Evening journal., 1902-03-17
DAILY NOT AFTER NOMINATION
Dover Attorney Prefers Law Practice 10
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Dover March Alexander NJ.
DAILY, late Democratic nominee for
Congress. has announced that he would
not again be a candidate To become
/ IDelaware's representative at Washing
ton. Mr Daly's friends have been urg-
ing that he be again placed upon the
ticket. Mr.. Daly's retirement it is
said, viii practically throw the nomi-
naton to former Congressman Levin
Irving Handy, of Newark, if he desires
/ it, although Dr. +. w. Cooper. Of
Camden and Edward d. Hearne. OF
Georgetown. are also mentioned.
William H. Walker and former
Mayor Eldad L. Clarke. both of State
streot, Dover are now mentioned as
'lstrong Democratic candidates for the
Nomination for State senator on the
Democratic side to run against State
Senator j. Frank Alice. the Addicks
leader. The Democrats Of the district
declare that either Of the candidates
mentioned would be sufficiently strong
to overcome the Alice majority Of sixty
votes on which he was elected four
years ago
Following is the program which will
be given in the Peoples Theatre by
the boys of St Johns Dramatic Asso-
cmtion tonight;
The farce, Paddys Mishaps," will
be presented with The following cast.
Paddy Miles. Edward Prince; Dr.
Coates. John Behen, Jf; Henry, his
son. William Prince; job, a gardener,
John Connor: Reuben, Edward Boyle;
| Mrs. Fidget Blanche KERN, Jane. her
daughter Rettie Horne Solos will be
sung by Bernard Behen, William
| Prince. john COnnor. Edward Prince,
LeRoy Fulmer r. j. Campbell and
Miss Mary Boyle; Maurice A. Hart
nett Jr. will recite, and James Be-
hen viii play a violin solo; The
/ tableaux. Goddess Of Liberty and
"Maid of Erin" win be presented by
/ Miss Bertha Perry and Miss May
KERN, respectively.
A most interesting dissertation upon
tho subject: Chancellor Killen's BIZ
lblo" was enjoyed at First Presbyter-
ian Church last night by the Rev.
Joseph Brown Turner The ponder
lous volume rested on the desk before
1.-THE preacher, having come from old
larchives of the State. already to bo
lshipped to Cambridge, Mass, where
the pastor sent it today upon the in
lstrucuons Of Mrs. Joseph j. Russell,
ono OF the collateral descendants or
Chancellor Killen. Of Delaware. Mr..
Turner's text and most important ut
, lterances were as.follOws:
The law of thy mouth is better
unto me than thousands of silver and
, gold Psalm. xix, 1872.
" ii human testimony does or can es-
tablish anything, 1t establishes this,
that this hook. named the Bible, is
i, TO men and women an object
or Intense voneration and graft
tude. He who should write a story
of the Bible from this point of view
Uf Its known effects would write book
10 be read with deepest interest and
one with more power to show Divine
rank Of the Bible than one thousand
books occupied with abstract argu-
ments. however strong.
"Still testimonies accumulate One
such testimony that / have pleasure in
bringing before YOU tonight IS the
Bible YOU see on the pulpit. That be-
longed to William Killen. the first
IChiGf Justice of the State Of Delaware
under Constitution beginning from
% tN AAAAA J AHas AAt UNNAllit uiHA tAldll-
celor of the State and so continued
until his resignation. in 1902.
I on the title page ofthe Bible is the
following inscription:
William Killene.
Price S25.
, Cheap in proportion to its magni-
b ltude and Of iniluent value unto It's CON
{ tents
a William Killen was a Scotch-Irish
a Presbyterian, who came to this coun-
q try in 1922 among the first Of the
n lgrcat emigration from the north of
f Ireland, and who became the backbone
+ and sinew Of America in its struggle
:. with Great Britain He died in 1907
q and his body THAT is dust reposes
r. few feet south of the church.
y Ono of the most interesting features
q of the close of DIR, Smiths pastorate
Y at Wesley Church last night was the
y Summary OF the financial transactions
lof the fve-years' service. The church
s has $40 members. and property valued
n at S3l 600 Thus each member has
@ about SCI worth Of stock in the ediiice
= During the whole Eve years, SIS, 1929
was raised among the membership. Oi
I this. 81 500 went for church improve
q ment and 5000 to parsonage improve
e lment Last year alone $2,134 was
3 raised for current expenses. and $685.
v for benevolences.
i Home runs were galore in the base
ball game on Saturday afternoon be
2 tween the Camden and Dover junior
mines. The Dover boys were defeated
j. hv the Camden boys by the close score
y lof so 10 %. The Dover team claim
# they would have tied the score if Cam
, den had not insisted on a home rur
that was Knocked over the fence by
s Raymond was foul. The best worl