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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
SUPREME aRANo cHAPTEa. ?. {. 0.

Nearly Every state an tbs Union RepTe-
scented ~ Omaha
Omaha, Oct. 1s.--The supreme grand
chapter. p. Il. o., convened In annual
session al Myrtle han in this city today.
Nearly every state In tha Union was
represented, the largest deleRatio
coming from Iowa, Nebraska. Missouri.
Kansas. Illinois. Michigan, Indiana,
Washington. California. Arkansas and
Montana. The yellow and white; the
colorn OF the order, and the three mys-
tic letters. are seen everywhere. Il be-
ing estimated that several thousand
women wearing these mysterious en-
biems are In town. The convention win
continue for three days.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
War IS THREATENED IN sYalA

DFuses aud siutualts 6atheriaR Armies
Tor Av0wcd Hostile Purposes.
Beyrout. Syria. Oct. i7.--C Considerable
excitement prevails IN the Lebanon
district. owing to the conflicts which
have taken place between the prnses
and MutuaIls. In which men have been
killed on both sides. Finally the Mutu~
alis assembled 1000 men near Sid8n
with the intention Of attacking the
Druses. The latter thereupon appealed
20 their co-reiigionists In Hauran, who
are preparing 70 send 5000 men TO the
assistance Of the Druses. The vail II
Damascus IN trying to prevent a con-
niet
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
no CONSOLIDATION Contemplate

Land Dlsft lets q the state Are 20 Re
matn Separate.
North Yakima. Oct. 16.--The commits
sioner OF the general land Office. In a
letter received here today In reference
TO the dispatch sent from Washington
10 the effect that on the recumnenda-
ton Of a special agent Of the interior
department there would be q cOnsalida-
ton Of the land districts Of this state,
sayH no ouch recommendation has been
nied AZ the department and no change
10 at present being considered.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Denver, Oct. Is Rev. Frank pgvntf
Smith of Canabrldg.p. agaas nnrss ~
before United state Commissioner Ca
proa tqaal ane Ea'I e bonds for his ap.,
peafahee AZ bsAion q answer the
eiaafHe q sending 1efamat0ry letters
thfnash the mai % members q his
congregation. zEr. Smith eavs ~
charge = unfounded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
olevELANDs AGAIN N WASHINGTON

President aud Family Return frosn Gray
Gables.
Washington. Oct. 1S.-The preslder-
tial family was reunited ii washington
this evening President Cleveland
reached the city by water this evening
and Mra Cleveland and the children
arrived by train az 9:a5 D. IA.
The presidents summer outing At
Gray Gables has had beneficial effect
on him and he returns invigorated and
refreshed for the winters work az the
capital. The president win have but
q short rest. for in a week he goes 10
Atlanta to pay q visit to the Cotton
States Exposition.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
wILL MoVE TTs AEAnQuARTeas

WEg .tnEfou 90 he the Sens OF The Re.
publican League COMMITTEES.
Chicago. Oct 16.--After an Informal
conference Of the members or the ma
tionai committee Of the Republican
League today, the removal OF the head
quarters from Chicago to Washington
was practically decided upon. The
COMMITTEES was asked 70 adopt the IOWA
plan Of organization. Itn main feat.
ures are congressional districts ana
county leagues
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
sAuaauRY nAp 4 No1E d lMpoRT
Position OF Uncle sam wfsh Regard 20
Veuexuoln SET Forth.

Position Of Uncle oum VITA Regard 20
Venezuela SCI Forth.
London, Oct. IA representative Of
the Associated Prasa has obtained from
the best source the following state
question:
United States Ambassador Bayard
presented a long note 70 the Marquis Of
Salisbury on the Venezuelan question
some weeks ago. stating at length the
views Of the United States government
and the rules and policy which guide
1t on such questions arising between
European governments and one OF the
American republics. Up 10 the present
time no reply has been given and since
II advances a doctrine OF such great Inn
portance and wide application the mat
ter viii engage the serious attention OF
the British government for some time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
EvEaY CIV SHOWS AN lNoREAsr

postoTflae Receipts Tor ahe Third Quarter
of 1858 MOST eraalfs tma.
washington. Oct. 1s.-yFae possofgics
department. has compiled the receipts
of 81 leading eities Of the United States
for the THIRD quarter of the year lsb6
and naos1 gratifying increase Is
ehpwu. Ihe total Feeespga Tor ne quar-
ter ended September So we're 81 .soQ. aqs
against sGTaaFla Tor the Same auartar
Az aa4A. ~. increase o. as per cent.
Every city shows AZ Increase.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
GIN. GIBSON aRAno COMMANDER
Loyal Legion Elects Iim Ia prclerence
20 Gen Miles.

Loyal legion Elects him Ia Preference
20 Gen. Miles.
washington. Oct l6.-The command
ery-in-chief OF the Loyal Legion Of the
United States met here In biennial ses-
zion today. General Fairehild grand
commander. presided. There were a
delegates, representing every state, ex-
cept Oregon.
The first ballot for grand master re-
suited: General Miles q. General John
Glbbon 1s. General swayne II,
General Gibbon was elected on the
second ballot. He received 80 votes 10
20 for Miles. General Miles lacked only
one vote OF election ON the FIRST ballot
ana Il ia believed would have succeeded
on the second ballot but for the appe-
rior age OF General Gibbon. which in
fiuenced many delegates 10 vote for
him.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Paris, Oct. ia dispatch 20 the
Journal from Metz, published today.
says while the emperor and empress
OF Germany were on their way 20 the
cathedral some person shouted from
the window: 'yive la France" sev-
eral arrests were made.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

dalaxy O DlFalfa g tailed icon he
commnudsF Of fhs army

commander Of tbs Army.
Washington. Oct l7.--Malor General
Nelson Al Miles. s0Farnandsnr tn ars
my, was given deception tonight by
the Army and Nav Club. The guests
invited TO meet = e general were the
president memhers Of the sahina-, Eu-
pFeme court the officials OF he Dis
tfset eE Columbia. Pc visiting members
q ne grand con mandery q Loyal
Legion and the military attanhes ~
foreiEn legatlona II the UNITED stare.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

san Francisco. Get. 1.-THE Stanford
case has been appealed 70 the supreme
ee4uFt Of tae United States Today the
order allowlnE tAa appeal was signed
q ne Qaitsd States court ef appeals.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
- RaoaAaLY LIE alMssLE

NttHS Gf a. In&MOMn sian Eauud Near
Noesh NaAzsaa.
North Yakima. Got z6.-ThH body 81
80 aakuewn suicide WAS found near
FArMNE Station. eiHhs mliam from thla
NskT eHd taken ID charge BIZ the corr
A eusshE TheFe Vas s bullet wound
pes.Nt the fsehf ear and he held a re-
NH WitA Mn empty nhnmhaf In htx
nnm 4raf nn& I aoNen
issued s. hsh rs are fenne
q 80 r ne M t4Nsfss -.
ateas
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
slx iuNDRED sAID 10 &c KILLED

&xrfGH8Qn on NtentnNF Loaded With
fEuops IL China Waters.
Shanghai. Oct. 1s.-An explosion oc-
currea today On 6 steamship AZ Kunn
Hes near kin Chow. TAa utemtner was
loaded with troops and h ii reported
SO were kinea.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Columbia. 5. q, Oct ia Rerisler
special froaa Hampton, ST g.. aayN.
William Blake. who WAS Rs3av ron.
xseted for khe murder 81 Raymond
Asara was taken from officers ana
hanged
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

lsnpFesalve Ceremonies.
London. Oct. I7.-yrhe Paris CORES
pendent OF the Times says:
The heart Of kosiusko. the Polish
patriot, enFelaped IN POLISH Aaawa, has
been deposited In tho Eapperaws5
chateau BY fhe wives and daughters OF
the Polish exiies Hundreds 81 teia-
grams Of congratulations were receive
"a. Populations were present and stlr-
ring addresses were made II was en-
impressive ceremony.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
. GOV RELATgD ro oua puaaAnr
MorhsI Of . NeW Zealand Nan VANS
Ia Fa1s PahiiNhaa.

London. Oct. IA arm OF lawyers
representing the widow OF Res. r. n.
DaEFailt Q Ftoottza reclofYs Kent.
has written letter p the newspapers
70 which 4 says her son Theodore 6 In
New Zealand. and the Theodore Dur
rnnk being tried at San francisco on
the charge Of murder e not related %
her family.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
coMMEaclAL nATloNAl aANK az
raeomn Institution Couian'r Meet the
Demand 81 tbs city,

Tacoma, Wash. Oct as.-The Com
mercial National bank. Of which Judge
Frank Allyn Il president failed 10 open
toueF. 3. "a Nolan has been appointed
receiver. The cause Of the failure ia
the Sudden demand Of the city for
1900 o. "a deposit. The ugnciagg say that
The dspositorx wsli be paid IL fun
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

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Evening journal., 1895-06-26
IN TAESPORTIAG WORLD
AY. M. c. A. Field Day Dis
pute to Be Settled.
GwO MEN no gaa0W THE HAMMER

Notes OF the National GAme-Flsher Has
signed with Columbia A C.-Chanees
In the National League championship
Combat-Other Events.
The Philadelphia baseball team has
started the week so we'll that its follow
ers are led to expect great things from
it In its series with Boston, which ccn
menoes to dny For one week Philadel =
phis and Boston will be bsttllng,
three games being scheduled for the
latter city aud tue others for Phils
delp1ia Park Both teams are IN the
pink Of condition and the chances
are that Boston's lead will be greatly 70
duoed before the Philliss gessthrough
with them There are lO6 points differ
encs between the teams TO day. week
hence. when the series has been con
clpded the difference may be reduced by
half II is great chauce for the locals
ii they only size up to IL.
Pittsburg WAS the only leader to lose
yesterday and Cincinnati, the ono tail
ender 70 secure a victory. AS result
Baltimore passed Cleveland aud Cincin
natl moved ahead Of Brooklyn. The
scores:
Baltimore, g Washington. z.
Cleveland, 6 Louisville,
Boston, D; New York, 2
Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, 2
Chicago, 10; Pittsburg, 8
Cinciunsti 10; st. Louis, 6
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Noon wedding at Hanover.

Hanover Presbyterian Church. corner
Of Sixth and King streets was filed at
noon SO day with friends who had as
sembled to witness the marriage OF Miss
Annie Reed Lawson, daughter OF Samuel
+ Lawson. and Robert Dandy Kemp
Promptly at 10 o'clock the bridal
psrty entered the church to the atrsius
Of LohengTin. played by George Marvis
Miss Helen Lawson was bridsemald and
William Mode was best man. Edwin
Walter and Frank Dandy Lackey scted as
ushers Rev. Lafayette Marks, pastor Of
the church, performed the ceremony
This bride wore hands ome travelling
gown Of green cloth. with bonnet and
gloves to match. This bridesmaid wore q
pink silk gown.
Following the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides father, No. 204 East Tenth
street, at which only immediate relatives
and friends were present. The guests
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kemp, Mr. and
Mrs. S. R. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. James
Robinson, Mr. aud Mrs H G Bartram,
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Merrihew.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Marks,
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Lawson
Jr., Miss Ella Merrihew, Miss Elsie
Kemp, Miss Bertha Robinson, Mrs
Lewis Coke, of Portland, Maine; Ran.
dolph Sailor Young, William Mode
Frank LRckey, Edwin Walter, Charles
Lawson, Miss Keim and Mrs. Marii
Dandy
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
ODD EFFECT OF HEAT.
People Frustrated BS it Have Cool Bodies
aud Moist skin

People Frustrated ttY it Have Cool Bodira
aud Moist Skin.
That marked olress OF the body should
be recognized sign Of heat exhsust on seeuo
like nonsense. but &, rosily sober, scientific
fact. People who work in overheated ~ooms on
hot days. whether their brains or muscles are
occupied. suffer from headache. prostr4iion
and nervous collapse. The temperature Of the
body. which should be rs and fBsction, sinks
10 ej or 95 and The skin Is cool. pale and m ist
In cases Of heat exhaustion stimulants are
freely applied TO quicken the circulation and
restore ergous power. For this purpose moth
ing equals Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey, which
is kept on hand by workers in Offices, factories
sho S. aundrles-wherever men and women
with living 20 esrn must toll on in the heat.
Our American Summer Is an awful drain on
the vital force. To sustsin the tagging energy
during the torrld weeks. Dufy's Pure Malt
whiskey is of the greatest possible benefit and
for that reason is highly priced by the ereat
body OF honest. .sslf-respectinR working teople
II is an article for the home. It's purity and
acknowledged medicinsl value make it O
treasure in the family, especially ia the hot
months when, in cases Of emergency. the
prompt use Of the superb stimulant may avert
disaster.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Araranen Rsoantion.

Fred G. Mamme'e and John A Lengel,
two Of Wilmington's best known German
residents. left here to day for New York,
whence they will sail for Europe for a
long tour Of their mother country, to-
morrow.
A most njoy able farewell reception
was rendered Mr.. Mommele at his
residence. No 1902 West Eighth street
last night. bis house was hllsd with
good friends aud nelghbors toasting
his health aud wishing him bon Voysge
and G safe return home
While the guests were enjoying the
evening and sbowering good cheer ana
words Of fellowship upon Mr.. Mammele'
an enchanting sound struck upon the
night air snd all was quiet ss they
realized that a treat in the shape
o, a vocal Esrenade was In store fol
tdem It was the Delaware Sengerbuno
aud these good singers gave several hne
and appropriate selections outside undei
the leadership of j. ID Maier.
Among the guests who enjoyed the
evening were: Charles M Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Candy Cox, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Rex, Mr.. aud Mrs. Alber
Bucher, Miss Msssick, John ]. Hsr
kins, Mrs hsrkins Miss Rex
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mammels, Mr. an'
Mrs. Charles G. hurtz, DAME
Kurtz, Mr., and Mrs. Charles Berg
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Notes or ths NntIonal aame.

Pitcher Ehret, whom st. Louis received
In exchange for Hawley, has won but
two games this season. BE has lost ten
and was knocked out OF the box three
times
Thompson made two of the Phillles'
Eve hits yesterday aud one was q three
Dagger. Daley made half OF BrooklyD's 3
hits. He had home run and a double
The Philadelphia Brooklyn game
yeoterday WAS battle between Carsey
aud Kennedy. with the former coming
out winner.
George Budd, OF West Chester. says.
Ten years Ego [ played ball on team
et Wilmington, Dels ware. A day OF two
ago attempted to catch a ball and II
felt like piece of lead. "
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
ATeam Of Real senators.


During the long debate In the Senate
last Summer, Senator Smith, Of New
Jersey, Just for 8 pastime, organized a
baseball club In making up the team
Senator Smith says he stationed his men
in the positions taey played most fire.
qusntly In their boyhood days Senator
Allen, of Nebraska, the Populist, who
made the longest speech In the
history of the Senate, was as
signed TO catch, as that was his
home position when attending the Upper
lows University. Senator Irby, who is a
great lover OF baseball, was pitcher,
because he once occupied that position on
q country team ia South Carolina Sena-
tor Gray, Of Delaware, WAS once hrst
basemsn for a Princeton team. He should
make model FIRST baseman fer he Is the
tallest member OF the Senate Senator
Gormsn, Of Maryland, who once played
second base on the noted National Club
that had its home in the White Lot.
back Of the Presidents bouse. was Of
course stationed at second bag Senator
Hin, Of New YorR, says he used to play
third base for team at Elmira, a
Senator Smith Was placed at short
stop. Senator Dubois WAS Yale
man, and Senators Lodge, oi
Massachusetts aud Woloott, OF Colorado.
we're both players on a Harvard team, so
they we're stationed Al left, centre anC
right fields respectively. Senator Hans.
brough, who WAS baseball reporter on q
San Francisco paper, and Senator Roach
Of North Dakota, who once played on thl
Georgetown University team, were put
down as substitutes
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Frank 3 Now a Plofe..lonal.

Frank Dsmpman has turned profess
sional Why he has been converted Is
something nobody can tell, but yester-
day he entered in the professional events
Of the Pennsylvanis Bios Gle Clubs meet
to be held next Saturday at Tioga, and
another man seeing how matters are
turning is numbered among the progress
sive wheeimen.
Dampman probably realizes that in
side OF very short time there will be
but two clssses. amateurs and profes-
sionals. and knowing that the latter
class will be the predominatiug one. he
has Joined Il.
As long distance rider Dampmsn has
no equal his ride In the inter state
relay this month has demonstrated this
beyond a possible doubt. as he covered
the entire distance Of $50 miles insids Of
eleven hours. winning the prizs.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Looal sportInr Sow SOLO.

Frank Turner, Of this city, has en-
tered for the Philadelphia bicycle races
He will ride In three of the class A
events.
Captain Smith will accept the offer to
command the yacht Falcon, the pleasure
boat Of d. T. Cause
The Philadelphia Yacht Club will
commence its annual cruise on Friday Al
4 o'clock p. m. The Aset will rendezvous
that night at Delaware City and entei
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
The Defenders Launching Day.

BRISTOL r.. T.. June 26.-Mr. j. B.
Herreshoff. head Of the areat boat build
ing firm, declared positively 70 your rep
rescntative that if the work on the De
fender progressed as rapidly as is antic.
ipated the yacht viii be launched on Sat.
urday at high tide, which occurs about
1915. This sets aside all rumors, many o
which have been heard since ii bccam,
apparent that the original plan 10 iaunci
the Defender at high tide on Wcdncsda,
could not b. c..lr.ed eAt
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Flsher Now q Q. A. o. Wan.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, June 26-After careful
consideration for more than q month,
the Columbs Athletic Club management
has completed satisfactory negotiations
with Pitcher Walter Fisher and that
strong player will hereafter wear a blue
uniform with sc. A. c." across hi.
breast Fisher is a star fielder and sure
batter and when not In the box will be
played in centre field he will pitch the
afternoon game against Montgomery a.
A on July 4 Fisher has played II
centre and left field FOR several proies-
siOnal clubs.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Kernrood vas nrurdered.

BALTIMORE. June 26.---Dr. A. Aronso-
hon Of this city, a friend of the family Of
Jacob S. Korngood, whose body was found
in the Niagara river about a week ago,
was buried here and eLhumed for identi-
ficatiou at the instance of an insurance
company, says that Kerngood was muir
dered He found q deep stab wound iu
the neck, and the neck and an arm were
broken The identification Of the body
as that Of Jacob s. Kerngood, DR.. Aron.
sohon says, was complete.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Mnnlnn .hnt nnrIne . rnrnda.

WATERBURY, Conn. June &c. Mrs.
louis Wicdman was shot during n street
parade here last night, and it is feared
she will die from the wound. The turner's
Of the city were parading and celebrating
their victory i'm taking second prize at the
big meeting in Paterson, \. j. Mrs.
Wiedman was watching the parade from
a third story window when a pistol was
fired, and she was wounded James W
Cook o restaurant keeper, was placed un
der arrest on suspicion of having done the
ehootfnu
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
tlIEp.

BRADFORD.-On June %. 1895, Clara O..
daughter OF Charles and Victoria Bradford,
aged years.
LOPER.-On June %, 1 05. Leslie G 81, son Of
Mitchell q. and Sallie Bell Loper, aged .
months
MALONE.-In this city, on the Goth instant
Lizzie. daughter OF john 4. and Magge O.,
Malone, aged moNt tbs.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral. from the residence fher parents,
No. Az East Sixth street. on Friday after
noon. at Q D. m. lnterment At New Cathedral
Cemetery.
| ROBERTS In this city, on June 70, Tom,
i son of Tom and Eliza q. Roberts, aged iyear
and 10 months.
WILSON.-In this city. on June 3. 1890,
| Helen H.. daughter of William II. and Annie
/ h. Wilson aged months and days.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
DON'T De WOOzY.

uow Taultlosa fepsin Chips, the Gum that's
r0und, Tavo Caught tho Town.
u Is the fastest and most healthy Of
Chewing Gums. Put up in pretty boxes Of
Io chips, and sold al &C. Faultless Ia form,
iauiilcss In flavor. faultless in the ingre.
dents that enter into their composition,
faultless in everything. perfection in every
ihinC--such are a few of the qualities Of
the Eaul.less Pspsin Chips, the Gum that's
rcnnd Dealers dent keep them. That's
q Joke, and good ore. and a true one
they sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them win accept no
oihef. They say give us Faultless Pepsin
Chips. Nothing else. II your dealer don't
keep them, send sc. for sample package to
Cohn Bros. & klee Sole Agents and Dis.
ributoTs. Park Place. cor. Church Street,
n. r..
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
MARRIED.

N-PECKwORTH.- On Thursday. June
90, al Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church,
bv the pastor. Rev. Charles n. hendricks 3,
Charles ". Cain. aud Mics Mary III. Peck
worth, both Of this ,ity.
DaRRY-HACKETr.- On Saturday even
iag, June .. 1895. at No 5i2 We Fourth
street, by key. Charles +. Her bricks. pastor
of COvenanJ Reformed Episcopal Church
George ID. Derry and Miss Wilmina hackett
both Of this city.
WAY-BURROWS.- On Thursday
June 20, Clarence Ridgway and Addie q. Bur
rows. Rev. William A. Walling ofhciating.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
R.lief in sir Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is a great surprise On account Of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain In the bladder.
kidneys. back and every part OF the urinary
PASSAGES in male or female. II relieves reten-
ton OF water and pain in passing II almost
inlneaiStely. fyOu wal quick relief and cure
2. james Belt, dr711 = Wilmington Del.-U
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Social and Personal Notes.


Mrs R B. Wheeler viii spend the
Summer at Atlantic City
Clement B Wheeler will spend the
Summer at Atlantic City He will enter
the University Of Pennsylvania in the
Fall.
Captain William h. Paradise Of
Jersey City, is visiting old Wilmington
friends.
Miss Bertha Thebault Rivailles,
daughter Of DR.. F. ThebAult Rivailles
Medical Examiner. P r R. was one Of
the graduates st the Ursuline Academy
yesterday She has gone to her home in
Baltimore.
Deputy Attorney General Branch
Giles has gone to his home in Sesford,
where hs will spend a few weeks vaca-
tion. For some time he has been qnite
III.
George A Ramsey. Jr, formerly Of
this city but now Of Philadelphia, was a
visitor here yesterday.
General Superintendent John Gray, OF
the Diamond Match Company, whose
Office is in Chicago, was here yesterday
aud inspected the cOmpsny'a plant
Miss Logan, Of this city, is visiting
her brother, B F. Logan, postmaster 81
Trainer.
Mrs ]. A. Ellegood and Miss Ellegoo,
are at Atlantic City.
Mrs John B.. Martin Is visiting hel
mother in CoRtesville. Pa
Mr. and Mrs Charles + Sherburne, O
910 Jefferson street, are entertaining Mr.
end Mrs r H Ramsay, Of Washington
ID. @.
Rev r a Adams presiding elder o
the Dover district, WILMINGTON Confer
enee. arrived in the city TO day iron
Dover Two other well known Metho
dist pastors. Revs. julius Dodd sn'
George ". Bounds. are also in the city
Evening journal., 1895-06-26

the canal the next morning st s o'clock.
T, o itinerary will be; sunday. Town
Point to Annapolis, and on Monday
Tues day. "Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday the cruiae will be sui jet 20
agreements Of captains