Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-07-25

way stations. The passengers averaged
80 to 100 in each coach. .~
at l.20 p. m the railing back Of the
railroad platform suddenly gave way
throwing 40 or 80 some s feet to the
ground. One boy was slightly hurt and
| bruised.
At Falkland station at p. m, the in
cesssnt stream of carriges going to the
springs looked like a funeral processi on
in number of vehicles.
| At O'Clock colored man fell from
one of the big locked swings and was
picked up unconscious He was taken
to the hospital tent where be soon re.
covered.
AN ISLAND BAR ROOM. @
About p. N. Colonel Marshall was seen
quietly walking along the railroad track
aooon panied by q O Pickels. The two
guards of the Btandywine Springs sta
ton were close beh;ad. About one-tbird
of ,nile along the track the creek was
/ reached. spot known as Phillips
Island, a smsll wooded spot in the middle
/ OF the stream. The colonel and his com
panions walked across the log bridge
whlca leads 10 the island. On DRESSING
it to their great sur prise they discovered
q ing tavern in full blast. A refresh
ment stand was erected. Whisky and
other drinks with sand witches were on
sale. There were aoout $50 people
present. Others were going bAck and
forth in streams. The.e wss very bsiss
4 business being done.
| Colonel Marshall was not in very good
humor at his discovery. lie and MIR.
/ Pickles walked up to the cpuutsr. Tie
latter PLACED his baud on large bottle
IN 'front.' OF him. 3 tin of the visitors
tasted its contents. On gaining proof OF
the goods being Intoxicating liquor and
eitnessing the men paying and drinking,
tha colonel turned around and aaksd one
Of the men behind the bar what he meant
by placing hu3h temptation 50 close to
thu boundaries Of camp. The latter re-.
pliaI by pointing to liqIcr license
pssted up. It bore the name OF James F.
MoIuyh, a Wilmington saloon keeper.
H"vlng obtained the proof needed, Dol.
u ,rshsli returned to camp. He was de-
te,mtned 10 nave the vioiators of law ar
rested. II9 consulted with Governor
RigEn Gp3 suh7eqn antly with General
KsnHcy. Tha. is tho position of affairs
~ present.
Ii up, ears that Some Of the soldiers
j4cogers a the location Of the jug tavern
.sHcr tire cclunsi hsi gone, They threw
VI, har kgt rltl ths a:eak, nr1 ks the
i.n.j thha ~ sal carried rh9 table OF to
10. qnart IA n Go 4.
rHouslN.s SEE THY DnEss PARADE.
T~ at-m parade was a.teaial by
th,as,nds 'Hoa band lid itsalt in
n,i nt,a &. ins d ril waa sxo.ilpnt, Go.
.l~ygx On tue lion's s@ars OF TIE
,ilaennt
~. ,e,,isn AMI ptRver sarvtas aro1nd
Ea' .' MA III. rprpnpmant grounds wsa
:4rs n, NH W.. n 'e b tbs soldiers who
rtnHai 'a.,i \ W i t1s baud nu,i and
"a II. t't.I
ezra I " nDt Siunlsd until 1850 p.
H. H. %I- N.i:tty B.Gd pliySi until
..ta AVA u iroas ~ tla regimsntal
,Mn'4 l@-es
. MpAAY's rLEorr1N.
ntaetlns- ~ VI u, Nav Castls, a.
il, ~ tha tent o. Lieutenant Boyd,
lie fHI!uvin,: Y'lis=rs wsr5 alactsa: Hiram
u. I1,ta, ,up tioteua. o. of the Dslawar:
isna CampnpY, Cap,sia; First L;enten
ant, Evan Il. Bowl; Saooud Lieutenant
I'uass q Booth. Ths votes OF all present
IS, were cast aud w4ra uraoinous Oh tn,
.oavo t.cRat Pfsvcns TO the company
ap.ning to enssmpment the position o.
.sptnin VAS rendered TO Colonel 8. Nj
Wpod who declined the bonos.
. PEERS NAL AND OTHER NOTES
| Willmm p. Vosheli c4nle to visit hi
, DID war time company grounds at Bran
iywino Springs, A few yards from thu
aote', near tee present stables was wher
!, he Fourth Delaware Regiment, unde
J,Ionel A. a. Grimshaw first campo,
Dut
The highest kicker of the regiment /
Frauk WATSON, 90. u. who kicked ha
rom the hand OF Park Guard Franl
. Duncan, held at height OF over feet
Lieutenant Leroy Brown, o. 9 A.
stationed at Delaware College, who wa
expected at camp is now visiting friend
ia Michigan.
J. Willard Crossan, Quartermsster Ser
1eant John Sail and Lsvi G Sterner
Delaware College cadets, visited camp o.
Saturday evening.
DR. John H. Mauz, Wilmington, for
years reeimsntal quartermaster sergean
If the lss Regiment, d. N. G., receive
n honorable discharge from the seryic
~ Saturday. u
Assis;ant Surgeon J. A. Ellegood, o
, Laurel, reported FOR duty on sunday.
Colonel William II. Stevens, of Sea
ord, with mis- prothsr.in. Law, Waite
Domains, of same place, arrived in cam
IN Sunday.
Ia ll,tion to Corporal Z. j. Means, q
mo rit.siagtnn Sun, othsr JOURNALIST
4oldi.-a ia camp asa 5slG Color Sergean
A. n Ksuney, editor OF the Laurel Ga
sstse. and A. Wo.thington Erinc.isy, col
bred editor OF tho Pscp's's Witness, o
Wilmington. Mr. BrincAley 10 hegdqlai
ar,' cock
In, whaie camp, incln ling the pres
corres nnn !4niE, congratulate tae Il U
ABROAD olnol aia for tnnir eutorpriss ol
Sitnrl y last in running the 2 So p NJ
ra!n from Bfaadywus SpriagS 10 Wi
ninstGn, a disanes os iniles, in ! hou
saa 10 IninGres instead Of about til
l4nai time OF nearer 2 hours. The fac
! ltcis notice.
"Elazsri," in every brilliant stripe an
,ol3r, w9ra by the camp visitors, mud
b., encaplpment gsound this morning q
brilliant AS bad Of vlri.celo;ed Tulips
! Captain Tyrick, q, s, A., WIS over
lasrd commencing the ifs and drup
D., ,orps for its aZlotituie of step, The in
: ipautor was Isen, watch III hAnd, tinial
:. the boys. o-..... ..1...-
Bishop Coleman drove out Suuds
nnrn.cg to the residence OF Mr.. Jenk
\ Fsil.
! The camp hospital is thoroughly g.
: fecive service. 1t is provided with fou
u osds and two stretchers. The medioa
= staf comprises three physicians and on
:; hospital steward.
: 1t is stated that fully so per cent of th
I militia ara atnost IGNORANT of the use q
rifle in target practice.