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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1895-11-16
SUM MONS.

CrATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, SEVENTH
- judicial Circuit, IS. In the Circuit Court In
and for Custer County.
Harry Ward Fowler, Plaintiff,
W.
Jennie V. Fowler, Defendant.
The state of South Dakota Sends Greeting
To the above named Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint nf the above named
plaintiff, which will be filed In the Office of the
clerk of the above entitled Court at his office in
Custer, South Dakota, and serve a copy of your
answer upon the subscriber at his Office In the
City Of DeadwOod, South Dakota, within thirty
days after the service OF this summons on you,
exclusive of the day of such service, and il you
fail 10 answer the complaint within that time
the plaintiff will apply 10 the Court for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated ut Deadwo0d, South Dakota, this Goth
day Of August, A. d.. 1886.
FRANK MCLAUGHLIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
To the Defendant above named.
Take notice that the summons and complaint
in the above entitled action were duly filed IN
the Office of the clerk of the above entitled Court
AZ his Office IN Custer City. Custer County, South
Dakota, Oh September 2fld, 1895.
FRANK MCLAUGHLIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication, Sept. 9TH, 1895.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-04-10

PostverketS S. S. Dollen Dir ut.
namd till postmastare Georgetown,
Clay Co.
Princeton skall, enligt beslut yd
allmant val sistlidne mandag, f0rses
med vattenverk.
st Peter-nyheter: Varvalet u,.
foil sa att John Wallgren och Andrew
Carlson valdes till alderman. Blda
arc sveuskar. - Sondagen den april
var st. Peter en- angenam hogtidsdag
for saval den svenska- som den engelsk
lutherska f6rsamlingen. Missioniir
Edman var har och h0ll pa formidda-
gen gudstjenst den svenska kyrkan.
Pa eftermiddagen hollis konfirmation
med nattvardsbarnen och pa aftonen
h0ll dr. Edman tai pa engelska. vid
bada tillfallen upptogs offer till f0rman
for missioner lndien. Man kan eli
undga att bli vackt till ett djupt intres-
Sc for missionssaken Indien, da man
hor DIR. Edman framstalla de stora be-
hofven missionsfaltet Det ar att hop
pas att han ma vinna riklig framgang
och uppmuntran i det CODA arbete,
hvari han synes hafva nedlagt sina ba-
de sjals- och kroppskrafter. - Den Ii
terara f0rening, som under vintern
hallit regulara m0ten staden, hade
nyligen noiet att ia lyssna till ett ss
val lardt, som intressant f0redrag af
dr. Wahlstrom 6fver amnet: Pressi-
l. =
Varit talrikt bes0kta, och So vida som
ar kandt, ar ST. Peter densenda stad
sodra Minnesota, der liknande samman-
komster varit gangse under en- fold af
&r.
Do dsfall. Fru p. A. Peterson fran
Cannon Falls afled slit hem derstades
torliden onsdags morgon. Den aflidna,
som under de sista ito aren varit vid
Klein helsa, tick nagra dagar fore slit
franfalle EFT anfall af la grippe. Siuk-
domen var ej sArdeles haftig, men det
oaktadt f0rsamrades den sjuka ALT mer
tills d6den slutligen giorde slut pa hem
nes lidanden. Hon var fullt med veten
ON d0dens narhet och afvaktade med
lugn dess annalkande. En- stund fore
slutet inkallade hon sin famili och tog
EFT r6rande farvAl af densamma Kort
derefter insomnade hon stilla och frid-
fullt den slsta sOmnen. Mary Louisa
Swanson, dotter till hr och fru ]. f.
Swanson WhiteRock, f0ddes Bridge
water, Mass, den % mars 1857. Ar
1858 anlande hon till Minnesota till
sammans med sina f0raldrar, hvilka
bosatte sig narheten af vasa. Ar
1880 intrAdde hon aktenslxap med p.
a. Peterson Cannon Falls. .Derst;i-
des har hon sedan dess vArit bosatt
till sin Odd och har hela tiden varit en-
verksam medlem af ,sv. luth. forsam.
lingen pa platsen. Jordlastningen eg-
dc rum f0rliden s0ndag sv. lutherska
kyrkan, der s0rjande kring hennes bar
stodo den aflldnas make, dotter, f0ral-
drar, br0der och talrika vankrets. Den
hadangangna kommer att lemna ett
tomrum efter sig saval inom forsamlin-
gen som inom den bedr0fvade vankret-
sen, mon sarskildt inom sin efterlem-
made sorjande familj.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-04-10


Afiden pioneer. w. B. Ward, en-
af de forsta nybyggarne Pierre, S.
d., aled af hjsrtsiukdom f0rliden FREE
dag.
Skeleton af sju indianer ha nyli-
gen blifvit funna en- strax utom Mill
town, S. d., belagen hold. Skeleton
voro rtitt val bibehallna, mon syntes ha
legat jorden en- lang It'd.
Med storfarmarne Grandin
Bros. N. ID. har nyligen on Fargofir.
ma ingatt kontrakt ON uppf0rande af
40 boningshus och lika manga STALL
byggnader ett motsvarande antal
qvartsektioner of de vidstrackta Gran
dinegendomarne. Egarnes mening lar
nemligen vara att indela farmen min
DIRE egendomar, hvilka sedan skulle ut
bjudas till salu.
Intressant fynd. For 35 ar sedan
sj0nk en- lastbat narheten af nuvaran-
de Elk Point, S. d. Harf6rliden blef
densamma upptackt pa ett dup af IL
fot under jordytan, och ar man nu sys-
selsatt med att s6ka upptaga fyndet
Detta faller sig dock ratt b3svarligt,
enar baten ligger under en- valdig
sandbank. Arbetet har ej heller hit
tills kr0nts med vidare framgang, men
man hoppas att genom anskaffande af
lampliga redskaper kunna vinna battre
resultat.
Fran Salem, s. D., skrifver J. w.
In: S0ndagen den "a mars firade
handlanden John G. Anderson och fro
ken Mathilda S. Sundstr6m slit br0l-
lop herrskapet G. Sand dbergs, brudens
systers och svagers hem. Manga slag-
tingar och winner voro vid tillfEllet
narvarande, och fera gagneliga och
vackra brollopsgafvor forarades brud-
paret. - S0ndagen den 81 mars samla-
des vi till begrafning hos diakonen
Erick Olson, som blifvit enkman. Stof-
tet af hans hustru ledsagades da till
grafven och 5fverlemnades till jordens
sk0te, for att hvila till uppstandelsens
morgon. Den hadangangna har man
ga ar varit en- trogen Jesu efterfoljare.
Nu har hon fatt utbyta taredalen mot
fr6idesalen. Den hemforlofvade var
AZ ar gammal. En- AMMAN begrafning
egde den 2 dennes rum, da fyraarige
gossen Nils Sk0nstedt f0rdes till det
sista hvilorummet Hugsvale Herren
de s6rjande familierna!-Det sista reg
net var for dessa trakter synnerligen
valg6rande och ingaf jordbrukaren
nytt hopp. Varsadden, som under do
senaste veckorna snabbt fortskridit, Hy
aatskilliga platser det narmaste afslIt
tad.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-04-10

Det st6rsta antal lagforslag, som ut
al nagon enskild indemnats DR. AZ, och
har lagkarlen III. Johns fran st. Paul
hedern (?) af att har sta h6gst. Mast i
ordningen kommer Cant fran Duluth
med % och Robbins fran Minneapolis
med %. Ahlstrom har inlemnat 5, An
derson 10, Dahl 9, Nelson 8; Sampson
3, Sederberg 4, Swanson 6, O. s. " P.
Il. Kelly, Scofield, Underwood och
Taylor ha icke introducerat nagot lag
forslag.
Antagna lagforslap' ON utdodandet
af den ryska tisteln; om inforandet af
EFT konstitutionstillagg, stadgande for
bud mot underst0djandet af sekteriska
inrattningar; beviljande $4,000 for en-
parkanlaggning vid st. Croixhoden;
ON utfastandet af bel0ning for gripan-
det af h0nstjufvar.
Sistlidne mandag rekommenderade
epresentanthuset till antagande det
utaf senatsn antagna lagforslaget, som
forklarar Hastings & Dakota bolaget
forlustigt sin londgr0nt Sagda jern-
vagsbolag hade Littleton en- ifrig for
Svarare.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-04-10

Grym hiding. Fran Lincoln, Nebr
meddelas, att en- okand ryttare man
days sags rida omkring pa slatterna i
Pawnee county och tanda cid pa det
torra griset. Stark Wind radde vid
tiilfallet, hvarfor elden grep omkring
sig med f0rfarande hastighet Stora
strackor 6delades af det forharjande
elemeptet. Dan lila byn Chico blef
nastan helt och hallet lagd aska och
icke mindre an II farmare trakten
maste med sina familjer fly fran hem
och hard, lemuande sin egendom till
eldens skofiing.
Explosion i grufva. En- explo.
sion egde | mandags rum Blue Can
non grufvan narheten af New What
com, WASH, hvarvid Fl personer om-
kommo. Bland dessa befinna sig fol-
jande hvars namn hantyda pa skandi-
navisk harkomst: Andrew Anderson,
Charles Silverson, Alex Henderson,
Isaac johnson, Charles Hamburg, Sa-
muel Olson och Martin Blum. Huru
explosionen uppkommit ar obekant.
Endast persouer raddades af de !
grufvan varande % arbetarne. Gruf-
van hade for veckor sedan inspekte-
rats SAINT da f0rklarats vara saker.
Guvernor och lagstiftare luf-
ven pa hvarandra. Under en- ord
vexling Little Rock mellan legislatur.
medlemmen Jones och guvernUr Clark
al Arkansas spottade den f0rre guver-
n0ren ansigtet. Denne q sin sida
svarade med att draga en- revolver och
hade otvifvelaktigt afiossat EFT
skott mot sin antagonist, ON eli narva-
rande personer kommit emellan och
hindrat honom sin afsigt Guverno-
rem arresterades men losgafs sederme.
ra pa slit eget lofte ON installelse In
for rata Orsaken till upptradet var
den, att guvern0ren beskylde Jones
for att ha tagit mutor for att r0sta for
en- bill inom legislaturen. - Guvern0r
Clark b0tfaldes sedermera / m&ndags
for det han burit lifsfarlist vapen pa
sig
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-04-10
WISCO N SIN.

Forsvunnen DR. sedan den 80 sist-
lidne mars Hans L. Larson, townkass0r
1 Salem, Kenosha county. Han var
sist sedd st. Paul, MINI.
Halford Erickson fran West Su-
perior har af guvern0ren utnamts till
Labor Commissioner. Utnamningen
har afyen vunnit senatens stadfastelse.
Ofverger demokraterna. D5ma-
re Wentworth Ashland, som flera
ar varit en- af platsens NEST framstaen-
de demokrater, har sagt farval for all
It'd till sina forna stallbr0der.
S&gverksamheten vid d. Shaw
Lumber Companys / Eau Claire sag
work. paboriades fredags. Flere an.
dra sagverksbolag pa platsen komma
Afven inom kort att pabegynna verk-
samheten.
Ofverkord och dodad. Lars Pc
terson, en- Arcadia bosatt 65 ar gam
NAL man, blef fredags ofverk0rd och
6gonblickligen d8dad af ett vestgaende
godstag narheten af slit hem Den
gamle manner var nastan blind.
Betydlig timmerhandeL Indian
agent Mercer f0rsalde fora veckan
en- st0rre skogstrakt, innehallande ON.
kring 100, 100000 fot thinner 4 Red
Cliff indianreservationen till j. J. Nc.
Geehan fran Ashland. Skogstrakten
betingade ett pris af 1926, 900.
Drunknade jagare. Trenne 90
ariga ynglingar vid namn Ole Everson,
John Haverly och Earl Wakefield fran
Victory begafvo sig sondags alta da-
gar ut pa en- jagttur, mon ha sederme-
ra 81 latit sig afh0ra. En- gammal bat,
som jagarne vid 0fverfarten af Hoden
begagnade, har aterfunnits. l dem
samma lag den enc jagarens bossa, och
antager man derf6r, att mannen drunk
nat. Draggningar foden ha f0reta-
gifts, men desamma ha hittills varit re
sultatsl0sa
Lokalvalen. ALA de republican.
ska kandidaterna med undantag af iva
alderman och en- supervisor invaldes
Black River Falls. License inr0sta-
des. - Peter A. johnson blef valid till
assessor Cumberland. F6liande
tjenstemAn invaldes Baldwin, Peter
Christensen, president; Charles Setter
gren, clerk och L. P. Nelson, skattma-
stare. - F. Florin erholl skattmasta-
resysslan Chippewa Falls. Med
stor r1st6fvervigt antogs of befolknin-
gen Green Bay och Fort Howard EFT
f6rslag till f0rening af de bada namda
staderna under namn af Green Bay.
Den utvidgade staden kommer harige-
nom att | storlek bli den fjerde / ord.
ningen inom staten. -F6rbudsvanner-
ma segrade / New Richmond. Nels
Arnquist blef valid till supervisor. - /
Glenwood inr6stades licensesystemet t
for f0rsta gangen stadens historic. -
Hans Peterson och Ed Ellington valdes
till supervisors / Downing. Chas.
Linder blef valid till marshall Prairie
du CHEN. - I Prescott hedrades Swan
Johnson med val till borgmastare. -
La Crosse atervaldes populisten dr..
Powell till borgmHstare, men nastan
ALA de 0frige nyvalda embetsmannen
aro republikaner. Il Ashland vunno
republikanerna Zen lysande seger. =
Populisternas kandidat pastor G. S.
Starkweather invaldes med rlnga rost-
0fvervigt till borgmastare w. Superb
or. Ticknor valdes till kontroller och
Eckstrand till skattmastare. Bland Of
riga invalda embetsman markas L.
Larsen, alderman; Lewis Larson, Ad.
Reedfors och G. ]. Johnson, super
yisors; Dan Danielson och Christ Pc
terson, fredsdomare.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19
rnn nisron1cAL SOCIETY.
Resumption of Its Monthly Meeting Mon
dny Evening.

day Evening.
The Historical Society Of Delaware
resumed its monthly meetings Monday
evening. The attendance was large.
The following persons were elected
members: Active, Huxley Harvey: as
sociate, Mrs. William Poyntell John
ston, Mrs. Willard Salisbury, Mrs
Robert Marshall, Mrs Charles G..
Rumford, Mrs. J. Ernest Smith, Miss
Anna S. Candy, Mrs. Eugene,du Pont,
Mrs William Corbit Spruance, Mrs
William Lea, Miss Anna Lea and Miss
Elizabeth B. knight; honorary, Capt,
Henry Hobart Bellas.
The following were proposed for
membership: Active, II. I. Cause ;
associate, Misses Edith and Jennie B.
Lea.
The committee which superintended
the improving Of the meeting room was
given vote of thanks and discharged.
1t was resolved to keep the room open
each afternoon until the society orders
otherwise.
Announcement was made that Mrs.
Torbert, widow of Gen. Torbert, had
bequeathed to the society the generals
portrait and sword. DIR. George w.
Marshall was requested to have the
articles packed and shipped to the
society.
The following gifts we're also an
nounced: From N. X. Kennon Of
Blairsville o., an account book which
belonged to Mai Robert W. Kirkwood
from Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, a photo
graph of the State boundary line; from
H. @. Conrad, an autograph letter Of
Horace Greeley; from Bishop Cole
man, Church Club lectures. The re-
ceipt of the photograph of clock
owned by Hamilton was acknowledged.
Henry Morrow was asked to confer
with DIR. H. r. Mustard respecting the
seal of an academy formerly at Lewes.
The secretary was authorized to de-
liver TO the author of every paper pub
lished by the society 20 printed copies
of his paper.
The treasurer reported that s195. u
had been expended since the preceding
meeting and that the balance in the
treasury amounts to 1928. =.
Announcement was made that Dr.
Mustard will read paper at the
November meeting.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19

The bodies of the two remaining VIC
Tins of the Osceola mine disaster at
Calumet, Mich, were recovered Mon
day.
Armadis Secord was burned to death
early Monday morning in fire which
destroyed the West Block in East
Brookfield, Mass.
Secretary Carlisle has declined an
invitation to speak IN the Maryland
campaign in support of Hurst's candi-
dacy for Governor.
The contract for constructing the
Federal building at Chester, Pa, WAS
Monday awarded to Richardson &
Burgess of Washington, D. c., at
$50, 0S2.
A passenger train on tine Vandalia
line was wrecked at Collinsville, ILL.,,
on Sunday, by misplaced switch. Fire
man Sandifu was killed and Engineer
Bauers fatally injured.
At Fort Smith, Ark, on Sunday
night, Will Mitchell, colored, shot and
killed his sweetheart, Lucinda Bruce,
aged 16 years, and then shot himself.
Jealousy was the cause.
Five persons-Joseph Callahan, two
women and two children--were killed
by being struck by train at grade
crossing at Lawyers, a station u miles
south OF Lynchburg, Va, on Monday.
a freight trian on the Louisville g.
Nashville railroad was wrecked near
Bonneville, KY, Monday morning.
Brakeman w. l.. Painter and an un-
known negro were killed, and three
others were injured.
The Detroit Methodist Episcopal
Conference, in session at Ann Arbor,
Mich, Monday decided by vote of
1S5 to Q TO adopt the Baltimore plan
favoring the admission Of women dele
gates TO the General Conference Of the
church.
A riot occurred in St Joseph, Mo-,
on Sunday night, when the Ministers
Alliance" and the police stopped
theatrical performance. A number of
persons were beaten, and others were
trampled upon in attempting to escape
from the theatre.
The bark G.. S. Allen, which arrived
at San Francisco on Sunday from Homo
lulu, was ordered into quarantine, and
the ship Merioneth, from Rio de
Janeiro. was likewise ordered into
quarantine off Angel Island. The
Merioneth reported that cholera, small
box and yellow fever were prevalent in
Rio de Janeiro, and one of her own
crew had contracted scuryy on the way.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19

The Bourse Building was turned
over to its owners Monday by Allen
B. Rorke. more than one month before
the time called for in the contract.
DIR. Mah!on P. Fulton, formerly
president of the Chesapeake d Della
ware Canal Co., and who was associat-
ed with several commercial enterprises,
died Monday at Atlantic City.
During fire at 923 Darien street
Monday Mrs. Joseph Enze saved her
three children by throwing them from
a third, story window TO mattresses
held by people on the sidewalk, and
then made the leap herself. The dam
age by the fire exceeds S5, 500.
The register of wills Monday refus-
ed to probate the will of Bartholomew
Schatthoffer, who committed suicide
by shooting, and who bequeathed all
his possessions to the United States
government. Letters OF administration
were granted to the widow by the
register.
The International intercollegiate
cricket match at Wissahickon Heights
was finished Monday, the University
of Pennsylvania winning by 100 runs
Cambridge and Oxford scored 2sl runs
IN the first innings and 81 in the second
University of Pennsylvania Tailed l3s
in the first and 3o7 in the second
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19
LOG4L BHsyfTI rs.

The Rev. W. G. Rooms has secured
apartments at the Gables.
Ernest Cornbrool1s has been elected
captain of the Y. M. G. A. foot ball
team.
W. Edie Marks and Miss Lida Nelson
will be married September 25th in
Union Church.
Wilfred Patterson, formerly of this
city, has become business manager of
the Boston "Herald. =" -, -,
Henry Watterson will lecture in this
city under the auspices of du Pont
Post, G. A. r., this fall.
The will of Hannah W. Richardson,
late of Chirstiana hundred, was ad-
mitted to probate Monday.
The steamer Bridgeton, formerly a
Delaware river boat, has been towed to
Colon in disabled condition.
The quarterly meeting of the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union will be held in
st. Patrick's Church September 29th.
A game of foot ball between the West
Chester team and the Wilmington Y.
- G. A. team will be played Novem-
re- I'd.
Pilot boat No. arrived in the Chris
tiana Sunday and got stuck on the flats
near the railroad bridge. She was
foated off on Tuesday on high water
and went to the ship yard of the Jack
son & Sharp 90. for repairs,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19

The following real estate transfers
were recorded at the Registry Bureau
on Tuesday: No. 1928 Warner street,
by Ellwood' j. Sharp and wife and j.
Otley Evans and wife to S. Ellen War
ner property on the west side of Searles
street between Second and Third. by
S. Ellen Warner and husband to Ell
wood ]. Sharp and j. Otley Evans
property at the corner of jackson street
and Park Place, by the Equitable Guar
antee and Trust Co., trustee of Anna
W. Van Kleeck under the will of David
C. Wilson, to Vincent G. Hazard ;
property at the corner of jackson street
and Park Place, by Thomas McCorkle,
Mathilde G. McCorlzle, Letitia w.
McCorkle, David P. McCorkle and
Jane w. Jordan to Vincent G. Haz-
zard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19
MRS. LANGTRY ASKS DIVORCE
The "Jersey Lily" Wants to
" Be Rid of Her Husband.
ACLAlM OF DESERTlON ADVANCED
The Actress Likely to Retire
from the Stage.
AZ She Secures Divorce She viii Make
Her Home in Lake County, Cal, and
Make Things Pleasant for Society.

San Francisco, CAL, Sept. 17.-Mrs.
Emile Charlotte Langtry will to- day
through Attorneys Dunn and McPike,
says the Examiner" file an action
for divorce from her husband, Edward
Langtry, in the superior court of Lake
county, where the famous Jersey
Lily has considerable property.
Her grounds for divorce from Mr..
Langtry are specified as desertion and
failure to provide for his wife and
daughter, girl of IA years. The cong
plant further alleges that there is no
community property, and requests that
the custody Of the child, Jean, be
awarded to the ma&her. 1t is under
stood that there will'be no contest. y
Several days ago dispatches from
I New York announced that the firm of
/ Howe g. Hummell Of that city had
mailed Dunn lS McPike papers to be
filed in court asking for divorce on
behalf of the Jersey Lily" When
seen upon the subject, Messrs. Dunn
g. McPike seemed reluctant to say any
thing about the case. but now that the
papers are here and are to be filed, Mr..
McPike declares there is nothing to
conceal.
Attorney McPike says that Mrs.
: Langtry is expected to return TO her
home in Lake county soon, as she has
grown very weary of her histrionic
ventures. The place will be made the
centre for gay throngs and become the
rendezvous for people of distinction.
From this it is believed that Mrs.
Langtry has definitely decided to aban,
don the stage. 1t is not known that
she contemplates new matrimonial
venture, should her prayer for release
from the bonds which unite her ia
Edward Langtry be granted. She il
expected to arrive in San Francisco
within six weeks.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19

Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 16. : Miss
Nettie Burhaus, formerly Of the
Tacoma public schools and for the past
two years resident OF Honolulu, in a
letter to her sister indicates that
cholera will carry off a large portion
Of the natives but that they will not
report cholera victims to the Board of
Health.
The natives believe the white people
want to poison them and they there
fore refuse to take medicine. In one
instance a physician found natives
burying a cholera victim alive. The
cholera stricken victim was not dead,
but his grave had already been dug and
he was foo miserable to care to object.
The physician prevented the burial
until the man died.
Honolulu is reported as being very
dirty and is being cleaned as the re-
suit Of the presence Of cholera.
STEAMER IN FROM HONOLULU.
San Francisco, Cal, Sept. l6. The
City of Rio de Janeiro, from China via
Honolulu, arrived this morning early.
Important cholera news is expected,
but the steamer is in quarantine az
present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19

The Sunday school of Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, which had a
vacation while the Sunday school room
was being refurnlshed, resumed it's
sessions on Sunday afternoon. The
following interesting programme was
given Singing by the school, Scrip
ture reading by Alfred Downes, assist
ant superintendent address by Cen
eraI Secretary Lang Of the Young
Mems Christian Association; solo by
Miss Louise Elliott; address by
Thomas O'Donnell of Scott Sunday
school; singing by the school; address
by Washington Jones; singing by
Messrs. Kline, Cook, Bennett and
Dalby; addresses by the Rev. w. A.
walling, pastor Of the church, and the
Rev. Mr. Taylor of Mt. Lebanon
Church
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-09-19
wHEELMEN ar DIkSER.
A Pleasant Rennion of the Members of tn
Wilmington Bicycle CLUB.


Wilmington Bicycle CLUB.
Forty-thre members of the Whining
ton Bicycle Club partook of dinner
at the restaurant of A. l.. Ainscow,
No. S02 Market street, Monday evening.
The occasion was the celebration of the
recent victory of the club in the cen
tury run of the Time Wheelmen of
Philadelphia. A telegram was received
from Capt. Cain of the Time Wheel
men expressing regret that a delega-
tion from that organization could not
be present
The banquet hall was tastefully
decorated with orange and black, the
club colors. Charles H. Sasse presided
and the orators of the club made
speeches. Artemus Bartlett, the club
humorist, was at his best. The prizes
won in the big race occupied con-
spicuous positions on the table.
A toothsome menu was served. The
occasion was voted the happiest in the
history of the club. 1t was the first
real reunion and was decided success
in every particular. After the banquet
the members proceeded to the clnb
rooms, where festivities were continued
until an early hour Tuesday night.