The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-13

you to follow himf Give way to the
better part OF your nature to night
and follow him. Be quick. make
haste, vote for jesus or not. Mercy
points you to Jesus; souls OF the dam.
ned point you to Jesus; the Church
Militant Joins the Church Triumphant
and says: To Jesus. to Jesus, to Je-
sue. entraat you to come to Jesus, l
entreat aud implore you unconverted
sinners to como to Jesus,
I He prayed the Lord to help the peo.
pie to come to Christ.
| A revival service follow ed.
DIsoRDERLY VISITORS.
There was some trouble at the st.
Pauis boarding table this evening
over two men who refusdd to pay for
their suppers. One Of them was under
the influence Of liquor and was SO pro.
fame that Samuel II. Baynard and
James O. Morrow had to remove him
from the table. The men had driven
to camp and they were ordered In their
, carriage and led from the ground.
While they were driving out of tho
grove their carriage collided with the
wheel on another vehicle and damaged
lit. The mon returned again and after
being ordered out by superintendent
IGtubb, left aud did not return.
wHIsKEY FOUND no PURCHASERS.
There was man near camp who
had plenty OF whiskey, but Its sale WINS
prevented by the appearance of sew
'leral OF the trustees. Tho man had
hitched his horse near the kaolin
quarry and carried box containing
the liquor into the wood nearby.
. HORSE CAUSES SOME EXCITEMENT.
While the 6 so o'clock meeting was
in progress a horse which was stand
! ing ir stall on tho edge of the wood
l got his head fastened between the
: iced box and q rail and let his owner
and 800 other people know OF his un.
comfortable position by the vlgoro US
rising OF his heels. He damaged the
ostall but not himself. The noise dreN
many from the service.
q GENERAL CAMP NOTES,
;. The keepers of the boarding stables
had prepared for big day, tut they
n were disappointed. Last year there
9 was as high as 500 people Mt one meal
y ana at one table. but yesterday there
J, were not over $50 at any time.
a bakery wagon said to hive belong
! ed to Frank Wiser while being driven
q In the pike near Concord ran down an.
l other carriage and damaged it consld
acrably.
y CAMP PERSONALS.
d George Garvins and wife and Miss
Georgle Garyiue, OF Chester, Visited
: friends during the day.
/ W. Il. Curry. John G. Baker, Post
% master Enoch Moore and II. Q. Robin
!. son were vita Mrs. Taggart on Asbury
70 Avenue.
i William g. Taggart spent the da,
, with his family.
nj Miss aIlllie Wagner OF BROOKLYN
n: T., and the Misses Elva and Estel /,
i. Willard OF Newark, the Msses Ami,
). and Cara johnson and Lille mellow
d an arc out for a few days and occur,
4 tent on Union avenue.
l.. Miss Emma David Is out until ca mi
!. breaks.
n Among those who came and wen
3 Wore: Chas L. Adams, Albert Found.
Il ers, Mlss Theresa Barlow, Miss Reh
+. Barlow, Rev Ghas S. Hamilton ant
wife. and Fred Brown of Media: Edw
yard $ hickman OF Choyney; Miss Elm,
/, bullock, Alfred Wanamaker, Mrs. VIM
n: Gilbert and Miss Gilbert OF Phila II
70 ". Perry and wife, OF Strikersville Pa
1t George III. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs j
* Norris Robinson Miss Rachel Bigger
J Hiss Alice Griffith, Miss Carrie Hanca
ST MISS Nellie Springer, Robert Liddel
" John BLACK, Charles Maroney. William
10 I. Robinson. Richard Putzowsky am
10 family, Charles BradwHy, Samuel Nc
Daniel and family, Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Todd, Wesley John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner, Nj
and Mrs. Willard Davis, George ii
Crawford, Mrs. Letiria Stevenson, Franz
II Handy. George Barlow, Edward
b i5ngies and family, Mr. and Mrs
a. William Pennell George Lewis Joh
i. ard Gem, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dius
II moro. MIR. and Mira. Joseph Rowland
~ Drs l., W. and Irvine Finn, of wi
iuington.