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guest Of the occasion. At the close Of the
singing Of AUD Lang syno" President
Miller arose and Ia a few appropriate
words presented the Bishop.
Applause For Bishop.
The bishop was greeted with loud
applause and all rose and gave him the
Chautauqua salute. The Bishop began
by saving he had never In his life fen
IN with such warm hearted people as
he found IN Delaware He spoke
glowingly OF Bishopstead and Of the
kindness and thoughtfulness Of those
who saw 20 Il that the home of IN,
Bishop was so comfortably appointed
There are times when YOU can't
Keep bishop from preaching" he
said. "This subject Is the week Of
drawer for men TO be held soon. IL Is
going 10 be an experiment, one TO see
II we cannot stimulate an interest
among the men,"
The Bishop said that he had heard
some remark that men might go to
meeting but they would not sing. But
that men could sing, he said, he had
had demonstration but a few minutes
before.
The Bishop spoke of the conference
in Philadelphia Of the Third NJ ssion-
arv District which he attended Besides
Delawnrc there were ten other dioceses
represented. This state the Bishop said.
in MANY wavs seemed the smallest.
but : couldn't help wondering" the
Bishop said. Iii the others were con-
scious Of the unique position Of Della
war. Now the other ten dioceses Were
but fractions of States. We were tliu
only ones who represented the whole
hcompelte sovereign State.
The Bishop asked: what is Il that
is the characteristic OF the standard
lavman?" The Bishop said that 4.
was the necessity of carrying his own
burdens and being willing 10 help Ia
bearing the burdens Of others. In this
compact diocese there should be the
feeling Of not only doing what falls 10
ones hands. but in trying to help others
in their pEohlems and make things
easier for them.
Wouldn't Refuse Automobile.
He spoke briefly of his position as
bishop and said that If he was golns
70 be n genuine "Blue Hens Chicken
/ fi' N'AAA AN'A 1HAil AiiA'AAN NN tA0 a. ANAtN
YorE Itooseter." As bishop Of an
eastern diocese. he said. and one hc
thought was the best diocese in che
east. he must have the missionary
spirit
Although lie sometimes felt he should
Ike TO travel in an automobile in So
ing about the State visiting various
parishes. someone might want To know
if the APOSTLES Node in such vehicles.
The Bishop said that he would have
no objections TO riding as they did OF
Old oa a mule. but broadly intimated.
and the intimatlon brought a laugh
that If there We're automobiles not n
use ON certain days he knew whore
they might be well occupied. IF there
is anything 1 want the Bishop said
1T viii not be my fault if you do not
hear about it."
Plea For Church Unity.
President Miller then introduced
Francis A. Lewis. zone Of the repre-
sentative men of the diocese i'm which
he resides
Mr.. Lewis said hewanted 10 talk about
subject of church unity. its sense Siio
its nonsense. for IL has two sides. To-
! day. he said. we see the churches en-
/ deavoring 10 get together There IS "A
yearning for unity. But unity. he SAM
J could not be brought about by an at
Evening journal., 1908-11-20
nnnhln Wnddinn.

At tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
duncan on the Lancaster turnpike, a
double wedding took place on Wednesday
evening when Miss Emma c. Duncan be-
came tho bride OF Naaman Boycc. and
hls BRIDE Miss Mabel Miller. The cere-
monies were performed by the Rev John
/ Hunter, OF Philadelphia. Both couples lef
on a trip for Washington and upon their
return VIII live IN this city.
Evening journal., 1908-11-20

The Chilean government has paid
TO date S2.StS,S4O. United States gold.
FOR property appropriated for pualic
use in the reconstruction of the city
OF Valparaiso. This is done 70 widen
some of the streets, straighten others
and TO modernize that portion OF tho
city that was $50 nearly a total wreck.
with the exception Of Piedmont. olive
oil IS produced IN practically every part
of Italy Tho crop is subject. however 10
very radical variations.
Evening journal., 1908-11-20
Evnninn Of Soma

The lrish-American Choral Society VIII
give AN Evening OF Irish Song" In the
Opera House on December 2. rNo OF tho
sololsts will be Thomas =. AlcNulty. Of
Baltimore, and John Flnnegan. OF New
York The committee in churgo consists
Of Francis 7. Kane. Frank M. sevler and
Thomas H. Darcy.
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Younq People Entertained.

Mrs Lottie Cushing OF stanton enter
tained last evening. The young folk. some
OF whom were girls from w IL. Smith
company's store. left this city together
ana both the ride ana social gathering
proved very pleasant Miss Myrtle Butler
gave several piano selections.
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cannon-nnIrnlln.

In Vance Memorial Church. Wheeling
W. Va, last evening Miss Isabelle Dali
zellc OF that city. and Harry l.. Cannon,
of Bridgovillc, Del, we're married. Miss
Katherine Cannon, sister of the groom,
was one Of the atlendanta.
Evening journal., 1908-11-20
Gave EnioyahIa Party.

a party OF Wilmington young people
were entertained by Mr. and MIS- Petit
deMange, OF Bellevue on Wednesday
evening. Those present were Misses Reba
Cochran. Sarah Mason. Blanche Zeigrist.
Lillian Green. Elsie Mason and Gertrude
Evening journal., 1908-11-20
chnrnh snnnnr

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Mt. Salem
NJ u. Church viii give a supper at Odd
Fellows Hall, Highlands. tomorrow
evening The first table viii be ready at
$50 o'clock
Evening journal., 1908-11-20

linn Cochran. Frank Heal Carl Paynter.
tAniles Ingham, Burt Pedrick. Leroy
Sawin and Mr.. and Mrs John Weldon.
Evening journal., 1908-11-20
Supper a Success.

The recent supper az Harrington Street
M. 10. Church notted $3.50 The supper was
gvcn by the women workers Of tho
ciurch and 800 persons participated.
Evening journal., 1908-11-20

Any spare pennies? Spend them at
the annual doll sale of the Junior Board
OF the Homeopathic Hospital, Decem-
bor o, New Century Clubs
Evening journal., 1908-11-20
Cibaon-pattor.

Miss Martie G. Patton. OF pennsgrove.
and Earl H. Gibson. Chester were mar
ed here on Wednesday by the< Rev
George l.. Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1908-11-20

Special TO JOURNAL Readers.
AZ Nr Gold Filled Specs, $3.50. CUB
berly. S2i Markets
Evening journal., 1908-11-20

want every chronic rheumatic to throw
away all medicines. all liniments, ali
plasters, and give MUNYON'S RHEuMA-
TISM REMEDY a trial. No matter what
your doctor may Say, no matter what
your friends may say, no matter how
prejudiced you may be against all adver-
tised remedies, 90 at once to your drug
TlSM REMEDY, II II fails to give salts
faction,I will refund your money.-Munyon
Remember this remedy contains no sal
icyiic acid. no opium cocclne, morphine or
the guarantee OF the Pure Food and Drug
Act
For sale by all druggists. Price. 25c.
Evening journal., 1908-11-20
How Many Dishes
in Your Home :?

It's a painful count
unless you wash them
with Gold Dust.
One to two hours a
day for 365 days in the
year means drudgery if
you follow the soap and
water route.
Shake a teaspoonful
of Gold Dust into your
dishwater. It produces
its own cleansing suds,
cuts grease and dirt
like magic, drives out
every germ and impur-
ity, am d & a
] e aves 81 &9
your dish
es san CO. Y
itarilv NJ
clean. 1S
Evening journal., 1908-11-20
BISHOP A GUEST
OF CHURCH CLUB

lconlInued on Fiflh Page.l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

Thro' the Golden State each party
VIII unite in welcome hearty,
With a ranzO-ranza-reeze
And with cheers will 0pe the heavens
For the Tars and Adm raj Evans
-ranZO-ranza-ree.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
HONEY MELODY
SCRAPS NO MORE

Honey Melody. former weller
weight champion, has fought his last
fight, n his sponsor and former man
ager, John Mooney. has anything TO
say IN the matter. The Armory A A.
OF Boston, tried to get Melody to
sign for battle last week. and It was
then Mooney showed his hand. produo-
Ing letter from medical speciaiist
which stated hard blow would De
Mellody's death warrant.
II appears that when Melody was
defeated by Frank Manteu the END
came more through a general collapse
than from a knockout blow. Mooney
was at the ringside and worked UNI
ceasinRly over his charge for four
hours. while he went from one state
Of collapse into another. The exam
nation followed, and Mooney kept his
secret until Honey tried to sign Tor
another bout. Now he Is barred IN
Boston.
Il have argued with Melody against
going into the ring again, and tnink
TOO much OF him to allow him TO take
another chance" explains Mooney ~
defense Of his position. Il always
managed the boy when he was
fighter. and / intend TO look after MN
now In spite OF himself. IL he sue
ceeds In getting a match anywhere
and the promoters will not call IL on
i shall try and stop the bout through
an Injunction. / saw Eugene McCar
thy meet his death In the ring at Sci
tnate In 1903, and no one care TOT
shall ever follow him IL l can help
tfD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
CADILLAC
IS EXCITED

The sporting blood OF Cadillac-sq..
surged to the boiling point Tuesday.
when 1t became known that two Of
the best=known figures In its business
life. were on the verge Of wagering
$500 side and taking out their re-
spective PAGERS to the Boulevard
speedway for a match in which the
ownership of the $500 would be es-
tablished.
John r. Stanley. OF No. IS, chal
lenged Lou Barlum, q few doors be.
yond and Mr.. Barlum, according to
his friends, will surely accept.
Mr.. Stanley wants to back his own
PAGER, sawdust Mike, against Mr.
Barlum.s Jessie b. for the 5000 a side
In three-fn-nve match, owners to dc
the driving. and date agreeable tc
both to be selected when the money
Is posted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
AMERICAN LEADS
THE PARIS RACERS

ERIE, Pa. Feb. 1S.-After being
overhauled In the local garages, the
Thomas. American and Dion Bouton,
French cars. in the big international
New York-to-Paris race. pulled out
again this morning. The Thomas
car took the lead, leaving the city at
z o'clock, and the Dion Bouton follow.
ed at $40
GENEVA, N. Y, Feb. 1s.--At 7:15
this morning the French car Motto
bloc, NTH in the line of the New York
to Paris racers started from the 1ocal
garage on its way to Buffalo. The
Motobloc arrived here at $40 last
evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18

One Detroit and one windsor rink re-
main In the nnais for the Ford
trophy.
Monte Wood, the P1ymouth pitcher, has
been turned over TO Albany BY the
Cleveland club.
The y. G. Goss won the Bingham trophy
at Lakeside yesterday, leading The
fleet round the course.
LANSING yearns 10 hear whether Biddy
Burns, her star outnelder, desires TO
play on Morrissey's team again
while Keslsr has sworn q solemn oath
never TO smoke again till he has q
battinG average Of 800 or better.
B1lly johnson, of Saginaw, Will meet
BARLEY, OF Chicago. in the former
town Wednesday evening. The weight
10 1z0.
will meet all Corners In the light
weight class at the Avenue theater
next week
Detroit college win entertain the
Cieary fvs OF Ypsllanti at the Frank
lin gymnasium at basketball Wed
nssday evening".
Bob uaslaub reports 20 Besteu that
he has been busy digging sewers all
winter, This ought 10 NJ him nneiy
Tor going after the low ones
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
S MAIL nAlx o IT'S G woRmD

| Brown, Dartmouth and Cornell are an
being considered as candidates for
the Michigan football game to be
played In New York. Nov. ~. this
Tallahassee II unique I'm the racing
world with Grand Circuit race
meeting which is also booked as an
Every team that plays I'm Owesso comes
away with stories OF unfair treat
some Are can be found where there
10 50 much smoke,
The Gra.d Rapids silver Foems, with
Champion Ellis at the helm, are
among the teams which will roll this
week In the remainder OF the big
bowling tournament.
10 slear, manager for jackson, IL safd
10 have team all signed up to start
mi. ssfons 4. hsa BEEN ssses daSs
released from TecumsehI
The Detroit bowiers unite In the news
that Detroit can have the 1910 bowl
any representation worth while 10
made al Pitt:burg next year.
IL - said I'm Kalamazoo that sCrossyv
Walsh will not be back TO cacth for
the Southern Michigan team. Martin
10 to do the heavy work with Ryan.
the hrst baseman. as irst aid to the
Eave they shifted Dssy n. 20 the tretf
such would seem 10 be indicated In
| the story OF his alleged record-break-
ing ice mile at Montreal. More prob
ably, however. the performances was
at the pace ~
Scores of over 1850 that would have
made worlds tournament records IN
| rast years, are barely getting their
| performers into the five-man prize
| lists at Cincinnati The A b. G. Ave
OF Detroit has been pushed down 10
| eleventh now:
Tecumseh held a baseball meeting,
fhised $4,000 as war fund vita
more In sight, has q handsome profit
left over from last year 10 help out,
and viii be strong In the Southern
Michigan next season, though losing
Pitcher Railing, Capt Merkle. and
All three OF her last years ortneid-
Tiger cntchers are wheeling into line.
Charlie SehHafAt and Freddie Payne
are both satisfied with their salaries.
The former bruised his left hand IN a
hunting accident recently and fears
IL may AFFECT his batting early In the
! spring. though the big mift Will OBJ
f-siafs ANY asfhcalty IN The bsekstop-
ping department., which might have
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
GREAT WESTERN is
READY WITH SCHEDULE

The Great western Racing circuit
oocond IN importance only to the
Grand Circuit, at it's meeting In Chi
nAxo, announced the following sched-
ule OF dates, with the purse moneys
promissd by the secretaries OF the
various associations. mile tracks be-
ong universally the rule:
Peoria--July to 10, $4,000.
Terr0 Hnuts-Jufy 10 to II, $4,000
Libertyvil;s-July 20 to 20. $4,000.
Decatur--July "a to 81. $4,000.
KaIamaxoo--Aug. 3 to z, $4,000.
Calesburg- 10 to IA. $4,000.
Dsvenport--Aug. IL to 20, $4,000.
Dubuque-Aug. ~ to rs, $4,000.
!. Hamline--Sept. to z, $4,000.
Milwaukee-Sept. to III, $4,000.
Peoria Sept IA to IS. $4,000.
Pekin--6 81 to 25. $4,000.
Bpringfleld-Sept 20 to Oct. 2. 500
600.
Total. Is weeks of racing with
stakes and purses aggregating $780,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
'DOXING CARD
Of Ec0RSE CLUE

The Ecorse Athletic club. Boosting
a hall but 100 feet from the line.
heated and with seating capacity OF
about 500, announces by far the most
ambitious boxing program staged al
any OF the suburban halls up TO date
for the evening OF Feb. 20, Washing
toms birthday.
AS the main attraction the club mas
signed George Leatham and PAU
Lewis. rival claimants for the light
weight championship of Canada. They
viii TO ON for 10 rounds--if 1t lasts
chat long--and the weight set In $50
pounds. -,
In the semi-windup RUDE May VIII
hook M with one Joe Colson, former
~ 4 sparring partner Of Mike Schreck,
the distance being the same as In the
mai bout, and the weight. lb0. Ger
hardt and Herman. featherwelghtsl
and two other pairs Of boxers VIII ap
PEAR in sfx-round bouts earlier In tn
evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18

HE harrassing predicament In
which the versatile and striy-
ing James Casey now finds himself
should be the ONCE for every friend
<--------& the much-belov-
SYMPATHY ed Detroiter to ex-
ON TAP ron tend the hand of
]. CASEY. sympathy and the
assurance OF CONF
dence. Jimmie quits the big baseball
leagues In which he has been SO prom
inent a figure for years. In favor OF
the position OF manager OF the Mon
treal club In the tight little Eastern
league this year. It IL his first on
slaught into the field OF magnatihg
and Jimmie went at II determined to
demonstrate to his friends all over
the country that managing ball club
Is his proper sphere.
Jimmie is but recently back from
Montreal where he spent a week. peep
ing round snowdrifts considerably
taller than his diminutive self and
getting wise" A resume finds him
with the following situation to face:
A tail-end ball club OF last year must
be transformed into a winner to suit
the local capitalists who have had
the nerve to risk good Canadian
money on the great American game.
Round a nucleus OF pitchers reput-
ed to be well up to the standard. and
a third baseman--Casey hfmself-he
Is supposed to festoon catchers, In
fielders and outhelders who will do
the real work of pushing Montreal 10
the front In the fastest minor league
In the world.
An unappreciative bunch OF big
league magnates. slow to give up their
colts OF promise and so hard-hearted
when listening to Casey's tale that
some of them won't even answer his
letters. complicate the situation.
The probability that Montreal may
have to start the year with large
share OF her former insists in line
and these bad enough to ensure low
ly position in the percentage column.
hands gloomy optic to any prospect
which the club might have, even in
case that, when wedding out time ar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18

qusntial relation to the sport as the
f1sh pond TO the church fair
Mr.. Wilkes Is managing Mr.. Cam
pau's battle ON behalf OF the horsemen
for square deal on the distribution
OF futurfty money and already finds
that the horsemen appreciate the
move.
A unique factor In Mr.. wflkeS nc
ceptsnce OF his present position 10 the
fhet that the Spirit Of the Times. the
original turf weekly. with which the
Horseman was merged some years
ago, was founded by his father, the
late George Wilkes, dean Of the har.
ness turf writer's and for whom was
named the great frofter whose record
es q prosenitor Of speed far osersbxd.
ows that Of any othsr stallion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
Death Of Sadie FOg9 10
EXAMPLE Of Common Error

harness horse Temporarily
in the hope mat
In competition might be less srenuousE
times but the failures seem 70
the
the of the fast ong mare Sadie Fosg
NJ, and raced several times Ia
2Os The wonderful speed Of sonoma Girl ana
R. order Lon
hold the till 1908 in the hope OF
a virtually certain of first money In the
undoubtedly the NJ M consoia
retired without record
winte wastak McDonads string and
was a sures M NJ. Now
the southern
would surely have shown the ab
Of ordered him
the greatest trotter In
doubtful another such be secured at any
price
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
TROTTERS WILL SOON
MONOPOLIZE RACING

That u IL only matter of few
years when the racing Of thorough
breds viii be thing Of the past In the
Uni{ed States. IL the belief OF George
wilkes. the wellknown turf writer,
ubo recently took the management Of
DHhiei J. Cempau's Chicago publica-
<on. The Hofseman-
'~fhe widespread agitation against
tie runners with their 30-day meet
80 end fheiR frsnzied wagering "a
&Hro 10 bave but one result" says Mr.
I|k>G. and when u does, the Amer
>n 1refter Win come into his own
o isotflnk industry vps never 80
mn ~ <4t4 - NOW, prices are higher,
1890 &re iArEer. end The merely a.
<I11n<nl Wagering bea<s - incense
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
BACK kETCHELL
!. To BEAT THE TWIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1s.-The
betting on the Ketchell-Mike (Twin)
Sullivan contest Is puzzling PROPOSE
ton. Many of the smart fellows
among the followers of pugilism are
tipping Sullivan to win. Regardless
OF this fact, there is scarcely dollar
Of Sullivan money in sight at present
Odds Of 10 to are offered against
Sullivan.
Kstcbell now has his weight well
In hand and is taking things easy. The
Michigan middleweight has cut out
boxing and punching the heavy bae
and yesterday he put In about three
quarters or an hour at lighter and
faster forms OF exercise.
Mike (Twin) Sullivan put In busy
day at Shannon's yesterday. He was
visited by his brother, Jack, who ar
rived from Los Angeles in the fore
noon, and the twins will begin their
long looked-for series OF spaTrins
matches In the old familiar style TO
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
Cutler LEADS
JAKE SCHAEFER

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.--Albert
Cutler last night defeated Jake Schae
fer A the first section of q t.so0-point
match at ISL billiards: Score: Cutter
800; Schaefer. 283. High runs: Cut
1or. 81: Schaefer, 81. Averages, Cut
1or. 1914: Schasfer, 625-43.
BY agreement the referee marked
the position Of the balls at the close
ot play and resumption win be had
fhe NEXT time from that position
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
cUTcHER-WEEsNER
ENCORE FOR FRIDAY

A return wrestling match has been
booked for Friday night at the Gayety
between Floyd Cutcher and Max Wees
ner. In their last match both men se-
cured one fall each, but were unable
20 finish owing 70 Weesners having TO
catch a train. The forfeit that was
posted several weeks ago stu stands
and the men VIII have TO furnish q
anish match TO draw down this money,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
LONGBOAT ROW MAY
BE CARRIED TO LONDON

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s,-There is
likely to be merry athletic war when
the Olympic games are held In Lon
don pext summer. Reports from Can
ada are to the effect that the dominion
will appropriate $4,000 to send a
team to the worlds meet and among
the athletes on the Canadian team
viii be Tom Longboat, the Indian
long distance runner, who Is under
the ban OF the Amateur Athletic union
Of the United States.
IL Longboat Is allowed to compete.
the American athletes viii undoubted-
ly be prohibited from engaging In any
race In which he appears as start
er. This will include the Marathon,
the greatest contest at the Olympiad-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18

eConsumption had me In It's grasp:
ana / had almost reached the jumping
~ place when I was advised to try
Dr. Kings New Discovery; and
want 20 say right now, II saved my
11fo. Improvement began with the
1rnk bottle. and after taking one
Ionen bottles I was q well and happy
go again." says George Moore. OF
0r1meolAnd, N. G. AS a remedy for
6ouehs and colds and healer OF weak.
nore lungs and for preventing pneu-
non1a, New Discovery 10 supreme. soc
ana 800 at ID G. Kinsel. Central
Drug o., Gray q Worcester. drug
Gfsts. Trial bottle Ioc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18
BUT WILL THEY
EVER SEE SIBERIA7

II ever the New York to Paris racers
reach Siberia. a surprise 10 IN store
for all but one OF them, because that
one car is carrying with IL Ranges
to At its wheel rims and permit
from the Russian government to run
the automobile across the country on
the tracks of the Trans-Siberian rail-
way 49,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-18

Mcintyre will be back in form and
will surely add an element Of strength
to our outfeld and batting front.
Schaefer's operation may make new
man of him. Few know what he suf
fered last season We have two re-
cruits In Kochll, the first baseman,
and Drake, the outfielder. who will be
available for US In case we need them.
"pan 1routhers tells me that
he recommended Drake to the New