Evening journal., 1902-03-01
DOVER

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lgregate OF revenue received by the
State from the general incorporation
llaws operations, and. indeed. The past
week probably was the banner week
save one The State Us making money.
and at this rate will be able TO take
Castle county and do utlner nice Things
The last incorporation for tlhe month
OF February was one of s. 600 900,
which brOught In to the State Treas
uIer's credit "a deposit of $3.50 The
ouher concerns coming just before it
We're the Onut Goal and Coke Com
pany Philadelphia parties. with IL cap
'itel stock Oi 100000 Union Drug
Company. philadelphia and Camden.
N. j.. 100000; Canton Lumber Com
pany Baltimore incorpcrators. Sl0O.
COO Indiana and Armstrong Coal and
Coke Company Pittsburg people. $780,
000 Northern OH and Gas Company,
,incorpOrators OF Orewell o.. S15OO00;
* l.. Yacht Company. New York in
,yestOrs. 5000 900. and last. but not least
1.-THE Delaware River and Bay 1ranspor-
tatiOn Company CWillard salisbury
llames w. Ponder, jonathan IL BrOwn)
$500 600.
The concern chartered, as the
= month was going out, with capital
3 stock of s5.000.O0O, was the Interna-
? national Finance and Development
Company
w p Williams, j. r. Hayward both
of New York. and j. IT, Hull of Balti-
more, civil engineers in the employ of
the new Delaware General Electric
Company. which is to- build the thirty
two miles of electric railway between
smyrna ana Milford came here yester-
day and took the all-day drive in tL
heaviest downpour Of rain that the
country had had for ten years They
were almost blinded by lightning. and
ldrendhed TO the skin but the we'll
dressed men got what they wanted-to
see The route and culverts in their very
worst condition
There probably is no more generous
a parish in the State OF Delaware Than
: is that of Holy Cross Catholic Church,
of Dover The Rev. T. +. WaldrOn, the
priest in charge has not tine largest
flock in town TO minister unto aud has
la diocese extending all the way TO Re
lhoboth but their liberality and devo-
I, ltiOn is remarkable Recently an idea
lsu1ick Father WaldrOn that the Catho-
-. Ilic Cemetery. just north OF town, iu
y New street. ought to be beautlfied and
made as attractive as money and work
cam make a little city of the hOnCreC
(, dead He spoke of It to no one until
he took his whole congregation into
q Nis confidence and asked them TO give
him $500 toward the work Instantly
4 the congregation responded by a con.
/, tribution OF 500. It. is understood
that the Improvements include grad
: ling. sOdding. some planting and en-
y CLOSING the cemetery with a fine iron
IA fence, every lOt-holder being admitte,
/. by his own key.
T. Chalkley Hatton. the Wilmington
10 eiengineer, who has been contracted witt
j. Ito survey for the new sewerage system
IA for Dover. has also been awarded
contract with Easton, Nd. estimating
y. that the seven miles of sewers Their
glwill cost $4,000.
The Jacob Levy distillery has award
led a contract TO f. l.. Jones and Com
III lpany to put in a new boiler at the dis
N Iullery across the railroad. The horse
power Of the boiler will be sixty. thu
a doubling tlIe capacity of The concer
glto turn OUT peach brandy.
ie The fourth quarterly conference q
IArmury Nj. f. Church has invited Obj
lnl Rev. =. f. Campbell to return b
to Unanimous vote. Several member
ld Tread reports, showing the splendid T.,
at suit of the work of Mr.. Campbell
or Among tde noticeable improvement
lmade are electric lights. new carpet an
H. pulpit furniture and new hymnal
ily Nearly s1,lOO has been raised th
year for various church purposes.
he AT the corner OF Governors avenu
ne and Reed street There was a cave-l
M yesterday which seriously impede
travel The rain inundated some of IN
principal streets for a time
The MethOdists Of Wesley ChWl
have prepared an attractive al
day program for missional
day next sunday. Dr. Smith wi
er- preach in the morning upon THE Al
MI lthority and Purpose of Foreign Mi
lre lsions." and the full chorus choir wi
tie Sing Tho Sunday school missional
as Anniversary will be prepared for du
On ing the afternoon, and held i'm OIL
he church at 730 p. m. at which "a
ere dresses will be made by Professor
Dr. H.. Cross. upon THE Eyangelizati0n
nal the World In the Present Generate
are Possible Judging From the Succe
ne That Attended the Church during Il
ith First Generation" William saulshur
the ON THE Evangelization of the Wor
ln- In the Present Generation Possib
Judging From the Resources OF q
The Church. and by Dr. J. ~ Van Burk
lay low. on THE Evangelization Possib
Nd- Judging From the Removal of Barrie
wv and the Success That Has Attend
the Modern Missionary Enterprises.
vas Madhnist Edward owen. of q
in United States Navy has been in Dow
TO the last week interesting men al
les boys TO jcin the navy as there is qui
yill demand for them on the new shil
The Peoples Building and Loan A
lall sociaion has completed It's eleven
nee year of Tire first series Of payment
Of dues About $40 900 will be requir
hly 10 pay OF the local Shareholders
ing rinC ur Ter months The new series vs.
old be commenced the last Saturday
the Mardh The annual meeting OF Z
ant stockholders viii be held on March
,ry. when officers will be chosen.
rty Miss Julia s. Jones. teacher OF ,