Evening journal., 1895-10-10

Locked Up for Suspicious Action-Iron
works Damage Repaired.
Special espondence Evening Jnoural.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 10 The Hawk
Saunders wedding last night wss one Of
the brightest social events OF the yesr
The ceremony took place Ia the M +
Church. which HAD been handsomely
decorated for the occasion Rev V 5
Collins offciated end Daniel r Wolfe
played the wedding marches At the
brides home, where reception was held.
there wss bank Of potted plants Mr.
and Mrs Hawk have gone to Washing
ton, previous to leaving for Toledo,
At G o'clock the wedding party
entered the church as follows:
W J H,hman, Harry H Hunter,
SAMUEL 7 Ford and James T Challenger
ushers.
Miss Matte Snyder, Of Philadelphia
Miss Estella Dsskyne. Miss Gertrude
Kuntz. Miss Carrie Hawik. BRISTOL Pa
bridesmaids.
Miss Reba Saunders, maid Of honor
Eugene Hawk, best man and Elmer
Ellsworth Hawk, the groom
Miss Jennie Saunders. the bride AMI
Jacob M. Saunders. her father.
gifts among the handsome collection at
ihe brides late home They were the
silver service. from the N. z Church
choir; fne clock, from Lea four mill
employees, with whom Mr. Hawlk was
associated for years as a miller; wedding
book, from the 5 M S h Of which the
bride was q charter membfr
Some Of the prettiest gowns seen we're
these Miss Snyder. yellow crepe; Miss
Deakyne, white china silk; Miss Kuniz
nile green silk Mics Hawk. pink silk
The bride wore white corded silk
The guests were
Wnmlngton-F Fred II Drake. Mr. and
Mrs w Howard Eberle. Misses Margaret,
EL-iIa aud Sue Sherwood. A. P. Beecher.
Misses Beecber, MIRA Louisa A. Bald win,
MIR and Mrs HaIvey Bald win, J J
Nelson. s. H. Chalfant. Miss Glars
Blackburn, Mrs Adelaide Scott, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Gan, II H. venssnt Mr.
and Mrs Win6sld Patterson, MIR and
Nes Hawk, William Dougherty. Albert
Caret.
ns New Castle guests were: Mr. and
Mrs b Saunders William a.
Saunders. Miss ii. zle MoOue Mrs V 3.
Collins MIR ana Mrs. H. Dennison,
Miss Denuison, Mr. and Mrs Harold
sodell. Mr. aud Mrs J r. Eliason, Mr.
sud Mrs William j. Eicheli, Miss
Mary Fleming. Daniel R Wolfe,
Miss Sarah Etotel Mr. and Mrs John
Megginson. Mr. aud Mrs. o A. Carrlck.
Mr. and Mrs William Lowell, Misses
Sallis and Lizzie Wise, Mr. and Mrs
Manl0ve, Mr and Mrs \ A Stew
art. Thomas Banks Mrs q l.
Jemlson. Miss Abbie Jemison, Harry Y
J.mison, Mr. and Mrs j l. B con Mrs
Fed Eagle. Mrs Carter. Mr. aud Mrs
Denny Smith. Nrs Edward Challenger.
Misses Cordolla aud Molno DoAkyna
Mr. and Mrs J Matthews Miss Ka'ie
Nccue. Miss Laura Truss Miss Mariha
Draper Miss Carrie Downsy. Abian
Moore. Mics Lydia Moore. Mrs @
w Diekerson Nv and MS Joseph
Fritz Frank Fritz Nc ana
Mrs Thomas Frazer. Mrs w w Slmp
son. Mri W II knniz, Dr. and Mrs J
l.. Fl.her. Mrs Rndolph Vallette. Miss
Mary King. Edwin w Eagle. Miss Edith
Hushebeck, A R Kee George w Eckles,
Miss Julia Tindle. Mr.. and Mrs r a
Mayor. Mr. and Mrs John King, Mr.
and Mrs W. K Rothwell, sir aud Mrs
John @ King Miss May 0oodley, r
Wiiscn. Harry T Gilis, Miss Miriam
Davidson
Among those from distance who sont
gifts we're: Rev and Mrs T = NJ Martln
dale, Milford; Mr. aod Mrs Jsmison,
Washington, d o W. Fred Worthing
ton. w @. .Worthington. Mr. and MS John
Truitt. Philsdelphis; Miss l. d Martin
dale James B Brady, L h Eiiason,
Mr. And Mrs T. T. Clark Of this city.
Result Of the work OF hall PIasers
the averages OF the Q A @ baseball
players for the season Just closed will be-
interesting, from the fact that they
prove oouclusively that ths players OF
80 knew how TO hit the bill. All but
three have batteo above 400 per cent.
The standing Of the players mas rs
bean compiled and will be very encourag
ing 70 the Columbia Athletic Club aud
New Castle psope
Leach leads the club In batting because
he Is the surest batter on &C., having a
good eye and quick to judge good balls
tisher Is second by close margin
although be has.not played 10 as many
games Montgomery comes third as he
hit the ball towards the last better thsn
Ia the beginning OF the season. In base
running Bob" leads In bases stolen.
Twenty y-three Is professional work con
siderlng the games only one a week
Ia oise running Ferguson did we'll,
scoring forty eight runs and s'ealing
twenty one bafes Madden's batting
was not up TO his usual mark ever since
Pete laid cf with q hurt foot, but bis
nslding 10 up TO the handle
The batting averages follows;
ABB r. II. p CO.
Leach. p, + eb.-.......... l9 g5 %. 4sa.