Smyrna times., 1900-11-14
PENINSULA NEWS.
Items Cleaned From All Parts of Delaware
and Maryland.

vote is about SOO,OOO thousand which
breaks the record.
Following close upon the heels of
the election of last week cold wave
has swept over the country.
The Washington College football
team defeated Dover Conference Acad-
envy team a second time Friday by a
score of to 0.
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
of Dover, has organized large chorus
choir, and will give a concert on
Thanksgiving day.
Our great city contemporary, the
Baltimore Sun, since the election
wants to know Why do you think a
Rabbit wabbles its nose!'
Sportsmen report few quail to be
found. 1t was reported early in the
season that these birds were numerous
but the gunners do not find them.
Twenty nine people who are tired of
married life will ask the Superior
Court when it meets in Wilmington,
November 26, to dissolve their rela-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hufnal of near
t Dover, have announced the coming
marriage of their daughter, Miss Ida
+ Hufnal, and James NJ. Kelley of
: Lebanon.
The terms of Magistrates Daley,
Kelley, Sasse and Pritchett all expire
during the term of the next Governor,
John HUM. They are Democrats and
will probably be replaced by Republi-
cans.
+ The marriage of Miss Annie Coch-
ran, daughter of Robert A. Cochran,
i to William R. Crow, will take place at
the brides home, Mt. Airy, near Mid
" dletown, November 22nd.
y Watson r. Sperry, former United
States Minister to Persia, who has been
ie living with his family inDresden, Ger
"a many, for some years, arrived in Will
L1lhS lOh OunudJ'
? One of the surprises of the election
F. is Jackson's run in his own county-Wi-
comico. He got 419 more votes than
ye Mckinley. Some prominent Dem
TX ocrats there must have gone back OIL
ze Moore.
le DIR. Jerome Humphrey Hardcastle
~ formerly of Cecilton, Nd, has moved
to Middletown, Del. Mr.. Hardcastlt
re will occupy the residence of the lat'
DIR. w. F. Kennedy.
he The State Christian Endeavor con
ss vention, to be held in Baltimore yes
es, terday and to day, promises to be on
of the grandest religious assemblage
ter held in that city for long time.
eW Bishop Goodsell has been assigned
to preside over the next session of tn
u" Wilmington NJ. E. Conference, t
ia be held at Seaford, March 20; an
'ly over the Delaware Conference (colored
to be held at Atlantic City, April 18th
ith
ISL 1t is stated on good authority tha
V. Governor elect HUM will appoint Wal
ter H Hayes, the Union Republican
iss leader of Wilmington, Secretary {
Of State. Hum, Hayes and Ward wi
of make a strong team.
:. The Republicans of New Cast
county have elected three os the fly
~ members of the Levy court, in spite (
'D the Democratic belief that the di
tricts were so arranged as to ensul
forever three Democrats out of the fiy
members of Court.
ling Milk will be raised 90 percent, be
d. 10 per cent aud eggs - per cent? in Il
E. Kent County towns with the begi
zed ming next month. Country bU
eful ter has also gone up because of the d
the mand for it in the city market.
ntn Because of the late summer and /
T. markably mild autumn prior to Il
leS' last few days, second crops of graz
onn aud blackberries are being harvest'
'eh' respectively by CIV. Lord of Camd
ors' and on the Todd farm near Dovsr.
Col
Iob- During the past week new color
/, II. ground glass windows have been put
Low. the audience and lecture rooms of t
G;l. Avenue NJ. E. Church at Milford. N
So iron railing has been put around
,roe building, and new pipe organ /
been bought.
lrch Rev. Seweil N. Pilchard, chaplain
was the United States army, at Fort Bi
the ard, N. NJ. has received from Preside
e at Mckinley an acceptance of his res
: So nation from the army to become p
tor of Greensboro NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. Dryden, of Somerset, attribut
His the big Republican majority in d