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Evening journal., 1903-12-05
bride At PLAY
LOST HER JEWELS
Was Snowballing Friends
When She Missed Pres
ents From Husband
POLICE LOOKING FOR VALUABLES
Home Of Several Persons Who Were
Suspected With Having the Jewelry
Searched BY Policemen Armed With
Search Warrants.

SNOWFALL play cost Mrs. Rosie Savono-
vitz. OF No. l22 Shipley street the loss OF
a chatetane bag containing SIC worth Of
jewelry and SO in money on Wednesday
afternoon last. She IS bride OF two
months and while throwing snowballs at
some friends in the vicinNy Of her fathers
nome ait Second and Orange streets. dis
covered her loss.
The bag contained a gold watch and
chain valued an $50 a diamond ring valued
at $780, three other rings worth SIG and SO
IN money. When she discovered her loss
Mrs. Savonovltz Immediately stauteJ TO
search in the snow with the hope Of find
ing the bay, but failed to recover Il.
The mysterious disappearance OF che
jewelry mas caused much talk among the
inhabitants of She Jewish colony IN that
section OF the city and several persons
are under suspicion. The police we're no
titled Of the case and Issued a search war
rant at the instance OF Mrs. Savonovstz
for the purpose Of searching the homes of
several persons who were in the vicinlty
OF Second and Orange streets ait The 5ime
the bag was lost. The search was made
but The jewelry is still missing.
Mrs. Savonovstz feels her loss keeniy
as ;he jewelry was given TO her by her
husband previous Ito their marriage. The
police are still working on the case and
there IS some hope that The guilty will be
brought to justice.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
GREAT BENEFIT FOR
DELAWARE HOSPITAL
Program of Exceptional Merit
to be Given on Dc
cember IA

There will be a benefit performance ait
Dockstader's New Garrick Theatre on
Monday evening. December Il. There will
be 4 great vaudeville program, with a
number Of special features, and tho per-
formance will be notable in every re-
spect. It win be for the benefit OF che
Delaware Hospital.
There will be a percentage on all the
tickets sold by the managers OF the hos
pital and ait a box office which will be
established in a Market street store. the
aocarion Of which win be announced later.
The tickets viii be on sale all Of next
week.
A theatrical performance for the bene-
TT Of a hospital is somathing new in Will
mington and IL Is expected THAT a sub
stannal sum will be realized for the in
stitution. There will be no increase In
the price OF tickets. and ait the same time
theatre-goers will have an opportunity to
contribute TO charity and witness a per.
formance OF exceptional merit. Manager
Dockstader has made a thorough search
Of the world Of vaudeville and will ofei
program that cannot be excelied. SO.
ciety viii be out in force and it will bs
another gold night for the handsome new
theatre.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
HAS SERVED COMPANY
ALMOST HALF CENTURY
w. H. Lungren, OF Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Shop, Old
est Employe in City

On December 10 William H. Lungren,
superintendent Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad car shops. will have been
continuously in the service Of the COM
pany for half a century.
on that date 1853 Mr.. Lungren en-
tered the employ of the company as an
apprentice boy. His rise was gradual
but steady and for several years he
has been at the head of the car build
ing and repairing departments in this
city.
He is the only man i'm the service OF
the railroad in this city who was here
at the time OF his coming. Mr.. Lun-
gren is hale and hearty and is gener-
ally one Of the first to appear at the
office in the morning. after walking
from his home many blocks distant.
There is not a man in the service Of
the road more universally liked than
Mr.. Lungren, which is possibly due TO
the fact that he has never forgotten
that he was once one OF the men.
When he came here there were but
two trains daily and the entire force
employed by the company in this city
numbered less than one hundred. Dur
ing his period Of service he has seer
the road grow TO its present dimensions
and has kept abreast with the march
OF progress despite his advancing
years.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
0 ERECT BIC BRICK
WORKS ON SOUTH SIDE
corporation of Local Capital
lists Formed to Manufacture
Cement Products Here

South Wilmington is to have another
|dustry. The Delaware Cement Brick
bmpany will about the first Of the
lming year begin the manufacture Of
|iilding material as the name i'm
les.
The new plant will be erected along
|e Christiana, just north of Third
rect bridge on the site now occupied
/ the demonstrating plant Of the
|nited States Cement Products Com
|ny. The small plant will be greatly
llarged and the machinery for the
|aking of the cement bricks is now in
urse Of construction. Employment
i III be given to many men.
The present small plant was erected
|r demonstrating purposes and not
Il manufacturing, the firm putting il
p to interest local capital and show
|e value of the invention OF
|aking cement brick The officials
.ere approached by the Wilmington
|alleable Iron Company shortly after
e plant was erected to manufacture
+ their new plant many thousand
.ick, but because Of a strike in the
hops where their machines were be-
Is constructed they were forced to
|ncel the order
Local business men will be at the
lad of the new concern which IS the
brent concern and will organize branch
|ants capitalized by local people in
|veral eastern cities.
Read the Evening Journal
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
TURNER PRESENTED
WITH TESTIMONIAL
Retiring Superintendent at
Edge Moor Given Hand
some Smoking Set

John o. Turner. former superintend-
ent Of the Edge Moor plant Of the
American Bridge Company, was pre-
sented with a fine silver smoking set
by the former this morning. Mr.. Tur-
ner has accepted a position as superin-
tendent OF the McClintock- Marshall
Construction Company OF Braddock. Pa.
He will leave tomorrow. Mr.. Turner
will live at Swissdale, a suburb OF
Pittsburg.
At 1890 o'clock this morning the
foremen gathered in the office TO say
good-by.
Alfred Holt one OF the foremen act
ing as spokesman, presented the hand
some gift. It bore the following in
scription:
Presented TO John o. Turner by
Edge Moor employees. December 8,
1903"
On behalf OF Mr.. Turner. William c.
Turner. the new superintendent. thank
ed the men for their kind remembrance.
To this Mr.. Turner added a few words.
He then shook hands with all his old
associates.
Mr. Marshall win superntend the
whole plant with the exception Of shop
Q. Richard Mclaughlin viii have
charge OF it as acting foreman.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR DECEASED ELKS
Program of Exercises to be
Held in Garrick Theatre
Tomorrow Evening

Everything is in readiness for the
Elks memorial services to be held in
the Garrick Theatre tomorrow night.
Those for whom the services are
held are Joseph II. Greenman, Jr..
Henry Il. Robelen and Charles II. Kit
finger. Admission viii be by tickets
issued by the members of the order.
The memorial services are very beau
tiful and for that reason they are gem
orally largely attended. The new
Garrick Theatre was deemed a fittlng
place for the services. because Of the
big attendance that is expected. The
speakers will be George b. Hynson,
editor OF the Evening Journal. and J..
NJ. Baldwin of West Chester. The full
program for the exercises viii be:
"Cavatina' ................ Ran
Garrick Orchestra.
Prayer Rev. Alexander r. Bowser.
Quartet, "Oh, Jesus Thou Art stand
ing" Brewer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blaney Miss Clara
Weber, Wilbur +. Herwig, George O.
Spiel.
Memorial Ritual.
Omcers and members Of Wilmington
and West Chester Lodges. b. p. O
Elks.
Soprano solo. "Come Unto Ne" Coener
Mrs. Elizabeth Blaney.
Continuation OF Memorial Ritual. and
singing OF Opening ode. with
orchestra.
Quartet Rock of Ages. Dudley Bucl
Eulogy, George 3. Hynson.
Tenor solo, THE Vacant Chair, (Ritual'
H. Howard Carver.
Memorial address, Brother Joseph II
Baldwin. West Chester Lodge. No.
-.-..-. -. S52.. .B.-P..Q.. Elks.
lQuArtet. 'One Swcetly Solemn
Thought" Ambrose
The Lost Chord" .......... Sulliva
John ID. Woriey.
u Closing ceremonies. officers and mem
bers r. p. o. Eiks
Singing Closing ode. with orchestra.
Benedlctlon.
The committee in charge are. s. +
Townsend. Jr. B. b. Allen and Il
Howard Carver.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
WRECK INQUEST
WAS NOT HELD
Indefinitely Postponed Until
the Injured Are Able to
be Present
HOTEL KEEPER CLOSED BAR
Proprietor Of Greenwood House Would
Not Sell Liquor TO Those Who Were
Anious to Buy Drinks-Wheels Long
Flight.
srecinl to ihe Evenlng Journal.


Greenwood. Dec. 5.-The wreckage OF
Tuesday along the railroad IS being rap
idly moved away and destroyed. During
yesterday the work was done principally
10 the road bed. as tt had been but tenn
porarily repaired after the accident. By
tonight d will be In much better condi-
ton.
Engine 5ieO was hauled away yesterday
The big engine Is badly wrecked. but was
gotten into shape so that Il could be rur
on ;hc ruiis The tender has been ioade,
on gondola cur after several attempts
one Of which nearly cost the lives OF sew
erai who were standing near.
There are some remarkable Incidents oi
the wreck and explosion. Joseph Knowles
who lives about one-half mile from the
scene OF the explosion, found a larg,
piece OF car wheel Embedded directly IN
front of his house a few feet from the
front door. Knowles was standing at shs
door about five minutes previous. A large
plece OF iron imbedded itself several hum
dred yards south OF the wreck and an
iron bar crushed Through the porch AT
Saterheld and COmpanys store
The body Of Edward Roasih. the brake.
man who was klled In the wreck. was
sent from Hardestys undertaking estab.
lHhment at Brideevilie To Georgetown.
The people Of the town are making som,
repairs Ito their property so as 10 maxi,
habitation possible, but I'm many cases
the houses are so badly wrecked that Il
would be useless TO undertake TO repair
them.
The occupants are being cared for by
the more fortunate. There is much SUI
fering here. Window glass canno, be Sc.
cured. The thermometer IS at and below
the freezing mark all the time Their,
must be some relief soon or sickness an,
probably death viii result from the con
tinued exposure.
W. F. Norris, proprietor Of the Green
wood Hotel, has been greatly commendel
for his action Thursday.
The parlor OF the hotel contained man
lof the citizens who were injured and ou
OF respect for them and for the dircfl
calamity that had befallen the town, b
closed the bar. although the only one
the roHn. and with thousands Of slgi
seers. many OF whom were anxious ,
spend money ait the bar.
The defe for the inquest mas not bee
fully settled IL was 10 have been at
o'clock this morning but as some Of nh
Witnesses deaired We're injured IN IN
wreck and as their condition will not per
init them 20 be present today later dat
win be decided upon.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Now Says That Mrs.
Dnnean's Clothes Can
Be Counted in With
Damage Asked BY
Husband
Commissioners to Hear
Testimony Are Named
for Several Divorce
Cases Which Are Pend
ing at This Term

In the Superior Court this morning.
Judge Spruancc announced that tho court
after furthcr consideration mad changed
its decision rendered Yesterday afternoon.
when it WIS decided in the damage casa
OF DUNCAN aga.nst the Wilmington Cnty
Railway Company that Mrs. Dungans
clotnlng could not be counted in the dam
ages as the suit was brought by her hus-
band.
A team driven by Mrs. DUNCAN coliidcd
with ono OF the defendant compamy's
cars. The husband of Mrs. Dunsun
brought suit against the company and
Howell $. England represents him.
when rhe clEe wag on trial yesterday
Walter n. Hayes counsel for the COM
pany. objected TO damages TO her clothes
being asked for on the ground stated
above. He cortcndod that DUNCAN had
no right TO recover for what was bis
wdfe's separate property. Under the courts
ruling this morning % gives Mr.. England
the right 20 prove that the clothing was
Mr.. Dunsan's II he paid for them.
The argument list was gonc over and a
number of returns were made In divorce
cases.
by consent OF counsel tho court sat
next Saturday as ghe daee to hear argu-
ment IN the case OF Martin b BURNS.
sbate Treasurer Us. Old Dominion Steam
ship Company Herbert II. Wand repre-
senis the planun ana George A. Ehoft
the defendant. This oase Involves the
question as 10 whether a. company exist
ing under a special charter. created before
the general corporation law Is iiablc to
the franchise tax provided under the gem
erul corporation law ln case such COM
poration law.
Commissioners were appointed in the
following divorce caees. Eva Watkins We.
Isaac Watkins. Harry p. Josiyn commis-
sloner; Ellis Il. Lee VS.. Andrew S. Lee,
l.. Irving Handy commissioner; Georga
W. Spence vs.. Anna b. Spence Levin r
Mel son commissioner; WaMer d. Ions
VS.. Ella Irene Long. Baldwin Springer
/ commissioner
The sil,efcc- casc- or Aubrnx- -l,,l,as..,ssA
vs.. Fanny r. Thatcher was extended un
an next term.
The case OF John F.. McMackin vs.. th.
Wilmington CITY Railway Company on
the argument list was discontinued
Argument on demurrer was heard I'm
the case Of United States. use of Ianhnu-
and Brother W. John Jacoby. Joseph l..
Carpenter. Jr., ana John T.. Almond. n.
Bayarj Heisel and Alexander y. Cooper
represent the plalntin and J. Harvey
Whiteman Is counsel for Carpenter and
Almond.
Jacoby. who was a contractor entered
inio contract some years ago no bu.sd
some sewers IN Washington FOR the gov
eminent and Carpenter and Almond were
his bondsmen. Jacoby died before the con-
tract was completed and Lanham BROTH
ers through the United States. are sue
ling mis- bondsmen for $4,000 for materiai
and labor furnished in building che sew-
ers.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
NEW RIFLE RANCE
DeIaware's Citizen Soldiers to Begin
Shooting Monday Night.

Delaware's citizen soldiers win begin
shooting on the rev rife range at tho
National Guard Armory at Twelfth and
THE inspection.
time, but on account OF the non-arrval OF
the armor plate 10 be placed in front of
the windows no shooting has been done.
The targets are an place and Lieutenant
Ewing, who is in charge Of the mariosmeu
claims to have several crack shots among
the soldiers.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
BOWLING CONTEST
Sunrise Defeated Sunsets on Y. M. r.
c. Alleys.

There was an interesting bowling con-
test on The Young Mems Republican Club
alleys last night between two picked
teams. known as Sunsets and Sun
rise" The .atter team won by the score
Of 3025 to 1880
The teams were composed las follows:
"Sunrlse." Forrest. Whitehead, Moore.
Hinegas. Griffith. Lingo and Rice: Sun
SETS Robertson. Sheppard, Ldnville,
Titus. Black, Handy and Baird.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Built for the
Erie Railroad Was
Launched From Yards
sf Harlan and HoI-
Hn8sworth Company
7esseI Which VIII Run
From New York to
Jersey City Slips
Gracefully From the
Ways

Shortly after y o'clock this afternoon
> handsome ferryboat, Tuxedo, built by
3 Harlan and IIollingsworth Company
II the Erie railroad was launched. The
E AIT was decorated with many-colored
. gs and bunting and slipped gracefully
o the water.
Miss Katharine Wilson, daughter Of
8neral James II. Wilson, was sponsor
n the Tuxedo. Upon a stand built about
bow Of the boat the winsome woman
pod and when the big boat started to
I'VE the ways in no uncertain manner
Miss Wilson break the bottle of wine
er hts PROV. With a sturdy arm the
pw was struck and the bottle smashed
81 fragments.
'here was but little demonstration in
*nneotion with the launch. There were
Few local visitors, but a telegram re-
we'd this morning fromm President T..
i Underwood. Of the Erie railroad stated
would be impossible for him Ito be pres
at the launch.
3rhe Tuxedo is double ender. screw
opellor ferryboat of THE latest style and
lit according TO the highest standard OF
nstruction provided. The vessel will ply
4 tween Jersey City and West Twenty
frd street IN New York.
The dimensions of the craft are 224 feet
&hg, "a feet wide and II feet inches
.ep and has a steel hull. The cabins.
nich are on both decks are finished in
lite pine and oak. The craft will be
&aIued by the Sturtevant hot air system.
Two compound pressure boilers Will
rnish power for the boat.
IN case Of fire the craft is well protect
There is a fire pump and hose and
8ckets are placed in convenient places.
sere are three metallic life boats.
Bunk rooms and lockers for a crew OF
have been provided and fitted up com
-tabiy.
Three hundred electric lights VIII furn.
the illumination, the power for them
ing generated in the hold.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
REPUBLICAN CLUB OFFICERS
Thomas Holt Defeated Harry p. JOS
IYn For President.

The Young Mems Republican Club
Elected the following officers last night:
President. Thomas Hotel: vlce-president,
DR.. George w. X. Forrest; board of gov
ernors, (for one year, Charles r. Rudolph;
for three years, Winfield 8. Quigley.
Harry II. Billany. William W. Know;
Auditors, c. II. Sheppard. Frank V.
Flynn and Harvey T. Black.
The contest for president between Mr..
Holt and Harry p. Joslyn was spirited.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
WILL BUILD NEW HALL
Eagles Have Purchased Site For the
Building.

Before many weeks have passed, work
on a new building for the Wilmington
Aerie, f. o. e., will have been started.
The lot has been decided upon and pur-
CHASED. 1t is located next TO the furniture
store Of f. /. Peacock Company and Is
100 by l2S feet In dimensions.
The Eagles predict that Wilmington
viii be proud Of the new structure. The
members Of this organization are anxious
TO gal into their own quarters and work
of drawing plans for THE structure will be
rushed.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Everything on the Spot at Lyneh's
For Christmas.

Currsnts, Sc pkg; seeded raisins 10c
pkg; new citron. orange and lemon
rinds; cooking brandy. 800 the quart
wines bottles. any kind, S1.OO; con-
fectionery; WINS Golden fruit cake
zoe the pound; cooking sherry, S1.00
the gallon; white rock and apolinaris
water. port wine, s1.25 the gallon.
Telegraph, telephone or come in per-
son TO Lynch's, northwest corner Madi-
son & Fourth streets.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Treat For Unf0rtunatss.

Special to tho Evening Journal.
Dover. Dec. 5.-Superlrtendent J. p.
Aron, OF the Kent county almshouse. is
preparing a Christmas entertainment and
treat for the unfortunalte Inmates of that
institution. There win be a Christmas
tree, on which wiz be placed many gifts
for the inmates. and these win be dis
tributed at the close Of the entertain.
mem. There are at present severity IA.
mates In the institution, which IS the
same number as at This time last year.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Pastor Returns Thanks.

The pastor OF Haven NJ. E. Church,
THIRD and DUPONT streets desires to thank
the members and friends and well-Wdsh-
ers through The Evening Journal for the
large d0Hation OF groceries OF all de-
scriptionsA The donations were received
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
RURAL COLLECTORS REPORT
Collections For November Turned Over
to County Treasurer.

The rural tax collectors have made the
following returns TO Receiver OF Taxes
Retltew for 1.-THE month of November:
Deighton, MIL Creek hundred. $40; Swain,
Red Lion, s409.U; Casey, Brandywine.
S5n 60; Appleby. White Clay Creek.
1856. .6i;; Staats. Blackblrd, $3.50 "a. Moore,
Appoquinlmink, sS3i.s7; Pharos. St.
Georges. $752. 10; Hurn. St. Georges, 1882 "a
Tanning, Cihristiana. s2O52.56: Walton
Pencader, Ssl3.OO; Mcvaugh. MiIl Creek
81 7Ss 55; Rettew. Wilmington s715i.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
EoIIowed bv IlI Luok.

Being discharged from a Chester hos
p5tal on Wednesday where mis- leg was
Michael Brown, Of No. lis
French street fell on the slippery pave
ment yesterday, reOpening his wounds
and had TO be sent to the Delaware Hos
pttal. 1t was uhe amputated leg OF Brown
that was buried in the cellar Of a French
street house and coused the health au-
thorities ito make an Investigation.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Bicycle Club to Give Entertainment

The Wilmington Bicycle Club will
on New Years eve give another of
those vaudeville entertainments for
which IL is famous. Entertainers from
New York and Philadelphia viii be Sc
cured and they are going to try and
surpass even their former efforts in the
coming entertainment. This one will
be exclusively for members.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Yardmaster 10 Move Next Week

Yardmaster Cantwen and his staff
of clerks will not be able to occupy the
new yardmaster's Office at Todd's Cut
until some time net week. The in
stalling Of the telephone. telegraph and
electric light wires are responsible for
the delay. II was thought the office
would be removed this week. but It
could not be gotten ready for occu-
pancy.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
DECISION CHANGED BY
THE SUPERIOR COURT
SUNDAY GOSPEL MEETING
Topic at Y. M. C. A. will Be "a Model
Of Intercession."

Sunday afternoon az tho Young Mems
Christian Association II very interest
ing oeries OF Bible Studies is being con-
Quoted on the general topic OF Prayer" ."
For tomorrow the topic IS - Model Of
IntercezSion." Tho discussion is informal
and Ell men are cordially welcome TO ohc
gadherlng. The hour Is 3.i5.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
INC Rrothers prownnd.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 5-Luther and
Mitchell Carter, aged IA and 10 years
respectively, we're drowned in the
French Broad river near cambridge
Tenn. They were in a canoe, when
Luther fell into the river. N tryinr
to save his brother both were drowned.
The boys lived at Asheville, N. c.
Their mother is a widow.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
VOTES.

Lena Frederick. S07 w. srd ST.. 1925
4. J. Healy. los Broome St.. 1O.75s
Helen Crawford, 1927 Poplar st 7.S4o
w. ]. Lilly, 22O Woodlawn Ave- 4.SfO
9. II. May ..... ... .......... 64S
Mary Burke, 30S S. Van Buren, st sf5
Thos. Martin. 212 n. Harrison. s57
John Warren ..... .. .. . 240
l.. Behringer 412 Lombard ST.. III
John Welch. 1905 Hutton ST.. ss
G. Eakin 4O6 Z. 5th St.... "a
Ferd Speer. 1898 Delaware Ave ~
II. Barker. $40 z. 10th St.. Ks
w. Day. Ills Front STU. 20
Geo. Davis. 1904 Lincoln St.. Il
J. McDonough. 225 Harrison St.. -
Geo. Smith. 203 Z. Fifth St.. 12
John Shaw. Clayton. Del..... II
John Murphy. 1927 W. 2nd ST.. 10
G. Phillips. 1i04 Front St.... 9
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
JOURNAL CONTEST
IS NEARING AN END
T. J. Healy Jumped Up Over
600 Votes Today-Miss
Frederick AneBd

There is but a short time more in
which to hustle for the Evening Jour
nails prizes in the scholarship con-
test. The coming of the holidays will
mean redoubled effort on the part OF
the various contestants and some live
" voting is anticipated
Remember the easiest way TO secure
a big bunch of votes for your favorite
is TO take a years subscription to the
Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Last EvanasIlne RehearsaI.

The last rehearsal for "Evangeline."
which will be produced at the Opera
House on Monday and Tuesday even
ings, viii be held tonight. Margaret
Braunstein and chorus will sing Under
the Sycamore Tree" as a special fea-
ture on both nights OF the show.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Stricken Win ParaIvsis.

George Loney. Of No e2O Franklin street
was stricken with paralysis ON Thursday
and ds sam seriously III. Mr.. Loney for
many years was an engineer at the Pusey
and Jones Company plant.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
MORE ROOMS FOR DU POINT
Purchasing Department Moves to No.
1905 King Street.

Purchasing Agent Niles of the DUPONT
Powder Company is moving his offices to-
day from the fifth floor Of the Ford
Building TO No. 1905 King street. Mr..
Niles viii occupy the entire second floor
Of this building which will give him much
more room than he had in the Ford
Building.
The DUPONT Company has also rented
four offices in the Delaware and Atlantic
Telephone and Telegraph Company bui,d-
ing ait Sixth and shipley streets. Some Of
the clerical force of the big powder COM
pany will be moved there On the near fu-
ture.
Stop That Leak.
with Cartmelrs Roof Paint.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
Discharged in Bankruptey.

In United states Court this morn
ing Attorney T. e. Fraim of Dover
petitioned the court TO discharge Fred
Moncur OF that city in bankruptcy The
motion was granted.
Evening journal., 1903-12-05
ANNUAL ELECTION ZOE

Officers Of Wilmington Aerie. No. "A. F.
O. E.. will be held on next Monday night.
December Z.
W. IT. Deer.
Secretary, 65 Ivy Road.