Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-09
THE HORSES MAY DRINK.
Western Mans Widow Will
Present a Fountain.
A MONUMENT TO HER HUSBAND

Second y the series Of Open-Air Band
Concerts-Chall, nee 20 Play Bali for
Cash Prize to BE Decided In Meetin'.
MIR. Rowland WIN Remove From Cali
fornia with His Bride.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, June 9-When the
EvSNING JOURNAL Of Thursday con
tsined the story advocating the erection
Of a public fountain In the school greeh
with outlet into horse trough on Della
ware street il WAS not known that such
an event was soon 10 come to psss The
EvESIse 3OURNAL reporter learned last
evening BY information from excellent
authority that fountain is now about
TO be cast In Cincinnati to be shipped to
this city. This order has been placed by
the widow Of former Delawarean,
who recently died In the West
the newspapers containing full &C
counts Of his demise aud high tributes
TO his useful life. His widow has com
municated with city official here, stat
ing that IL was her husbands earnest
desire TO be able to erect such a fountai %
isinilar TO the one described In Thurs
days EVENING JOURNA1) In the city Of
New Castle his old home.
Intending that his desire shall be
carried out, she has decided TO have the
fountain made At once and erected here
as monument TO her husband. IL Is
hoped that the Market Square trustees
viii have Il placed In the green.
Second Open-Air Concert Tonight.
As the band stand at the Delaware
street end OF the school green has not
vet been completed, the City Cornet
Band will play its second concert Of the
open-air series In front Of the mayor g
Office 70 night. beginning at 5 o'clock and
ending at 8 80 Bandmaster Eberle has
arranged the following excellent program
for tonight.
March. "The Chevaliers" Thomas
Selection. "rabasco," ...s............ Claus
Schottische, Cottage Home,".; ....C Casey
4 Overture. primrose ......-.... Laurendean
8 Descriptive Overture. "a Country Picnic.r
tsvnopsis- Morning dreamland Is disturbed
by the clock and BOOSTERS. The Il st approach
of daylight awRkens the dreamers, reminds
them Of the picnic and puts a new song 10
their mouth. suddenly their attention is ar.
rested by the ringing Of the church bell, they
20 10 church and march to the woods headed
hy the band. Upon arriving az woods then
attention Is attracted by refreshment stand
which they suddenly rush for. &c. After
strolling around through woods for time
they start the favirite play, Biugo, and "a,
night approaches, they ioggle towards HON,
sweet home. sc
4 Galop. Fairy Dances" ...................Si l
Waltz. Loves Dreamland," (B. requesO
RuedeC
March. "Greetpg to Bangor" ........Hsl
Fun at Club Meeting
There will be some interesting de
velopments at the regular meeting Of
the Columbia Athletic Club on Monday
night Manager Harry Herbert, OF Ga,
baseball team, has decided to refer the
challenge Of the Rockford Baseball
Club. issued by Manager Mcmahon Z,
play ball outside the state for 500, {,
the club for action in open meeting rhh
was done, 10 is said because some mem.
bers objected 20 any further notice, be
lug taken Of the Rockford Club, Will
others objected t. allowing the HON
team TO play for money Therefore th
basebsll manager will let the olul
members decide In regular meeting
Munger Nom .hon's challenge, whicl
is frank aud explicit, stated that n tn
terms Of his challenge were agreed up
on, the two would meet on Saturday
June 9 CHS atiernoor) at o'clock il
the EvEERG Journal office in vii
mington.