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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
MYERS IS
NOW HIGH ROLLER
Well-Known Bowler Wins Out
in the Finish of a Close
Contest.

The weekly bowling tournament for a
box OF cigars offered 10y the proprietor OF
Williams Bowling Alleys. was rolled last
night. and resulted in the cigars going 70
captain Meyers. who laid up n high score
Of ,ol. Patterson was "a close second.
with "A score OF an even 10, but he could
not get the extra point needed TO make
the scores tie.
In the first part OF the tournament Cap
tain Myers dropped far 20 ne rear. and
it was not thought by the o~nlookers that
he would be in the running. In the middle
OF the game. however. he began 20 PICK
up and steadily cr-pt up on the leaders
until finally in the last box he overlook
the crowd with a strike.
The audience was most enthusiastic
over the race for high pin and great in
tcrest was shown IN the race between
Myers and Patterson. When Il was seen
that Myers was the winner he was given
tremendous applause and congratulations.
The scores are as follows.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
PU7YEAR NEOS
MISS H5R8IET Mr.. HILL
Son OF Professor Puryear-Rich-
mond People Pres
ont
emit.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, December 1.-THE
wedding OF Miss Hlrrie, Newell Rag
land Hil. daughter az AR. ana Mrs
Allan g. Iuu, formerly OF New York
City, and now Of Annapolis. ana Lieuten-
ant Bennot Puryear Jr. United States
Marine Corps. took place here Tonight.
the Rev. Joseph McComas, rector OF ST.
Annes Protestant Episcopal Church. this
city. officiating.
The groom is stationed at Fort Colum-
bla, near Havana, Cuba. bur obtained
leave TO come TO Annapolis To Doe mar
ried. lie Will return with his bride i'm a
few days.
The matron Of honor was Mrs. IL. leslie
spence. Jr. of Richmond. Va. and tie
maid Of honor was Miss Saillc Purvear of
Richmond. Va, sister ~ the groom. Tho
best man was Mr.. William Puryear. OF
Baltimore. the brother OF the groom.
Nellie Walker. the little daughter Of
Mrs. James Walker. Of Denver. COL. was
flower girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
WILLIAM
IS OISPLEASED
Chancellor Won Buelow
TO Dissolve the
Reichstag.

BERLIN, December I--Emncror wiz
liam has authorized Chancellor Won
Bueiow TO dissolve the R-eichs;ae and
order new elections IL TIE supplementary
appropriation asked fox 10y the govern
mont are not granted by the House.
The question Of Tie Reichstag apnro-
p~riating enough money 20 keep the pres
Ont army IN German Southwest Africa
IL the field Is. according 90 the convic-
ton ~ the government. equivalent 20 the
question whether the colony shall be
gwen up or reinstated An appeal Cd the
"untrr II necessary. will Doe made on
that Issue. the governments position
heing that ~ the present garrison ~
German Southwest Africa S. reduced frnm
L-"v TO 200 men. as the Centre parf,.
ana the Extreme Left contend should
De done. the i~nsurEent natives VIII OBJ
tain possession OF the colony.
The chancellor during the day couferre3
with the various party leaders. and told
them the government was unable % ac-
c'pt the action OF the approximation
committee. which is composed OF tine
leaders of an the parliamentary groros.
IN rejecting Yesterday the supnfe-
mcntarv budget OF over $500 nm mira
dHced November 1911. in order 10 met
the expense Of the war in German
Southwest Africa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
DINNER IN HONOR
OF Mr.. JOHNSON
Colonel Barton H. Grundy En-
tertained Distinguished Gather
ing at Club.
MANY RAILROAD PRESIDENTS
Nearly All the Lines in This
Section Represented Around
Festal Board.

Colonel Barton II. Grundy was the
host last night at "a dinner given IN the
Commonwealth Club in honor OF Presi-
dent T. +. Johnson. Of the Norfolk and
Western, 10 party OF railroad men who
We're in the city. ForN-twO guests
gathered around the tables in the din
in-rOOm Of the club at Q O clock. and the
flow and feast OF reason and soul began.
The dinner lasted until nearly midnight
Nearly every railroad in tho Eastern
part OF the United states was repre-
ing as his guests directors and presi-
dents Of the Norfolk and Western. the
Coast Line. the Seaboard Air Line. the
southern. tho Chesapeake and Ohio. the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
and tho Washington Southern. Among
those present We're. President George
~. Stevens. on the Chesarteakc and
OHIO Mr. Alexander Hamilton, VICE.
president of the Atlantic Coast Line.
Ar- Harry 81. George Tucker. president
Of the jamestown Exposition. NIr. w.
IT. White. president % tho Richmond.
Fredorickshurg and Potomac. and Wash
iuEton-Southern Major ohm =. Branch.
Mr.. Fred. w. Scott. directors Of tho At
lantic Coast Line. General Charles Nil
ler. Nj. 7. =. Green. vice-president of
w. w. Finley. president of the South
cru Railway. Mr.. Joseph Rrynn. director
OF the Southern Railway. General Chas
J. Anderson. Governor Swanson. OK
Governor MONTAGUE. Judge Keith Judge
t. T. lewis. Hon Eppa HurtoD. Hon.
IT. 7, Wickh7n. director OF. the Chosa-
Deako and Ohio. and JUDGE william ].
Lcake. director % tho Richmond. Frcde-
rioESburg and Potomac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
pEhpV pp0HicCN cuIO
FOR DASH" tn NORTH POLE

NEW YORK. Dcccwhc- 12-Commandcr
Robert T.. Pearv. together with fifty other
persons. members Of the Paary Arcti,
Club. and friends. were guests 1T a din-
uer given bv Morris x. Jessop at tho
University club tonight In honor OF the
explorers safe return from the Arctic.
The dinner was described as n family
affair" and the speeches delivered were
OF mn Informal character. nothing being
Given out for publication.
Commander Pearv. IN respouse TO the
consratuIations Of Mr.. Jessup. IS said 20
have told his friends that If nc could get
right sort Of ship for another dash TO
the north pole he believed he could ac-
complish his object In a year. II is said
assurances were given him at the dinner
that the kind OF ship he wants would be
provided whenever he is ready TO under
take another vovaee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
RELIEF FOR NEEDR,
FUNDS REQUIRED
Associated Charities Send Out
Appeal for the Years
Necessities.

The annual appeal Of the Associated
'Ntr4ucs. through the medium of which
relief has been systematically furnished
to the needy OF this city for years. has
Just been sent out iu the form Of ii letter
from Mr.. Henry lee Valentine. chairman
ot the t1nanrr Committee. This Orglni-
zauon has done "a noble and useful
work. and las done IL with Intelligence.
limiting the dispeusation OF its charity
90 the worthy and the reliable. rather
than ~bestowiug il indiscriminately and
unworthily. as is often "a. cas-. where
individual work is attempted.
In bis appeal for funds. Mr. Valentine
says, attcr briefly. summarizing the his
The work for the coming year from
date VIII require $r0l0. When this necce-
Sary fund is raised thcre wi J not be any
other calls for these purposes. or FOR this
Organization. for a year. Upon receipt
of your donation. YOU viii be sent one III
our printed cards as % contributor to the
Associated Charities OF Richmond. Va.
thereby giving YOU every rirht TO send
am applicants to- the central once. where
they Will be cared for"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
BRISTOL VS..
Tournament Between the Crack
Bowlers of Two Cities.

Tho INST gomes Of t1e bOWlng tOurno-
Uent between the crack Bristol team and
the Richmond team will be- rolled tonight
ln Winiams's alleys. The R-ichmOndcrs
have been sharpening their wits for near
It TWO weeks now. getting i'm proper
shape for the big match. At present their
condition cannot DE improved on. and
their hackers are confident that they will
out ahead OF the game.
As Is usual IN the games between two
cities where the teams are not in the
same alley. the match viii be- conducted
wire. As soon as a man finishes roll
ing ir Bristol. tho result OF his last roll
IS sent o. tho team in Richmond. and
there posted mn where an can see. The
Richmond PLAYERS do the same for Bris-
toll. and ir this way tho games can pro-
coed exactly as II the teams We're in tho
same alleys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
MR.. WHITE UNDECIDED.
President-Elec of r., +. & ?.
Finds 1t Difficult TO Leave.

trprNIAl 20 The -Dlapatch
NNitFoI Is. VA. December 12.-Mr.
William d. White. who was yesterday
elected To- tno presidency Of the Rico
m0nd. Frcic-Icksburg and Potomac Rail
rold. at Uioi moud. said to-day that news
paper announcements that De had accept
od tine position were premature.
Whom Seen. Mr.. white said he had just
received Official notification OF his eiec-
zion. and had the matter under advise
mrut- No said hc had not yet determined
upon what course DE would pursue with
reference to the very complimentary tcn-
dor which bad been made
The necessity Of "a change Of residence
from Norfolk TO Richmond. which would
follow hlf acceptance. ~ causing mature
consideration ON the part Of Mr.. White.
Mr White spoke with marked feeling
~ fle dinIca.ty he is having pa making
Nn le mind to give mp his residence in
Norfolk. the city which he so much loves
and where he has spent 80 much OF his
ne,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
NAN
HAS APPENDICITIS
Former Superintendent of Schools
w. N. Love Brought Here
Very III.

For two years Mr.. w. y. love. eN-
superintendent OF schools of Lunenburc
county. and n man Who is held in the very
highest esteem I'm tho county. has suner
ed from appendicitis.
lie DID not know the cause OF his all
meut until he came 90 Richmond two
weeks ago. and was treated by Dr. Edwin
Gee.
Obliged TO return to his home and
sign warrants for the salaries Of the
school teacher OF the county. Mr. Love
returned 20 Lunenburg. but at the time
was admonished 20 be back I'm Richmond
within a few days.
lie was taken sick and could not re-
turn until last night. ON the DELAYED
train be reached Richmond at $50 O'Clock.
and was at once taken in - ca. RI e
70 the home Of his sister. AIRS. A.. Y.
Hurt No lA 1-2 East Clay Street. where
he will Doe until this morning. when he
VIII ne taken 10 the Memorial Hospital
for an operation.
d. Floyd GREGORY. of I-unenburg coun-
&. accompanied M. Love to the city.
DTS GREGORY. Gee and Horseley were in
consultation last night. They decided
THAI nm operation was imperative.
To is said by the physicians thar NJ
Low" has been suffering from appendicitis
ior Two years. once he has been treated
f0r pneumonia.
Besides his physician. DR.. Gregory. his
brother. the Rev. stephen II. Love. and
his brother-in-law Hon. q. T.. Hardy.
accompanied Mr.. Love 20 Richmond. His
SON Mr.. Ample Love. is also here. All
VIII remain until after the operation.
Mr. Love WAS taken sick about two
years aeo. and has since been unable 20
attend TO any work. He attended the
school teachers convention here two
weeks ago. and was taken sick the day
before he proposed leaving tine city. When
Dr- Gee examined him he found that
the cause OF the sickness was appended
It's. and advised Mr.. Love to undergo an
~orcration II oncn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
CREDITORS.
Argument Concluded - Decision
WIN Be Reached Shortly.

PARIS. December 12-The arguments OF
counsel for t.e Castellane creditors were
finished to-day before the tribunal cf
hrst Iustan.. " the Seine. A decision VIII
Dee rendered .urtly.
Mitre lann.t for the creditors. con-
tended TO t. end that Madame Could
was under oYirations 10 settle the bills
for c-NtraVaelnoes which both She and
Count Boni shared. and thus save her
e~N-hnsband from ruin and d%ishonor.
Maitre Crunni. for Madame Gould. in-
sisted Chat fh. legitimate bills would be
paid. bot trat 10 would be- unjust 90 sad
do ON her tHc responsibility for the
counts foll.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
JON FOUND FATHER
DRJWaEO N RIVER
Mr.. Henderson Parker, Aged
Citizen, Lost His Life in
Unknown Manner.

Henderson Parker. sc~venty-nve years Of
ase, was found in tine river near Afayo's
hridse at ana early hour yesterday morn
llg- His son. Mr.. Clarence Parker. Of
No. 4 Louisiana Street. found the body
~ Tho river. having searched FOR some
time for his father. who left home the
afternoon before. and Who had been miss
ing since.
The deceased was "a l~ivernan. For "a
Score of years he had followed tho river
trade. and was well known 20 an OF the
men who work on the water.
The body was hshci to the shore. and
Coroner w. II. Taylor called. An inquest
was deemed unnecessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
WENT OUT TO HUNT;
BROUGHT HOME CORPSE
Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.l

TAPPAHANNOCK VA. December p
Joe Southland. q youth. son OF Mr.. Willie
Southland, who resides near Dumbrooke.
this county. accidentally shot and killed
himself while out rabbit hunting. He was
at the spring near his home. and the dog
jumped a abb and the report OF the
gun was heard. a few minutes after lac
was found dead. with the entire load in
his body. lie Is supposed 20 have picked
the gun up TO shoot tho rabbit, and tho
gun was accidentally discharged, killing
him instantly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
NO DECISION ANNOUNCED
IN APPEAL OF CARUSO

NEW YORK, December 12.-The appeal
OF fnrieo CarusO. the tenor. from his con-
Nicton on n charge Of d!sor1erly conduct
towards women IN the monkey house az
central Park came an before Recorder
Cor to-day. No new evidence WIS taken.
the proceedings being limited 20 arsu-
mcnt hy the attorneys.
No decision WAS handed down to-day.
The attorneys on both sides were given
until Monday to hand In briefs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLI-
DAY EXCURSIONS. VIA THE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

On December goth to 25th, inclusive.
and December 3Oth and 3lst. 1905. and
January 1st. 1907. the SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY will sell special excursion tickets
20 and from all points at reduced ratea;
return limit January 7th. 1901.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13

who UP 20 a few days ago was the cham
riou skater OF the state, Will captain one
Of thc teams. lie viii call his men the
Rlchmonds, and the other team VIII be
c.llcd after tho Cockade CITY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
Warried LII Ealtimore.

BALTIMORE. MD, December IA
marriage license was ISSUED here to-day
for Mr.. Charles r.. Lewis. p years old,
and Elizabeth +. Davis, u years old,
both Of Urbanna, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
CHESTER GILLETTE
TAKEN TO AUBURN

IIERKIMER. ~. - December 70
Chester z. Gillette. who is sentenced to
bc electrocutcd during tho week begin
min January @th FOR the murder Of
Grace Brown. was taken to the Aubrrn
prison to-day in the custody of sheriff
fl'"f and q dcpltv Mrs. Gi lette
Chester's mother. consented TO remain
behind TO avoid possible scenes on an.
way. and She was promised in return
that She might visit her boy in Auburn
prison tomorrow.
Mrs. Gillette had q farewell breakfast
with her son I'm his cell. and just at the
close OF the visit the mother became
hysteTical.
- can stand 10 mo longer She shouted.
ana "a guard led her To- another part of
the Jail. where She recovered her self
possession. An hour later she went back
To her sons cell and hadc him gO0d-by
in - very Impressive manner.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
WORK In CHANNEL
OVER FOR WINTER
Major Sanford WithdrawS
light DredgeS After Salts
factory Seasons Work

Major J. c. Sanford. the government
engineer in charge Of the dredging OF the
Delaware river. will withdraw for the
winter the eight big suction dredges on
December 90 and although over two and
a half millions of dollars has been ex-
pended on the channel. and an additional
expenditure of one and a half millions
is required. the work of finishing the
promised Delaware river channel
slowly but surely progressed during the
past year.
From the capes to the Pennsylvania
State line the thirty-foot channel has
been completed. although the contem-
plated width Of 600 feet has not been
made in all portions Of the big water
way. The channel win be widened next
spring.
The work OF dredging progressed more
satisfactorily this year than preceding
ones. This was partly due to the pro-
curing by Major Sanford and his assistant
engineer. J. f. Hasslarl OF the NAM
moth suction dredge Delaware, which has
a capacity Of 5000 cubic yards per day.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
WELCOME TO SANTA
Children Promise Him to Let Fires Go
Out II He viii Come.

Even though the little folk, in their
anxiety to help dear old st. Nicholas as
much as possible, have promised to clean
the chimney. let the IRE go out. etc.
would he not have rather a strenuous
time, in these modern days, entering the
homes by way Of the chimney?
You know, now. there are few, If any.
wide chimneys and spacious hreplaces to
AFFORD Santa an easy entrance, so 1t GER
tainly seems more probable that he must
be supplied with a mystic key that will
give him entrance to each and every
home.
tBut, come as he may, we are sure he
viii bring. perhaps not everything asked
for. but what in his all-wise Judgment is
best for each and every one.
|. a Few OF the more thoughtful ones are
the following:
Rosena NJ. Ford. No. s Sixth avenue.
Jennie c. Ford. No. Sixth avenue.
Ralph L. Mahan, NO. 1923 East Eighth
street
w. Preston Rutter. No a4 Jefferson
street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
Special Services at First Church.

Bach evening this week services viii be
Church. leading up to the celebration OF
rommunion next sunday. The services
viii be as follows: This evening. address
W the Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr; We'd
uesday address by Miss Henrietta Moore.
q missionary from india; Thursday adj
dress by the Rev. J. Frank Campbell the
pastor; Friday eyening. address by the
Rev. Albert G.. Jamis1n.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
Trolley Riders COMPLAIN.

Patrons of the Rising Sun branch OF the
Peoples Railway Company are complain
ing Of the lack OF protection from the
elements at the end Of the line The ter
minus Is at Hunters Corner, and AS there
is no shed or covering at that point those
who desire TO board cars ofttimes arc tcm
PEELED TO stand in the rain while waiting
for a car.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11

Former sherln John Z. Taylor is being
urged by his friends to become a oandi-
date. Tor trustees of tho Commons al New
ClstIe. Mr. Tayior lives in that city. hut
owns several line farms. the appeIanca
OF which Indicate that he is an up-to-date
and practical farmer. The Trustees CT the
Commons Is tho body which controls the
farms about New Castle which We're
srantcd TO the city by william Penn.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
CHURCH NOTES.
What the Msthodistss Are Doing or
Intend to Do.

Scott
Meeting Of the Wesley Brotherhood will
be held at the close of the prayer meet
ing tomorrow evening, at which time the
officers will be elected.
The regular monthly meeting Of scotts
Standard Bearers vii be held at the par
sonage on Thursday evening at ZsO
o'clock. All members are urged to be
present
Mt. Salem
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees VIII be held this even
ing at 7.45 O'clock.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be
held tomorrow evening, following the
prayer service.
The first ingathering towards the church
debt viii take place on Friday evening.
January IL.
Siverbrook
Sunday evening the Knights Of Pythias
worshipped with us.
We had a large attendance at the Ep-
worth League service last Sunday even
ing and good meeting. John Buck had
charge.
The meeting held In the church during
the past week resulted in seven CONVEX
sions.
Wesley
A special meeting of tho stewards and
solicitors win be held this evening. at 7.A5
o'clock.
Madeley 3
The recent Thanksgiving supper netted
In excess Of S55 for the Ladies' Aid So
ciety. tttf tftss Nr1
The Sunday school Christmas entertain
ment will be given on Thursday evening.
December e. good time for everybody
10 assured. BE certain to attend
The Epworth League hour Sunday night
was in charge Of the chndren's Church.
There was given an excellent musical
and literary program.
The monthly meeting of the Official
Board viii be held tomorrow night, at
thee lose Of prayer meeting Stewards
and trustees please take notice and pre-
pare for this meeting.
The semi-monthly meeting OF the En-
worth League will be held this evening at
o'clock. The committee will be ready
with a good program. Cyrus p. Keen will
be the speaker Guphophone selections.
kingswood
on Thursday evening at o'clock the
regular monthly business meeting Of the
Epworth League will be held az the home
Of Mrs. Mary Davis. corner Tenth and
Bennett streets.
Goodman
The Ladies' Aid will meet next Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs. Bella Sharpe.
No. 1885 North Lincoln street. at p. m.
The pastor extends a very cordial invl-
tation 20 the congregation to attend the
prayer meeting on Friday evening at z As.
The children having part in the Christ
mas Cantata will meet for rehearsal at 4
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The older
ones having part will meet Monday
| evening at s o'clock.
The communion service OF last Sundqy
morning was very precious season; fve
were received on probation. At the even
ing service Presiding Elder A. S. Now
bray gave sermon from Mark i: Is
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
NO MORE ADS ON
PENNSY TIME TABLE

Beginning with the January issue. the
timetable books of the Pennsylvania.
railroad will appear without advertise
ments. The order to this effect was
made public yesterday
The issuance Of the order is said to
have followed numerous and loud COM
plants from big firms which sell goods
TO the Pennsylvania railroad who were
annually confronted by solicitors who
demanded by advertisements at enormous
prices. These men, it is said made as
high as $4,000 a year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
TOT DIED FROM BURN
Three year-old Harry Mcclure Sue
oumbed to Injuries. fsffra o

eumbed to Injuries. Fsffths q.
Harry Mcclure, the three-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure.
|of Sl2 East Eighth street, Chester. and
formerl yof this city. who was severely
burned week ago by igniting his
clothing from box Of matches which
had exploded IN his fathers pocket
and had been placed in a coal scuttlo.
Is dead. The tot crawlcd towards tho
scuttie and before any one noticed
MIN no was screaming. Whom his ma
rents found him, he was I'M mass Of
names. and az the Chester Hospifal
where he was taken ATTIC rthc accident.
II was found that ne was badly burned
about the body and arms. Evorvthina
possible wa done for the hoy's comfort
but he continued 10 sink until death
relieved his suffering.
Inc tot was a mute and his paronf
have the sympathy OF the entire com
munity in thei bereavement.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
MonthIy MeetInn d chur.h.

Members OF the First Methodist Protes-
tant Church viii hold a monthly meeting
in the lecture room Of the church to-mor.
row night at O'Clock. It is desired that
all the members Of the church. be present.
It is also desired that those having sold
tickets for the recent turkey supper WI
bring in the returns at this meeting. as
the Ladies Aid Society will meet at the
same hour,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11

AZ a bake which was held NV Nfrs
George Bogss lase Saturday undor M
auspices OF the stewards Of tho First
Methodist Protestant Church. a good srm
was realized. hence Mrs Powell win hold
one on next Saturday IN the lecture rooms
Of the church.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
Eraneis Mn Re netaotiue.

Governor Lea either to-day or to-mo-.
row is expected to appoint Theodore W
Francis State detective. 10 succeed
Charles L. Gray. resigned. Several rer.
sons were after the position, but Francis
has been most prominently mentioned.