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Evening journal., 1907-12-21
FARMERS OFFER
REWARD FOR lHIEF

Farmers ln the vicinity Of Talleyville
are aroused over the many cattle end
horse thefts which have taken place
there recently. the latest of which was
the stealing of the rig of Charles
Ferguson, Of the Concord Turnpike,
near Talleyville. last Wednesday. West
Brandywlne Grange has offered a re-
ward for the arrest and conviction of
the person or persons concerned in the
theft of Mr. Ferguson's rig. and The
organization of a rural police force
will be taken ~ if the oienses con-
tinue. Best les the stealing of cai-
tie and horses there tas been an epi-
demic of small robberies and articles OF
more or less value have been taken
from ha-ns and farm houses.
Mr. Ferguson is stil making a Wig
orous search for his ris He believes
that the horse and wagon are TO be
located in West Chester. and this
morning re went taese to see IL he can
find a trace of his property suspici-
Gus strangers are being closely watch
ed at Taneyville
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
FRIENDS SCHOOL
"GYM" OPENED
tContInued From TIrst 10

collegiate life. and asserted that it
should have no less an important posi-
tion in the training Of the young than
mental education. He had kind words
for President Roosevelt as an athletic
enthusiast Democrat or Republi-
can he said, I'VE admire the Presi-
dent for love of athleJics. To come TO
You directly" he concluded "this
splendid building which you have
erected IS the best assurance OF con-
tinued school spirit and pride. / con.
graduate you on the splendid spirit
which has brought this pride to such a
magnificent climax"
Basketball Game.
following Or. Babbitrs address She
floor was clea.ed and the pupils ana
visitors sat along the walls and crowd
el the running gallery while the
basketball game was in progress. The
game was decidedly eNcit ne Twenty
minute halves vera playel In the
irst half although outweighed. the
school had little trouble in pilng up
seven points to the alumnrs one. Ia
the second half. however, the alumni
assumed the aggressive and went at
it hammer ana tones. with the result
that they ran UP eleven points to the
schools 4, winning the game by score
of ~ to IL. Athletic Instructor
Dempster was the referee. The line
up.
Alumni Defense, Lobdell. Gilpin;
center. Smith. S men, forwards
southerland Miller; Friends School
Defense. Buck. Mfle~. Lynn; center,
Carepntoi forwards. Kellogg, Bush.
Goals. free tres for Friends School
Kellogg. o. from floor, Lynn. Kellogg
Carpenter, one each; goals for Alumni
on free tries. Miller, J.; Smith. Il from
floor Miller, g. Lobden. O.
After the game the visitors were
shown through the building and a so-
cial hour was enjoye ,. during which re-
freshments We're served.
The gymnasium committee comprises
John M Mendinhan M-s Calvin ~
Bye. Mrs. Jesse Phillips. William p
Bancroft. Lindley c. Kent and Lewis
w Brosius.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
JeweIer, 22o Market Street.
GREAT CROWD AT
POLICE SHOW

There was an immense crowd in the
Grand Opera House last night. wren
the police gave their Ministries for tho
benefit OF the Christmas tree fund for
the poor children of the city. The pcr-
lorm lLoe was eNccllont and reflects
much credit. both ON the members of
The cast and the committee of police
men who had tho affair in hand.
The entertainment began with an
old time minstrel and the applause
was both loud and frequent, and 20
speak OF any ono performer without
saving a word for eacl individual
would be Joiug an injustice as all
did their pest TO contribute &c the sue
cess of the affair and the joy of tine
poor and needy children of the city
on Christmas day.
Tne program m detail follows
I1terlcctutor-J. Frank Merrick
Bones Samuel Ford. Frank Kyle. VIII
liam Crozier, Michael Barr. Tamhos
Sid Greene, t. r. Phillips, Ed Hon
erickson. g. w. Lyons. Premier Ends
Walter Fullmer. John Brainard
Opening chorus. entire com panv.
Love Me and the World is Mine.
E. c. NJ. Wright; "All In. Down and
Out John Rrinard. "Schonl Days.
a. !1aggerty; when the Violets
Whisper Marie" John Haggerty. "My
Last Farewell" Walter Fdlmer "The
Sweetest G ri 90 IN" John j. Giibride:
Let 1t Alone" Sid Greene; Good
Night. but Not Goodbye" Hugh
irainard; Brother Noah Gave Out
Checks for Rain" Frank Kyle Take
Your Time" Z. r. Phillips; MY
Faithful Rose" la Mort Guver; the
>opular histl,r, H. Kohlboolser
olio.
Miss Pauline BlocIson, juvenile en-
,ertairer of hieh order.
mckinley and Cole, Wilmington'a
clever little sister team.
+ ufessnr bIepDc, Studio of Music
cast. Professor Joseph a herman:
Jake, Ta)mas McCrea; Tough Billy
Tot n f. faggerty.
"Nan. Clip Conroy and Blest, quar-
tet of terpsichorean artists.
Clever Little Marion Lynch. singing
and dane ng.
Frank Kyle, Imperial Indian Club
lmanipdlator.
Master Hugl Brainard. popular a.
lustrated songs Life motion pictures
Police Express Thanks.
The police wish TO express theii
THINKS to those who participated in
the entertainment and also TO the pub
lie for its generous assistance. The
money received from the sale of tho
] tickets ;Or the affair will be judic-
iously expended and will probably be-
more appreciated tins Christmas, thar
for several in the past, because Of tho
large number of people in the city
] who are out of work The police
viii look after the needy on their dis
tricts and Christmas win he made 2
day of joy for the poor. so far as the
police can make e.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
COMPL OF
THE MELKMEN

Members Of the Milk Producers Pro-
tective Association Of New Castle
County which held its monthly meet
ing in Bulls Head Hotel to-day, strong
~ criticised the system of inspecting
milk in this city. It is declared that
farmers living near the city are Obliged
to have their milk inspect q, while
others living at a distance are able to
evade the inspection because, il is IL
legged, of the methods of the milk in
spector Of this city. The discussion Of
the yearly Inspection of dairies that
send milk to Wilmington, which takes
place every January. brought out the
criticism. The farmers declare that
the inspection costs inem $500 every
January and that If it is not directed
as well TO farmers living at a distance
IL should not be forced upon simply
those who live in the vicin. ty of tho
city.
The city milk inspector is Charles
Grantland, who is under the superN-
sion OF City Council. Every January
he insDects the dairies of farmers who
supply milk to Wilmington. and if the
inspection is satisfactory, he issues
Gel tAtilNtiAN oL inspection WHICH is elEltN
by the city clerk and returned to the
farmer The members of the Milk
Producers Association ass rt that this
inspection is not carried to all the
dealers who send milk TO the city and
that many living down the State ara
thus able to evude the inspection, their
milk being brought here and sold with
milk that has been INSPECTED. Because
of the yearly inspection Of their dairies,
the wholesalers spend much time AMI
money to keep their dairies IN the best
sanitary condition. and as the dealers
who escape the inspection do not have
this expense the farmers living near
the city do not consiler the present
manner of inspecting Gairies fair.
The association this morning voted
to keep the wholesale price of milk at
cents a quart for January, retaining
the December price.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
XMAS PRICES
ARE NOT HIGH

Tho Christmas market opened with
q vim to-day. and MAN. people are all
really getting ia their turkeys and all
tho other good things that so TO make
a Christmas dlnnor
Turkeys win he no hirhcr ia price
for Ch7istmas than thCN were for the
Thanksgiving Day feast Good birds
WI prohabiy sell al 70 ana % cents a
pound and the sunDly this morning
was arple. Fame. stock is now seil-
ing at 20 ana p cents wholesale. while
Western birds are cpated az As and 20
cents Although the supply to-day
was 3leni.fu there was no evidence of
glut 1t is said that many turkeys
were drowned ~ the recent floods in
New Jersey and MARYLAND and through
The Delaware peninsula.
The prices of turkeys IN the retail
market RANGED about - cents a pound.
Some farmers we're selling good fowls
for "a cents p pound.
Good chickens we've being sold by
farmers To-day for from so 10 IS cents
each.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Nj R.Yard Eniertoirs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l-Mrs, James A.
Bayard daughter-in-iaw Of the late secre-
tary of State Hon. Thomas r. Bayard. OF
President Cleveland's Cabinet. entertain, q
az a tea yesterday presenting her daueh-
ter. Miss Anne Frances Bayard, 20 WASH
ington society. Mrs. Bayard was assist
ed by Mrs. T.. G. Brooks and d. p. Nc
Carney and Miss Margaret Cranston
Brooks the Misses Cassn Miss Depew.
Miss Eleanor Paul the Misses Abbott and
Miss Louise White Mrs. Bayard wore a
gown Of nile green silk and point laso Ia
a modified empire style. Miss Bayards
gown was OF white lace over chiffon and
white messaline nai she carried an ormful
Of American Beauty roses. AIRS. Bayard
entertained her receiving party at dinner
after tea, when a few men were guests
ldtheHdhrd shrdiu shrdluhrdlurdluuuu
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
wilmington CAMPOFFT1ERS

Wilmington Camp Modern Woodmon
.of America, has elected the following
oneers' George H. Bailey, venerable
COUNSEL bdgar p. Hopes. worthy adj
WISER h W. Henderson, Jr, banker;
Garrett $. smith, clerk. Joseph Craig
escort a. T.. Pomberton. watchman:
Arthur p. Green. sentry; Francis d.
Jones. manager; James l.. France. John
Palmer Jr, Albert Robin and Joseph
". Wales physicians; James j.. Fee
ney, chief forester
The officers VIII be Installed ia Janu-
ary when a class of hfteen new MEM
bers VIII also be received in honor OF
the silver jubilee of the Modern Wood
men Of America.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
WANT DR.. MOWBRAY
FOR ANOTHER YEAR

At Che fourth quarterly conference Of
Harrison ~ T.. Church this week, the
board of stewards was appointed by
the pastor. the Row c. T Wyatt, and
resolutions were adopted commencing
Presiding Elder A. S. Mowbray and
Irecommcndirg that he be returned by
Bishop GoodsCll 20 the district for
another year "'f'ff'T
board of stewards: J.. l.. Chamber
lain. William n. Updike, James W.
Robertson, George b. Crossan, Harry
J.. Roop. John E Miller. Charles r
Rue, A. H. Scarborough. John s. H.
Beardslee Reuben l. Rutt c. g. Frick,
district stewards; Albert T. Clayton,
recording steward.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
CANTAfA AT tPGORTH
Chorus Choir Of the Church viii Pre-
sent "The Shepherd King"
Tomorrow Night.

Epworth NJ p. Church choir will
sing Lincoln Halls new cantata. "The
Shepherd King" az the evening SER
vice i'm the church on Sunday The
cantata is the newest production of
Mr. Halls. and has never been sung
i'm this city before. The chorus work
is exceptionally nne, and Epworth
choir promises TO sing it in splendid
manner. The chorus at Epworth will
consist of thirty-nve voices. with
George e. King as director and Mrs
Emma SaNton, organist
At the morning service. at 10 80
O'clock the choir will sing the follow
ing numbers: Peace on Earth" Jud-
son; And To, the Angel" Solly; ION
the Listening Ear of Night" Adams
The rendition of "The Shepherd
King" will occupy the entire evening
service.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
PLAN TO SERVE
HOLIDAY MAIL

Postmaster Conrad and Assistant
Postmaster Jester have called a meet
ing of an the letter-carriers tomorrow
TO arrange for the delivery Of the holi-
day mail From all parts Of the United
states and from many foreign coun-
tries mnil is pouring into the local
postoncb. and Postmaster Conrad is
fo have it an distributed
throughout the city by Christmas Day
So taere viii be no behtcd gifts.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
SELLS MARKET
STREET PROPERTY

Another Market street property changed
ownership yesterday afternoon. II is he
building, No. COS and was sold by William
t. Hawkins. owner to Charles w. scha-
grin. Although the price obtained Is no.
stated it is said TO have been high. Til,
hrst floor Of the building ls occupied by
Mrs. schasrin as millinery store Il Is
the intention OF the new owner to greatly
enlarge the store. The property has q
frontage Of q feet and a depth Of 10 feet
and is considered one Of the most deslr-
able Of Market street locations
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
A. 0. 0. S. TO DINE


In the engine house OF the "WashyH
Fire Company tomorrow will be given
the annual dinner of the Ancient Order OF
snoozers. an organization made up Of
members Of the company and their
friends
The banquet viii be held I'm the FIRST
story Of the engine house instead Of an
the basement as formerly and covers viii
be laid for seventy-nve members and In
vted guests.
The banquet will begin at n o'clock
and win DE in the nature Of a turkey din
ner with the "trimmings' which 60 TO
make 10 such an event
Martin Farrell, former assistant OF the
fire department. is engineering the az
fair and promises good time 20 an those
who attend BENJAMIN Adair Is Chief
snoozer Of the order and Benjamin Spence
holds the chair Of Chief Judge.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Deaths

aottfN gANAUoa
Charles L. Eaton.
John r. Mcdowell.
Albert X. Murphy.
Daniel Lueey.
Suddenly. IN this city, on
December 10. 1907, Joseph r. Donoho
aged 62 years
Relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices al his late residence. No 300l
Washington street, on sunday after
noon. December 20. at . o'clock. In
terment Riyerviow Cemetery
LUcEY-ln this city. on the 18th inst
Daniel Lucoy aged AZ years.
Relatives. friends. members OF Di-
vision No. 6. A. o. H. and members
of the Hibernian Knights. are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF Cornelius Lucey, Fifth
and Poplar streets, ON Monday morn
ing. at o'clock Requiem mass at
ST Mtrl 8 Church. Interment at Cath
edral Cemetery
MCDOWELL this city. on Decem-
Der 20. 1907. John r. Mcdowell. In
his 47th year
Relatives, friends Aerie No. "a, r.
o. r., and Bartenders' Union. No. 466.
are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral services at his late residence,
No. 207 Lombard street. on Monday
afternoon, December 23d. az o'clock.
Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery.
EAToN-In this city. ON December 20.
1907, Charles l.. Eaton, aged AZ
years.
Funeral services at his late resi-
dence. no. 2315 West Second street.
on Monday morning. December 23d, at
II o'clock. Interment SilverbroolS
Cemetery.
MURPHY-In this city, on December
20, 1907, Albert x, son Of Sarah and
the late James Murphy.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited TO attend the funeral from
The residence Of his mother, 502 Della
4,ara avenue, on Monday morning, 23d
inst. at $50 o'clock. Requiem mass
~ cathedral Interment az cathedral
Cemetery
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
MILITIAMEN TO
SHOOT FOR TROPHY

Colonel Theodore Townsend has is
sued orders for the annual shoot Of
squads from the Organized Militia Of
Delaware for The Morning News cup,
which has been twice won by the squad
from Company G., I'm whose possession
it viii remain should 1t be won by the
team squad this year The dates ar
ranged are as follows:
Standing, Wednesday evening. Janu-
ary s.. 1905, al SIS o'clock. Kneeling.
Friday evening. February A. 1908. at
Sis O'Clock Prone, Wednesday even
ing, March rs. 1908, at SIS O'Clock
Captain f. = Rogers. inspector Of
rifle practice, will be present and In
charge Of the competitions on each oc-
cason.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
YOUNG BRIDAL COUPLE
SAILED FOR EUROPE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW YORK, Dec 2t-Mr and Mrs.
John Bancroft, Jr., Of Wilmington, Del,
who surprised exclusive society cir
cles in Wilmington on Wednesday by
clipping romantically to Washington
and getting married. sailed for Europe
this morning on the Hamburg Ameri-
can liner Pennsylvania They win
visit Mr.. Bancroft's relatives in Eng
land. he being a connection Of the late
Hon. John Bright. after which Mr.
Bancroft will enter Heidelberg Uni-
versitv in Germany
Alfred T. DUPONT millionaire pow
der manufacturer, of Wilmington ace
companied The couple to New York aud
saw them of Mrs. Bancroft is his
daughter. and it Is understood he dp-
proves of tho marriage. he welcoming
the young couple on their return from
Washington 10 Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Will BUILD
NEW CHURCH

Building Inspector Johnson issued "a
permit to-day TO Contractor A. W..
Brilely to build a new brick church for
the Haven M. r. colored congregation,
which will replace the one burned
down sometime ago.
The new church win occupy tho site
of the one destroyed by fire. on the
north side Of Third street. between du-
Point and Scott strets. The cost of the
building will be S6000
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
eovernor HeId conferenos.

Governor Lea conferred yesterday
with several physicians of Whining
ton and other parts of the State rela-
tive 10 the anti-turberculosis conven-
tion which viii be held in Washing
ton The governor, IL is expected will
be present az the gathering as well as
delegates ON behalf of the city and
state.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Property at. Executors Sale.

I0hn EUgur Tr0nkIm, cNecutor 0I the
estate of Elizabeth B Floyd, sold the
property No. 622 King street this
morning to the Security Trust and
safe Deposit Company for $500 The
property has 23 foot front and depth
OF 81 feet
The Misses Maud and Malge Hal-
iinehead. of Milton, Pa. are the guests
of Mrs Joseph Ii Bartlett
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Albert K. Murphy.

Alfred *. Murphy. a popular omploye Of
n. snoilenburg and Company. died yes
terday in his home. No SOY Delaware ave-
nue.. after am extended illness. He was the
son OF Mrs. Sarah and the late Samael
Murphy For several yenrs he was a clerk
IN the shoe department of James r. Null
lin and sons. The funeral will be he'd
from the home Monday morning. with n
requiem mass in the Cathedral Burial viii
be In Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
LUNCH ROOM AND PIANO
IN CIGAR FACTORY

The " W. c. A. win shortly extend
its activities by installing a lunch
counter in the cigar factory of the r.
NJ Schwartz Company at Eighth and
Orange streets. AT present there are
1856 girls In the company's employ, and
the firm purposes to double the num-
ber. TO add 20 the comfort OF the girls
tho company has placed q piano in
the work rooms FOR their use.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Diseussed Poultry show.

In the West End Stables last even
ing. q meeting of the Delaware Poul-
try and Pct Stock Association was
held at which routine business was
discussed. The prospects are that the
show which viii be given this year
in Turn Hall by the association will
surpassed any that has been attempt-
led along that line heretofore
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
G. z. oHioers cho.on.

The Christian Endoavor of the Sec
ond NJ. p Church at its semi-annual
business meeting elected the following
officers. Edward Crawford. president;
Harry Essick. president; IT, Nav
shuster. seoretary; Ruth Austin, cor.
responding secretary. Clara Crawford.
treasurer.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Wants - cat -.

George +. Albright member OF
the Marion Fire Company of Reading
Pa. was a visitor at the Phoenix en-
gine house this morning. Mr.. Albright
IS In Wilmington endcavoring 10 pur-
chase several hundred live catfish with
which TO stock the waters about Read
ing
Evening journal., 1907-12-21

Miss Nellie Ware, Of Acto, n. j., VIII
spend Christmas with her friend. Miss
Florence Lowthcr OF Woodda'o.
Corporal Howard j. Lowther Of Nor
folk Va. win spend Tie Christmas holi-
days with bis parents at Wooddale
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Loonl nnnk cIoarInns.

Bank clearing were reported at the
Wilmington and Braudywme Bank, the
local clearing house. this morning, as
follows; For the week ending Docom
ber 2l, 21,2OI169. For the correspond
ing week last year, S1,f1S65S
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Turf Club Mee,ino

Members of the board of governors
of the Delaware Turf Club. held a
meeting last evening and discussed
matters pertaining &C. the organization
The membership has now reached the
limit 200. and there are a number OF
applicants on the waiting list.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Father connoIIev About.

of ST. AIMS r. C. Church, was about
today for the first time in ten days,
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
COLDS CAUSE HEAnAcHE

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININti re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to Cure a Cold in one Day f. w.
Groves signature on box 25ca
Evening journal., 1907-12-21

Anal Copper..47's
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Ches & Ohio.3o7.
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Illinois Cen 81.
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Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Rov. NJ w WolIa ~ 81 Jobn's

The Rev DIT Hubert W. Wells will
ofiiciate i'm st. Johns Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning. He viii speak
about missions as he found them dur
Ing his visit to the Orient
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
PIumbers' Apprentices oreanize

ton held a meeting this week aud orr
ganized union. Already sixty Of tho
apprentices have Joined the new or
ganization.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Orannomen Id - Offionrs.

Star of bethlehem Lodge, Loyal
Orange Lodge, will hold its annual
election of officers tonight AS there
are contests for every ollce, the cleo
tion promise sto be somewhat spirited
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
nnsu ~ The Postofiioe.

Again the postofilco officials request
hto public to mail Christmas packages
early. Mail matter Is beginning to pile
up and the entire force of clerks and
extra help IS rushed.
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
New Msnhsrs Az. .tssd.

Under The direction Of Vis.am Emerson
the now dcrree team of tho Junior Ordei
OF Amwioan Mechanics Initiated numbsi
Of ranCilhtos into Winona Council No.
o IN the rooms of the order in Eden Hall
Thursday night. During the initiation
certmony tic iiow Wmona duartette com.
posed Of Messrs Start Braddock. Lam,
borne and Johnson, sang selections. AT
address was made by former Mayor
Charles D Bird treasurer of the council
Evening journal., 1907-12-21
Sold = fine Marc.

Aaron Tyson has sold the promising
3-year-old trottine n'ly. "Hokes Min
nie." by "Hoke, Jr..' 219 IA. dam by
Wilson's Napoleon, TO Virginia Jar
ties