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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-10
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., 10 lutego.
- Stanowisko, jake prezydent
Roosevelt W obecnej Rampant po-
litycznej zajai, wywo}aio ogolne
oburzenie; W organach obu partyl
pojawialy sic nieomal codziennie
potepiajace artykuly, prezydento-
wi zarzucano bez ogrodek, re u
zywa swego wplywu jake prezy-
dent ma korzysc Williama Tafta.
w odpowiedzi ma zdania swoich
krytykow prezydent W liscie do
przyjaciela, Williama Dudley
Foulke, nazywa swych krytykow
puszczykami i oszczercami. Tres6
listu jest mniejwiecej nastepuia-
ca:
,,Zarzut, jakobym uzywal pod
wIadnych sobie urzednikow W O.
becnej Rampant politycznej jest
bezpodstawny, falszywy szkodli-
wy.
,,Jest on jedynie szkodliwym
wynyslem ludzi, ktorzy do szko-
dliwych rezultatow dazyli."
,,Artykuly tie pisano bez maj
mniejszych wyrzutow sumienia
zaprawiano je fa}szem.
,,Zarzut, jakobym ME chcial po-
przec gubernatora Hughesa ma
prezydenta Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych jest rowniez falszywy.
,,Krytycy staraja sic wybrat
niepewnych delegatow z polud-
niowych Stanow.
,,Artykuly te ma inna nazwe jak
potwarzy ME zas}uguja.
,,Wszelkie gadaniny W tel spra-
vie ME maja zadnej realnej pod
stawy."
Joliet, Mich, 10 lutego. = ia
cys zbrodniarze chcieli wykoleie
szybki pociag osobowy ma kolei
Santa Fe, zamach jednak ME udal
sic wcale, bo przez pomyske "a
miast toru po prawej stronie u
szkodzono zatarasowano tor po
lewej pociag pedzacy z szybko-
scia 60 mil ma godzine pressed
bezpiecznie. Zbrodnia byla bardzo
zrecznie uplanowana. Tor lbo-
WIEN rozerwano ma moscie mad
to zasypano go wiazaniami SYN.
w nocy ze soboty ma niedziele o
godz. wpd do czwartej przeszedl
tamtedy pociag frachtowy. Lo-
komotywa zostala uszkodzona,
ME spadla jednak mostu, bo
pociag jechai powoli. Pociag O.
sobowy, ktory zamierzano wyko-
leic, zwykle wiezie wielu pasaze-
row. Wczoraj jednak, gdyby sic
zamach udaI liczba ofiar bylaby
wielka, gdyz wiozl ON dwie kom-
panic regularnego wojska.
Havana, Kuba, 10 lutego. =
Kubahczykom byfo TAX dobrze
pod opieka rzadu Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, re wiekszosc obecnie
wcale niepodlegloSci Kuby ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-10

- w San Francisco peWna ieornpa.
MIA zamierza pobudowac dworzec ko-
Isjowy kosstsm s2o,ooo,So0. 1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-10

marokkanskleJ.
Paryski dziennik temps" ra-
dzi ministrowi Pichonowi ME cd
powiadac nawet ma rzeczona in
terpelacye, gdyz dyskusya wsku-
tex niej wywolana ME doprowadzi
do zadnego celu a jest niebezpie-
czna
Berlin, 10 lutego. = Rad ME
miecki dal odpowiedz ma prosbe
sultana Abdel Asia, domagaja-
ca sic wycofania wojsk francus4
kich z Marolcko. Rad prrsk1 O.
swiadcza, re zadanie sultahskie
jest przedwczesne a uspokojenie
Marol1ka musi sic odbywac scisle
w mysl konwencyi aigeciraskiej.
Jezeliby atoli miaia nastapie jako-
wa zmiana pod tym wzgledem,
to Abdel ASH powinien sic zwro-
cie do wszystkich mocarstw, in
teresowanych W konwencyi alge-
ciraskiej. y
Petersburg, 10 lutego. - Z
Konstantynopola nadeszla tutaj
wiadomosc, ze Wysoka Porta ME
okazuje wcale checi poparcia pro-
jektu rzadu austryackiego co do
budowania kolei zelaznej ma Bal
kanie. Kolej ia mia4aby polaczyc
austryackie linie tureckiemi. Jak
wiadomo, Rosya rowniez stanow-
czo sic sprzeciwia temu projekto'
wi. - Turecki wezyr wielki o.
swiadczyl, re Turcya zamierza
przystapic do budowy dotyczacej
linii kolejowej ma wlasna reke,
Poniewaz jednak Turcyi brakuje
ma razie potrzebnych funduszow,
wiec plan ten ME moze tax pred
ko bye urzeczywistniony.
Cordova, Hiszpania. 10 lutego.
= Tutejsza policya aresztowala
pewnego mezczyzne, ktory przy-
byl koleja Madrytu. Ma sic on
nazywat, jak sam podaje, Gomez.
Pytany, skad poahodzi rama jesz-
cze swieza ma prawej jego rece ME
chcia} da6 pewnej odpowiedzi. Po-
licya sadzi, re aresztowany braf
udzial w zamachu ma zycie krola
portugalskiego i jego nastepcy
tronu.
Madryt, 10 lutego. - Gazety
donosza, ze byiy czlonek parla-
mentu portugalskiego, nazwis-
kNm Coelhodoamaral zostai are
sztowany ma skutek proSby rzadu
tamtejszego W chwili, kiedy pre-
kroczyi granice hiszpaiska. Mai
on bye wplatany W zamordowanie
krola Karola l. i jego syna.
Lizbona, 10 lutego. = Onegdaj
odby} sic tn pogrzeb zamordowa-
nego krola, Karola l. i jego syna
Ludwika Fil;pa. Ceremonie byly
nader proste moze dlatego spra-
WHY wrazenie glebokie. Caly kraj
obchodzil zalobe w tym dniu. u
licami Lzbony postepowaly "a
orszakiem pogrzebowym liczne
tlumy ludnosci. Wszystkie rzady
europejskie i amerykanskie byly
przez specyalnych delegatow re-
prezentowane. Obliczaja, re W po-
grzebie braNo udzial co najmniej
so tysiecy ludzi. Ulice, prowadza-
dzace cd zamku krolewskiego do
koscioia sw. Wincentego, gdzie
zwloki spoczeiy, obstawione byly
wojskiem, do czego uzyto z powo-
du szczuplego garnizonu W stoli-
cy pu,kow, sprowadzonych pro-
wincyi.
Mimo z1owrogich zapowiedzi o
anarchistycznych zamacnach ma
,dzieh pogrzebu, uroczystoSc po-
grzebowa odbyla sic bez mai
mniejszego dysonansu. Krol Ma
nuel II obie krolowe ME brali
udzialu w orszaku czyto powo-
du wzruszenia czy to z powodu
cbawy przed zamachem. -
E,Zw}oki maja pozostac przez trzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-10

lCll SZuJS uldLS w PiNEJ N>hs~
Roosevelta, ktory naznaczyl dziefl
ogfoszenia niepodleglosci ma 1-go
lutego, w roku 1909. Oprocz par
tyi liberalnej Mkt faktycznie ma
seryo o kandydacie ma prezydenta
ME pomySlai. Przysziym prezy-
dentem rzeczypospolitej kuban-
skiei ma podobno bye naczelny
zarzadca najwiekszych plantacyi
cukru, general Mario Menocal,
ktory ma obecnem stanowisku po-
biera $4,000 rocznej pensyi, a
kt6ry tylko ma ogolne zadanie
przyjmie ten urzad.
Sulphur, Springs, Ark, 10 Lutte
go: - Czterej rabusie wysadzili
wczoraj W powietrze szafe zela-
zna W banku tutejszym i zabrali
$1,000 gotowka, kilkanascie weeks
Ii oraz papier6w wartosciowych.
Eksplozye zbudzily okolicznych
mieszkancow, lecz MIN policya
stawila sic ma miejscu, rabusie ma
koniach uciekli W CORY. Wyaano
"a mimi pogoh, ale ia wrociia sic
niczem.
Colorado Springs, Colo, 10 lu-
tego.-W miescie zarzadzono do
browoIna skiadke ma rzecz Rober-
ia Womack'a, odkrywcy najwiek-
szei kopalni z}ota w caiym swie-
Gle, Cripple Creek. Womack znaj-
'duje sic W ostatecznej nedzy, a
nadto jest chory.Womack odkryf
ogromne pola cenego kruszcu
w roku 1891 tax pokierowal spra
wa, re sam wyszedi najgorzej. Cd
tego czasu Cripple Creek, wyda-
10 juz "a $93s, 100000 ziota. Poz-
niei Womack znalaz} nowy teren
i ten sprzedal "a $500.
Detroit, Mich, 10 lutego. -
Wskutek uszkodzonego toru W
miescie Delhi, W Kanadzie, ma ko-
lei Wabash wy0oleil sic pociag O.
sobowy. Wagony ME spadly z
nasypu. Depesza donosi rowniez,
ze Mkt pasazerow ME zostai
skaleczony i personal takze u
szedl szczesliwie. Do szpitala W
St. Thomas zabrano tylko jedne-
20 pasazera, ktory dostal ataku
nerwowego.
Marion, ILL.,, 10 lutego. - Szef
policyi William Abney zastrzelii
wczorai Ambrozego Grogan i
Franciszka Blake, dwoch mlodych
Irlandczykow, ktorzy, wracajac
mad ranem do domu, halasowali
i kamieniami rzucali do drzwi
domow mieszkalnych. Jury koro-
nerska uwolniia szefa Cd wszel-
kiej odpowiedzialnosci, natomiast
rodzice zastrzelonych, niezadowo-
leni werdyktu, wytoczyli mu
process zabojstwo.
o godz. 3ciej rano, jak opowia-
da szef policyi, Grogan Blake
wracali pijani do domu, budzac
wesdyni wykrzykami spiacych
obywateli. Zwr6cn i'm ma to uwa-
ge kilka razy srozii aresztowa-
MEM. CT jednak rzucil sic ma ME-
60 i we walce mimi szef strzelif.
- Trupem ma miejscu polozyl mai
pierw Blake'a, a pozniej Grogana,
ktory wcale ME myslal o poddaniu
sic policyantowi.
Reno, New, 10 lutego. - De-
parliament lasow wydal W tych
dniach rozporzadzenie wszystkim
,,rangerom" " powiatach Toelya-
be, Toquima i Monitor, ably wy
tepili $4,000 dzikich koni, ktore
sic w tych powiatach znajduja.
Konie te wyrzadzaja ognomnr
szkody W plantacyach i mnoza
sic codziennie tax, re okoliczni
iarmerzy obawiaja sic ruiny.
Topeka, Kan, 10 lutego. -
Podczas bojki jaka zaszla ma Ia
bawie tanecznej W indyahsdej re-
zerwacyi $50 mil stad, w sobote
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Rad niemiecki daje odpowiedz odmOwna
Abdel-AsizoWi.
BOSNIA | HERCEGOWINA DOMAGAJA SE k0NSTYTUCY.
Odpowiedz RooseveIta ma zarzuty kryBkow.
KubaGczycy ME pragna niepOdleg}OSci. Smutna do
La Odkrywcy kOpalni zfOta.

R6zporz9dzenie sprawe tepena dzich kon
obrabowany Sulphur Spring. Bka rezerwacy
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
SAYS POWDER COMPANIES
SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED

In the annual report Of the Board OF
Ordnance and Fertilization Of the War
Department. just made public. refer
ence is made TO the dupont Powder
Company, which is being prosecuted by
the government under the antitrust
laws. In this connection the report
says:
The capacities OF the government
plants are probably now such that dur
ing the continuance OF peace the gov
ernment may be considered nearly IN
dependent Of the dupont powder COM
panies. and there is no danger Of its
having to purchase powder at exorb-
tant prices. Indeed the companies
have always accepted the price named
by the government and it Is only fair
TO state that during the past few years
when the bureau was obliged to pur-
chase large quantities of powder these
companies have never taken advantage
OF the situation to charge exorbitant
prices.
"The national welfare requires the
encouragement OF these companies to
keep up their plants and their trained
forces, even if the output Of the gov
ernment plants has TO be kept much
below their maximum capacity"
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
THEATRICAL
THE AVENUE

THE Devil" the Viennesc play that
has proven "a dainty morsel for New
Workers, was presented in Wilmington
for the first time by the Avenue Stock
Company in the Avenue Theatre last
night. To criticise company for its
performance Of this difficult play would
be fault finding indeed. but even with
this regard for the players the Avenue
Stock Company last night acquitted it.
self i'm a most creditable manner. In
terest in The Devil" in this city was
attested by the more than ordinarily
large audience in the playhouse last
night The play is morbid and leaves
a bad taste in the mouth. but that only
served to make il the more fascinat-
ng-fascinating in the sense that one
would be fascinated by a clever surgi-
cal operation. To Lorno Elwyn had
been assigned the part Of DR. Nicholas.
the devil, and he sustained the role
cleverly The other members Of the
company also won appreciation as
usual The Devil" win be the attrac-
tion today and tomorrow with a matt
nee TO morrow afternoon. "Who Shall
Judge Herr will be played during the
remainder Of the week Miss Grace
Coulson. Of No. 7O5 French street.
won the singing canary bird at the
matinee. and Wallace Swain. OF No.
Ole Jefferson street, was the winner
last night.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
BIC RUSH SOON
AT POSTOFFICE

With Christmas only three weeks
Off and presents already starting away
TO make the recipient happy. the post
Office authorities are preparing TO
handle the big rush. Extra clerks viii
be put TO work within a few days and
Postmaster Henry c. Conrad has said
that he viii do everything in his power
TO increase the efficiency Of the force
which did such excellent work last
year il such a thing can be done
The money order department is be-
ginning 10 get busy. Many orders have
been issued 10 foreigners who are send
ing money 10 the old country TO their
mothers, wives, sweethearts and chill
drcn. many OF whom are waiting pa
tiontly the day when the head OF the
family in this country can save enough
money to send them. so that they may
join him.
I'm order TO avoid delays IN the
Transmission of mail postofiice au-
ihoriiies request that an those who
'NpCct 90 mail gifts do SO as early as
Nossiblc. Persons expecting to send
souvcnir cards are also asked to mail
them early IN order TO insure thoii
delivery before Christmas day.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
BUSY CHRISTMAS
WEEK FOR DOVER

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. Dec. S-This win be a
great Christmas week of festivities ana
yulctide cheer. the Christmas week Of
1908. so soon to come.
Because the Christmas day, proper,
occurs on Friday. there win he little
outside Of the annual rush Of shoppin;
and hiding pre- sents during that week.
and Saturday and Sunday will be given
over TO n resting up" The following
week. however. vii be full to the limit
On Monday evening the skating rinlSs
will open, decorated for the festal oc-
casions. and skating carnivals will bn
held. Claude Perrine popular young
man here, ill lead the carnival at tha
Kent rink. The militiamen are also pre-
pairing for a Christmas celebration al
their armory on this night Tuesday
evening viii b egiven over to holiday
visiting. On Wednesday night, the
Methodist young people. Of Dover will
give a Christmas cantata in the Opera
House. Thursday evening will be the
occasion for great Christmas and
New Year ball at Hotel Richardson.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
BY THE WAYSIDE

William Mitchell. OF No. 2ei woodlaNn
avenue. has a powder horn that was used
In tho Revolutionary War by his great
great grandfather Henry Mitchell OF
Bucks county. Pa The horn is dated
December J. 1865. and came TO the present
MI Mitchell from his father Tho horn
Is highly priced by its possessor. II Is
highly interesting TO the stranger who is
given the opportunity Of handling it when
he reflects that when the original owner
was carving his name ON the horn. New
York had population Of about 10000
Philadelphia 2o.ooO and Wilmington about
200 while the war that made the country
nation was but a few years distant
A recent ruling OF the Postoffice Depart
mont permits users Of postage stamps TO
perforate the stamps under certain re-
strictions, for purposes Of identification.
The new rule is primarily for the convent
ence OF users Of stamps in large yuan
titles who desire to have the stamps
Identified TO prevent ndiscrimnatc using
by clerks FOR private mail
So far as known at the postofnce no
local establishment is perforatlng stamps.
although It would not be necessary to ap-
ply TO the local postal authorities for per-
mission to do so. Plenty OF perforated
stamps are seen on incoming mail, how
ever, or on mail i'm transit
The perforations. under the reeula-
tions must not occupy moro than set
portion OF the stamp; the holes must be
minute. practically pin point holes.
II don't remember year during the
past twenty that l have been I'm busi-
ness said the green grocer yesterday.
that potatoes were nearly so good as this
year. ! am very fond of potatoes. baked.
fried. boiled or anyway it Is possible TO
dish 'em up This year the potatoes seem
to cook up better than ever before. ard
believe that the long drought OF this
year was responsible for their good quail
ity. The potatoes are not any larger or
better formed than they have been during
the last twenty seasons. but the stun
that's inside seems to be more mealy and
better in every way"
Evening journal., 1908-12-08

of the house would have regarded it as
d good holiday bill. For the same rea-
son it is a good bill for the second week
Of the month, and the opening per-
formances yesterday were well attend
ed and heartily applauded. Veronica
and Hurlsfalls open the bill with some
eccentric knockabout comedy. Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh j. Emmett have an ex-
cellent ventrfloquil number. one Of the
best seen here in many a day. The
Atlantic City Four have a pleasing
vocal contribution, and James S. Dew
lin and Mae Elwood offer in THE
Girl from YOnkers" a sketch that is
refreshing for many reasons. princi-
pally because il has a real plot and
some mighty clever acting i'm il. Gus
co. ----'- spectacular novelty 'joyland"
repeated the success It has scored since
the first presentation when it opened
at Yesterdays matinee performance.
Miss Clara Belle Jerome is graceful
and clever in the leading role. and the
work Of Mr.. Seymour and the Eight
Dancing Toodes is at all times good.
The scenic arrangements arc faultless
and the act makes a particularly pleas
ing impression. Golden and Hughes
have an old time black face comedy
number that pleases everyone, and
makes them easily a feature to be
-.-.. with in the general summing
up. The -Four Kristen Mariettas. di-
rect from the New York Hippodrome,
have a novel performance presenting
a series Of sensational feats in which
they are very proficient. The person
who can find fault with this weeks en-
tertainment at the Garrick must in
deed he hard 10 please.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Social and
Personal

Mrs O. 7. Worrell and daughter are
the guests OF her parents. at Chesa-
peake city.
Miss Madeline Hopes las returned TO
Port Deposit after a visit to friends
here
Miss Edna Black has returned to
Charlestown after a visit with VIII
mington friends.
NJ. and Mrs. Reuben Hall have beer,
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Sander
Shank Of Terryville.
Mrs. William Duncan has been spend
ing some time as the guest Of Mrs
Lydia Brickley. of Pcrryville
A. II. Owens, OF Perryville. was n
recent visitor in this city
Howard Minker has been visiting his
sister. Mrs Frank REYNOLDS. Of Prircl-
pio Furnace.
Miss Julia Townsend has been the
guest of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
G. J.. Townsend. of Odessa.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Marvin Megginson
have been the guests Of Mrs Rober,
Megginson. of New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dengler, of Elver.
son arc tho guests Of their daughter
Mrs Charles Berk
r T. Anderson. Of Sudlersville. spent
last week with friends here
Miss Elina Edgel of Friendship. Md,
is the guest Of her brother In this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs S. *. Anderson have
returned from Zion. where they attend
cd tho funeral OF relative.
Clarence holland has been visiting his
mother az Chesapeake City
Mrs. NJ. T.. Willis Of Chesapeake City,
has been visiting friends in this city.
Miss Anna Dickinson has been tho
guest of Mrs. George Spear Of Chesa
peake City.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Weeoaeoe Company Officers.

The semi-annual election Of officers
Of the WeCcacoc Fire Company took
place last evening with tho follow
ing result: President William J. Bae
ley Wee President Dennis s. Shields.
Recording Secretary. Harry Freeman;
Financial Secretary Daniel f. Haggcr
~; Treasurer. William T. Come r,
Trustees William j Baglcy. II. T.
Lannan. Dennis $. Shiel3s; Board OF
Directors, John McGuigan, Harry Free
man, Alexander +. Kelley, Louis ID
Hand. John McMoniglc Dennis S.
Shields; Engineer William J. Baglav
Fire Recorder James Jovce; engine
driver. Frank Gilbert; Auditing Com
Evening journal., 1908-12-08

The Washington Fire Company last
evening elected the following officers;
President George NJ. Yates yice-pres.-
don't Edward A. Donahue; secretary,
James NJ. Dickerson; treasurer, James II.
Yates Trustecs-George NJ. Yates. Mar
tin Y. Farrell. Frank II. Kindel. Audit
ing commlttee-Martin " Farrell, Harry
c. Sclnepf Harry NJ. Turner. Directors
James NJ. Dickerson. Edward A. Dona-
hue. Joseph A. Farrell. Harry NJ Tur-
ner Frank L. Vandenhrack. Paul Fred
erick Frank r. Kindell, Harry Schnepf,
Wilmer A. Green. Robert S. Croes. Albion
w Mahoncy. James r. farthree. John ].
liarlins. Leon r. Sund. Joseph IL
Green. Engineer-Joscph H. Green.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Leiqh-Parker Nuptials.

Miss Charlotte 2. PARKER. Of Phila-
dclphia, a sister Of stephen Parker. OF
this city, and at ono time a Whining
tonian, will be married to-day to PHI.
lip V. Leigh at Atlantic City Miss
Parker ana Mr.. Leigh met by chanc,
az Avon Park, Florida, two years ago
and announcement one year ago oi
their engagement came as "A surprise
ia Miss Parker's many friends After
the ceremony, which will be performed
at Miss Parker's residence No. 39j,
Fairmount avenue. Philadelphia. In,
couple will go to Florida. Mr.. Leigh
is head of the S. =. c.. a. forces at At
lantic CITY. and a business man there.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
GETTINGREADYFOR
POLICE TAG DAY
Department Hopes to be Able
TO Care for 700 Poor
Children

a meeting OF the Police Tag Day
Committee will be held tonight when
all arrangements will he made for the
sale on next Saturday Aside from
the small tags which win be disposed
Of to the public. large tags advertis-
ing the affair are now being distri-
huted among the stores and will be
tied on teams There will be 10000
small tags and they are now ready.
together with the boxes which will
be carried by those authorized to
solicit funds.
Among thee tag distributors win be
a number OF young women who have
volunteered their services for tho day.
They win an wcar a sash showing
them Co be the authorized persons TO
receive contributions.
Everybody seems TO be taking an
interest IN the Police Tag Day for tho
Christmas Tree fund FOR the poor or
the city. despite tho fact that two
similar DAYS for worthy institutions
have already been held. and the peo-
plc might feel that IL is too much of
ga good thing"
Tho children seem 10 he looking for-
ward 10 the day Two of these. Marie
and While Kitchens children Of Jos
enh Kitchen. grocer al Fifth and
King STREETS placed strings on 1000 Of
the tags and they are proud Of their
work and so are the police
The police hope to take care Of 700
children this year. Rags have been
made Tor this many and tho little ones
win each he supplied with a bag con
tanning nuts candies and oranges.
Those who need Clothing and other me-
cessitles Of lifo viii be taken care ~
in their homes. tho police having n
thorough knowledge Of who tho do
serving ones are.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
LINCOLN CHURCH CEREMONY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LINCOLN. Dec. S.-The laying II
the corner stone Of the new Metho-
dist Episcopal Church here took place
Sunday afternoon with fitting exer-
cises. Rev. H. T. Quigg, Of Milford.
and Rev. Pilchard. Of Wilmington,
were in charge Of the exercises.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
coIIlnson-shoIes.

Miss Mary r. Sholes. daughter OF
Mrs. Henry sholes of Washington. anu
Edward Collision Of this CITY. were mar
ried at the hoale Of the brides brother
IN Washington on last Wednesday
evening by the Rev. }. J. Muir. The
bride was given in marriage by her
brother William II. Shoalcs. and an
other brother. George G. Sholes. was
best man. Following an informal re-
ception the young couple left for a
northern trip. They arrived I'm VIII
mingion to-day for short visit ano
viii make their home at the Lambert
Apartments. in Washington.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Trainmen Elect officers.

Brandywlne Lodge No. 52S. Brother
hood of Trainmen, on Sunday elected
the following officers 10 serve the en-
suing wear: Past Master j. j. Lor,
loor: Master. J. Il. Coyle: Vice Master.
j. II. Hartman. Financier. John J
Redmond; Secretary. Charles Donovan:
Delegate to National Convention. r. =
Sibbett Warden. j. T. Dickerson,
Chaplain. i. Jaggers; Inside Guard. /.
Russell; outside Guard. A. Burns.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Makinn The neat L..

The "Auraphone" a wonderful little
hearing device. We are giving free
demonstrations daily at The Lavton
store. Lots of Wilmington people are
using this wonderful invention. tt is
highly indorsed 10y local physicians.
If not convenient to call at the Law
ton store we viii call at your home
and give a free demonstrations
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
WIDOW AND OLD EMPLOYEES
SHARE IN Mr.. HILL S ESTATE

The win Of the late Joseph Hu. which
was fled for probate yesterday. dsposes
of am estate valued approximately at
Sl5oop and the widow IS named as the
chief beneficiary. She gets S60.OoO and the
merchants home az No. 50i West street.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
cross-MecaHertx.

Miss Mary McCanerty and Charles T..
Cross wcic married in the Cathedral
last evening by the Rev. John j. Dough.
erty. Following the ceremony a we'd.
ding supper was served at the homt
of the brides parents. No. 4O5 Wesf
Second street Mr. ana Mrs. Cross will
live at the Second street address.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
CHAMPION WREATH MAKER

GEORGETOWN. Dec 7.-Charles
clifton OF Angola. claims to bc tho
champion holly wreath maker NJ Sus-
sex county his record being one in
three minutes.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Dinner For COMING Bride.

Mrs Harry X. Hyland gave a dinner
last evening IN honor of Miss Ella y
wilkins whose marriage to Joseph f.
Jennings. of Philadelphia. viii take
place on Saturday. Among those at
the dinner were Miss Marian Davis. OF
Newark. and Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Hy-
land