The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-10

eral Illustrations OF the evils Of the So
loon and closed by presenting the Pro
bibition party as the only remedy fol
| the evil FOR which he blamed the Re
publican party they being 10 pc yer fol
many years pnssed.
MR.. FRANK TURNER TALKS.
There was another large audience al
tho 7.30 o'clock meeting. Rev. Stephen
Nj. Morgan OF Mt. Salem Church. pre-
sided. MIR. and Mrs. Beveridge sang
again much to the enjoyment OF all
present. The most amusing songs
were those OF the foolish farmer who
had sown pumpkin seeds for corn, and
then prayed for good crop, and ''he
is now Prohibltlonist," during which
MIR. IieveridRe received slap In tho
face by his wife. This incident created
much laughter. Miss Mccall reclted
street Muscians," a selection appro-
PIRATE to temperance meeting.
Mr.. Frank Tucker, Baltimore law
yer. was introduced as the spencer.
dis address wac an attack ON the legal
lzntion OF the saloon traffic. showing
that 1t was entrehched In the national,
state and municipal government, that
1t Ia the controlling pc wer aud that
the good people are responsible for
the state OF aflairs. Row. Mr.. Quigp
pronounced the benediction.
A1rs, Sarah s.. Harris is tenting on
Asbury avenue.
Rev. \. p. Cossaboom and wife of
the New Jersey Conference were D res
emit.
Judge J. Frank Ball and family
drove out and returned home in the
evening.
Drs. Tomllnson and family, J. Il.
Morgan and L, Harvey Day were on
the ground during the day
The program for Tomorrow was an
nonnced as follows;
Prayer meeting at $50 O'Clock to be
led BY J. q. Wilson; prayer meeting at
$50, led by Row. L L. Mace; preach.
Ing at 10 by Rev. J. Observation-Disclosures
school at l.30 p. IN. pentecostaI meet.
Ing conducted by Dlrs. TaHRart at the
head OF the grounds, sermon by Rev.
j. g. Sypherd at 3 o'clock; young PEG.
pies meeting at $50 o'clock, and pro.
badly preaching In the evening by
Evangelist Isaac Naylor.
CANT PERSONALS.
There were more visitors on the
grounds to-day than on any previous
day. In the evening tifty.two wheel.
men were present.
Mrs. ID. q. Weldin and family oil
Pittsburg, are tenting OH Elan avenue
Mrs. Il. s. Hickman and daughter of
Cheney. Pa. are tenting ON Asbury
avenue.
Rev. F. j. wallin, OF thu Swedish
Mission was present and prayed at the
evening service.
Rev. W. J. Duhadway, of Newark,
was also seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Handy will re.
main until Sunday.
Rev. VIM. IL. Hendrickson and wife
OF Centreville, were with Summit
avenue friends,
Mrs. }. X. Nipple OF Media was pres.
ent during the day.
VIM. Lawton and family are now on
the grounds.
Among those who came and went
during the day were: Ex.LeYy Court.
man David z. Hutchinson, MIR. and
Mrs. L. Ii. Hopes. James E. Sayille.
David r. Smith, Thomas i. Nessimer
and wife. Mrs. t. Ii. Pennock. Rev.
W, Y. johnson, James H. Budd, Charles
Beadenkopf, Mrs. Jennie Barnes, Mrs,
Godfrey. Mrs. H.Jelferson. Mrs. Lewis
h, Fox. Willard 4. Davis and
wife, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Kyle,
Miss Dolly Mayne. William Mayne,
Harry Bonham, Misses Ju. Ia and Ella
Pierce, Miss Cora Oyerdeer, Miss Eva
Harner. lAlrs..J b. Martin. Miss Xebley
W. L. Newell and Mrs j. u. Evans
Mrs Mary L. Crozier Miss Lula Gro
zier, Miss Lizzie Thompson, GilutoI
Williams. William White, William
staats and Charles Gamble.