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and postroads. The president was
surprised to learn of the existence OF
such an order and laughngly re-
marked that he could not undertake
TO defend it until he acquired informa-
ion from the postmaster general
oversreet believes he viii have
little difficulty in having the order re
voked otherwise he said he would
make an effort to have it applied to
al government employees.
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MOTHER HELD FOR THE
DEATH OF HER CHILD

Kalamazoo Mich, Jan. Mrs. Da,
vid Medley, mother Of uncomfortable
year-old Walter Medley, who died last
Friday at Plainwell from pleuro-pneu.
monla, after having been treated by
members of a sect o. mental healers.
instead CT physicians. was arrested
and held in $4,000 bonds.
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WANTS A FORTUNE BACK.
Enbezzler Demands Big Judgment
Against Peoria School Board.

Peoria, H., Jan. 9.-Newton c.
Dougherty, former superintendent OF
schools, will return to Joliet peniten-
tiary today TO resume his sentence
for embezzlemont of school funds II
Peoria Dougherty has been In Peoria
as witness in a suit brought by the
school board against him to recover
100000 taken from the schools
Counsel for Dougherty stated yester-
day that he will so into court today
and ask that judgment in the sum of
$4,000 be returned against the
school board This is the difference
in the amount sued for BY the school
board and the value OF property the
board accepted IN settlement of the
embezzle. 4ent
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Publisher Pays for Punches.

Denver, Col. Jan. g. Fred c. Bon
fills, one of the proprietors of the Den
yer Post, was yesterday convicted of
assault and battery on Thomas NJ.
Patterson, former United States sen
ator and principal owner of the Rocky
Mountain News and Denver Times.
ard fined $50 and costs
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MOOSE TleHTENs.
Murderer Faces Penalty as Result
Of Decision.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 9--For the
fourth time since he killed his
brother and his brothers wife near
Red Cloud. Webster county, Frank
Parker s under sentence Of death
and unless unexpected action is taken
he will be hanged a week from next
Friday This . the optcome OF rul-
iEs yesterday by tie supreme court
which affirmed ia every particular the
decis on of the lower court, which
passed upon Parker's sanity several
months ago. Parker was convicted
of murder nearly three years ago
and the death penalty was imposed.
The supreme court affirmed the sen.
tence but lawyers obtained an appeal
each time the last time on the
ground that he was insane.
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by which it could be identified. Later,
however, it was identified by Mrs.
worthington as that of the bishop, Fu-
neral services win be held here to
morrow and the body viii be re
moved 10 Paris, where brother OF
the dead bishop win make further ar
engagements.
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Reinstatement Ordered.

Syracuse. ~ Y, Jan. 9.--The appe,
late division supreme court at Roches-
ter yesterday decided that Frank "a
Wilcox OF this city should be reinstat.
ed as a member of the Royal Area.
mum. Wilcox was expelled for criti'
cising officers OF the organization dur.
ing the controversy over the increase
IN rates.
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RUSSIAN sRieANo TAKEN.
Bad Man Arrested in New York After
Long Chase.

New York. Jan. 9.--AfteF a cease
less search OF nearly two years. Jan
Janoff Pouren, alleged TO be Rus.
sian brigand, wanted in Province Liv.
onia, Russ a. for murder. arson and
many robberies, was caught here yes
terday. He was arrested on com.
plant OF the Russian consul general
and held for further examination and
the arrival Of extrsdition papers.
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MAY PRESERVE
THE HERMIT ACE
PROPOSAL FOR PURCHASE OF
ANDREW JAcKsoNs HOME,
NEW CURRENCY MEASURES
SUI TO Issue Million-Dollsr Treasury
Notes for Use in Panlcs or Other
Emergeneies--More Measures &c
Insure National Bank Deposisors--
May investigate Mines.

Washington. Jan 9~Littie business
was transacted by the house yester-
day after a 40-minute debate over a
rule which was adopted giving a BIN
TO revise. eodify and amend the right
of way along with other preferred
measures. The bin was Immediately
taken up and upon the conclusioE Of
its reading was laid aside to permit
Mr.. Gaines Of Tennessee to address
the house in favor Of an appropriation
for The Hermitage, the home of An.
drew Jackson, near Nashville. Tenn.
inquiries About Currency.
The house committee on banking
and currency yesterday decided to
report favorably the resolution intro
duced by Representative James OF
Kentucky. calling on the secretary
Of the treasury for information as 70
the amount of currency in circulation
Immediately before and since the re-
cent financial disturbance.
Various New Bills
Among the bills and resolutions in
PRODUCED In the house we're:
BY Mr. Mann Of Illinois, supple
mentary Of the foods and drugs act,
permitting manufacturers of food
stuffs OF drugs which dll the require
ments OF government standards TO
place thereon labels bearing the words
United States standard
BY Mr. Fulton OF Oklahoma. Great
ing a national deposltors' guaranty
fund by taxing every national bank
one-eighth OF one per cent. of It's
average deposits Tor the preceding six
months: requiring future national
banks to pay tax OF one per cent
OF their paid up capital before they
obtain charters 10 do business.
by Mr.. Foster of Illinois, providing
for the appointment Of commission
to investigate the causes OF recent
mine disasters.
BY Mr.. Littlefield OF Maine, author
izing the purchase of site adjacent
to the capital grounds and the erec'
ton thereon, at a cost OF not TO en-
coed S.. 900 900, Of a building to house
the supreme court Of the United
States.
BY Mr. McHenry OF Pennsylvania, a
bin TO provide currency TO meet tne
conditions Of financial panic and com
mercial or crop moving emergencies,
by the issue Of treasury notes up 70
81 900 900 taxable at per cent
Death for Train Wreckers.
Representative Moore Of Pennsyi-
yania introduced a bill providing for
the punishment Of train wrecking by
imposing Imprisonment Of 10 years
and fine Of $4,000 Whenever
death results from such wrecks the
bin would have the offenso dealt with
as murder IN the first degree.
More Time fo- War Claims.
The house committee on judiciary
decided to report fayorably the bill
introduced by Mr.. De Almond OF Mis-
souri,, extending TO January /, 1910,
the time within which the governors
OF states may be reimbursed for ex-
penditures authorized by them in
raising and equipping volunteer forces
In the Spanish war
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HALF-MILLloN FOR PRIEST.
viii All Be Devoted to Work OF
Charity.

st. Joseph, Mo, Jan. 9.-Father
Charles F. Kearful, for nearly 40
years Catholic priest in Missouri
and Kansas, has been notified by the
state department at Washington that
he is heir to 100000. left by an uncle,
karl kirdogel, a wool merchant,
who died recently in Sydney. Au-
stralia. Kearful has fortune of his
own and intends to devote all mis-
inheritance to charity work in st.
Joseph.
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REPORTED SUICIDE ALIVE.
News Received With Great Surprise
Az Seminary.

Franklin, Wis, Jan. 9.--News that
man supposed to have been Will
lam Achterman. student for the
min .stTy in the Lutheran seminary
here, had committed suicide near Lin
coin. Nebraska, was received with
great surprise at the mission house
last evening. inasmuch as Achterman
is still alive.
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MINISTER UNLOCKED.
Declares Enemies Fabricated Ev.
dence Against Him.

Salt Lake City, Jan. 9-Dean James
b. Eddie, convicted of immortality BY
an ecclesiastical court a year ago.
was formally deposed from the min
istry of the Protestant Episcopal
church yesterday afternoon. The SEN
tence was imposed publicly by Bishop
Spalding. Eddie DECLARED his trial
was unfairly conducted and the evil
dence against him was fabricated BY
his enemies.
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CHINESE HOLOCAUST.
Restaurant Burns and 3cp Lives are
Destroyed.

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 9.--Mail adyices
from south China tell of terrible
fire at Canton where 300 lives were
lost in the burning of a restaurant.
A Chinese recently returned from Cal
.fornia bringing a cinematograph ma
chine and at a wedding feast at the
restaurant gave an exhibition Of NOV
ing pictures. Several hundred Chi
.nese crowded the place whe1 the film
took fire. There was a panic during
which the burning building collapsed
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Ex-sHERlFFs' FATAL FIGHT.
Old Feud Ends in Shooting Through
Neck.

Bonsteel, S. D., Jan. Sin a fight
at Fairfax yesterday ex-Sheriff John
Dettman of Crawford county. Iowa,
shot and killed George Taylor, ex-
sheriff of this county. Taylor is al
legged to have had Dettman down,
when Dettman pulled a gun and shot
Taylor through the neck. Taylor died
almost instantly. The fight was the
result of an old feud.
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FRAUD ORDER FOR
A BADGER CONCERN

Washington, ID. e. Jan, 9.--The
postofice department issued fraud
order against the Badger Incubator
company of Delevan, Wis, On account
of its failure to keep its advertised
agreement.
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t4aukexe ouItr Eederal omee.

Washington, d. C.. Jan. 9.-Richi "a
]. BaIlinger. OF iowa. commisisoa er
general of the land Office resigned
and Assistant Fred bennett, OF
North Dakota, has been appointed in
his place.
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Mute Gets five Years.

Oshkosh, Wis. Jan. 9.---Mrs Mary
Zimmerman. "A deaf mute, was SEN
fenced to Ave years In states prison
at Waupun for trying to murder her
divorced husband.
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aaftle Win Train Bandits.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 9--Coud &c
tor n. ". Drew and a negro porter
David White, Of the Katy flyer, bat
tied with four bandits, who attemp
ted to rob the passengers.
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Washington for sryan.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. AT a meet
ing of democratic leaders and state
committee here yesterday a reso-
luton was unanimously adopted Ia
voring william J. Bryan for president.
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BISHOP DIES IN FRANCE.
Drops Dead Upon Entering TroIle,
Car.

Mentone, France, Jan. 9.--Right
Rev George w'orthington Of Nebrask.,
who died here Tuesday, was walking
ia the direction Of Cape Martin alone
when be we suddenly takel ILL He
asked a Stranger TO help him into q
trolley car. but had no sooner entered
the csr than he fell dead The body
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Gould Succeeds HeInze.

New York, Jan. 9.--The ownership
of the principal interest in the Mer.
camille National bank passed yester-
day from f, Augustus Heinze TO Ed
win Gould
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suaaests Wlnnlna sloaan.
Hard Job 10 Elect.

Indianapolis. Jan. s--The demo.
cratic state committee on the 4Srd
ballot yesterday elected U. S Jackson
as chairman.
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Peruambuco. Brazil, Jan. 9.-The
American battleship fleet passed this
port 81 noon yesterday on its way 70
4 de Janeiro
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insane Lawyer Suicides.

Marshsltown. Iowa, Jan. 81. r.
MeekeT, a pioneer settler and one Of
The hest known lawyers OF central
Iowa. committed suicide By hanging
Heeferdav Thmnnfarr lneanlfv va.
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RoIse out Of DANGER.

Fl Paso, Texas, Jan s.-ExGoyern-
or Horace Boise. who has been III
with pneumonia at hospital here. :
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FIND FOOL ORDER.

President Denies Blame for piserim-
nation Against Shorties.
Washington, Jan. s.-President
Roosevelt was asked yesterday to de-
fend an executive order which re
quires that postal employees shan be
at least i've feet and four inches tail.
The reqGest was made by Representa-
tive overstreet Of indiana, Chairman
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Enderse Taft.

Guthrie. Okla. Jan. 9-The repub-
Iican state committee here yesterday
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.THAW WILL USE
STATE EXPERTS
susPoENAEs JERoME's W.T.
NEssEs ON INSANITY.
FIRST COUP OF NEW TRIAL

High Al!enistie Authorities Who Salc
Slayer of Stanford White Was In
capable of Advising With Counsel
Will Be Asked to Repeat Their
Opinions for Accused.
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WHY DEMOCRATS
ARE DIVIDED
BECAUSE THEY WORSHIP MEN
MORE THAN TRADITIONS.
TOO MUCH 0PP0RTUNlSM
Show Preference for some Popular
Drifting Sentiment as contrasted
With Sound Democratic Doctrine
ExPresident Cleveland Says PEG
pie Are Seeking Relief.

New York, Jan. 9.-~Speaking to the
topic, Why Is tie Democratic Party
Div led? Morgan J. o'Brien, exjus-
tice OF the appellate division OF the
New York supreme court who was
guest OF the national democratic club
last night, declared that if the causes
which have divided the party were
summarized it would De found that
they have been due to our failure to
stand firmly for democratic principles,
with sound doctrine, and to preference
| for men rather than reverence for
party tradition"
Saying he had been informed that
one of those invited had declined the
invitation to the dirner because the
speakers views on certain public
questions were opposed to those of w.
J. Bryan, Mr.. O'Brien said it was just
such Intolerance that had been the
greatest stumbling block to the sue
cess of the democratic party. He
added
Il extend to Harry w, Falker the
compliments of the season and ask
him 10 read, learn, mark and inwardly
digest the statement made by Samuel
j. Tilden in his letter TO Daniel Man
ming in 1884, that neither the demo-
cratic party nor the republic for whose
future that party Is the best guaran.
tee, is now or ever can be dependent
upob one man for their successful
progress in the path of noble des-
tiny.
Former President Grover Cleveland,
who was unable to be present. sent
his comp liments in a letter in With
he expressed the conviction that the
situation comforting the people haC
directed their attention more to their
relief from conditions that alarmed
and startled them than to the empty
satisfaction OF partisan supremac.
Suggests Winning Slogan.
Lancaster, o., Jan. 9.--Financial leg
islation for the relief OF al sections Of
the country was suggested by Melville
Il. ingalls, as a democratic campaign
principle sure TO win and equally sure
to benefit the people, In an address
delivered here last night at z jackson
day banquet. ingalls,, although large
iy interested in railroads. favored
franchise tax and as a fimncler E:di-
caled many suggested remedies for
financial ills.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
TEACHERS ARE
AFTER INCREASE

Representing the public school teachers
Of the city. Miss Ellen samworth. Miss
Elizabeth d. Hopes, Miss Nellie Louise
sawin, Miss Florence Rambo and Miss
sallie Reed Shaw, are considering plans
for the renewal Of the campaign TO secure
the remaining $4,000 Of the $4,000 origin
ally asked for to adjust the teachers
salary schedule. Last year $4,000 was
asked for. but City Council only granted
half this amount and the teachers ne
now coming back after the remaining
$4,000.
An active campaign viii be started this
week and every teacher will take part in
it.
A mass meeting win be held in the audi
torium at the High School shortly to fur
ther the cause and arouse public senti-
ment in behalf Of the teachers.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
REPUBLICANS OF
OLD BRANDYWINE

Brandywine hundred Republicans met
last night to nominate delegates to the
State Convention and county committee
men. In the two d1Ipaiots there was no
contest. but IN the Third district the hght
will be made at the polls.
Or. Harvey nay. who win move TO this
city on March %. and who has been an
active figure In politics in the hundred,
announced his retirement A vote OF
thanks was rendered him for his in
terest in thetuocess OF the party. DR. Day
declared that while In Wilmington he
would stiu take the highest interest In
the hundred in which he had been born
The following were named as delesates'
First district-wnnam panzenhaker; al
ternate John Vale.
Second distrct-John Harris and Frank
p. Ewing delegates; alternates' o'Ne'
Perry and G.. a. simon.
Third district Ccontested)-o, Il. Win
gate and James Megilligan, delegates and
John r. Talloy alternate.
For members Of the county committed
the following were named:
First dlstriot-Wiliam panzenhaker
John veaie and Alfred J. Banks.
Second district--FranS 7. Ewing
Charles Green and Albert White.
Third district (contesied)-loseph 70
Meellmgan, Courtland Rice and Thomas
White. two 70 be elected.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
MANY ATTEND THE
PHOENIX SMOKER

There was a large attendance at the
annual smoker given last night in Social
Hall at the Phoenix engine house by men,
bers Of the Phoenix Active Association,
of Gum Hose Squad" Of the company
and over 400 partook Of the refreshments
provided for the occasion.
O'Donnells Orchestra Of twelve pieces
furnished music and a pleasing vaudeville
program was given.
Those assisting in the program were;
James Todd, buck dancer; Jack and
Harry Haggerty, vocal soloists; Tom Wal
raven, comedian; Ryan and Bliss. buck
and wing dancers; John Russell and
Joseph DOYLE, buck dancers.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
NEW CASTLE
HAS A CONTEST
First District Republicans
Nominate Two Men for
State Convention

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, March 2O-Republcans'
Of the frst and second election districts
Of the Tenth Representative District, held
meetings last evening to nominate dele
gates to the State Convention at Dover
and members Of the county committee.
The meeting Of the First district was
neld IN the town hall and as outlined
in THE EVENING JOURNAL, it did not
take long for a contest TO develop Form
er Sheriff Taylor and other workers I'M
the city supported Harry w. HushebeclS
while Samuel Burris supported Charles
Hill These nominations were made with
Charles Bennett and Ozro Lunt as alter
mates
For county committeeman saml Barnes
Wallace l.. Cannon and Emmett Simon
We're nominated.
There were about eighty-five Republi'
cans in attendance.
In the Second district the meeting was
held at the residence Of Jolhl G. King.
Everything was harmonious and the dele
gate nominated was George w. Vantine
with Willis Blackburne as alternate The
county committee nominations were
Edward Naylor. John Barnes and George
W. vantine.
The Third and Fourth districts have not
named their candidates and it is evident
that there will be a contest in the Third
district, which has two delegates to the
| State Convention.
Mr. Hushebeck is an applicant for post
master. while George w Vantine is son'
sidered the dark horse" for the position
and one of the meetings was held at the
residence of Postmaster King who also
would like to write p. NJ after his name
General Superintendent Arthur Simon
son, OF the Tropenas Steel Company, was
here yesterday hurrying the grading for
the new foundry. The work must be COM
/ pieted by April in order that the frame
work for the buildings can be unloadee
Albert wilhelm, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George wilhelm, Of this city and Miss
Florence F. Munden, daughter Of Mrs
Agnes Munden, of Wilmington, we're mar
ried yesterday afternoon in Olvet Pres
byterian Church, Wilmington, by Rev
J. c. Lane Mrs. Nellie Lynch was ma
tron Of honor and the best man was How
ard wilhelm Following the ceremony
wedding supper was served at the hom'
of the bride Mr.. and Mrs Wilhelme vii
live in their newly furnished home, Sixth
street, near Harmony street.
St Peters T. A. B. Society will holC
its first meeting in its new parlors in the
basement Of st. Peters parochial sehoo
this evening.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, March 20.-Mrs. Emma E..
Nickerson, who has been visiting friends
in New York has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Walraven
who have been on visit to Philadelphia
have returned home.
Camden baseball club will play the
Viola baseball club on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Hoffman. OF New
York, who have been visiting AIr. and
Mrs. H. Albert Thomas, have returned
home.
The engagement Of Edward II. Tubbs
and Miss Evelyn Jackson, both Of Wyom-
ing, is announced.
Samuel W. Hammond has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
MAKING RESORT OF
AUGUSTINE PIER

Augustine Pier viii be a popular sum-
mer resort the coming season, improve-
ments now being under way TO make the
resort an ideal excursion center. Arrange
ments are being made to move consider.
able property from Woodland Beach, and
that place win doubtless be closed next
summer. The reason OF the change is that
woodland Beach. being in Kent county, \
now under local option, while Augustine
Pier Is In New Castle county, wet ter
ritory.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
AROUSE SPIRIT
AT HIGH SCHOOL

The first Of the rhetorical divisions
into which Principa, A. II. Berlin OF
the wilmington High School proposes
TO divide the school In order TO stifn-
ulate class spirit and friendly inter-
est In the success of the sections. has
been effected. II Is composed of the
third year students Of the boys and
girls departments.
W. Earle Witsil has been elected
president; Miss Frances Palmer, vice
president, and Miss Iva Appleby. Sec
retary. The editors of the c Senior
paper are Douglas Moore and Miss
Kiock, OF the A Middle. Thomas tliu
and Miss Bonham. Miss Nellie Louise
Sawin win assist the principal in the
management OF the meetings. Miss
Josephine Fletcher has volunteered to
teach them some class songs.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
.BRIDGETENDER
BROKE HIS RIB
Special to THE EVENING JoURNA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. March 20.-Wednesday
evening while turning the draw of
to let a vessel through, w. J. Allan
broke one OF his ribs. When he had
his shoulder against the crank bar.
he felt something crack which gave
him a great pain and upon examina-
tion found his rib was broken.
Fisherman on the Nanticoke river
are prepared for the fishing season
which they expect soon 10 open with a
rush.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
HARRINGTON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON, March 2o.-Nrs Mary
Hunter, Of Wilkesbarre, is the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beniah Tharp
Oscar Wix has returned from a week s
cunning trip on Indian river, with an
abundance of game.
Miss Sadie Kitchline. OF Philadelphia. is
visiting her parents.
Miss Kate Cullen, Of Dover. is visiting
friends in town.
The young men Of Harrington will give
a minstrel show in the Reese Opera House
this evening.
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
MAY CHANGE TIME
OF INSTITUTE MEETING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, March 2O-There is
movement on foot 10 change the
time and place of holding teachers in
stitutes in this county, and make the
time early in September, when the
school marms" return fresh from
their vacations. and this without III
terrupting the regular school course by
an institute in November.
II is said that superintendent John
d. Brooks. of Sussex schools, is making
some investigation with a view to
holding the institutes, heretofore held
in Milford. at Rehoboth during Sep
tember.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1908-03-20
EGGS AS GOOD
AS CURRENCY

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. March 20.-Eggs are as
good as gold down this way. T. y
Calhound, Of Concord, last week IN
exchange for goods took In 1850 dozen
eggs.