THE WIINIIN GTONIAM


DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, March l6, 1926.
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We understand that a number of interest
ing experiments in chemistry will be per-
formed at the Town Hall on Saturday even
ing next, at o'clock. The very reasonable
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the admirers Of this beautiful and interest
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pleasure at a very cheap rate.


BY late advices from Europe, together
with those which will be found in our paper
Of to-day, all doubts have been removed as
to the accession of the Grand Duke Nicho-
las to the Grown of Russia. His Imperial
Highness the Grand Duke Constantine, res
olutely adhering to his former abdicatian of
the Imperial Crown, the Grand Duke Mich
oas ascended the Throne of the Russian
Empire on the Goth December, and all the
proper authorities and the different divisions
OF the army, have taken the oath Of FIceli-
ty.


Alter perusing the following letter from
constantine to Alexander, previous to his
ueath, we are no longer at loss to account
'or ms extraordinary conduct in declining to
accept the Crown. He is certainly wise
man. notwithstanding he thought himself
e'herwise, and we will venture to say is the
hfst OF royal blood who ever thought he had
not sense enough to wear crown and rule a
nation.


Letter Of his Imperial Highness the Cesarowitcli


nfand Duke Constantine to the Emperor AL


exander l.


Niost iilustrous, &C., &c.-Encouraged by the
manifold proofs of affection of your Imperial Ma
!es'y towards me, venture once more to claim
uleh' and to lay the following submissive request
your lllustrious feet.


AS 40 not lay claim to the spirit, the abilities,
ss, VI me strength, which would be required, if I
s' exercise the nlBn dignity 10 Wncn
MY possess right by birth, Imost ferventy sup
lncate your Imperial Majesty to transfer that
.l5.' 10 nm who would inherit after me, and by
w.. W.. act TO secure the stability of the Empire
":n respect to myself shall add by this abdi-
tI.t Ioa' .tn5,e new warranty and further power to
.nS Ihsation, into which entered voluntarily
NV sso.enniy on the occasion of the divorce from
en. %,st wife All the circumstances Of my pres
me,s s'uatlon, induce me still more to adopt this
shss. shse, Which will prove to the Empire and the
nrsss weIlo the purity Of my sentiments.