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Evening journal., 1893-07-08
RscENT LITERATURE.

The prosperity OF Blue and Gray, which
has been noteworthy even In this coun.
try OF great successes in journalism, has
been signallzed by the publishers Ia their
July number. A new dress of type,
extra fne paper, and matter Of surpass.
ing interest, as well as numerous excel
lent illustrations, mark the beginning Of
the second volume Among the more
prominent features in the contents for
July are symposiums on the battle Of
Gettysburg and VicksbuHg, by we'll
known survivors on both Sides. These
articles are embellished with about thirty
engravings, all made especially for Blue
and Gray The fiction and poetry is
varied and interesting. The patriotic
Youths Department, is especially valu-
able this month, and the mission Of Blue
aud Glay-to serve as a supplemental
reader In educational institutions al
ready meeting with hearty support from
leading educators, will unquestionably
receive unusual encouragement when
this months issue is read Patriotic
Publishing Company, Philadelphia,
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
Tho ChnmpionahIp RECORD.
GROWTH OF A. o. U. W.
statistics OF Interest 60 Worlsmen Of
the New Delaware Grand Lodge.

the New Delaware Grand Lodge.
The report Of the supreme recorder of
the A. O. o. w. as presented at the
Toronto session several days ago
showed the following increase in
membership and benefits paid since the
institution of the order; 1865, 80 mem
bers, no benefits; 1870, 100 members, no
benefits; 1S7l-25O $344 67; lS72-450,
SO. $50; 1871 200 $57. 405 90; 1874
s. .G30. $i26,0 600; 1876, $50. $t7l, 900;
ls76-9,98S, $l9s. 900; 1S77-16,319,
S30S. 368. %; 1S7S-35 1885, $500
970 90; 1S79-62 493, $l,064, 956 9i;
lSS0-T9 2iS. 81, 305, SS7 SO; 1SSl-0i,
300 81, 5O3, 555 80; 1897 1886, 81,
792. GO3 "a; 1sS8-1i6 300, $2031. .O47. 20;
lS84-l30, 1O5. 50. 1S0, 1876 80; 1sS5-143, e
100, 81, 2,666, 45S 36 1sS6-157 1853, So
0ie 057; 1sS7-l76. $40, 50 4b3, 3,2S7;
1883 -10S. 702, S3, ,0S5 OSS 10; 1SS0-2l6,
G25, S4153, 76s2s 1S00-23i, 500 S4,
762 167 90; 1S9l-25l SG2, So, BOZ, 5SS, 81
lS02-276 1852, $6.0l5, ,O20 60; 1S93-30S,
575, benefits paid not stated.
The total benefits paid out since the
institution Of the order were $4i,57O,
q4S 50. The average death rate per
I 600 members was 81 I'm 1879 and 10 10
ia 1892. In 1879 the average monthly
disbursements Of the beneficiary fund
amounted to SIS, ,746 Al; in 1892,
$5Oi 2517l. The total number of ap.
plicants for membership in the jurisdic-
tions not including New York, Illinois,
Missouri, Tennessee, Massachusetts, and
Nebraska was S45
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
rntertnlnInr Two vIsItora.

A number Of young men and women
attended an evening social last night in
honor of Misses May and Eva DuHamel
of Kent county, who are the guests Of
the Misses Shaw Among those who
helped to entertain were Albert E
Wilson, Miss Anna Mohlen. Harry Y.
Jemison, Miss Lizzie Wise, Walter
Bacon and others, Of this city William
Watson, Lex Wolcott, OF Dover; Walter
Hanson, Of Wilmington; Miss Eta
HoiIecker. Of Philadelphia; Miss Ella
Gaze, Of Salen; the Misses May and Eva
DuHamel.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
Personal Events

Mrs George Rocket and daughter and
Mrs James Harris and children left this
morning to spend the summer in the
lower part OF the state
Mrs J Harry Stewart and children
are visiting friends in st. Georges.
Mr. and Mrs. James Clothier, who bave
been visiting Odessa friends, have re-
turned home.
Miss Lizzie Riley, of st. Georges, Wis
tied New Castle friends on Thursday.
Mrs. Nathan T. Bell and daughter. OF
Wilmington, were the guests yesterday
OF Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Seminar.
Mrs S J. Robinson, Of Wilmington
is visiting relatives here
Myers Stewart, Of Philadelphia, is th'
guest Of his uncle, S A. Stewart.
Mrs. David Maca,hster, Of Philadel
phia, is visiting her parents, Mr.. anS
Mrs Ira Lunt
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
IncIdents of rho Dnr.

William GALLON, the forger who
worked eleven Wilmington firms was
brought to this city last evening and
committed to Jail in default Of $4,000
bal for his appearance at court.
Rev. T. +. ,Martindale has arranged a
special praise service to be held at the
M. E. Church 10 morrow evening con
sisting Of choir music, readings and a
special address.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will
give an excursion next Wednesday TO
Woodland Beach, ON the steamer Thomas
Clyde. The tickets are now on sale at
Ferris's drug store Boat leaves New
Castle 1T a m.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
Worth rive dollars

Cut this clipping out and il will be re-
ceived by the Creston Land and Improve.
ment Company as 50 cash, with a first
payment on a building lot at Creston. If
presented on or before July 10, 1898.
Lots 20 feet front, 125 feet deep for
$500, II bought at once. Terms $40 cash
and balance in easy monthly payments.
Five per cent discount allowed for all
cash. Call or send for circulars and
plots at Office, No. 7l2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
THE WORLD OF BASEBALL.

At Last rhiladelphia is IN Iirst race ah
the Result Of Victory and Boston's
DOwnialI-Results.i
The tie for the first position in the
League race was broken yesterday, and
the Philadelphias now have clear title
to the honor. They defeated the
Chicagos, while the Bostons were badly
trounced by the Pttsburghs. The
Baltimores gave the Clevelands rather
sudden set back. The New Yorks were
defeated by the Louisvilles, and are now
on even terms with the Cincnnatis for
sixth place, with Baltimore but two
points benind. The st. Louis Browns,
by topping the Washingtons over for
the second time, jumped into the ninth
notch. O'Rourke's Senatorial warriors
are not so fierce as they were about two
weeks ago. The Brooklyns and Cincin.
natis were prevented from playing their
scheduled game by rain.
The results were Philadelphia, 49,
Chicago, 10. Baltimore, Is; Cleveland, D.
Pittsburg, s Boston, 0 Louisville, a.
New York 2 st. Louis, 0; Washington,3.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
straw berry sod Causes Death.

MARYDEI, Del, July S.-A strawberry
seed killed William Getty, Of Temple.
vile. The little pellet lodged in the
veriform appendix and all efforts to
dislodge It proved futile For several
weeks Mr. Getty experienced no un-
pleasant effects, but recently his condi-
tion became suddenly serious. Appen.
dicitis developed and his death last night
was the result
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
St. Patriok's T. A. B. Picnic.

Special 10 Evening Journal.
YORKLYE, July S.-The st. Patrick 8
r. A. B Society, of Ashland, will hold
its annual picnic in Mullins woods on
July %. An orchestra has been engaged
and a successful event is anticipated.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad pay
car passed over the Landenberg branch
to-day
Conductor James Allison has returned
to his duties on the Landenberg branch
from few days vacation.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Dr. Il. Hoegelsberger, the oculist, has
opened his store at SIG Market street,
and will be pleased 10 see his many
patrons. The goods are of the finest
quality and sell at exceptionally low
prices. Every glass guaranteed to suit.
Eyes examined free.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

You 20 TO Baltimore by rail and thence
down the PatapscO river and Chesapeake
bay on the palatial steamer Columbia Boat
ing, fishing, bathing, sailing, Grabbing: soft
crab dinner at Bay Ridge. Special train via
Is. a O. r. X. will leave Wilmington Market
street, at 20 a. m, and Delaware avenue al
go. arriving at Bay Ridge az 1l.45 a. m.
leturning lall rail- train will leave Bav
Ridge az 900 p. m, and arrive az Market
street, Wilmington, al s.l5 p. m. Round trip
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
Launch of a Fine steam Yacht

CHESTER, July s.-The steam yacht
Emeline was launched from Roach s
shipyard to-day. The sight was wit.
Messed by about 800 people. The Emelne
is 10s feet over all, 16 feet G inches beam.
and 6 feet g. inches depth of hold with
displacement of 90 tons, and is schooner
rugged. She has triple expansion en-
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
AFFAIRS ON THE RIVER.
T. A. B. Men Arrange a Big
Field Day at Pennsgrove.
GALLON, THE FJRGEB IN JAIL

Bark Alexander Black Passes out for
Brazil with Manager G. G. Knowles
OF the New Castle wooilen Mills
Aboard-Two Kent County Girls Pleas
antly Entertainod-Presb to
Go 60 Woodland Beach.
Special Correspondence Evening journal
NEw CASTLE, July s.
John Schultheis and James f. Nc
Ivor. Of st. Peters T. A. B. Society
went to Wilmington last evening to ar
range with the rest Of the T. A. b
Societies for grand field day and ex-
cursion to Pennsgrove, N. j., on Thurs
day, August The people from Della
ware City and New Castle will go by the
steamer Major Reybold and the Hockessin,
Ashland aud Wilmington delegations by
the steamer Ulrica In addition 10 dane
ing game Of baseball will be played
and there will be bicycle race, 100 yds
dash, jumping, sack and wheelbarrow
races. and collar aud elbow wrestle
between two 100 pound weights. One
New Castle man and the other a
Warren Athletic Club man. This is the
first union field day ever held by the
T. A. B people and as the fare will be
low. it is expected that crowds will be
present.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
nIore TrnIn Conoerts.

Passengers In the rear car on the accom-
modation train to this city. last evening
the form Of a concert by trio Of sweet
voices Instrumental music was also
brought into requisitioh. The contralto
seemed TO have a hard time with the
other two. Little Birdie" aud 'Down
on the Farm" sounded real enchanting.
They made few stops, but at the outer
depot they stopped for Ernest
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
nIr. KnowIe... shIn pn..es out.

At .6 o'clock last evening the bark
Alexander Black upon which is George
Gray Knowles. general mana ger Of the
New Castle Woolen Mills, passed out TO
sea Mr.. Knowles said farewell hastily
yesterday morning and left New Castle.
not expecting to return for at least six
months. Inspector Riggs will probably
succeed Mr.. Knowles as manager during
that time.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

To accommodate the largely increased
Ohio Railroad Company, ia addition 10 its
present three through trains. viii place in
oally service commencing sunday. July q
S,nl9ther express train TO Chicago. leaving
Wilmington at 4.5l u. m, and RUNNING Via
Flttsourg and Akron, H.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Hostess -"Whatdo you think OF the popu-
lar fad OF wheeling. Mr., Brdgerfn BROOKLYN
Man-'lts my tavOrite recreatiOn-and, IL /
do say IL myself, our baby-carrare is the
handsomest one on the blookr'-Puck.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
GOOD cIlIlens eeltIne out.

Noble Donovan, an employe of the
foundry department of the Delaware Iron
Works, has gone to Elizabeth, n j..
where he has secured position. I'm
fortunately, many Of New Castles citi
zens are moving away. for when there is
no work there is no pay.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
Are Yon Nervons.

Are you all tired out, do you have that tired
feeling or sick headache? You can be re-
lieved of all these symptoms by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla which gives nerve and bodily
strength.
Hood's Pnls are easy in action.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
sntnrhnx. InIr a

We will give to all purchasers Of pound
Baking Powder beautiful palace berry
set consisting Of seven pieces Grand
Union Tea company, No. 600 King
street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Gentlemen can increase their incomes
by soliciting life insurance for tn e largest,
strongest and best company in the world
Apply to ANsON A. MAHER,
Manager Equitable Life, Equitable
Building, city.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Wostlake-"Was Miss Hittit charmed with
your account OF your fishing tripY" Harkins-
Very much, think, for she said, How ro-
manticp"-Puck.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Inc country has n growing family Of un.
fortunate newspaper men who are never SAT.
ished without AIRED rag in their faces.-Dalla,
News.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Satisfaction guaranteed on every truss ad-
lusted by n. b. Danforth, graduate I'M
Pharmacy, Second and Market. Long ex-
perience, large stock.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Daily, Weekly and Sunday papers, Davis
& Co. 3l3 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Trying to see $50 worth Of Worlds Fair fo-
nifty cente Is responsible fora good degi OF
nsrvous prostration nowadays. Indianapolis
News.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Additional Train 70 Chicago via. BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

"Muehlhaeuser Export Beer bottled
and delivered to families by P. Elmer.
Telephone 5l2.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
sohednIn Tor To-dny.

Louisville vs.. NewYork, Cincinnati vs.
Brooklyn. Pittsburg VS.. Boston, Cleve-
land VS.. Baltimore, Chicago vs.. Philadel.
phia, st. Louis VS. Washington.
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

'Muehlhaeuser Export" Beer bottled
and delivered to families by p. Elmer.
Telephone 519
Evening journal., 1893-07-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

=, Cummings the Photographer, aOs Market
Evening journal., 1893-07-08

Enjoy the BaY Breezes at Bay Ridge
Sunday, July 9th.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Miss Della :. Bailey mas resigned her
poation a. instructor IN botany in tue
alxh school knd has returned 10 Ann
Arour 20 complete her course in the
university
Albert Powers and wife left Tuesdsv
FOR their hone IN Spearhsh. y. D.,
after q visit with Mrs. Powers parents,
NJ. aud Mss /. K. Brown OF Madison
avenue.
Mes Msmis Gibbons j. spending the
Lenlen SESSION with her friend, Miss
Bertha Buck OF Lansing.
N.ss Bessie Hnsted - spending sun
tsy with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs y.
l.. Huste1. At Lowell.
Capt. George r. Judd Of No. 522 JEFF
ferson avenue - being entertained Ivy
Lowell friends.
George Z. Raymond has sailed from
New York for his trip to the Bermuda
islands
Miss Kittie Nadimber is visiting her
SISTER, Mrs. Charles O'Brien, IN Ksls-
msxoo.
Mss Matilda Bostwick is spending
sunday with her parents in Kalamazoo.
Jane. IRWIN Il No. III Sixth street 10
yisitng relatives IA Muskegon.
rtsnozrapher c. III. Bender is in
Iuaingtou on court business
H.. b. ssynor i- spending Sunday
win ms family IN Chicago.
John Martin - ia New Orleans for
tao winter.
Alssh Curry is in Muskegon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

The concert on March IS. ~ Powers
opera house. by the Mehsn quartet of
Detroit. assisted by Edward Herss
berg. pssn'st. of Cnicsgo, a Eew caaGi-
date Tor musical honors in this city,
under he auspices II 1wentys Nos &
aid ~ Of the society, 10 worthy the
patronage OF al muse lovers IL car
nos fali 10 % . most artistic and enjoy
able entartslnment.
On Friday, a. tie usual hour, go.
tne regular program vii De gwen.
American CoufoserS bang the sub
set. and arranged by Mrs. ". :.
smiley and Nrs. g. T. Raymond Mem
hers who have beea notified OF Their
eoe-ptsnce can procure their tickets On
Thursday or Friday.
Toe seventeenth aTtlst recital will he
on Thursday afternoon. February -,
80 $50. N the Ladies Literary club
bsuss. Max Heinrich, tue eelsbrated
baritone glriaz the program. whica
cons sss OF Eineteen members, a very IL
tersstlnK aud b~4ut.fu. program.
The Wagner study class met on Fri.
fay afierp son a. trei1Feh's hail and
aesp'ts the storm. there ras large a.
tendance and much interest NAM
tested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

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r. ,---.. N,e.,... con~v.v.
tsoa.I sl..t 80 poIi a sn.o.l meet.
,av "a a. PIX rhurch Nondax even.
.oS F.sfaxrx 81
1h~ E,aen Ismpls Jnvens,s Tenn
MIR. usx~ \ nlsa.sat val~ntine soc.al,
tie = lIt.rsrx .nd musesl program
Nondsy eveatnx.
Fr.ozy evening u. Axnss guild gave
= sne mu,.es. program 10 . large au-
d.eace IA ths Irsnlsy enurch sunday
seheoi rooms.
IN. Kn,xnts Of the Golden Eagle
gave pedro party Friday evening ~
the corner Of Wess Bridge aud Serlbnsz
ssseess-
The social states section OF The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
In th- Cry.
Alssh Curry is in Muskegon.

A, tho Shakespeare Study group,
watch met Thursday afternoon in the
usrlors of the LADIES' Literary club
rouse. with Mrs. Lnralne Immen as
leader. "O,hello" Wa. the top.c If study
and other plays were discussed.
Mr.. and Nrs J. BOYD Pantlind were
detained from leaving for Hot Sprinss,
Ark. until the last Of the week, by
Mr.. Pantlnd's attack of tonsilitis.
Ross Robertson aud wife have re-
turncd from = visit tn their daughter.
Mrs. T. X. Hunt OF Detroit, and are
low at hone a. No. Carlton block.
Or. y. +. Robinson Of Manistee. on
his say TO take p 4 graduate course
ia New York. y visiting bis brother, o.
II Robinson, OF Charles street.
Mr. sad Mrs. c. y. Rath have re-
turned from Hnghamt0n. ~. y.
where they attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Ratns brother and sister.
Dr. T.. Milton Greene. who 10 III at
-. Mars hospital. e attended by b..
brother. Dr. John y. Greene. Of I.ssl q.
Nrs Roy Campbell and MIRA Graat
- tstingtoB are visiting J. r. A;cs
and wlfe OF the Bridge street house.
Dr. y. NJ. Nottingham of Lansing
wa.ths guest % Herber r. Knott. Of
Carl. Knott 4 Co, Wednesday.
Ffod y. Aldrich. formerly with tae
Putnam Candy company, will leave
soon for a trip IN the west.
Mr.. l.. r. knappen. OF the firm Of
stuart a knappen. mas just returnsd
from . vet IN " isconsin.
=
are gussts q their nephew, O. W. Pat
&c. OF Cresc@nt avenue.
Ms Mary NcDoweli Of Chicago .
visiting Ms Hester stowe, No. liz
south Lafayette street.
Mrs. Frank H0nnou has returned
froni q trip through OHIO, i1iisna aud
southern Michigan.
Albert esxter 81 Musksron. q former
editor ~ the Eagle. attended the ODD
settlers reunion.
Mr., Edward Fsrnhsm Of ca.novis
: ths suest 81 Mrs. A. A. Barber Of
Iaviagsion street.
Ms France. Wood. OF the Fsa!s
Office. . ~ a the =. b. A. home with
typho fever
s. VI. f0nnsatins. an attorney %
rhrse s. vers. has b-en visiting friends
ln the city.
Niss for'nns Hrsdiii % hack from .
TO months solcurn "a Ch.cago.
y - Gray - entertaining p. J.
Marh. the thsFieyos florist.
hss Grace patton q SO a. her home
On Tfsvsfs~ avsnue.
CHARLES wenda = AZ tie L. r..
haasss slta 4 fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

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Audiences Ikar>l4y aisd frdsy e@en-
l1k~s sas one 81 tss m>e< eus< ~
poftr4x-is u - xlad ever ss<n - tbs
cay. 1oss4 so'~sn q every tAhoa,
q.sens- a@Eclass. s-nxs<s. YEA sttn
s2c9 otaeF "a Dfsssstiak sAs.r csssfns ~
tne erosa Of LA1reLs wlscn ms "o1'
1ess u tanle VA - ossIos % 80 ohs
s1css al e<nsrs fas fnDs< voftuf "
usst =. Tao famous son1s1 prss~ossc'
tesn-slsss oeio1e tee tar goddess, oas
~ nals. s11 proc AIMED mel e<asss
Iss1ts- ihs nl1siFots ee<rn Ella
bs<A. Mary. laeeo o. 1co<s All <e-sf
s4s llset issDaiA, ssxs represented
b afs 4s4rEe hrueas An. ;. -.
sUl.h ana AEs k-lBis IL ta-ner-
tasu the asroiBss Joan 81 Are. f1s-
hAg& frassclle AMI drscs D~risas, sssa
t2zsa - Alss Winu.s shsffirk. NTs.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

A party 81 - Cd IemplsFs surprised
VII Hofa.ng. CT No. 80 -ccond street.
iharsdsg nixns. Refreshments were
fteI I'D ftato w4s tne order q % =
ere -. Aiss. Floy Robinson and
go otsle HlIt csa,aEc4 the heal
prlzes and ace toatY pfizes we're ;akeI
~ N.s JsfiA Aetfes1y and Howard
Co. nor.
Mr. = - cruth's 'fTen" OF the
Vi msas War3far ssc4esy OF thr Fsian-
ttta strert kspts. church sill Eise A
"rrf ~ f4es.ity afternoon. fetrCary
2i. fro b - o'cl *. Al tse residence
OK Ma. ~. - Remington. No. 10
Warrington street. - rn.ca az fflend.
~ TIE >oe,eiy sfe cord ally inv t,sc-
TIE seventh meetiax * tae seriea a.
fssive petFo parties given By the 20.
cal C.nh was neid a, size se.s.nct Of
p u Leasea worth. 10. Isl isgfave
street.. The next meetnS sai D. at
tse noris OF Charles Leonard. 80. o.
tr~ t,a street, next TUESDAY evening"
Tee n - ksthieen add Mary isrne
gaze pfcxrtss.vs pedro party Thurs
tav evening" A. tncir home. No. n
ror-n tafaystfe street. Miss r. e. .
ffn.t-i saa Ne<isY fiasted Won tho
tesf ~ res ADD tha co1sol alton prizes
~ Mr.. aud Nfs. IL S. p~ss.
iaor-dsT ever * sbont thirty rem-
hers ~ tkfVefr fslt. x churrn IN
a. zrH ~ tss ~ ie sic gh-idr 10 tie
Aae1s o. ST. ieurHtaHra. est nf the
ely hufrE the ~vanI.r - vt~s..
partook ~ "A iaritnx r-psst and the
eysofnx ras a cserrJ oae.
NsrohFrs ~ ma Ever Resfy Tee II
vefEinx bari ter to cause 81 charity
IA coed Tsaplsf hal zee. ffem
Tuesday.
f,~a--FrhrnsrY is. i533. At har r-si.
d~Fe~ no. -. sheldon street. 81 car
sifsis. -aybk T. uesRad. w1os Il
>snHei iiaw'eet, sgF So FEARS. -
r~ss' from ips aoass - 80 p q. Men
e.y.
Mr. e farmsse q walksr "a.
rspoiT sa~nfi se.i On Tapsdsy evening".
sef rftT sVTsnta b.ffhdav. - eons-
peef sf ffisass 80 naa fee tfs osca
Son ~ rtsaF asnasons cfss>nta
A. To- srtists rectal - - x.ven
nsxt ThaFsasg sfteracan e. $40 a. ns
lad - Literary cah horss. Msr
iiefsrirss wf- sa sat l.s present. a.
rFersansiY tnnorncst.
80 sl~s>s vea Ia ~ RICO elas
reeust - trHia'e sxenta1 - ia lsf.ss
cf fos tifst Aefosmt1 tnatea. ssssfesf
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serf efettY lkeiesnx
8ss kans schm az - ~. a urnfss
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19


Her youth WIS spent in Texas, and her
first contributions were printed IN ths
papers Of that state. For several years
after taking up her pen she confined her.
self 10 poetry as her medium Of express
sion. and her first volume Of verses passed
through five editions. She has been writ
ing in prose for about i've years. Qnits
early in life she married Major 7. r.
Davis. a virginian and graduate Of tho
University Of Virginia Hs IL now ON
the staff Of the New Orleans Picayune
and il gentleman Of wide culture
Mrs. Davis first essays In pross con-
sisted Of series Of sketches { tho old
French quarter In New Orls< under
the general title Of ''Keren-happerch and
l." These attracted attention and nd
miring comment. Later came IN War
Times at La Rose Blanche" "Pere Dago-
bert" dong poem). The Throwing Of the
Wanga" tpoem). Tho Elephants
Track" Nanny Gugger," Tho Song
Of the OPAL The Center Figger. AT
La Glorieuse." The Soul Of Rose Dede.'
Mr.. Gish's Ball. IA Heart Leaf From
Stony Creek Bottom and other strong
and artistic stories printed in the leading
monthlies and weeklies Of this country
ami many of them complimented by
TRANSLATION into other languages. The
Soul Of Rose Dede" made such an impress
sion by its originality and spirituelle
quality that the author received over
100 letters of congratulation on it.
Mrs. Davis lives in o quaint. antique
home in the old French quarter In New
Orleans-a typical residence, with its
galleries, inner court and sweet wilder
ness Of palms and flowers. Here she
holds her salon-a real literary center
and here she has entertained many Of thu
most noted authors and artists Of the
day. She has one child. an exquisitely
pretty little maid named Pearl.
MEL K. CoLourTr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

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