davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
Koniec procesu rzeznikow.

w rekach lawy przysieglycE
spoczywa los dziesieciu chicago
skich rzeznikow. Wczoraj o 60
dzinie q 40 sedzia Carpenter skon
czyi swoje instrukcye i lawe
przysieglych odprowadzono do O.
dosobnionej sail. Daremnie deba-
towali przez 6 godzin - ME mo-
gil sic zgodzit na wyrok. 0 60
dzinie Iotej sedziow przysieglych
ma ich wIasne zadanie odprowa-
dzono do hotelu Majestic, gdzle
zajeli dwie sale ma Totem pietrze.
Rad strzeze, by Mkt sic do Sc
dziow ME zblizyi. Detektywi ME
pozwalaja nikomu schodzic ma
Totem pietrze; pilnuja schod6w i
elewatorow.
Adwokaci rzadowi spodziewaja
sic wyroku ma korzyse rzadu; O.
broticy rzeznikow ME chcieli pre-
powiadac jak bedzie koniec tel
spraWy. -...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
Z FrancW.

Paryz, 20 marca. = w ca}ej
Francyi bandytyzm dale sic we
znaki, a wiadze powSciagnac 60
ME moga. Bandyci rozbijaja SIG
po kraju automobilami i zdaje sic
= istnieje pare band takich att
tomobilowych rabusiow, rowno-
czeSnie grasujqcych. Wczoraj
pod Paryzem kolo St, George ME-
wysledzeni sprawcy napadli ma
prywatny automobil zastrzeliw-
szy motorowego ranili smiertel-
ME wiaSciciela, ktorego ograbili,
poczem odjechali ma wlasnym
samochodzie do Paryza. Wszelki
poscig dotychczas ME dai rezulta-
tn. w Chantilly znowu W jasny
dzien czterech bandytow przyby-
10 automobilem pod bank Parys-
XII. Zastrzelili kasyera i jego asy-
stenta, drugiego ranili, zabrali
$4,000, poczem wskoczyli znow
do automobilu pedem odjecha-
Ii. .Sledztwo "a mimi zarzadzone,
niczego dotychczas ME wykryio.
w okolicy Paryza. po przedmie-
sciach wypadki takie zdarzaja sic
raz poraz i terroryzuja ludnosc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
Z Nieniec.

Berlin, 26 marca. = w czerw-
Gu br., wybierze sic na wody a
merykanskie niemiecka eskadra
w odwiedziny; przybeda miano-
wicie pancernik ), Moltke', krazo-
wink Bremen jeden jeszcze D
kret nazwy ME podanej.
Wojenny okret niemiecki
,,Elsass" kolidowal onegdaj W
ciesninie Skagerrak re szwedz-
kim parowcem ;, Pollux", zata-
piajac go; zaioge udaio sic urato-
wac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
Te!egrany kIaj0we.
Roosevelt w Nowym Yorku.

Nowy York, 26 marca. : Dzi-
siaj W Stanie New York odbywa-
ia sic prawybory celem obrania
Sc & pomiedzy S0) delegatow do
konwencyi republikahskiej krajo-
wei W Chicago. Wczoraj pan Ro-
osevelt objezdzai miasto wygla-
szal mowy; objazd ten porow-
nywano z wichrem: oprocz wielu
kr6tkich przem6wieh wyglosii 6
NOW dfuzszych. Szczegolniej
zwrocii uwage ma wschodnia
czeSG miasta. Poniewaz Roose-
velt mial giownie objezdzac dziel-
nice gesto zaludnione, przeto pre-
zes jego komitetu kampanii, Pal
ne, udaf sic do burmistrza Gay
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26

finely sic ku Torreon, Orozco
tryumfujacy ciagnie "a niemi, a
jencow odesIai do Chihuahua.
Walk pod Jiminez trwaiy 4 dri
. przerwami, zakohczyiy sic
beziadnym odwrotem rzadowych.
Miasto Escalon zajete przez fede-
ralnych, zdobyli rewolucyonisci
podobniez maja oni w mocy mia
steczko Corralitos. Podobno do
Torreon przybyly niedobitki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26

nora Z proSba eskorte policyjna
dla. pulkownika. Pan Gaynor od-
powiedzial: ,,Nigdy ME bywaio
zwyczajem wyznaczac straze po-
licyjne dla mowcow w kampa-
mach politycznych. Me chce
przez to powiedziec, re P. Roose-
welt Jest fprofesyonalnym mowca
kampanijnym, ale,zapytaj sic Pan
samego pulkownika, czy chce "a
prowadzit te nowosc, by m6wca
kampanijny pojawiai sic W salach
zgromadzei w otoczeniu stray
policyjnej". Rzeklszy to, bur
mistrz wyszed} biura i zalatwie-
ME sprawy pozostawif urzedni-
kom policyjnym, a p. Roosevelt
obiezdzal miasto bez strazy.
z Rampant prezydencyalnej.
Nowy York, 26 marca. = Dzl-
siaj rozgrywa sic walka pomie-
DIV Taftem a Rooseveltem glow
wnie w Stanach New York / In
diana. w Stanie New York od-
bywajq sic prawybory, w Sta
ME Indiana odbywa sic konwen-
eva stanowa celem obrania CITE
rech delegatow at large. w In
diana, jak obliczaja, W dystryk-
tach obrano 10 delegatow przy-
chylnvch dla Tafta, a 2 przychyl-
nvch dla Roosevelta; o innych IL
niewiadomo napewno, jake maJa
zapatrywania. Co do konwencyi
dzisieiszej, to zwolennicy Iatta
sadza, il jeszcze przcd giosowa-
(Dol-r,,czeute ma str Sei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
TeIegramy zagraniGzne.
z Anglii.

Londyn, 70 marCa. - WSzySt-
ko - na mic! Konferencya, po kto
rel spodziewano sic zaiatwienia
pomySlnego strajku, speizia zno-
WI ma niczem; kilka godzin ra-
dill wczoraj pod przewodnict-
wem premiera Asquitha przedsta-
wiciele obu stron walczacych, ro-
botnikow i pracodawcow i ME u
daio sic ich porozumiec i zgodzic.
Konferencye odroczono do dnia
dzisiejszego. Rozgoryczenie jest
wielkie; juz nawet robotnicy nie
wierza, czy rzadowi uda sic do
prowadzic do zgody. Take ME
zadowolenie przejawia sic posrod
ko{ robotniczych z powodu upo-
I'll ich przywodcow, ktorzy "a
wiele przeciagaja strune cierpli-
woSci ludu, biede juz cierpiacego.
Strajk trivia juz 25 dni. a W ca
lynn kraju sytuacya stale sic
wprost krytyczna! Przedsiebior-
cy kolejowi uchwalili wstrzymac
zupelnie ruch osobowych pocia-
gov, jeSli strajk portwa do kon-
ca tygodnia. Znaczy to, re nowy
zastep ludzi straci prace, An
glia bedzie bez komunikacyi ko-
lejowej. Anglia Cd lat ME przecho
dziia kryzysu takiego, iak obec-
ny, strajkiem spowodowany. Nc
dza wSrod bezrobotnego ludu
jest wielka. w wielu miejscowo-
sciach parafie i instytucye do
broczynne rozdaja biedniejszym
zywnoSc ciepla; wIadze lokalne
wymySlaja zatrudnienia publicz-
ne, byle choc COS dac zarobic maj
wiecej potrzebujacym. Ogolne
straty w kraju, pochodzace ze
strajku, obliczaja ma przeszlo so
milionow dolarow.
w sadzie kryminalnym 20
stall tn ma Smierc skazany "a "a
mordowanie zony niejakiego
5hermana jego samego - gene
raj armii angielskiej, May.
z Grecyi.
Ateny, &c marca. - w caiej
Grecyi odbyiy sic wybory parla-
mentarne - przebieg ich byi zu-
peinie spokojny; partya obecne-
go przemiera Venizelosa zwycie-
zyia ma caiej linii i uzyskala o.
gromna wiekszoSc. Faktycznie
skupiiy sic koio niego wszystkie
partye, a Gala wyspa kreta (no-
minalnie do Turcyi nalezaca)
stoi po jego stronie; ma Krecie
rownoczeSnie obrano SO poslow
do greckiego sejmu, try razy
tvle. ilu ich potrzeba podlug ra-
club przywodzc6w greckich. Gle
haven jest, jak sic wobec tych
wvborow - ma krecie = zacho-
wa Turcya, ktora przyiaczenie
Krety do Grecyi uwazac gotowa
"a pow6d do wojny z Grecya.
q Mexyku.
Mexyk, 26 marca. - Donosza
tn pod Jiminez wielkiej kls-
see poniesionej Przez rzadowe
wojska: gen. Orozco pobh ma
glove federalistow, general Sa-
les, dowodzqcy mimi popeinA sa-
mob6jstwo; generalowie Blan-
quet Telfez odniesli smiertelne
rany, so wyzszych oficerow rza-
dowych pablo ma polu bitwy lub
dostali sic do niewoli. los ich
podzieliio kilkuset zolnierzy.
Wszystkie rzadowe woiska CO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
Milionerzy do wiezienia.

Sedzia Kickham Scanlan ska
zai pieciu ludzi ia krotki terlnin
wiezienny "a przekroczenie zaka-
zu sadowego. w tel liczDle jest
dwoch milionerow. Wiezienie cze
ka lana V. Stegera, prezesa firlny
Steger & Sons Piano Manufactu-
ring Co., Christa G. Stegera, Will
llama Grosskopfa, S. E. Maista i
Waltera Newmana.
Sedzia skaza} kazdego nlch
ma zaplacenie $50 kary, oprocz
tego zmuszeni beda spedzic kilka
dni w wiezieniu powiatowem.
Ma zadanie skladu Rothshild
& Co. sad wydaf zakaz sadowy
piec lat temu, ma mocy ktorego
fabryce powyzszej ME wolno by
10 wyrabiac fortepianow Z marka
,,Meister". Fabryka Stegera dwu-
krotnie przekroczyla ow zakaz /
to sciagnelo process ma w}ascicieli
i zarzadcow.
Sedzia ME podpisal jeszcze roz-
kazu uwiezienia milionerow.
Uwolniono bratobojce.
w Maine, ILL.,, sad koronerski
cd wszelkiej odpowiedzialnosci IL
wolni} wczoraj Marcina Whet-
stone'a, liczacego lat 2a, kt6ry "a
strzelil swego starszego brata
Williama.
Bracia poklocili sic miedzy So
ba i starszy, wazacy 24o tuntow
rzucii sic na Marcina. MARGIN, Wi
dzac, re brat wcale ME zartuje /
pieni sic ze zlosci, pobiegl do do
mu, do matki, ktora "a nim zam-
knefa drzwi ma klucz. Starszy
brat wywazyi drzwi w tel
chwili padi strzaf i William mar
twy runa} ma podloge.
Sad koronerski uwolnif brato-
boice. twierdzac, re strzeli} W O.
bronze wiasnego zycia. Rodzice
ziozyli zeznania korzystne dla
miodszego syna.
Bezpodstawny zarzut.
Zarzut, jakoby lekarzom ubie-
gajacym sic stanowisko ma szta-
bic szpitala powiatowego dano
pytania pred czasem = okazai
sic wczoraj caikiem bezpodstaw-
ny. Zeznania lekarzy i prezesa
Civil Service Reform niczego ME
dowiodiy. Nierna tez dowodow
ma to, re DR.. John Dill Robertson
uiatwil egzanin faworytom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
Przy kasie koIejoweJ.
ma: Prosze o billet! :.

Parma: ProsZe o billet!
Kasyer: o! dokad panieneczko?
Parma: A CO to pana obchodzi, gdzie
Jade?
Kasyer: Do dyabla przeciez ia mu.
sze wiedziec gdzie panieneczka Je.
die, bo nam dac billet!
Panpa (ze zioscia): Jade do mego
Earzeczonego!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
w sadzie

sedzia: Czy oskarzony ma jeszcze
cos do powiedzenia?
os8arzony: TAX jest! Cnce powie-
dziec ,,Dobranoce do widzeniap!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
Brat zabif brata.
Sad koronerski uwolnif go cd wszelkiej od-
powiedzialnosci. Dziafaf W ObrOnie
w1asnego zycia.
BEZPODSTAWNE ZARZUTY.
Me byfO naduzyG W eSzaminach ma sztabowych leka-
rzy W szpitalu powiatowym.

Lekarze D. ]. Lynch Hugh N.
MacKechniel ME rozmawiali wca
lie z Robertsonem egzaminach,
a zwyczaj urzadzania probnych
egzamin6w jest tu dobrze znany
i zawsze praktykowany. O tym
egzaminie Robertson ME wie-
dial.
Teraz zarzad kollegium Ben
nett Medical College przeprowa-
dza Sledztwo W celu stwierdzcnia
kto puscii w SWAT pogioske o
naduzyciach w czasie egzaminow.
Process trucicielki.
Dzisiaj prokuratorya stanowa
zacznie przedstawiac zeznania
przeciw Ludwice Nerrnilyi oskar-
zonej otrucie kilku ludzi.
Wczoraj o godzinie 3ciej uzupei-
Mono lawe przysieglych. Zastep-
ca prokuratora, Fryderyk Burn
ham, wyglosii wstepna przemowe
w ktorej podal caly program pro-
cesu.
Stan przedstawi dowody, jak
Ryszard T. Smith, kolektor na
pociagacl ko1ei Illinois Central,
umar} w domu Nermilyi, AS E.
20 utica, dnia 11go marca 1911
roku ma zatrucie arszenikiem;
podejrzeniach, jake zwr6cila ma
siebie jego smierc oraz Smierc po-
licyanta Artura disconnected,
kt6ry umari 26go pazdziernika.
Vermilya W sail sadowej siedzi
W krzeSle O koiach, w ktorym ia
codziennie woza. Jest istotnie lub
tez udaje sparalizowana.
Me bedzie strajku.
Ma konferencyi kontraktorow
Z cieslami zalatwiono wczoraj
spor, ktory grozii strajkiem cd
dawna. Ugody jeszcze ME podpi-
sano, ale. ogolnie przypuszczaja,
ze strajku cieSlow ME bedzie.
Chodzilo O to, czy kontrakto-
rom wolno kupowac drzwi, okna,
podlogi inne rzeczy heblarni
zatrudniajqcych nieunijnych ro-
bo'oikow.
Ma wczorajszej konferencyi
kontraktorzy wygrali. Wyklucza
sic jedynie rzeczy wyrabiane W
wiezieniach.
w strajku laciarzy ME widae
koiica. Zadna strona ME chce u
staple. Strajk ten ciagnie sic cd
Tgo marca.
Chlopak utona}.
w parku Garfielda, W sadzawce
znaleziono wczoraj zwloki 9 let
niego Benjamina Tarnera, 1880
Harvard ave-, kt6ry karmil iabe-
dzia utonaf
Chlopca rodzice widzieli po raz
ostatni w niedziele popoludniu
kiedy wyszedf byi Z domu O. J.
Taylora,, 3539 Colorado ave,
gdzie Tarnerowie niedziele spe-
dill.
Wczoraj jeden robotnikow
parkowych spostrzegf topielca w
sadzawce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26

(Dokonczenie ma str. 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26

zmarnowanej armii gen. Sales,
obecnie W okolicy ma p6lnoc cd
Torreon niema juz wiekszego
oddziafu federalnego, a zwycie-
stwo to ,rewolucyonistow czyni
ich panami caiej poinocnej cze-
Sci kraju. w stolicy panuje slime
zaniepokojenie i przygnebienie
powSzechne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26
Wszelkie dotychczasowe proby zako1-
czenia strajku Weglarzy W Anglii
spelzly ma niczem.
WieIka Neska rzadowych W Mexyku.
Rewolucyonisci CORA!
Bandyci grasuja w Francyi.
z NiernieC.

Kampania York-Szanse kandyda6w
ta.Jubileusz Stanu LOusana-NOwe herbaciane.
Senat OburzOny Wickerhama Niewinnie ynczowany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-26

Haltsrnan. Glsnz dad1a wan dO5ra pOiyezks
na pruperts. ili0 Milwaukee Ave.
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
WEDDING At SFAFORn.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
BRIDGEVILLE. Del, June S.-Miss
Edna Layton Ward, daughter OF r. r..
Ward, was married on Wednesday TO
Edwin H. Clark. OF Philadelphia, by
the Rev. w. o. Bennett. at the NJ. T..
Church Vincent Clark. brother of the
groom, was best man and Miss Nellie
Ward, sister OF the bride. was maid OF
honor. Howard Galloway. OF Seaford
Lee Neal, OF Hurlork. Md. r G. Shori
and ID. Lee Short, Of Bridgeville. were
the ushers. Elmer Kyle. Of Philadel-
phia played the marches Besides the
immediate relatives OF the brides fam
lily there we're present DR.. and Mrs
Frank Clark, the groom's parents;
Miss Verne Clark and John Shields OF
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cal
loway. the Misses Mary and Marion
Galloway, OF Seaford; Paul White. of
Wilmington; Miss Fannie Parker and
Miss Elliott. Of Laurel. and Mrs. John
w. Wiley, Of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left for Washing
ton and from there they will go to
New Market, Va They will be given a
reception on next Wednesday at the
home OF Mr. Clarks parents. in Phil
adelphia Later the couple will leave
for Atlantic City and return TO Bridge
Vile June 22. after which time they
will be at home to their friends in
Seaford.
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
GUNsHOTs FROM CADET DIAMOND

little more college spirit fellowsl
Lind almost broke Sawin's neck
when he rolled over him at first base.
Nice catch Connellee. Now get your
batting eye working this summer.
Hoch is some pitcher, but the SEN
Tors were out for blood.
Wonder how the Faculty would like
80 play that 1912 team. They could
surely have beaten the '96 aggrega-
tion, too.
No bush league ball today. Huston.
Trying to kid the boys a little. eh!
Tammany is some captain, but ar
aeroplane might give Sam little
steam.
Ward and Attix wanted 10 occupy
irst base at the same time. Where's
the rule book2
Taylor needs a little juice IN his
whip. His throws we're alright IN
height but a little off on the X-axis
Get another cup and mark 1912" on
! It in glowing letters. please.
Connellee got a hit
Ward, the Cy Young Of the Seniors,
played good ball at shortstor
Hard luck Harvey, we hope you feel
all o. X. after your accident.
Think how close the Sophs came
last week when the score stood 10
0 in their favor and the natural ele-
ments helped the Seniors out?
The Varsity Alumni game on COM
mencement day winds up the season
and is the only remaining game to be
played at Delaware
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
BISHOP CRANSTON
To ADDRESS CLASS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, June S.-Commence-
ment exercises of the Wilmington
Conference Academy will begin to-
morrow with the baccalaureate SER
mon preached in Wesley NJ. F. Church
by Bishop Earl Cranston, of Washing
ton. The sermon to the class will be
preached in the evening in Wesley
Church, by Dr. George Edward Reed,
of Wilmington.
DR.. Wilbur ID. Burton, former dep
uty clerk of the peace of Kent county,
is receiving congratulations on the
event OF the birth of a son yesterday.
Mrs. Burton is the daughter of John
y. Wharton. president of Dovers
Board of Trade.
Five white men giving their names
as Abe Cohen, Samuel Canta. Abe Elf
man, Lewis Cooperman an Samuel
Classman, were arraignc, before Mag
istrate Wharton, charged by Railroad
Detective Doris with illegal train rid
ing. A fine Of S. and costs was i'm
posed on each one.
Lightning struck the granary on the
Wilson L. Cannon farm on the State
Road and tore out door.
Flower mission day was observed
Yesterday by women Of the w. c. T.
L. The county Jail and the Kent
county aImshouse were visited and
flowers distributed and refreshments
served
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
GEORGETOWN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del. June S-A
sneak thief entered the home OF Will
| liam Jorrdy and stole SIS.
Growers OF cantaloupes complain
Of a worm cutting the vines.
Frank King. who has been suffering
from spinal menengitis. and was re-
Gently operated on in the University
of Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadel-
phia, is able 10 be about.
Extensive improvements have been
made 10 Olive avenue. Rehohoth
Beach. preparatory to the opening OF
the season.
Some OF the Georgetown merchants
are in favor Of closing their stores at
night during the summer months.
Five hundred lobster pots are said
to be setting at the Delaware Break
water. Grapplers are expecting large
catches this season.
The life saving crew along the Del
aware coast have gone on duty until
August 1.
The graduating class Of the Lewes
Union Schools this year consists OF
Misses Margaret Burton. Helen Wilt
bank. Adelia Lank. Gladys Russell,
Ethel Martin. Ella Nicholson. Charles
Jenkins, Rowland Ingram. Donald
Evans. The commencement exer-
cises will be held at the auditorium
on next Friday night Prof George
w. Twltmyer will deliver the address
The Rev w. G. Koons will preach
the baccalaureate sermon TO the
graduates tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
SMYRNA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA, Del, June s.--The an
nual meeting of the stewards OF Eas-
ton District was held in Asbury Meth
odist Episcopal Church on Thursday.
Following the meeting. the twenty
five laymen who attended it were en-
tertained at dinner by Or. Robert
Watt. and Mrs. Watt
The following persons comprise the
graduating class OF the Smyrna High
school: Florence c. Darrow, Margaret
d. Postles. Pearl II. Jacobs, owen Il,
Spruance, sydney A. Scout. Elizabeth
A. Staats. Edna f. Vaughn.
Commencement week will begin
June 20. when the baccalaureate SER
mon will be preached in st. Peters
p. f. Church by the Rev, Thomas G
Hill.
On Monday evening. June "a. the
Alumni banquet will be served and on
Tuesday evening. June "a, the class
day program and banquet will bs
given. On Wednesday evening. Jun,
%. commencement exercises will b,
held.
The picnic Of the Little Laura Ie,
Circle OF Kings Daughters helt
Thursday afternoon az Mrs. Reed
Loffland's was we'll attended.
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
CAMDEN

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, Del. June S.-Mrs. How
ell OF Buffalo. n. Y, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. s. A. Sarde.
Miss Hal Goodwin, Of Haddonheld,
n. y. is visiting her sister, Mrs. An
Iie Cowgirl.
4 'F. and Mrs. Frank Geddes, OF
Swarthmore, have been visiting their
sister. Miss Annie Geddes.
II. II. Huntington was given a sur
prise visit by his brother on Satur-
day, whose home is in Houston, Texas.
Mrs. Elwood Wins and two children
of Haddonfeld. n. j.. are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Cowgirl, and other rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Glider
sleeve have been confined to their
house by illness for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall have
moved to the Emerson farm west of
Wyoming. and Mrs. and Mrs. Paul
Clendaniel have moved in town.
Edward Scott, of New York, was a
Sunday visitor
DR.. George II. Gildersleeve and sis
ter. Miss Florence. Of PHILADELPHIA,
were recent visitors here.
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
MARSHALLTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MARSHALLTON, Del, June s.
Marshallton M. e. Church will hold
children's day services tomorrow. A
very interesting program has been
prepared
Stanton NJ. e. Church will hold
children's day services Sunday even
ing.
The w. c. T. U. met in annual ses-
sion at the home Of Mrs. Pierce.
The farmers of the vicinity were
glad to see the heavy showers.
Personal.
Mrs. Anna r. Little was entertained
on Thursday at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCallis-
ter, near Christiana.
Mrs. Ella Currinder of Philadelphia
was a recent guest of friends here.
Mrs. Florence Hendrickson and sis
ter. Miss Emma Whiteman we're en-
tertained on Wednesday by their sis
ter. Mrs. Sarah l. Worrall at Fair
view.
Mr.. an Mrs. Wilson Boulden recent
ly entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Boulden and son Wilson, Jr.
Mrs. Palmer Guest of Marshallton
has returned to her home after being
entertained for a few days by friends
of Kennett Square.
The Rev. I. B. Hill and the Rev.
Howard Taylor Ennis of Dover. we're
recently entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Foote.
Miss p. Florence Little, Miss
Anna Belle F. Little. Miss Laura B.
Pennock and Master Leroy W. Lit
tie were entertained on Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Irene
Hendrickson.
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
NEWS FROM
COLLEGE TOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. June S.-One of the
changes to be made in the ordinances
at a special meeting OF town council
to be held soon. is a provision for a
substantial fine to be imposed for the
harboring of unregistered dogs.
The Rev. Gerhard J. Schilling, who
last summer accompanied the body of
Joseph H. Frazer from Bolivia to this
town, will visit Newark tomorrow,
and will make an address in the NJ. +.
Church in the morning and in the
Presbyterian Church in the evening.
, Mr.. Shilling was a missionary in Bo-
livia for several years and has now
been transferred TO India.
Children's day exercises will be held
i'm the town churches tomorrow.
Members Of the local castle. Knights
of the Golden Eagle. will have a drill
next Saturday night and music will
be furnished by Minnehaha Tribe
band
Members Of the sample committee
of the coming carnival met at the
home of Mrs. William II. Barton, last
night
Farmers say the hay crop will be
larger than for years.
Many Newark fans will make the
trip to Oxford this afternoon to see
the local tri-county league club play
the strong Oxford team.
The Newark Field Club of the Penn
Mar League will play the Elkton club
on the home grounds today
Evening journal., 1912-06-08
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. Del. June S--The straw
berry crop which Is now ending has
been one OF the largest and most
profitable in the history of berry cul-
ture in this section.
Mrs. Bessie Horsey has broken all
records OF this section for the grow
ing Of large strawberries. From a
small patch in rear lot Mrs. Hot-
sey has picked remarkable crop,
twenty-one Of the largest berries,
filling a quart basket.
II is not likely that Seatord will be
represented this year by a baseball
team. Effors have been made 10 re-
organize the old baseball association
and put fast semi-professional team
on the field, but this could not be
done.
Nanticoke. has organized a baseball
team and Is desirous Of arranging
games with any team In any towns IN
Delaware especially Seaiord.
State Senator James Edwin Dut-
ton, who was removed 10 the Je1er.
son Hospital in Philadelphia, lasl
week, is recovering from a severe at
tack OF Bright's disease.
Personal william II, II. Ross has
accepted a position with the Soutl
Delaware Gas Company-Mrs S. y
Thompson and son, Callahan. OF Ches
ter. are the guests Of their parents
Mr. and Mrs. James b. Thompsan-
Misses Grace and Nina Ward and Mrs
ID. O. Moore, Of Laurel, were Seafor,
visitors on Thursday-Walton Smitl
of Bridgeville was the guest Of Sea
ford friends Thursday evening-R
Oren Trice of Salisbury was the gues
OF his father r. c. Trice--Miss May
belle II Thompson has been yisitin:
friends at dgeville-Clarence Hill
was at Laurel last evening-Misi
Nina Coulbourn. who has completed
stenographic course at a Wilmington
business school. has returned home =
Ira Wright visited friends at Cam
bridge on Thursday.
Snapper Soup at Schnepf's. tonight
224 King streets