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Evening journal., 1895-08-08
in TIE SPORTING WORLD
CLEVELAND BEATS THE LOUISVILLE
COLONIES TWICE
DovsEa SCHEDULE OF aAMss

Baltimore wins GAno on the Philiios
and Pittsburg Again wailops st. Louis
Scores Of Their National League Game
Yesterday.
The New Yorks are tied this morning.
with the Phusdslphiss for eighth place,
and are twelve points behind the
BrooklynB They ars also but twenty
six pointa behind the BostoEs, who hold
fourth position II they can keep.up their
present fast gait, there will be plenty OF
excitement for local oranks before many
days Doyle's men defeated ths Washing
tons again yesterday without much
trouble Clarke pitched a great game
aud ths msn behind him hit the ball for
keeps The Baltimores barely managed
10 aia from tbs PhilAdsiphias, which
csussd the latter TO drop rne Bsooklyn-
Boston game was postponed ou account
Of rain. but that didn't prevent the
Besueaters from taklag fourth place from
the OhlcsRos who lost olose game TO
the Cinclnnatis TINS ClsYelsnds won
two games from the Louisvillea aud in
creased their lead 20 eleven points. The
Pitteburgs had q perfect walk over with
81 Louis ana lend the champions by
eighteen p5ints
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
Social Lao a pelaware oItr.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Aug -genjAmin
Lashier, OF Sunbury. Is visiting hi
aunt, Mrs Il Brewer
Mr. and Mrs Altman aud children, OF
Connecticut, are visiting Mrs J. Beck.
Frederick G Rey bold, OF Philadelphia,
Is visiting his parents here.
Miss Gertie Weave, OF PHILADELPHIA
who has bsen the guest Of Miss Annis
schunder, has gone to Baltimore where
sha will visit relatives
Miss Bine NJ FoeId has returned from
a visit to North East, Md
Mrs J. H Roberts Jr, and children
OF PHILADELPHIA. are visiting relatives in
town.
Quite number Of persons were dis
appointed By the fsrmers' excursion Of
New Castle not going to eridgston,
N. J.
Miss Annie Schunder is entertaining
Delaware McOlntock. OF Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Lewis and
children, Of Philadelphia, are Visiting
relatives In town
George Stevenson has been spe nding
several days with Helms
Miss Kate MRllalisn, Of Baltimore, Is
the guest Of Mrs j e Amos
Miss Cora Bigger spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Jennie Vail, of Dutch
Neck
Mr. and Mrs William Hollis and chill
deem. OF Philsdtlphia are visiting Mrs
Samuel Vail, Of Dutch Neck.
Miss Essle Cole, OF Dover, Is visiting
Miss Anna A Pennington
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Anderson sre
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonnell, OF
Philadelphia
Miss Snllle GSsner is visiting at Long
Island.
Mrs. Snodell, Of Chester, spent
Wednesday Ia town.
Julian @. Reeves has returned to Nc
Kessport after visiting his parents for q
week
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
A Largs Grabbing Paltr.

Mrs.. William Mansley, Charles Law
ton aud Daniel Farra, Of this city, we're
among the members of grabbing party
that went to Ipssutia Islsud. near Havre
de Grace, yesterday Others In the
party were Mrs h J. Paplar, Mrs
William E. Moore, Mrs. Wilbur
Edmonsson, OF Baltimore; Misses sallis
Paplsr. Rose Paplsr, Carrie Paplar,
Myra PaDlar, Mary Vssts McCombs, Ida
Rogers, Viola Edmondson, Grace Woods
and Carrie Moore, OF Baltimore; Charles
Thompson and Wstmough Puplar
They we're the guests of Captain Il.
Poplar.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

The manager OF the Dover team has
arranged the following games for this
season Chester A. A at Dover to-day /;
Lamokin. Pa, Rt Dover to morrow I;
Dover at SDyrna, next Tuesday I;
smyrna at Dover, August 10; L4wes 1t
Dover, August IS; Dover at Nav Castle.
August II; Dover at smyrns, August 20 +;
Salisbury at Dover, August 81
Dover claims to have defeated the
Chester club on July IS but It was the
Chester A A. which the Doverltea has
such hard time to beat
John Clark, Of the Wilmington Bicycle
Club made run from andywine Sam
NIT Camp yesterday for the gold cup In
% %.
Smyrna Defeated FELTON, yesterday by
the score Of 10 to 8
The Wilmington Rod and Gun Club
will shoot team match, IS men to each
team and % targets a side, with the
Forest Gun Club, Of Philadelphia, In the
latter city on AuFust II.
Fine Grabbing aud Fishing at Rochester
Excursion via Philadelphia. Wilmington
& Baltimore Railroad Sunday next, An
gust IL. Specisl train leaves Wilmington
at 40 g. m. Round trip rate g.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

SPRTNGFILLD Ills, Aug 8-Governor
Altgeld received word from Colonel Bayle
at Spring Valley stating that one Italian
was badly injured and may Die, and onq
negro was injured and will live. Several
were bruised. Reports were generally ex-
aggerated. No further trouble is feared
unless the italian dies. Some trouble may
result then. No troops win be ordered
ont now
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

MACON, Mo-, Aug. s.--A warrant was
sworn out at Woodville this county,
charging Mr.. Lemon, aged 40, with at
tempting TO assault a widow named Whit
aker A posse of 20 started after Lemon
and when they found him Mrs Whita-
sor's 16-ycar-o old son Immediately shot
him twice, dangerously injuring him.
Young Whitaker has not been arrested.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

Victor Clark. this pitcher Of the Dover
Club. was IS years OF age last Ostober,
and is son Of T g. ClErk, a we'll known
real estate broker Of Dover He has been
FOR three years student st the High
School, OF Pottstown. Pa He has msds
q msrk at that school az pitcher and in
addition to bis success ia that line has
been among the head of al the classes
to which be belonged This Is the second
season he has played with the Dover
team. This year his pitching has been
phenomenal Ia the contests with the
various clubs he has struck men out
time aud time sgain with clock work
regularity The Dover club this season
has played sixteen games aud has lost but
three OF them With Clark as pitcher
ana with the great support which Is
given him By his associates. the Dover
Club, with an almost unbroksn record Of
Victories, fears no competition at home
or abroad.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
rarIor nIal.es Restltutlon.

PIERRE, 5. D., Aug. sc. r. Mccoy
turned over to Attorney General Crawford
500, O0O as promised when dcfaulting
Treasurer Taylor returned TO the state.
Taylor and wife are here. The trial will
be on the 18th inst.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
wedding at tho nirhIand..

Charles A. BAmbsrger and Miss L'zzlo
Liynd were married a. Inmanuel P. e
Church last evening. Rev K J. Ham.
mond, the rector, officiating. A rscep-
tion followed ~ the hone OF the brides
parents, Highlands The groom Is tn Q
well known secretary of the Rockford
Baseball Club.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

nary del. are the guests OF Mrs john NJ.
HutchDs on q ,vsrnor's avenue.
Wilson T. Hob ION. of Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives here
Mise Helen Bishop, Of DovSr, IS the
guest of friends in this city
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
cHEsrERls TRoLLeY war.
Traction Employees Twice Arrested for
Attempting TO Lay Tracks.

CHESTER Aug s -Slxsoel Chester
Traction Company employees were ar
rested last night for Estenp ing to lay
track &c Third aud Eigem mt avenue
Things looked % rlcus for - tine After
being released the men again resumed
work aud were again arrested They viii
nave hearing before Mayor Hlnkson 90.
day IN the meantime work will cease
The whole affair Is fight TO prevent
the Traction Company getting any more
privileges until 10 complies with the
ordinances requidng It to sprinkle the
streets.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

Miss Mary J. Mccullough and William
8. Van Dyke, both OF this city, were
married at tho home Of the brides
parents, No. S32 Monroe street. ysster-
day afternoon. Rev. Thomas Z Terry
pastor Of st. Paups NJ E. Church.
oficlsted. Caly close relatives Of bride
and groom were present.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
PiouIolssd Along tho BrandIwlne.

The boys OF Sunday school class No
ID. Of Goodman NJ 4 Church met yester
day at tue home of their teacher, Mics
Clara V loft and proceeded to the
historic Brsndywine. where the day was
spent in boating, fishing, singing and q
good lunch. The company consisted Of
Kiss Clara V. loft, Leonard McVey,
Edward Thompson, Victor Marseten,
Frank Bruckler, Eugene Thompson,
Charlie Hartls, and Misses Priscilla
Clayton and Ruth a Toit
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

The Electric Construction and Supply
Company. formerly OF No. East Eighth
street, have removed TO No. West Sixth
street. where they are now prepared to
serve their patrons with the same
promptness aud moderate prices as has
always been their custom. Telephone No
$40
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

WAsHNGToN Aug. S.-Lieutenant Nib
ZACH Of the navy has been directed TO in
struct the naval militia of Pennsylvania
at Augustine park, whore they will as
semblo from Aug. 10 TO "a.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-Charles II.
Cramp has requested the navy department
to have the official trial trip OF the battle
ship Indiana take place on Oct I. All tho
vessels armor is practically in place, and
few weeks will see her in readiness for
o. official run.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

SARATOGA, Aug. s.-Miss Anna Eliza
beth Nolan, daughter Of ex-Mayor Nolan
Of Albany, was married to DIR. Herman
A. Hauhold Of New York city. The cere-
mony was performed at Albany at the
Episcopal residence.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Wilmi1gtoniaas on a Grabbing
Party Near Havre de Grace.
AND NOW THE CITY OFFICIALS

Their Thoughts Turn vacation-vard and
Here Are Some OF the Places where
They WIN Seek Relief From Business
Care and worries-AuEust Boasts of
Several Brides and Grooms-osher
Events.
= a communications Intended for iussrfi
~ GUS column should be sddre8ged 90 S0a.oi q
Sdlasr csTe Of the GVENtHc JOURNAL " M.
~ pcDeF ann
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

Permits we're granted this morning
by Building Inspector Grub to d. Nc
Closkey for gate lodges and srchways for
the Cathedral cemetery. to Phillips and
Thompson Company. repairs at Fourth
and Spruce.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

BLACKBURN-SILL On the LIST IN
stant In this city. by Rev. !. Frqncc, John II
Blackburn and Flora h. all.iO,.
THlES-PARK.-At the residence of Mrs
NJ. j. Murphy, No. @ East rwenty-fourtl
street WILMINGTON, Del on Tuesday july
30th, 1896, by Rev. A. n, Keigwin, Lewis q
Thies ana Emily $. Park, both Of Wesiheld
n. ]
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
Celebrated Her RIrthdav.

Last evening a number of young
people, friends Of Miss Alice Eloise
Evans, were her guests, the occasion
being her birthday. Her pleasant home
at No. 100 Rodney street, was decorated
with flowers and plsnts and a highly
enjoyable time was had.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
Or. James walker Married.

DR. James Walker, Of this city, and
Miss Lizzie E. Crother. OF Frankfort,
Pa were married yesterday afternoon
at the home Of the brides parents. The
ceremony was Witnessed BY only the
immediate relatives OF bride and groom.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

CATsKLI, y. Y, Aug. S.-Survcyors
have begun 20 lay out a route for an cleo
uric railway on top of the Catskill noun
tains from the Otis Summit station to
Far1nprsvillo
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
and the CItr omeInIa, Loo.

The various city officials, as we'll as
lawyers, business men and doctors have
allowed their fancies to lightly turn to
thoughts of vacation, and here Is where
some Of them intend 10 go
Deputy Register Of Wills Francis A
Cooch will sojourn at Atlantic City for a
few days next week.
Clerk Of the Peace Foard will 90 to
Eagles Mere. Pa, for ten days sojourn
on Saturday next.
sThomas diffsn, is summering at Edge
Moor.
Sheriff Gillis is contemplating trip to
Canada.
Deputy Sheriff James P. Ratledge will
spend a week at Bowers Beach this
month
Deputy Sheriff Harry ellis and party
Of New Castle people have started on 4
ten days cruise down the bay.
Clerk of the Municipal Court S.
Adams ia contemplating q visit to Bar
Harbor, Ne. lie Is arranging to leave
next month.
James G Brady, Of the prothonotRry's
office. will spend few days at the City
by the Sea
Clarence R Clayton, of the recorder Of
deeds office, has returned from q week s
cruise on. the pilot boat Howard
Justice Of the Peace John A. Kelly
spent three weeks In Springfield, Mass.
Constable Thomas Reardon contem-
plates a visit to Boston with St John
Commandery to attend the triennial con
clsve.
Justice Of the Peace John F. Daley
and family viii rusticate in the country
for two weeks
W. O. r. Coquhoun. secretary of the
Board of Health, Is enjoying himself at
Cape May.
Social and Personal Notes.
Mrs w A. Bacon and four daughters
have gone to Atlantic City FOR several
weeks.
Miss Fannie Frederick, Of Baltimore,
who has been visiting Miss Appleby on
West Twelfth street, will leave Tor home
to-day.
Rsvs. Dennis J. Flynn. Richard Kelly
and John +. Keenan, will represent this
city at the silver jubilee convention OF
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
America in New York this week
Miss Carrie F. Gwyn, Of Galveston.
Texas, Is the guest Of Miss spsskman,
daughter of Rev. Il d. Speakman.
Arthur K. Taylor has returned from a
trip to Cape May.
Me. and Mrs M. Price are spending q
week with Marcus Hook friends
Mrs. f. j. Murphy Is visiting her
father, II. C.CoIlson,a at the state capital.
State Senator Samuel Alrichs, OF
Glasgow, was in town to day and paid q
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

The batting order Of the Rockford
Baseball Club In its game with the
Columbis Athletic Club at New Castle on
s Saturday will be as follows: Pbiupps,o
Beggs, 80 Comfy % Hlnkle, ri ;
Buckley. Mcdaniel. 10 ChAppelle,
l I. McCaHsrty, q Kenney p; Murphy,
cuh ~
Evening journal., 1895-08-08

Baltimore. z; Philadelphia, G.
New York, o; Warrington, 3.
Pittsburg, 10; s.. Louis, /.
Cincinnati, 6; Chicago.
evellni. IS; Louisville. 3.
Cleveland, 8; louisville, 3.
Boston Brooklyn, postponed.
Evening journal., 1895-08-08
Attendance at the Games.
Record or the CLUBS.
To-das's Schedule.

Baltimore at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at Boston
Washington at New York.
Louisville 1t Pittsburg.
50. Louis at Cincinnati.
Cleveland at Chicago.
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red and dusky hair, she is a picture
worth three pink and white ball room
beauties.
Heavy. lace as accessory to wash
dresses is losing vogue. Embroidered
batiste and variations of hamburg are
taking it's place and are proving more
becoming. Silk stripe challies, selling
at the prices once paid for calicoes. ap-
pear in all dainty combinations. This
material makes up into charmingly
dressy and inexpensive garden gowns,
when trimmed profusely with dainty
ribbon, and worn with becoming
shade hat and parasol, they are suita-
BILE for either the most stylish or dem
ocratic resort. Between such berib-
boned elaboration and the severe plain
ness Of the dress first described come a
class of jaunty dresses, of Nl3xls the
second picture gives a commendable
exa.nple. Entirely plain rs to skirt,
its jacket bodice depends for its effect
upon the blouse waist worn with II,
which should be in small check har-
monizing with the color of the gown.
So far the scheme Of the whole is sever
ity itself, but concession to opposing
standards is made in the lace jabot
and chiffon rosettes ut the collar, and
tre whole effect Is exceedingly neat
and dressy and particularly attractive
because almost seasonable material can
be thus employed.
Rosettes of the sort just mentioned
and pictured here have had a remark
ably long inning, considering how rap.
idly fashions game shifts It's players
about, and their hold on favor Is not
yet much weakened. as Is proven by the
odd character of substitute that Is just
now advanced 1t consists Of enormous
flowers Of the poppy and chrysanthe-
mum pattern. of unheard Of colors and
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to handling cottons," as they say, and
few ladies' tailors do not share this.
To meet the need, some of the high
class ladies' shirt waist makers have
enlarged their scope to make dresses
to order from linens, duck and pique.
The result Of their methods Is a style
of gown irreproachable in correctness
and finish. and at price not out of all
proportion TO the cost of the material.
One of these is Incorporated in the
initial at the head of this column, and
is sketched in blue and white figured
pique, the skirt trimmed round the
hem and up at the sides with folds of
white duck. The jacket has tiny rip
pie basque banded with white and
shawl collar. revers and cuffs entirely
OF white. The vest buttons in the
center and its opening is Of unusual
shape. Linens are often made up in
this general style, and the summer girl
now tries to tan to the same color as
her linen dress. When she succeeds
and puts a scarlet roll of roses under
the edge of her hat against her dull
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the right in the final picture. Its godet
skirt has side panels garnished with
narrow butter-colored valenciennes in
sertion. the godets closing over the
panels with tiny buttons and cord
loops. The jacket bodice Is fitted in
back. and the fronts are laid in pleats
held by buttons and loops like those on
the skirt. The collar is of batiste with
lace Trimming. At the other side In the
same picture there is dress Of white
cotton crepon striped with fine silk gal
loon. and though intended for the street
its blouse waist has small V in front
and elbow sleeves that are finished with
a full ruching of the same material.
Four porcelain buttons ornament the
belt. and the costume is completed by
a particularly pretty fichu Of white
chiffon edged with lace, ending In lace
tabs which hang low on the skirt.
Stunning gowns Of lowered mate
rials that recall Dolly Warden are made
with fiaring skirt with a perky tnbdt
the back. while the bodice crosses in
front. two wide revers turning back.
The space left at the throat is filed with
a directoire mass of lace and batiste
frills about high batiste stock. A
sash piece Of black satin Is set in at the
side seam under the arm and slants
down over the side or the bodice that
crosses and fastens at the opposite I'M
der the bust with an enormous bow.
Black gloves TO the elbow meet the
great sleeve puffs. The flashing black
eyes of the wearer and her dark hair
should take brilliancy from this touch,
and a black sailor, the brim clouded
under a ruche of white chiffon and
weighted with rows Of flowers to sug-
gest the punches strewn about the
frock. will make harmonious finish.
Copyright. 1896.
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(From the Courier Herald Saginato. Mich }
1t was publicly talked all over Clare
County, Michigan, for some time before
the Courier Herald sent a reporter to
Dover to fully investigate the Coulter
matter. He finally went, and we publish
to-day his full report. The Coulters are
prominent people, though Mrs. O., in re-
jected to being interviewed, said: Ger
tainly not" Her story follows:
"About fourteen years ago we decided
to take up our abode in Dover, and every
thing went along smoothly for several
years, business progressed, and being of Il
saving temperament we accumulated
quite an amount. Our family increased
as the years rolled by, and we now have
i've children living, the oldest 10, young
est 3, but sickness made its way into our
household, and doctors bills flooded upon
us, until we have nothing left but our
home, and these sweet children. Every
thing went to satisfy the claims of ply
sicians.
about three years ago had miser-
able feeling at the back of my ears, my
right hand bcame paralyzed and the par
alysis extended to my arm and throat, and
would affect my head and eyes, sometimes
for days l would lose my sight, my face
was deformed. lifeless. as 1t were. my
nose was drawn to one side and 1 pre-
pecting to regain my natural facial express
siOns. l employed the best physicians
that could be procured, expending thou
sands Of dollars for their services, hut
could not obtain relief. At last, they stat
ed my case was beyond the reach of med
ical skill, and it would be but short time
until the end would come. This certainly
was not very encouraging to me, but /
never gave up hope. In connection with
receiving the attendance of physicians
have tried every medicine known to the
apothecary, but never received any relief
until DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People came to my assistance Before |
had taken half of the first box the de-
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paralysis had disappeared entirely and
much to my surprise i felt like new
woman. i have not taken any medicine
since last spring, just about year ago,
and my trouble has not appeared since.
owe my health, my life to DIR. Williams
Pink Pills.
"A short time since my little boy John
was afflicted with st. Vitus' dance. He
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and just that l should assist suffering
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DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all
the elements necessary to give new life
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shattered nerves. They are for sale by
all druggists. or may be had by mail from
DR.. Williams Medicine Company, Schen-
ectady. N. Y. for 80 cents per box, or six
boxes for S2IO
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sparks FROM the Wires.

Frank .Ierost has been convicted at Ash.
land, Kas., of the murder of Sid j. Jack.
man.
Prof Hussey of the Stanford University
may succeed Prof. Barnard at Lick OBJ
servatory.
Wool shipments have begun in the
South Dakota range country. Prices
range from to 1OlA cents.
Charles West while drunk tried to whip
his father Mt Brazil. Ind. The latter frac.
tured his sons skull and Charles may not
live. .t'
Tom Kelly and dude" Tiffany are In
Jail at Emporia, Kas.. charged with at
tempting to burn the Salvation Army
tent there.
Valparaiso, Ind. has compromised with
the bondsmen of ,cx-City Ttcasurer
schwartzkopf, taking 5000 Tor The $12.-
600 shortage.
DR.. Walter II. Lcwts, Of Anderson, Ind,
has been appointed receiver for the Pen
dleton window glass factory. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, 5000. ~
The vicksburg and Delta Transfer
property will be turned over to the Mis-
sissippi Railroad Transfer Company ut
v'cksburr. Miss. Price, S150,00o
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His Excellent Rcasons.

A man on the cable cur the other
morning was overheard giving his
views of woman suffrage. mo-" he
said, II don't believe In It, and my
reasons for not believing In It are these:
l don't want my wife and daughter to
come In contact with the sort Of men
that one meets around polling places.
They are not the sort OF men that my
wife and daughter would meet any
where. else-they are the sort that all
men would try to protect them from
upon all occasions. Anything that
would tend to bring women In contact
with such men should, therefore, be dis
cOuntenanced." "Ah," replied his wom-
an companion, there's where the So
cial side of the question comes In. Why
Is 1t wherever woman Is concerned
the social side Of 1t must be considered 2"
ut isn't the social side," responded the
man. Its the decent. respectable side.
The men that one meets at the polls
are not the sort Of men women ought to
meet where-and that's all there Ia
to 1t, It's not question of caste. It's
question or respect ana nonOr. nave,
though, another reason for not wanting
women to vote. 1t is that they haven't
time to do so and there's no use in ex-
tending them the suffrage unless they're
going to profit by the privilege. OF
course there are women who have the
time, but they're not the bone and
sinew Of womankind. Their presence
wouldn't help the cause in the slightest.
It's just the same way with the men.
Everyone knows that when a man be-
comes politician his business suffers.
1t would be the same with a woman.
Her home-making, which is the profes-
sion OF the best Of them, would be Sc
riously interfered with IL she turned
politician. These are my reasons for
not favoring woman suffrage. New
York Evening Sun.