Evening journal., 1893-10-16


Now it is diff rent with men" con-
tinued the youthful cynic. Men meet
and talk about business, politics, the
plav. sometimes about their friends
never condolences. The intimacy ripens
slowly, but II IL becomes friendship, it
is likely to last
joseph Derrickson. of MIL Creek hun
dred, returned from The World'a Fair on
Saturday.
1t is probable that Governor Reynolds
and some OF his staff will participate ia
the uuveiliug Of battle monument at
Trenton, N j., on Thursday.
The Germanfa encampment Of the order
of st. John and Malta will give grand
concert and ball in German hall, on East
Sixth street, tonight.
Miss Amy R Piser. of Falkland,
was the guest of friends in this city
yesterday.
Frank DAILY. of New Haven, Conn
is visiting his parents in this city.
John c Springer, of New Haven,
Conn. returned to the home of his
mother. at Marshallton, on Saturday,
where he will spend his vacation.
Miss Lena McDowell, Of Chester, is
visiting friends in this city.
Joseph Borden, of Harrisburg, Pa is
spending his vacation with relatives at
Marshahton.
John B. Lloyd and son were at Belle
vue yesterday.
William Venn, of Townsend, is in
Wilmington to day.
Miss Clara Hewett has returned from
the Worlds Fair after a visit of ten
days to the White City.
E. R. Cochran, Jr., is in Dover to day
Victor B woolley spent Sunday with
relatives q in seaford.
Willard Salisbury, Jr.. spent Sunday
in Dover.
Deputy Attorney-General B anch H.
Giles went to Dover to day, to assist
Attorney. General Nicholson, in the
Kent county court. The criminal
docket there is light.
Caleb Freeman, editor Of the Middle.
town New Era, is in this city to-day.
Miss Debbie J. Peacock. Of this city
is at the Worlds Fair.
T. Bayard Heisel is expected home
from the Worlds Fair on Thursday
William H. Wade and wife, of Phila-
delphia, who have been spending some
time at the Worlds Fair, registered al
the Hotel Willis yesterday.
John V. Spruance. Of Philadelphia
visited relatives in this city yesterday.
John Black and Miss Blanche Bacon, o
Baltimore, were married in that city thi
morning. Father Tragerser, of iSt
Patricx's Church, performed the cere
a mony. They are spending their honey
moon with Mr. and Mrs Harry J. Stout
at No. 9l7 West Ninth street, this city
N H. Hutchins has returned from th
T W orld's Fair
William R Cause Of this city hs
s returned from ten days trip to tn
: Worlds Fair
Miss Mary E knight, Of Perryvill'
g Nd was entertained by friends in th
: city, on Saturday She viii spend tw
weeks With relatives at Newark, befol
Is returning home
William McFadden, assistant station
master at the P, w G b. station. r
n sumed his duties this morning, aft,
d be wing ten days vacation.
John NAPLES, the porter Of the Wi
,s mington and Northern railroad at FrenC
street, started for the Worlds Fair ye
terday.
R L Appleby, assistant ticket agel
at the P., W. & B. railroad station, vi
is guest Of Chester friends yesterday.
Joseph l. Cavender is IN Baltimore {
is day He st rted on Saturday but whit
II. he reached the depot he encountered
live woman AMI electric wire and co
eluded to postpone his trip.
" Thomaa Holland, foreman on &
Baltimore and Ohio railroad aud Mi
"a Ella J. Bakey, will be married at
as Paurs R c. Church, on Wednesd
morning.
"a T. Sewen Welch, assistant yardmast
NM of the p, w. 4 B. railroad here, left
ne Saturday for Boston to attend the ca
vention Of the Grand Lodge of {
of Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen viii
.ft convened there this morning The co
,U vention will last for a week.
'e' A Little Child's Finger Crushed.
A 5-year.old child, living at. seco
,il and Harrison streets. had one of
in fingers of the right crushed, by d'
H. blowing to. IL was necessary to ami
tato the wounded member.