamut of shades you will want for spring. Especially serviceable for confirmation, graduation and class day exercises. ANNIVERSARY SHOOT Table linens, napkins and towels.

Staples of every-day household nse at great reductions. Large users of linen are especially interested. Extra quality Table Linen in stripe and block patterns; known for its wearing qualities Napkins of same quality to match. Linen Damask Table Cloths, fringed. Damask Towels, red and blue border, with open work fringed.

Huck Towels, red border, hemmed ends. Glass towelling by the yard. Cotton and Linen Crash for kitchen towels, 3c to 15c the yard. First Floor. Year Wilminzton Gun Club, One Politicians were surprised on Saturday when a total of 751 new voters registered for the coming election.

This lumber was considerably in excess of the figures estimated by the party Many of them were men who Jiave arrived at the age of 21 years since the last regisnation day and will therefore be entitled to vote at the coining city election. The greater portion of those registered on Saturday were Republicans and conservative estimates are that at least 500 of the men registered on Saturday will vote the Republican ticket on election A number of the registration officers failed to make the returns requested by "The Morning News" and it was therefore necessary to obtain the figures for the missing districts from workers and others. The unofficial figures of Saturday's registration are as follows: FIRST WARD. First Third 10 Tot al Gti SECOND WARD. First 14 Second 8 I5c to 50c.

First Floor. New Millinery News In unpacking some boxes Saturday so many pretty new hats were revealed we want to tell you about them. New Outing Hats in the Polo Turban burnt straw, Charlotte Corday in tailored effects. $2.25 to $3.00. Third Fourth.

Fifth Sixth. Seventh. (i 20 10 17 24 Old Saturday Had Field Day. The Wilmington Gun dub held its first anniversary shoot on its grounds at Front and Union streets, Saturday afternoon. Tbe club was just one year old on that date, having been organized on 5Viy 6 of last year.

"The programme for the shoot cons'sted of three 20-target events in each of which severaH merchandise prizes were offered for competition. A prize of a small cup was donated by one of the members of the club to the man making the highest aggregate score in the 60 targets shot at in the three events. J. a young shooter was the fortunate winner, coring 47 by consistent work in each event. He was closely pursued by Henry Jack, wfco broke 4'3.

and Lee Handley, who broke .45. X. Grubb, Steel and E. Longland each broke 44. In the first event the winners in order of merit were: H.

W. McXeal. X. Grubb, H. Jack, Longlifhd.

Boulden, Handley, Kendall, Steel, G. Godwin, PJiillips, Hartlove and Hossinger. Winners in even 2 were Lonjrland, Handley, Greer, E. Godwin, II. Jaek, JG.

Godwin, Boulden, Steel and Gregg. Winners in event 3 were Hosninger, Grubb, Hartlove, Boirlden, H. Jack, Steel, Robelen and HaodBev. Twenty-six shooters in ail took part in the three events, over 1200 targets being thrown, and a most enjoyable time had by all present. The club intends to make its anniversary each year a notable occasion; a social and not a business affair.

Some of the Reasons Why It Pays to Buy National "Roller Bearing" Carpet Sweepers MATERIALS. The best that can be secured. "ROLLER BEARINGS." Simple, durable and practical. The easiest and smoothest running bearing used in Carpet Sweepers. HANDLE FERRULES.

Our new steel handle ferrule is the simplest and best device for the purpose made. SOLID RUBBER FRICTION RINGS on ends of brush roll, causing positive and strong rotation of brush. EXTRA HEAVY BRUSHES made of best grade, selected full length bristles, with gloss enamel finished rolls. HEAVY BRAID FURNITURE PROTECTORS will be furnished if desired. If not otherwise specified, will send Rubber F.

B. Bands. We guarantee them. FINISHES. The most practical and popular carpet sweepers.

All band rubbed and polished. All nickel plating is on copper, which gives a permanent luster and prevents rusting. New Bates Seersuckers Known to nearly every liomekeeper the country over for their sturdy, well-wearing qualities, their clear, beautiful colors that never fade. TJiey come now in all the pretty, high-class patterns of the beter grade ginghams lovely grays, soft blues with little dots that look like embroidery, delicious pinks no good color is missing i2jc a yard. First Floor.

Total .108 THIRD WARD. First district Second. Every leading model is shown in our millinery room, the designs being exclusive, and many will not be shown in any millinery store in Delaware. This insures you against seeing your hat duplicated is Wilmington. Second Floor.

Wkl Some People Kok I'pom Then With Snapiclus. A traveler says that Christians la Morocco look frith suspicion on the shrines of Mohammedan saints in that eonntry. He tells the following story: "Once upon a time a boy was traveling through the country, and as night came on he found himself near a whitewashed tomb. Knocking at the door of the shrine, be asked for a meal and a bed. When the next day dawned was about to continue bis journey, but the keeper of the shrine besought him to remain In order to help him keep he shrine and collect the offerings of the faithful.

The youth said that ha must first consult his parents, and tha elder man bade him take bis ass and seek advice of his parents and return. The boy took the ass and rode away, but be had not accomplished half tha Journey before the ass fell sick and died. Then the boy knew not what do nor where to turn. But when he bad considered the circumstances of Lis case a brilliant Idea flashed Into his mind. "Having dug a pit and cast the ass therein, he piled great stones over it, whitening them with lime, and set a white flag above, saying to all who passed by, This la the tomb of St Then worshipers came from every side, alms were poured In and offerings showered upon Bim.

-The keeper of the former shrine lost bis customers and came to visit the new saint. He when the crowd had gone approached the young shrine keeper. 1 ask thee by Allah, said the old man, who is this saint of thine and what manner of thing is buried here? 'I will not deceive thee, but will tell thee the truth, returned the youth. My saint who is buried here Is none other than thy beast, even the carcass of thine own ass. And now, pray, who la thy saint and who In truth ts buried In the shrine thou keepest? 1 will not deceive thee, but will tell thee the replied the old man.

My saint Is the father of thy saint. 4 11 12 6 Fourth. Fifth Total 41 Basement. GREAT SALE BOYS' WASH SUITS FOURTH WARD. First district 23 20 Third 12 Fourth 27 Fifth.

8 Total 00 FIFTH WARD. First district 10 10 1 3 Fifth 7 Sixth 3 Seventh 8 Eijjlit ti 1 7 5 Sunday League Games. NATIONAL LEAGUE. OF SAMPLE TRUNKS We can't mention prices, because there are so many kinds of Trunks, and only one of a kind. But we can say they are from the very best makers, and the prices are about one-third less than regular.

Basement. Not much to pay, but clothing worth the price, and more, too. Some plain, some striped, some figured weaves. Both sailors and Russians are made up with Eton and sailor collars, the Eton collars button on. Some are double-breasted effects, all have bloomer trousers.

Light blue, dark blue and red ties for the Etons. Second Floor. At Brooklyn. R.H.E. Phila- 0 1000100 0 2 3 3 Lippincott "The Store That Saves You Money" Store Closes 5.30 p.

m. Saturday Evening, 10 o'clock. Brooklyn ..1 000003004 9 1 Duggleby and Dooinj Scalonand Hitter. At Cincinnati. R.H.E.

Pittsburg .0 01001001 14 7 2 Cincinnati .0 01100001 03 11 2 Rubertiailli and Peit7; Ewing an Schlei. Ten innings. At Chicago. R.H.E. Total Vs'o SIXTH WARD.

St. Louis ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 Chicago ..1 0000110 3 31 LEWES MATTERS 55 1 5 6 12 4 11 9 48 First district Second. Third Fourth. i. Sixth Seventh Taylor and Grady; Briggs and CrNeill.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Chicago. R.H.E. Cleveland ..0 0100000 1 2 7 1 Chicago ...0 000000000 2 2 Rhoads and Bemis; Owen and McFar-land. At St.

Louis. R.H.E. Detroit 0 00001000 1 7 1 St. Louis 0 1000010 2 7 1 Mullin and Drill; Sudboff and Weaver. Total.

Vagina; mn Old Pen mm Good Ska Xewi "My pen Is spoiled, and I have no other," said the bookkeeper. The machinest happened to be In tli Office, and be took the pen and held It over the gas Jet for thirty seconds. "You can make an old pen as good as new," he said," "by holding It over, a flame like this for half a minute and afterward dipping It in cold water." He dipped the hot pen in cold water as he spoke, and it sizzled slightly. "Now try it," he said. The bookkeeper tried the pen and ex claimed Joyously, "By George, It's a good as new again.

SHERIFF'S SALES. virtue of a writ of Levari Facias, to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at tha Court Housi, on Market Street, between Tenth and Jileventh Streets, In the city cf Wilmington, New Castle County, State of Delaware. ON THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY. 1905, the following described Real Kstate. viz: Ail that certain lot, piece or parcel of landr with the brlok buildinp-s thereon erected, situate In the city of Wilmington aforesaid (known as No.

61B King street) bounded and described as follows, to wit: Heginning at a point on the eaterlv side of Kinie street between Sixth and Seventh streets, at the distance of feet seven Inches more or less southerly from the southerly side of Seventh street at a corner of property now or formerly belonging to Joseph Eisinir: thence easterly parallel with Seventh street one hundred and nine feet and six inches to a point; thence northerly one foot and seven inches more or less to another point distant eighty-one feet from the southerly side of Seventh street and distant one hundred and nine feet anfl six inches from the easterly side of Kins; street; thence easterly parallel with Seventh street twenty-six feet and five Inches to another point; thence southerly parallel with King street thirty feet and eight inches to another point; thence westerly parallel with Seventh street twenty-Mx feet and five inches to another point; thence northerly parallel with King street eleven feet and seven inches more or less to another point: thence westerly parallel with Seventh street one hundred and ninety feet and six inches to the aforesaid easterly side of King street, and thence thereby northerly seventeen feet and six inches to the place of beginning, be the contents thereof what they may. with the free and uninterrupted right, use and privilege of a four feet six inches wide alley leading from this property and connecting with a three feet six inches wide alley leading into Seventh street. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Jordan A. Wilson and Annie E. Wilson, his -wife and to be sold by HARRY I.

OILLIS. Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Wilmington. May 2, 1903. SHERIFF'S SALES.

SH ERI 'i-'S SA LE-B VI RTUE OF writ of Levari Facias to me directed, 11 exposed to public sale, at the Court House, on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county. State of Delaware, ON THURSDAY, THE 1STH.DAY OF MAY 1905, at 10 o'clock, a. m. the following described real estate, viz; All that certain lot or tract of land situate in Brandywine hundred. New Castle county, and State of Delaware, being part of the tract known as "Gordon Heights'" bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point in the line of the northerly side of Second street as laid down on the plot of "Gordon Heights." aforesaid, where the same intersects with a line of land, of duPont; thence northerly along said duPont line six hundred feet to the southerly side of Eourth street as laid down on said plot: thenca easterly said southerly sidpe of Eourth street two hundred and forty-one feet seven inches to the westerly side ot Haines avenue as laid down on said plot; thenoe southerly along said westerly stria of Haines avenue six hundred feet to the said northerly side of Second street two hundred and forty-one feet seven inches to the place of beginning, be the contents thereof what they may.

Excepting thereout the bed of Third street as laid out on said plot lying west of Haines avenue but expressely including the right of way, use and privilege of said Haines avenue and Tturd street and all said avenues and streets on which said lot or tracts abuts. Being part of the same land and premises which William E. Beadenkopf and Mary E. Beadenkopf, his wife by indenture, dated the DOth day of July. A.

D-, 1W2. and recorded in the office for the Recording of Deeds, at Wilmington, in Deed Record V. Vol. 15. page 272, di4 grant and confirm unto the said Mary A.

Clark in fee simple. The following portion of lanl recorded in Deed Record X. Vol. 1. page s.

has been released from the lien of this judgment: All that certain lot of land situate In Brandywine hundred. New Castle county, andt State of Delaware, being Lot No 45, on River Front Plot of tract of land, known as "Gordon Heights." bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the intersection of the Wilmington A. A. Won. Special to The Morning News." ELIZABETH, N.

May 7. The J-mington A. A. baseball team to-day defeated the Elizabeth by the score of 9 to 4. The visitors made sixteen hits off the Elizabeth twirler and played in good form.

Beckett pitched a good game for the visitors and had elegant support. The Paterson, N. baseball club which plays at the South Side Park today and to-morrow is accounted a strong -one by other teams that have played here this season. It is a member of the Hudson River League and last season closed second, losing the pennant by onlv ten points. It lias been playing fast ball this season and is expected to give the locals plenty to do to win.

Alexander Sweeney, one of the A. 'A. catchers, has handed in his resignation and has signed with the Coatesviile Tri-State League club. Sweeney was not satisfied in Wilmington and did not think he could do justice to himself here. The Americans on Saturday defeated Two Expressive Quotations.

Some sentences are like autographs; yon that they must have been written by these people; no one else could have written them. Such Is this, by Talleyrand: "To succeed in the world it Is much more necessary to possess the penetration to discover who is a fool than to discover who is a clever man." And Napoleon's character Is drawn full length In this sententious remark of bis: "I command or I am silent." SHERIFFS SAZ.ES. rherTffs a writ of Levari facias to me dnected, will be exposed to public sale at the Uilpin House Hotel, In the town of New Castle. New Castle hundred and New Castle county. State of Delaware.

ON SATURDAY THE 20TH DAY OF MAY, 1905, at 2 o'clock p. m. the following described real estate, viz: All that farm, plantation or tract of land situate In White Clay Creek hundred. New Castle county and State of Delaware and more particularly bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the westerly comer of said farm, being also a corner for lands of Oliver C. Lynam and William Ferris; thence binding on land of said Oliver C.

Lynam, north forty degrees and six minutes east two thousand two hundred and eighty-four and six-tenths feet to land of Reuben Satterthwait; thence binding thereon by the following five thirty-nine degrees and twenty-nine minutes east four hundred ajid fifty-nine and seven-tenths feet, south thirty-nine degrees and nfty-eieht minutes east one hundred and sixty-eight and six-tenths feet south thirty degrees and twenty-six minutes east six hundred and eighty-eight andi two-tenths feet, south nfty-two degrees and fifty-six minutes east three hundred and ninety-four feet and north sixty-flve degrees and forty-four minutes east seven hundred and eighty-five and six-tenths feet to the left bank of the Christiana creek; thence up said creek by the line of low tidf? thereof to land now or formerly of Thomaa B. Smith; thence binding thereon by the following three courses, north forty-eight degrees and forty-seven minutes, west passing through a willow tree on the bank of said creek two hundred and twenty-three feet, north twenty-nine degrees and fifty-five minutes, west one hundred and sixty-two feet and north fifty-six degrees and fifty-five minutes, west one thousand and forty-four and three-tenths feet to a stone in the line of land of Thomas B. Smith and thence by said Smith's land and land of William Ferris, north fifty-seven degrees and four minutes, west one thousand three hundred and seventy-six and four-tenths feet to the place of beginning. Containing one hundred and fifty and nine-tenths acres of land be the same more or less. Together with the free use and privilege to the said James K.

Lynam, his heirs and assigns forever of a lane or private- road twent-six feet wide leading from the above described pronerty to the Wilmington and Christiana Turnpike Road. Seize and taken in execution as the property of Sallie E. Remmey. Robert H. Remmey and John B.

Remmey. executors of the last will and testament of Richard C. Remmey. deceased, mortgagor. and Sallie C.

Remmey. surviving mortgagor, and to be sold by HARRY I. fllLLTS. Sheriff. Sheriffs Office.

Wilmington. May 4. 1905. Special to "The Morning News." LEWES, (May 7. The annual meeting of the Lewes and Rehobmh Hundred Bible Society was held this evening at the Episcopal Church.

The preacher was the Rev. Dr. WHliaims of the Presbyterian Churvh. At this meeting solicitors were appointed to canvass the town to gather funds for use of the County The solicitor who succeeds in collecting ten dollars or more is presented with a handsome teacher's Bible. Oklohama Trile, Xo.

20, I. O. R. atended service in a body this morning and listened to a. sermon by Dr.

O'Brien at the M. E. Church. Dr. William Poor.

bas puhobased a fine driving mare since disposing of the two matches recently to Joseph P. Holland, of Milford: The new one is a. goer and splendid driver. Jones Brothers, proprietors of the Breakwater 'Mills, purchased from Contractor Johnston the big syrene whistle which was removed from the sunken Philadelphia, ice 4oat. The whistle is too big for fhe boilers at the mill ajid sounds similar to the circus caliope The first attempt to blow it was the cause of much excitement and inquiry, but it now has its established place among the steam whistles about the town.

J. L. Price, for the past three years superintendent of the local works ot The Fisheries Company of Xew Yorjf. has resigned. His successor has not yet been assigned.

Mr. Price is a young man and wel lliked here. He will spend the summer at the home of his parents on Long Island Sound. The annual election for officers of the Epworth League resulted in the selection oTf F. R.

Ingram for president; First Vice-Presidest, Mrs. Mary H. Register; Second Vice-President. Mrs. T.

C. Enos; Third Vk'e-President, Mrs. Caddie Horner; Fourth Vice-President, Mrs. Mary Martin; Secretary, Edson Lodge; Treasurer, Miss Edith MaulL the Apple Blossoms by the score of 16 to 1. The winners wouiu.

use to receive challenges from all 16-years-old teams. Send challenges to Frank Campbell, No. 606 Madison street. Everybody going to Pow-Wow. I Several True Bills.

It is of course true that a jury, theoretically, is composed of a set of unprejudiced men, with open minds; still there may be occasions when a slight personal feeling invades their ranks. Such was evidently the thought borne In upon the tailor who, rising to state bis case and slaving declined the services of a lawyer for reasons best known to himself, looked over the Jurymen and then turned to the judge. "It's no nse for me to tell yon about this case, your honor," he said dejectedly, "not unless you dismiss that Jury and get in a new lot. There wn't a man among 'em but owes me something for clothes." southerly side of Third street with the POINTED PARAGRAPHS. westerly side or names avenue; tnence westerly along the said southerly side of Third street eighty feet to a stake; thence southerly parallel with Haines, avenue one hundred and twenty-five feet to another stake; thence easterly parallel with Third street eighty feet to the said westerly side of Haines avenue and thence thereby northerly one hundred and twenty-five feet to the place of beginning, "be the contents thereo SEVENTH WARD.

First district 3 Second. 1 Third 2 1 2 Sixth 4 Seventh. 4 Eighth 1 Xinth 2 2 6 Twelfth 0 Thirteenth 1 3 Fifteenth 2 Total 34 EIGHTH WARD. First 3 Second. I Third 4 4 Fifth.

7 Sixth Seventh 6 Eighth 1 Xinth 6 Tenth 6 Total 38 XIXTH WARD. First district 11 Second 12 Third 8 Fourth 13 Sixth 14 Seventh 8 14 5 Total 93 TENTH WARD. First 2 Second. 2 3 Fourth 5 Fifth 2 Sixth 5 5 Eighth 5 Total 29 ELEVENTH WARD. First 10 Second 7 Third.

9 5 Fifth. 6 Total 37 TWELFTH WARD. First 17 Second 32 Third 21 Fourth 13 29 Total. 112, REGISTRATION BY WARDS. 66 Third t- 41 Fourth 90 55 Sixth 4S 34 Eiirhth 3 Xinth 93 29 Eleventh 37 Twelfth 112 751 Registered in State Election ....17,702 wnat tney may.

Seized and taken In execution property of Mary A. Clark, and soldi by HARRY I. GILLIS. Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Wilmington.

DeL May 2. 1905. SHERIFF'S SALEBY VIRTUE OF A writ of Levari Facias to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the Court Houfie, on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county. State of Delaware, ON SATURDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF MAY, 1905. at 10 o'clock a.

m. the following described real estate, viz: All that certain lot or piece of land situate formerly in Christiana hundred, aforesaid, now of the city of "Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Seventeenth street extended at the distance of two hundred and ten fet seven and nve-stxteenth inches, westerly from the westerly side of Brinckle avenue (also known as Brinckle street); thence northerly parallel with Brinckle avenue one hundred and fifty feet to a corner; thence westerly parallel with Seventeenth street extended seventy feet to a corner in line of land now or formerly of George M. Dougherty: thence south-e'rlv along said line of land parallel with Brinckle avenue one hundred and fifty feet to a point in the said northerly side of Seventeenth street extended, and thence thereby easterly seventy feet to the place of beginning, be the contents thereof what they may. Seized and taken in execution as the property of Clara J. Dougherty, mortgagor, and to be sold by HARRY I.

filLLTS. Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. No. 103 W.

Eighth St. REGISTER'S ORDER. We all make too much of our difficulties. Few mysteries are as inexplicable as the one of how some people live. When a man brags about himself It Is a sign other people don't brag about him.

A mistake many men make Is being a cat and imagining themselves popular with the mice. A man discovers that his wife Is get-tingjOld looking ten years before he makes the discovery about himself. If some people would work hard and earn $10,000 some one would walk np and, taking it away from them, tell them they had no business with that much money. The trouble is that, when a man is told he looks ten years younger than be is, even that leaves him ten or twenty years older than he wants to be. Atchison Globe.

Napoleon and Mothers. A charming story Is told of Xapoleon which Illustrates well bis reverence for mothers, whom he rightly regarded as the "makers of men." When bis army lay at Boulogne an English sailor who had been taken prisoner tried to escape on a rude sort of skiff which he had contrived with bits of wood and the bark of trees. Hearing of the poor fellow's unsuccessful attempt, Xapoleon had him brought Into his presence, and he then inquired whether the man had really intended to try to cross the channel In such a frail little boat The sailor replied that he had meant to try In order to see his mother, who. was old and Infirm. "You shall see her," said Napoleon, "and take her this money from me, for she must be a good mother to have such an affectionate son.

Potatoes ss Steele Food. Cooked potatoes to which meal has been added are excellent food for fowls. Besides their nutritive value, potatoes are helpful In furnishing a variety of food and keeping animals In a healthy condition, a point always considered by the prudent stockman. Although Cirard, the French Investigator, favored cooking for steers and sheep, general experience goes to show that they can be most economically used by feeding raw to all farm animals excepting hogs and fowls. For horses, sheep and dairy cows potatoes should be sliced In a root cutter or chopped In a box with a sharp spade.

Professor W. AJ Henry, Wisconsin Kxrw-troont Station. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OF A writ of Als. Levari Facias to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House, on Market Street, between Tenth and Eleventh Streets, in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county.

State of Delaware. ON THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1503, at 10 o'clock, a. the following described real estate, vtz: AH that certain piece or parcel of land with the buildings theron erected, situate in the City of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on the westerly sid of Walnut street at the distance of 140 feet northerly from the northerly side of Eleventh street and running thence by said side of Walnut street north 32 degrees east 30 feet to a corner stake; thence north 5S degrees west 1X feet, more or less to the easterly side of a new street called Elizabeth street; thence by said Elizabeth street south 32 degrees west 30 feet to another comer stake and thence by a straight line south 58 degrees east 100 feet more or less to the place of beginning, be the contents thereof what they may. Seized and taken In execution as the property of William C. Ellis and Annie M.

Ellis, his wife, mortgagors and t.ts., and to be sold by HARRY I. OILLIS, Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Wilmington, DeL, May 2. 1905. REGISTER'S ORDER.

Office of Register of Wills. New Castle County, April 25, 13m5. Upon the application of William E. Rhoads, Executor of Rebecca G. RhmdA.

late of Wilmington hundred, in said county deceased. It is ordered and directed by the Register of Wills that the Executor aforesaid give notice of granting of Letters Testamentary upon the estate of the deceased, with the date of granting thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted within forty dys from the date or such. Letters In rlx of the most public places of the County of New Castle, requiring all persona having demands against the estate to present the same, or abide by an act cf Assembly In such case made and provided; and also cause the Kar. to be inserted within the same period The Morning News, a newspaper published in Wilmington. and to be continued therein three weeks (9.

o. GIVEN ender tbe hejid and seal of office of the Register or Wi.la aforesaid, at Wilmington, in New Castle Connty aforesakl, the CBeaD end ear above written, FHEDEHiCK E. ACTT. Register of Wills. NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby givt that Letters Testamentary were in due form of law granted unto the undersigned, on the twenty-fifth day of April. A. 19s. and that all persons having claims against the estate of tbe deceased must present the same, duly attested, to saH Executor, on or ti? twf nty-nfth day cf April. A.

1S. or abide the act of Assembly in such case made and provided. WILLIAM E. RH04P9, Executor. Address.

Thomaa Davis. Attorney, at-Law, Wilmington, Delaware, a26 Robbed Widow of Gems and Cash. MILFORD, DeL, May 7. Robbers ransacked the home of Mrs. Cornelia Block-son, a wealthy widow.

Beds were cut apart and dressing cases splat open. Four diamond rings, a watch and some cash were taken, making a total loss of $600. Want Some Kitchens la the Tropics. The kitchens of tropica! countries, such as are to be found In our Spanish-American lands, are like cells from the thickness of the stone walls often two or three feet deep and the projecting, omnipresent veranda, which gives a grateful shade and which looks out on a court. The cell resemblance is enhanced by the iron bars at the windows and the heavy double doors, which look as If they could resist a siege.

The walls are whitewashed, and the floors are of tiles, The dining room Is often separated from this room by a long staircase. Outside the kitchen in the court will stand table and closets to supplement the scant furniture of the gcsools of Mullet. Mullet, the food Est which the larger portion of the game fish live upon and which they follow about, are fonnd in enormous schools in the ocean. A small section say 23,000 or 50,000 will find their way in the lake looking for food, and a corresponding section of the attendant school of bluefish will follow tbem. When these fish once get in the gill nets trollers can make no appreciable Impression upon them, no matter how bard they fish, and this small detachment Is not 1 per cent of the school from which It strayed.

Florida Timesrljftion, Drowned in Ten inches of Water. MILFORD, Deb, May 7. The body of William Chipman, a retired farmer, was found lying face down in a stream but 10 inches deep, near his home at Lincoln City, Del. He was 70 years old and is believed to have coinmited suicide. GO? Eat Grape-Nuls There's, a reason.

A magazine editor has received a poem that was composed automatically by a woman who had neveV written a line of verse before. And the most curious thing about it is that you can't tell it from the ordinary run of magazine poetry. Cleveland Plain Dealer. "So the lawyers got most all the ev tate. Did Ethel get anything "Oh, yes, she got one eof the lawyers." Judge, a She "1 a telephone girl's occupation a profession or business?" He Neither; it 'a a calling." Chicago 2ewa, ss email, hot.

apartment wtui i uxuaoe- Grand Total. .18,453 1 like fire. I.