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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-15
JACK WEIGH.

c1ecutu 10 RcICFec WOIgast. RiVers
Fight July 1.
Los Angeles. June 15.-Jack WEIGH
of San Francisco was selected TODAY
to referee the Wolgast- Rivers light
weight championship fight al Vernon
July 4.
Up to oon it was generally b e
lieved hat James j.. Jeffries would
be selected. Shortly after the noon
hour. however. he notified Manager
McCarey Of the club that he could not
act. and 1t was then hat a meeting
which resulted In the selection OF
WEIGH Was held.
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TIERNEY OUT on GAME

Larimore Pioneer: e. E. Tiernev
had his little finger ON his left hand
knocked out Of joint in the McCanna-
Petersburg game and will probably
be unable to get into. the game for
several weeks. TIL accident happen
cd IN the fifth inning. Losing Tier
ney will weaken the ball team to a
considerable extent.
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Totals ..........30 1 5 81 II
sBatted for Hasty in ninth.
**Ran for Baker.

Score by innings:
Superior I'D oo1o1oo o.
Winnipeg .....o 0 0 1000 o OIL
Home runs: Home runs, DeMaggin
Rhoades: sacrifice hits. Roy. DeMag-
gio, Clotheier: bases on balls, of
81 SIS 5. Rhoades ): struck out. by
Glass .. by Rhoades s: left on bases,
Superior 8. Winnipeg 9. Umpires.
EN- and McGloom. Time of game.
2:o5. stoien bases, Dunleavy, DeMag-
gio. Freer. McMurdo. Kruger.
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= to 5. The out field work of the Ia.
Gals featured. Stoughtoon and jam
eson did the battery work for the To-
calls, while Collins and Johnson per-
formed for Warren.
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Game called in Third.

Toledo, June 15.-The Kansas CITY
game was called at the end of he
third on account of rain. Score: Toll
edo 3, Kansas City O,
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Boston, June l5-Up until a few weeksag it w a figured that America
would be weak in the hundred meter race at the Olympic anles. but Just
nov III reverse is the cae. and Inc Gle Sam will be strongly represented
~ inc event Among those who will ear the stars and stripes are Alvah
Meyer tss Ira Courtney, Ralph Craig M Howard Drew. The latter is picked
as ne winner OF the even The mar ner in which h ia o from Craig at
I'M nr;ntH outs IN Camhridge last Saturda a proved that he is n IF the hest
seconds Drew halls ron the Springfield high school INC has been RIM.
Cambridge ""s S"s I"
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National League
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today,

Games Today.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Leaders Were Easy.

H. LC0ucID SNcIc Easy
New York, June 15.-Pittsbure
easily defeated New York in the first
game of the series 6 to 1. WiItse
was*knocked of the rubber in five in
nings. while Mamnitz was invincibie.
New York making their only run on
Doyle's home run.
r. H. E.
s II /
Wiltse. Eresau and Meyers: Wilson,
Camnitz and Gibson.
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Umplre.s Ankie Brokcn.

Philadelphia, June 15.-Chicago
VOL a hard fought game by Z to g..
In the eighth inning a foul tip off
Downey's bat broke Umpire owens
ankle. He was sent to a hospital. The
visitors won the game by punching
hits with battery and fielding mtsplays
IN the sixth and seventh innings dur
Ing which Downs made a triple and a
home run.
r. H. e.
Chicago q .
Seaton. Wallace. Curtis and Killifer:
Graham, Reullbach and Lavender and
Archer. ~
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WARREN DEFEATED.
Oslo. Mimi. June 15.-The War
rem team VA defeated by the locals
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Cobb Made Great THROW.

Detroit. June 15.-Detroit won yes
ming run in the ninth Inning on Cal
nor's triple and Moriarity's single.
Errors gave the Athletics two of their
three runs. A throw to the plate by
Cobb. retiring Oldring, featured.
R. H. E.
Philadelphia ............. 3 s /
Wtllett and Onslow. Stanage; Ben
der and Thomas, Egan.
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Fifteen in a String.
Cleveland. June 14.-Washington
won it's fifteenth successive game
Yesterday. defeating Cleveland 10 to S.
Banding and kahler were Knocked
out of the box, Baskette being the
only Cleveland pitcher who was eff
~fective.
80 r. H. e.
Cleveland s IS i
washington :..............13 20 4
Standing. Steen. Kahler. Baskette
and O'Neil inc Adams; Hughes and
Henry.
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American Assn.
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today.
Took Fourth Game.

Columbus. June 15.-Columbus
made 1t four out of five with Milwau-
kee, taking the game. after a bad
Bruck We're due TO error Coooer
was supported perfectly and not scor-
ed upon.
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KossICK WINS.
Moor head Boxer Gets Decision Owe,
Mcintyre.

head BoNer Gets Decision Over
Mcintyre.
Saskatoon. Sask., June 15.-Youns
kossich Won Yer Mickey MCINTYRE
here last night in the seventh round
in what was scheduled to be a fft- n
round affair. The fight, as far as i.
vent. was a dandy. both boys display
ing most clever defense. though ks
SICK was the better exponent of the
art as far as footwork went. Tim.
after time he escaped vicious leads Lv
sidesteppins or ducking and was :.
ms up points for defense when the
sudnen termination occurred. The
fight was given to Kossick on a foul.
Wake Up.
Waking up" to the Importance of
the ads. is often the beginning Of a
new era in ones life.
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del
Had Easx Victims

Boston. June 15.-Cincinnati had
little difficulty winning from Boston
yesterday z to 3. The visitors hit Hes.
on top Of passes and errors. while
Fromme was generally effective.
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Observed FLAG Da,

Brooklyn. June 15.-Flag day was
celebrated here yesterday when 1000
and a disciplinary school with bands
attended the game as the guests Of
the st. Louis and Brooklyn clubs. The
home team won II to 2.
r. H. E.
Brooklyn II - ?
o'. 1ouie 8 l
'Rucker and Miller. Willis. Wood
burn. Howell, Dale and Bliss.
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American League
Standing of the Clubs.
Won in Tenth.

Won in Tenth.
st. Louis. June ia home run by
linn. followed by a single. IA stolen
base and another single in the tenth
inning gave New York the opening
game of the series with st. Louis
yesterday I to ;. The visitors ran
bases to suit themselves.
r. H. E.
{ 10 i
Mitchell and e. Brown, Krichell:
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Fifteen in a String.

Mitchell and e. Brown. Krichell
Fisher, Quinn and Street, Sweeney.
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n, - ~ I IT
Coiufnbus 9 j
3 8 /
Bruck. Cooper and Smith; Dough-
erty and Schalk.
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Ed Honey Of the Cards held a hall
recently while a runner scored from
third. II looked bad. but koney camo
across with a very clear and clever
explanation The ball. he says, stuck
in his glove. He admits the fans
might not have known it. but he in
siSts on the mucilage owouso.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-15

Manager Jack O'Connor of the
Cleveland United States league team.
announces the signing of a real leag-
uer in jerry Freeman. once With
WASHINGTON and later in the American
association and New York Stat,
leagues.
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sEprtst,p Willis Butler, who has
hnef. with Toledo, has been turned
over to Portland. Niles will pla.
third base for Toledo until Marusll
RECEIVERS. Catcher Geib has been re
leased by ToIedo to Lexington, ny.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-15

Fort Wavne has sent Pitcher Gil
limo to Ottawa. Can. and released In
lirlders and Collinswood. who are
ticketed for the Michiga. State league.
Carson is the son of President Carson
If the Central league.
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Dos Cessler. erstwhile right Colder
"t Washington, is in New York. and
within a few daNs intends to sail for
Europe. Gessler will not report TO the
Kansas City club, to which Griffith
sold him. In fact. he says that h. has
quit baseball and will devote his time
to the study of medicine in the future
Gessler would have remained in the
game had he been able TO retain a
major league berth, but he objects to
going to the minors.
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OLYMPIC TEAM =
LEAVES HOME
Best Athletes of the United
States OFF for the Stock
holm Games.
YANKEES WILL WIN
Commissioners Sullivan Saws
Americans Will Make 70
Per Cent of Points.

.
On Board Steamer Finland, by !.
. wireless VIA SaSapoack, l.. l., /.
- June lo.-Athletcs who sailed y
rom New York on Steamer Fin n
y land bound for Olympic games in {.
y Stockholm are a happy Lot on tho !.
" ocean and full of c%onfidence that =
" they will bring home a ma ioritv {.
" of the honors awarded i'm events -
. IN which they will compete. =
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Johnny Killing is catching the game
OF his life. AS manager of the Boston
Wardmen he has taken a new leas,
on life. Hub circles declare that
.iling eve showed greater skill when
he h%ackstopped for the Cubs. He has
',lled the Bostons With Cub confidence
and ginger.
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Two months Of the big league races
are now baseball history. and from all
Appearances the number of finds in
1912 will not approach the list of stars
developed in 1911. which list includes
the names of such illustrous diamond
warriors as Marquard. Fletcher, Jack.
son.. Alexander. Gregg. McInnis, Chal-
mers and Olson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-15

Manager Hugh Duffy of Milwaukee
is reported tn have a deal on by
which Pitcher Grover Laudermilk.
sent by the ST. Louis Nationals to
Louisville. will become Il Brewer The
rumor indicates tina, the pitcher and
Manager Tiblc do not exactly agree.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

LONDON, Feb. 2-The Duke of Fife,
whose wife is the Princess Louise
Victoria Alexandra Dagmar, sister Of
King George ", is seriously i'll at
Assuan. on the Nile, in upper Egypt.
The duke was taken with a chill at
Wadi-Halfa, in the Egyptian Sudan,
on January 23 and vas taken at once
tc Assuan to meet physicians, for
whom an urgent summons was sent.
A bulletin says the duke is suffering
from pleurisy and congestion of the
lungs and that his condition has been
grave since January 26.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
AT CONFERENCE
ON CHILD LABOR
Rev. N. W. Wells Participant
ed in Biz Convention at
Louisville

The Rev. Hubert W. Wells retura-
ed from Louisville. Ky. on Wedues-
day evening where he represented the
Delaware Child Labor Committee at
the National Child Labor Committee
Conference. The conference evoked
much interest in the city and adj
dressed itself TO the subject Of "The
Relation Of Education to Child La
bor"
There were delegates present from
twenty-five states in attendance from
Massachusetts to Oregon. The next
conference, it is thought, will be held
in Milwaukee.
The Delaware Child Labor Commit
tee will hold meeting on Thursday
evening, February 8, in the parlors OF
the New Century Club building al
S.15 o'clock. At this gathering the
conference held at Louisville will be
reviewed A speaker will be present
from the central Office of the com
mittee of New York City.
Probation officer L. Ross Farrs
will speak on the theme of "The Re-
lation Of the Juvenile Court to tn,
Enforcement of the Law to Regulate
the Street Trades"
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
SMYRNA HAS FIRE
In A WOODSHED

SMYRNA. Del. Feb. 2.-Late Tues
day night an alarm was sounded be-
cause of fire in the property OF Rural
Mail Carrier Walter Maclary on
North Main street. In some un-
accountable way his smoke house or
woodshed. almost adjoining his resi-
dence had caught fire and was soon a
blaze beyond control Mr.. Maclary
and his family were awakened by the
cracking sound and thought it was
sleet dropping from the trees. He
gave the alarm and with his little
14-year-old girl. both barefooted. at
tempted TO pour water on the resi-
dence portion adjoining the burning
outbuilding to keep it from catching
fire. The Hose Company was soon on
its job Mr.. Maclary lost a set Of
harness and a lot of coal and wood.
valued at S25. The property belongs
to Mrs. James II. Cloud. of Chester.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
YORKLYN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
YORKLYN. Del. Feb. 2.-J. w
Thompson, Of Wilmington. spent Wed.
nesday with friends here.
Miss Rosalia owen, OF Paulsboro
n. j., is visiting her brother, Horace
Owen and family.
Oscar Erickson, inspecting engi-
neer for the George w Helm Co, Of
Helmetta. n. j., is here on business.
Miss Sadie Toughey is undergoing
hospital treatment for appendicitis
in Philadelphia.
No. factory OF the George w
Helm Co. which has been evacuated
of It's snuff capacity for the pas
six years. will start TO drying tobac
co for the grinding of snuff at once.
Edward Otwell will move to Bran.
dywine Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Way spent
yesterday with friends here
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

Don't trail, don't be laggard when
the call for capable. skilled and con-
scientious workers is heralded every
day through the Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
GEORGETOWN
AFTERCHAUTAUQUA
Dr.. Pearson to Speak There
in Interest Of As
SOCiatiOn

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, Del, Feb. "A
proposition to establish and conduct
a Chautauqua in this town will be
presented to the citizens in the near
future by the Chautauqua Association
of Pennsylvania, of which DIR. Paul
M. Pearson of SwarthmOre. Pa, is
one of the directors.
George Kay, a former editor of The
Seaford News, whom it was believed
about a year ago met with foul play
in Chicago. has been located in Cali
fornia.
The mid-term examinations are be-
ing conducted in the Georgetown
public schools.
A wood yard has been started by
Harley Conway at the rear of the
old Eagle Hotel.
Deputy Attorney-General Frank NJ.
Jones has been elected lay delegates
by the congregation of Wesley NJ. e.
Church. and Charles p. Tunnel alter
nate to the Lay Electoral Conference
which convenes in Wilmington March
TO-
A hog weighing 6S2 pounds was
killed by Daniel Jones of Lewes, and
shipped to Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
FIGHT ON NOW FOR
BRIDGEVILLE OFFICES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEVILLE, Del. Feb. "A
number of patriots came forward at
the last minute and allowed their
names to be registered as candidates
for the town offices. The candidates
are: Harry Wiley, @. II. Rawlins,
Joseph Parker, Horace Sudler, Henry
! Owens. and Frank Ledeuhaln for town
commissioners, five to be elected.
J. w. Rimes, present incumbent,
and former Mayor M. S. Newton will
try TO be treasurer and the present
alderman, w. p. Short, has no opposi-
tion. Martin w Welch has no oppo-
sition for assessor. MaUy would
be candidates were shut out because
Of the new ruling that all names must
be in one week prior to election.
The fight between Dimes and Newton
promises to be vigorous.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
COUNCIL GETS
ROAD REPORT
Will Consider Boulevard Pro-
jsCt as Committee Of
the Whole
GIVE ARCHITECTS CHANCE
TO OPPOSE BUILDING LAW

City Council last night received the
resolutions and other data passed
upon by the Wilmington Board Of
Trade relating to the route of the
dupont Boulevard in Wilmington, at
the special meeting held by that body
on Tuesday night. Following the
reading of the communication, on
motion of Col. Stoyer, of the Fifth
ward, the entire matter was referred
to Council as committee Of the
whole.
The letter contained the routes
which were under discussion by the
Board Of Trade, also a copy of the
resolution providing for the Street
and Sewer Department to submit an
estimate for the Market street
Eleventh street-Washington street
route, and a reply from that depart
ment. stating that the Board of Di-
rectors will take up the matter The
two routes considered, the one just
mentioned, and the one known as
the western route were both publish
ed in THE EVENING JOURNAL yes
terday.
Routine Business of Council.
Council received a letter from
Major r. r. Raymond, United States
engineer. relative to depositing mud
dredged from the Christiana river
on the land of the Christiana Marsh
Company and the probable necessity
of elevating the railroad tracks on
that land. The letter was referred
TO the navigation committee.
The chairman of this committee
Councilman White, informed the
members that the special committee
ON the Delaware River front project
was not yet ready to make report
hut that the committee was doing
much work and would probably have
some report to making at the nex'
meeting.
Next Wednesday night was hNed at
the time to hear architects ana oIheIs
interested in the proposed change t'
the building las effecting the cree
ton of back porches and stairWays e
height of four stories. There seem'
10 he some opposition to the proposed
amendment and a meeting OF the Law
and public building committees vii
be held on that night to hear those IN
terested.
The Street and Sewer Department
was allowed S23,OS0, the balance o
its third quarterly appropriation
Other amounts allowed were $l,OOzl
TO the Institute Free Library, MONTH,
appropriation Board of Education
S19.OS1.54, monthly appropriation
The various city officers made thei
reports. Oil Inspector Guild reports
having inspected total of 51,S3S gal
Ions of oil during the month OF dc
cember. and collections of $29S 20 I
fees. Milk Inspector Healy reporte
having inspected $500 quarts of mil
during the month of January, takin
up three samples and condemnin
none. The building inspectors repor
which has been published, also wa
received.
Complimentary tickets for the The
atrical and Mechanical Association
ball at Turn Hall, on February
were received and accepted.
Councilman Conner. of the Secon
Ward, announced that the fire CON
panies in the department will be in
spected by Council on next Monda
and Tuesday evenings.
City Treasurer Lednum reported
balance in bank of $162,76115. tn
following receipts for the week wei
reported: James II. Morris, S4,6l5.lS
eugene NJ Sayers. $76S.54; Street an
Sewer Department, $2502 So, and mil
cellaneous, S345.5O
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
REHOBOTH AGAIN
TALKS OF CANAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del, Feb. o.
At a meeting recently held in Angola,
a committee was appointed to make
preliminary survey and obtain
soundings for the proposed inlet from
the Ocean to Rehoboth Bay. but owing
to the cold weather and ice in the bay
the committee was unable TO report to
the citizens meeting held at Rehoboth
Beach on Wednesday.
A serious leak was found in the
Ascetylene Gas Company's main on
Surf avenue on Tuesday. II was re-
paired by the company's local crew.
The boys of the Episcopal Sunday
School had their first indoor baseball
game on Thursday night at the Royal
Rink
Several local society girls are pre-
pairing "Favors' for leap year dance
TO be given by them soon.
Scott Thompson, of Paulsboro. n
j., and one of the commissioners o
Rehoboth Beach, is spending a weel
here.
A party of sportsmen and thei
wives from Philadelphia, are spendlnl
the remainder of the week at the clu
house on Burton's Island Rehobot
Bay.
W. H. Burger, of Wilmington, mad
a business trip to Ocean View, o.
/ Wednesday,
Mrs. Samuel Elliott, representing
All Saints Mission attended the mis-
sionary lectures at St. GEORGE
Church, Georgetown on Wednesda,
and Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Horn has been con
fined to her room for several day
with a cold.
Miss Effie Truit has resigned a
teacher in the Georgetown school.
/ Miss Catherine Ross is able to b.
out again after a weeks illness.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
MOVED no PHILADELPHIA.

SMYRNA. Del, Feb. William
Ford. son of Rural Mail Carrier Rev.
Walter Ford, has accepted a position
in the Philadelphia postofiice. Mr.
Ford, who for a time was assistant
postmaster at Clayton, recently pass
ed a civil service examination for clerk
in the Philadelphia Office and stood
seventh in a class Of over one nun
dred. He will be a substitute clerk
in the Philadelphia postofice.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
BRIDGEyILLE

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRIDGEVILLE, Del. Feb O.
Frank Rapp, local hardware clerk ia
a candidate for reading clerk Of the
Senate at the next session Of the State
Legislature.
Six and a half cents a pound is tho
wholesale price for pork. but retail
prices still soar at the top notch.
A call came from Rehoboth yester-
day asking for our local diver to come
there and dive under the ice after
some lost goods.
William b. Truitt is having his tom
sils removed at a hospital in Will
mineton.
r. l.. Wiley. proprietor of the CO.
ment brick factory has invented an
improved cement roadway.
Yergers 419 Shipley street. for Pic.
fttrcr Trop,oo aud hrfluf uts.,r1fon
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

Yerger's 419 Shipley street. for Pic
lures, Frames and Artist supplies
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CAMDEN

CAMDEN. Del, Feb. 2-Eugone
Dawson and William Mcbride have re-
turned from visit to Philadelphia
Mrs. Walter A. Council has returned
from a visit to Wilmlngton-Mrs. L.
B. Walraven, who has been critically
i'll with appendicitis, is convalscent--
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin T. Conwell
have returned from a visit to Wood
bury Heights, New Jersey-Miss
Martha Scott, OF Dover has been the
guest OF Miss Mary r. Draper-Miss
Bessie T. Hlnsley. OF Dover. has been
the guest Of Mrs. William NJ. Evans
Miss Bertha Dunn is visiting In Dover
Harry Hinsley. who has been critic
ally i'll. is able to be out again-Mr.
and Mrs. S. w. Hammond have been
visiting in Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

The Want Columns are an index Of
opportunities--th Wants tell what's
needed most.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

Yerger's 419 Shipley street. for Pic.
lures, Frames aud Artist suoplies.'
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
ROSHOp WILSON IN SMYRNA

SMYRNA, Del., Feb 2-Bishop
Luther B. Wilson. ID. d., LII. D., who
will preside at the coming session of
the Wilmington Conference, will
preach at Asbury Church Sunday
night
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
SURPRISE ON TENTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

SMYRNA, Del. Feb. 2-Mr. and Mrs
Hirons Denney were given a surprise
by their friends and neighbors Mon
day evening on the occasion OF their
tenth wedding anniversary. The com
pany took along a number of gifts IN
tinware and had with them abundance
of refreshments to complete the even
ing. Il was a complete surprise for
Mr.. and Mrs. Denney and one which
they enjoyed heartily. Among those
present were Senator and Mrs. Ed
ward G. Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. SAM
uel ]. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Hudson, Jr., Capt. and Mrs. w. F. P.
Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Boyer, Mr..
and Mrs ]. e. DeFord, Mrs. James II.
Wilson, Miss NJ. Edith Beck, Miss Pearl
Jacobs and Miss Preston.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
LAUREL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL, Del, Feb. Mrs. Annie
Cooper. aged 61, wife Of Noah Cooper
died at her home after a lingering
Illness. Besides her husband she
leaves five children, Charles, a Wash
ington lawyer; George. a local
broker, and the Misses Nellie. Mary
and Viola, schoolteachers.
Paul. the 2-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Waller. died from whoop-
ing cough.
Mrs. Sallle Hitch, wife OF Levin S.
Hitch, a merchant and one OF the
most prominent Democratic politi-
clans OF Sussex county. died at he.
home at Peppers, on Tesday.
Since the cold weather set In chick.
sn thieves have been unusually actiy,
here.
The Want Columns are an index OF
AAnArftt.,itf.u fhn Nrunfo tgII hu