The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
CARLISLE'S Big BLUE-FlSH.
II Was Caught With Moss Bunker and
Has Robbed all Other Fish Stories.
MISS BLACKBURN OF. KEN lucky.
4 Great Deal of Talk About Cycle '"asi-
Procession Which May all End IN
the New Moon-Scnator Hill as
"A summer Lion.

CAPE MAY. July 2i.-People Of the
COAST think IL is a great pity that the
Secretary Of the Treasury OF the United
states carnot either rustcatc quietly al
some country farm house or iOllo" MS
vacation pursuits qulely, without hiuls-
ing them abroad 10 trouble everybody.
Until Secretary Carlisle went mp along
the coast of Maine and caught a biue-hsn
weighing. Oh. ever so many pounds peo-
Die around here were SATISFIED, ana you
might have seen them any day gather
ing for a quiet cnat on the shore OF
meeting i'm boat-house or pavilion for the
rehearsing of sea tales. But now all is
different. Word was tclegraphed along
that tho Secretary had gone HshinS
the first time in his life.
And while all the summer men were
busy upon a composite pamphlet tolling
him the art of getting bite. benoid' ne
had stepped out into a dory thrown
line overheard. and brought in big ish
that weighed enough 10 take the point
off any nshing story that might mere
after be told. Later there were details
Of how ne went out and gathered moss
bunkers and chopped them up, how ne
halted his line with half of big, fat one,
and he also baited his breath TO keep
from soaring the shy fnners, and how
the fish was landed The Secretary Car
Isle hluensh was all right from the
side that the people around Buzzard Bay
opposite which he was stopping
IL. that of prowess for their coast But
il wasn't kind to those who have ishcd
for years and haven't caught anything
worth intrusting TO the telegraph wires.
TO BE TITLED GIRL.
The belle of Cape May this summer Is
a Young woman OF international interest
She is a beautiful Miss Blackburn. of
the famous Blackburn family of ken
tucxv. ana is near rclatce OF AIRS.
Luke Blackburn. who created sensa-
ton during the Breckinrdgc-Polla trial
bv calling on her dead husband 10 pro-
tect her from the i.sOlent questions or
the cross-examinor. 'rhcre has always
been a Mrs. Blackburn TO figure as
First Lazy" Of Kentucky
The beautiful young woman In qucs-
ton is the daughter of Senator Black
burn. and is engaged to be married to
Senior Edmundo Plaza. the Secretary OF
the Mexican Legation. The Senior is rich.
handsome. and In the line Of Spano-
Mexican title. which his pretty bride can
claim II she SO desires. lie follows de-
votcdly in the footsteps OF the Black
burns. carries their poodle dogs. and IS
the typical signing swain.
There have always been politicians al
the Cape. snce the days OF the Harrison
cottage. when John Wanamakcr and
Geo. W. Childs looked with favor upon
this part OF the coast.
Senator Allison. Of Iowa, is one OF the
number OF those who enjoy the privi-
lcge OF pulling wires. Also Gen. Hender-
son. Of Iowa. the Republican head or
the House. These gentlemen arc the CEN
tire OF large groups of gentlemen conspic-
uous among whom is AttOrney-General
-. L. as f.r.,
There is a deal of musketry in the air,
fer STATE camp has been in progress.
and Governor Brown. Of Maryland looks
most imposing with his stan.
GIGANTIC CYCLE PLANT.
II word were 10 fan - earth some
day that the man in the moon had de-
cided 10 go around the world on cy-
cling truo II would create less surprise
than II would have done a year ago.
when only lads and little girls cycled.
Therefore 10 Is without feelings or
amazcment that cane Mayors near that
they are 20 be included ni the contem-
plated cycle tour along the coast This,
according 20 the planners. WIN start no,
far from Washington. and wheel It's way
W 10 Cape Cod.
few OF the more enthusiastic desire
70 start across. skirting the Great Lakes,
finding Buffalo. Chicago and many lake
cities en- route. and stopping only when
compelled TO by mountains. dells. ana
broad floods Several japanese diplomats
here are not averse 10 joining the wheel
Ing procession. I'VE can rally here. and
converse. and lecture. and all that sort
OF thing" folks say. "as well as at
Asbury Park, while vacation.sts from
everywhere will join us as We wheel
along
MISS XrrlAnl's LETTER.
Cape May woman has a Letter from
Frances Willard. In which the latter ex-
presses much regret that the present
international all-around-the-world tour
upon which she is engaged was not done
on wheels 'How glorious would have
been our approach" she writes, "how en-
Ightened our attack upon evil Can you
not. In your ideal seashore town, start
with a band across 10 California. and
meet us hair wayy'
There f. a sensation promised here for
August In the shape of-not sea SER
Dent--but q summer lion. This Is no
other than David II. H.ll. who is duo
here and promised for exhibition within
the next month. How he was caught.
r6th what bait. aud BY whom u not.