The daily gazette., 1879-06-02
gonRTH EDITION
..,oow wArsoN's WOES

WIDOW wAIsoN
orr OF BED TO MEET A
Dragon. coUsArIoN-THE STORY of
1ra REFORMATION 9TH M
aI free temperance nesting .sion and n p1enty
lies for charging admission, a, n p, nass.
excuse ' ~ for dodg'ns the ma ~ p" o.
Of Oppoll11ps"o! the collection, had the el-
ed sIo'l ,ra Wing VII fair sized audience 10
iect Of dla"i We,se. Yesterday afternoon
The Opera Hatcher and Mrs. Judge Wat
10 hear Mr'b ,tsir social and temperance
son ' eaT.' 10 the wilmington public, ..
rel I1l nut,her accompanied Dy M ,, 4.
Mr. pu name upon the stage al 3'4o
Wasso'' . , opened the meeting by read
o'clocE' a a,,I psalm, "rhe Lord is my
Ing tue I'J a, ali not want" etc. with,
out a a into active business, ana amour ,,ar
q V hat since the era Of christianity per
cen ,nS' had always attend the workels =
.'c'i'lo,' . " lie cited the career OF
ioI ilau and his disciples and then com
Christ anu ,hr u history" as he said,
ing up UNA, ,no tribulalions of Socrates,
me suffering of Neros unlacky subjects
lue , , ,hs persecutions Of william Ma',a W,,
aud Ine rim Fathers, and Rodger VIII
the ri'S,T his country, he said, has been
llallls, tho and of licerty, because mere
caleu n s,sV sneak, and women may speak,
men llay 'p pss IMPLANTED in their souls.
Sn Ar I butcher then delivered a yigor-
-. W. arounent in relation to ms positlou'
Gus a, ,sas a determine ion of the ques-
xlvh ,, % or not q reformed woman
loh i,,d he protected IN her sincere effort
snoa a,o n ihe fallen, or be driven back
v! y. Ie Ssr Gin. He was particularly severe
INV y D in relation to this question:
. y" they are not defenders OF incl
'gin sSn . are responsible for the many
seA' a of III. fame that exist on account
MUS S.Ss manner in which they treat the
u l. inC me who fallen from the estate OF
e I,,i,9nde and virtue. His remarks In
hi. st. ain elected vigorous applause
' ""i an enthusiastic individual III inc
A' "ors a, the close of one of his most
I~Or Rive sentences, sang out, "Lay on
Mscuu.' .,us,o, Mr.. butcher said he had
III coN e''s s,anJ nm this question. and
'aKen = u, M ~ To he driven from the
was l'o' u mo also alludad to the recent
,hsrges of drunkenness, suicide and i'm
MARIA conduct recently made against him,
mo, q, .V Ian ali IN tofO. In request
aiu ue" msa,;nn for tbe nurpose of defray-
ins .o he announced that he had
lg eSlNu .,,o hall b;m,elf az the managers
pau W -. wy onon II until the cash W as paid
, s'us'u " 0f0
dOW W,,o ,ho collection was being taken
VIII" NV "" Wa,son came forward and
uP a VIZ, a,d;anca IN ;oin in singing the
Sheu ' ,,w,sa, fr;ond 7 have in .Jesus. u
Hl',, i, was the first bymn she had
~sns lido or tho Catholic church.
I .s ,an o efforts and several break.
n'.e' ~, ,ho hv,nu wa. finally sang through.
u' AZ. nM,cIer then formally introduced
Nv W. N n Who said she appeared be.
h'' h I'D aud,ence in great weakness and
.ole .ne 81 40, piobt ~ she said. 81
' @'s Ss"a@sd from NV he'd in the United
was u'I IT,, a, haIf mast ten o'clock and
o.a'es iiH NV Tonstable On n writ of can
si'as.' An, of S1o which | was acci,
w., ,S ;na IN a Mrs. Riley. a MILNE,
W. S, y, O ,;," When Mr. OriIin. the nro
VI WYE, 'aa' ~, os,ho ho,el tnocked at nv dnor
P'le'o' Vi .nI 49, '', m ,nos uan,.d
anu '",U, , nro,.s,ed hecause I know
t sad n"rsr po"ab, a nennv,s worth in tbi
"sr , , haJ no, n,id far Uowever
,o J3 linn IN brino The Constable To m,
nom and That official said The writ ba,
h,,t been qiyen 10 him. and informed m,
htI wonld have IN 90 before the wo
nan or m to isil asked him IN s,e,
mnside IL the ,oom mil / dressed an,
,bsn wsn, Win him hef,re tbe wo
Inen N.h' "i,ii nm oe'o,o 1no W.
nna aIsa who nwaJ Lar tha ,norov and
was tho urono nor,v Esouira H.,
who il he,isye an adnirar nf,h,s wo
man. Immense ,nnlansel wac there an,
Ist .i,'nnah, i r pas ,n hove " an ;,nmad
late trsl wiiIon, ;nJee or ;nrv
Mrs Watson said hot a, 10 o,c,ooI
tba nrav;ous ,av E.o,,;ra uaa.nv LaJ Il,
clared Mrs Wa,son shoulJ Se arrest f
ad innn;rad wv ,ho go, I'D 49,
p"
mt oft iii la,e Al niobt Uowayer oh
would nrav Cod n foraivo him horsoI
a, h. was an oid nam 81 -, :, 49,,
BE- said Ie was o' ..nn"a a VI mn', nd tuu ;o
child,
Mrs. Watson then gave n brief sketc
oiher life, describing in detail her down
ward career in the vor,ex of intempe
auce and her redemplion tbronph fine /,
stumentality ofone of George N Dutcl
els speeches She nos;,iyslv .ssar,a
Mar da,o.,a;,.,. on. positl'eiy asseIte
wi determination 10 i've pure, uprigl
astehce and to devote her lite to ii
sOlk of redeeming, fallen women frol
their terrible condition of suffering an
shame.
When she concluded Mr. Dutcber ga,
sn invitation to all who desired to con