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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12
what Townsend Folks Are Doing.

special CORRESPONDENCE Evening JOURNAL
TOWNSEND. Aug IL Miss Mary
Smith has returned TO her homs on
Vsndever avenue, Wilmington. after
making an eni ,yable weeks visit among
friends here
Willie B Sparks, OF Wilmington. Is
spending his vacation with LsUnard
Dickin. Oh, at the Townsend hotel.
Irving Riggs, of Wilmington, Is visit
ing his friend. John Townsend
Horace Vzndyke aud William P
Wilson drove to Middletown on Satur-
day.
Mortimer Skeggs aud wife arrived
Saturday evening to spend a few days
with his parents here. They reside in
Camden, N. j.
Misses Sadie and Cassie Wright have
returned home from protrscted stay at
Wilmington, Philadelphia and Camden.
Miss Viola Watts has returned from a
visit to Wye Mills.
Harry Hart is home from COLCHESTER
Beach
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12
Receives the Highest Literary Honor In
Great Britain

Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, United States
Ambassador st London has accepted the
invitation TO deliver the annual address
to the Edinburgh Philosophical Society
Ia November. The invitation to deliver
the address is the highest literary honor
In Great Britain Among those who
have made the address in previous years
are the Right Hon John Morley, late
chief secretary for Ireland. end Right
Hon A. j. Balfour, FIRST lord Of the
TREASURY.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12

Il communications intended f0S iOsarli6Y
:. thls column should 30 addre5asd tn Sccletn
'--'tor fAre OF the Fvurrxa foUaNA Az. Com
nu iicali0c8 sh ould ba TsiSien on ono s,ds Of
- paDef onir
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12
Death of a Member of JeG Davis stan.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 12.-Colonel
William b. Wright died here. He was a
member of the Confederate congress and
was major on jefferson Davis staff.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12

PERKINS COURTNEY.-At Scott NJ. r.
parsonage. August Z, by Rev. Robert Watt,
uarles Perkins and May Courtney, both OF
this city
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12

T. All, bowled Fearon.
A. Bates. howled Martin. ..................
W rorest, bowled Martin............l.......l I,
III. Robin, bow cd Nartin...;.............
q. PembertOu, bowlsd fe uoa ...............
ID. Rhodes, bowled 'Fenron. Observation-Disclosures.
" Walsh, caught Fearon AID bowled
Mariin................. &C..
q. Riley, caught aud BOWED Martin. .......E
NJ. StrettOn, bowl,d MAitin............ .....
J. fembtrton, not Out.......... B.. .......... II
j. Adamson. caught smith, bowlcd Gray
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12

E1|7I " vt = = = -
New York at Baltimore.
Washington Rt Boston
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
81 Louis at Cleveland.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Chicago At Louisville.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Marriage of Miss Ruth Har-
wood and A. D. Grether.
IN AND OUT OF TIE CITY

where Many Wilmington People Are
Spending These Torrid DAYS Others
who Are visiting In tho City-Other
Matters ofInterest.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12

Columbia AGO O. O3o0 l8 lels 2
Rockferd....O 0 SUI O-5 q o
Batteries and Dun; Kenuey,
Murphy and Philippe Hinkle. Attendance
l,soO. Earned runs-Colunbia, z; ROCK ford. 8.
Iwo-bAse hits -flsher. Monta nerT. beggs.
Three base hiis-Ferguso0, Baker Nc
Sacrifice hits-Duh, Phiipps Stol-n ,ses
Hayes, Fisher, Baker, Comfy. Left on bAses =
Columbia. 8; Rockford, 8. strack Ou,-By
on balls by Kenney, j by Murphy, :; by
Leach. 2. Hit-Baker, Dun 90 Phulips.
Passed balls-Philipps. Hildpi ohes Le ca,
?. ILma-a 90 Lmn- e-EnEma
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12
ohnmnIonshIn n.cord.

Tie following is tho standing OF the
cinbs
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-08-12

rOwnssnd seems to Have Cipeh.

The Townsend Club easily defeated
the Ekton Club on the fair grounds AZ
Elhton, Saturday. The score
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-27

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
CRISP THROWING BALLS.

Atlanta Constitution.
The head of a Pulaski negro, stuck
through the hole of canvas, on
which was painted large cut water
melon with the negroes head in the
heart, was too much of an attraction
for even Speaker Crisp, Major A. o.
Bacon and Senator Pat Walsh to resist.
They had just finished their political
speeches and We're taking in the side
shows when the eloquent faIir who
manages the imitation melon and real
negro with a skull apparently Of steel,
sang;
Come up, gentlemen, and try three
throws each at the head of the Georgia
coon! Three throws for cents! Every
time you hit the negro you get a good
cigar. All, gentlemen, there's luck to
the man who hits that negro's head.
The man who can do 1t can go to the
United States senate. Gentlemen, III
guarantee the senatorship to the lucky
thrower."
well, Pat, I'll try it with YOU
said Major Bacon. And Crisp, you
must be in this
"rhe statesmen didn't shuclS their
coats, but they Chucked balls at the
Negroes head with as much enthusiasm
and good natured jollity as they have
canvassed the state for the Democracy.
The negro proved an expert dodger,
however, and not n ball touched the
senatorial goal, but the statesmen had
lots of fun out of 1t, and one of them
may do some luclSier throwing when
the legislature meets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

James Evans of Belcherville. was In
the city today.
jacob Allen OF Burneyvlllc, /. T..
came in yesterday TO visit his family.
Mrs. II, Il. Hometh and Mrs. Wood
Stonum left today for Honey Grove.
ON visit 10 relatives and friends.
Mrs, Murgie Gillespie and Miss Card
ncr, who have been visiting their cous-
In. Mrs. Josie Pyle, and other relatives
In the city, left today for their home
at Waco.
j. II, Powell ana Miss Ina Franklin
We're married AT the residence OF Mir.
Curtis In East Gainesville yesterday, by
Judge Snider.
Parson Browder, who has been So
jourulng In Gainesville for several days.
left today for Austin, 10 meet with
some of the leading lights Of the Popu-
list party.
John Temple Graves letured at the
High school auditorium last night,
under the auspices OF the v NJ. Z. A.,
to a large audience.
Joe Clearwater left today for Jour
ney through Southwest Texas and -
parts OF Mexico. with view of bene-
Hitting his health.
Warner Miller Of Dexter was in the
city today.
Mrs. T.. j. Gates and son. Frank
have gone to Monterey, Mexico. whore
Mrs. Gates will remain for some Tina
Tor The benefit of her health. Frank
VIII return home in n few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

covered that the bullet from his gun
had penetrated bee tree after pass
through the partridge. He returned to
the house and secured three large tubs
and two milk cans and some pals, all
of which he filled with honey.
While securing the honey he noted
a peculiar movement of the tree. which
seemed to expand and subslde at inter-
walls. Passing to the other side a wide
seam was apparent; ennd he learned
that the tree was hollow. From this
he succeeded in extracting thlrty-tw6
coons which had taken up winter
quarters therein, the peculiar move
ments of the tree having been caused
by the united breathing of the coons
Nor was this all of his remarkable
adventure, for on attempting TO cross
the river the ice gave way and he was
obliged to swim for Il short distance.
When he arrived at his home he had
about 45 speckled trout in his coat
pockets. and few had found lodg-
ment In his boots.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
Highest of all in Leavening Powe-Latest Report
R0|%:a!l! RB skassi!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

born. maid of honor and the bride
walked up one aisle, while directly OPP
posite came Mr.. George Duncan, best
man, and the groom up the other aisle,
meeting at the altar. The bride Wore
stylish going-away gown of cloth OF
intermingled shades of blue and brown.
trimmed in blue chiffon. Her hat was
a brown Napoleon straw. Hastily trim
med In blue and brown flowers and
ribbon, very becoming to her blonde
beauty Miss Hattilu Osborn looked
quite distingue In n Tafeta silk street
dress of changeable green and mauve,
the waist being covered with delicate.
expensive chiffon of pale pink. and
crush collar OF same; hat of green Ma
poleon straw. covered with nodding
pink and green velvet roses and silk
ribbon. After Rev. Mr.. Cooley had
pronounced the happy couple husband
and wife the bride and groom left the
church together, followed by Mr.. Dun
can and Miss Osborn Mr.. and Mrs.
West left for a visit TO Monterey, Mex
leo. amid a shower of good wishes, We
regret that lack of space prevents a
detail of the magnificent and numerous
presents which We're given them by
admlring friends
Thursday afternoon was memorable
and notable day at the club The pro-
gramme was one of the most delightful
of the entire year. Roll call was re-
sponded to with criticisms on the
"Manxman." and Hall Game, the au-
thor After lively discussion and COM
parlson. Mrs. Pendell read an excel
lent article on the Morality of Fiction"
While the rain battered on the roof in
soothing fashion. Miss Hattlu Os-
born delighted the club with an oral
review of that book Of books, The
ManXman."
went far away to the Isle of Man, en-
raptured with the grand subllmity of
the story Miss Osborn told the story
in vivid. graphic manner, and Mrs.
Mertz read the concluding chapter in
her sympathetic, delightful style. Some
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

trim to Wichita Falls Wednesday
Judge w. r. McGill left Wednesday
for Lubbock. where he will attend
court,
Roy Y r. Jones, president OF Jacks
horo Baptist college, preached an able
sermon at the Baptist church Sunday
night
back to their country home Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Webb came In
Monday from Kansas to visit his sis
ter Mrs. Lunsford
$, suttlemyre left Wednesday for
Louisiana.
Mr.. W. NJ. Baughman spent Tuesday
In Archer City with relatives and
friends,
Mr.. Alex Logan of Archer City was
Father Prlsdorif of Wlndthosth
passed through here Tuesday, en- route
FOR Rhlneland.
The following is program Of the II.
T.. l.. G. club, which will meet at Miss
Helen Perry's ON Wednesday evening;
essay. 80 MRS; H. CoDp
Locals. =. g.. :. e. =. Miss Helen Perry
song. .Callle Holman
Recitation. O.. .. =. =. Reubie stevens
Queries on the Lesson, My Novel,
Bulwer, BY. y. Miss Sadie Ray
The ladies of the Methodist church
served oysters and ice cream in one of
the dining halls of the Washington
hotel Friday evening. About $3.50 o'clock
a large portion of the crowd repaired
to the parlor, where the following pro-
gram was rendered:
Music. O.. g.. . .. o.. =. .... Orchestra
Recitation. =. e. Miss Ola Haggard
Solo-"The Sweetest Story Ever Told"
Miss Helen Perry.
ecitotlon-"Archie Dean" Miss Halle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

The Shakespeare club was entertain
ed at Mrs, George McDanlel'a pleas
ant home In the suburbs on Monday
last, Refreshments We're served ana a
nice afternoon spent.
The guild of the Episcopal church
was entertained by Mrs. Copper on
Wednesday last.
Miss Rose Hoeny returned from n
protracied visit To Fort Worth ON sun
day
Congressman Cockrcll. accompanied
by Mrs Cockrell and daughter Miss
Ella, returned from Washington Fri.
day.
Mrs. Self, sister OF Mrs. T.. o. Endt
Is here on n visit from Tennessee.
;, Lnpowski returned from the East
Friday evening.
Miss Lou Hart Is again In the oily
after an absence of several months
on Morris ranch.
Mrs c. 7. Warren entertained the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
church on Wednesday afternoon, al
$3.50 o'clock. ."
There was a musical recital given by
me pupils of Simmons college on Fri
day evening last
Fhe family VI Prof q A. witt left
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

New YORK Commercial Advertiser.
a society man remarked the other
day that well-known Gotham swell,
Mr.. Brockholst Cutting, had been best
man or usher, as far as can be recalled
at all of the really notable matrimonial
events for years. Putting this aside
as the leading representative member
of the Catholic family of New York, be
was most judlcious choice on the part
of the Count dc Castellane at the re-
cent Gould affair." sir. Cutting. like
other swell bachelors, has very orna-
mental toilet service. In the Jewel box,
according to account, there are now
fifty scarf pins with diamonds in. Ey-
cry one of these was presented by the
happiest man on earth, for the time
being at all events, the bridegroom Of
some fashionable matrimonial event.
Some are of large stones, in Others
more or smaller. All this according to
the means or liberality OF the man to
become a benedict. Brookholst Cutting
was the chief usher for the Marquis De
Choiseul of France when his marriage
with Miss Claire Caudert was cele-
brnted in the New York cathedral He
assisted John Jacob Astor when he
espoused Miss Willing, in this city
and 1t Is said that the only reason why
he does not marry is because he could
not have BrocSholst Cutting for his
best man or usher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

how the story made me think of +. G.
Lees words
Speak gently OF the erring-ohi do
not thou forget.
However darkly stained by sin, he is
thy brother yet:
Heir OF the self-same heritage, child of
the self-same God,
He hath but stumbled in the path thou
hast in weakness trod."
This century has not produced a bet
ter book than Hall Gaines "ManX-
man." and for once the man and the
woman have the same justice meted
out TO them, and the old theory-stone
the woman and let the man go free
Is not recognized in this pathetic story
Mrs. Pittman read clever and unique
article by Hall Game, entitled, 'If
Shakespeare We're Alive To-day" Mrs.
former read a thoroughly sensible ar
ticle, entitled Women, According to
Hall Came"
After the critics report the club adj
journed.
The next program will be devoted to
plays and players, and promises to be
quite interesting.
Mrs. Kendrlck Williamson gave an
'at home" In honor OF Miss Sallie
Kelley on last Monday evening. Lun-
cheon was served In dainty and ele-
giant courses. Nlulets were the flowers,
and Misses Lily Dalton, Lillian Arm
strong, Florence Martin and Bonnie
Belle Spivy We're the guests.
Mrs. \. j, Davidson and Miss Mnude
Waugh have returned from n visit to
Miss Mabel Chase of Temple.
Notwithstanding the light OF the sun
did not kiss our pathway" the ladies
OF the $. $. G. meandered forth last
evening at the appointed hour-S:30-
to the hospitable home OF Mrs. b.
Fam, where bright, cosy apartments
awaited us, and soon with the ming
linS of happy smiles. sparkling wit.
etc, all We're oblivious to the frowns
of the elements.
In acknowledgment of the honor of
being elected among so many charming
and more qualified ladies', the presi-
dent attempted a few remarks. but
alas! she soon realized the Importance
OF meekly (sneaking) going back to her
scat, and the ladies' were fined 10 cents
for contempt of court.
The responses to roll call brought
forth many beautiful and applicable
pootical quotations.
few experiments In electric science
and the Circle disperaed to meet NEXT
Thursday at the usual hour,
Mr. o. Isom V. Williams and Mrs II
Il. Finley We're married March .. 1895.
on train No, 40 from Dallas TO Gle.
! burne. Mr.. Boon Driver was the best
man and Miss Cora Williams brides
maid. The wedding was rather a
unique one. They went to Galveston
and then returned to Cleburne to live
Mayor j. d. Osborn Will have a par
dact floor put In his new residence.
Miss Hessiebell Mcfarland has been
spending a week home from school.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

ION Thursday evening, at Baylor col
sge. Miss L1te Sypert gave u piano
Wcital for graduation.
THE following Va the programme
Beethoven. Moonlight Sonata. Ruben
leln, Apollo Etude. OPP. 20. No. .:
9hOpln, Notturno. Op. 10. No. .: List,
igoletto de Verdi; Chopin. Polonaise,
rFlat, No. 81.
Miss Sypert has been pronounced by
susiciaus Of ability To be the finest
hpll outside the Eastern cities. She
iays with much fire and brilllnncy
ior octave playing is exquisite. With
t.r unusual talent and intense love for
iuslc, size has in her the making OF
4 artist.
sAiiss Chase OF Topeka, who has been
n guest Of Miss lmogene Sanders. Is
sitlng friends In Temple.
Miss Annie Turner who has been
Sitting Miss Annie Gully. has returned
her home In TcXarkaua.
Mrs. Methlrn OF Temple is visiting
ilendF in this city.
! Miss Anna blanchard Of Temple Is
te guest Of friends.
Miss Maggie Phillips and Miss SAN
Prs OF Wharton are visiting friends
Baylor college,
Mrs. Alex Gray has returned from a
tsit 10 relatives In Austin.
Mrs. II. II, Elliott has returned from a
VIZ to her daughter at Eddy
Miss Mary Smith of Houston IS the
lest OF friends IN this city
{ Miss Little or Waco, who has been
sltin her sister Mt Baylor college. re-
3rned homo on Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

..Mr. John S. Hubbard and family of
lsiicago. and Mrs. William Grinnuth
III little daughters of Temple are visit
b Col. c. r.. Hubbard and wife.
Mrs. Mamie Barheld OF Houston IS
se guest OF her sister, Mrs. James
ley
hMr. ]. w. Harvey made a flying trip
! Waco Friday.
nMr. Pope Beall leaves this week for
Ipmeta. where he Will engage In the
tocery business.
VA most delightful apron party was
swen at the residence OF our hospita-
le townsman Mr.. j. w. Manuel. last
'aturday evening Messrs. Mary
fright. Josephine Bean, Myrtle Beail
fad Messers. Il. Il. Ramsden, c. a.
lhrbower, John Brown. Harvey An
Few. John Merrill and Prof. Hammer
Iere the guests that were entertained
Y Messrs Florence Mears OF Chicago,
|3d Doll Bailey OF Omaha, Neb.
|'Dr, Ramsdell carried on the prize
ID the best hemmed apron. Dainty
|ifreshments were served
sFishlng parties are on the program
a the latter part OF the week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

ne sklpper was anxious, for he va.
a,s Nv tipe rack OF the ocean steam.
~ ome VI when was just about al.
ii,, I'M me lookout to keep NJ
~ nvin aouilulhg vigorously. Alas
one nan Uarelessly laid the horn down
o o,i NE run LOT u moment, and It rolled
V y, Ii, me delinquent was treated
20 liberal dose of profanity, but 4,
WHIT use was that?
leseiltiy me whistle OF a steamer
was, was hSaru throngh the fog, and The
iu"'se "t l,L Lhe paddles as they tore up ths
Witt one WAS evidently bearing right
upMat upon them. Skipper and crew
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

I4DIF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weems Tansill
I'VE a dinner to some of their friends
& their farm house eleven ,niles south
Eddy. on Sunday last. There were
sgers laid for twelve. and delicious
amer OF six courses was served. Those
fnored were MIR. and Mrs. jeff N.
sller, MIR. and Mrs. u. S. Motter, MIR.
IA Mrs. j. NJ. Terrell, Mrs. Heuslus,
1,ssrs. !. S. Osborne, Percy and Her
frt J. Haggerman.
s)n Monday evening at Hagerman
Fights, MIR. and Mrs. |. S. Osborne
We delightful dancing and card
rty in honor of their nephews.
essrs. Percy and Herbert j. Hager-
IN, who arrived ON Friday last from
dorado Springs The participants In
pleasures of the evening We're
ssdames Tansill, Brownrigg, Heustus,
Her. Motter, sharp. Hamilton; Misses
In Cleve and Clark. Messrs. Tansill,
bitter. Hamilton, Conway, dagE.
flggs. Finnegan, @. A. and w. H.
vol. During the evening the
hssrs. Tlagerman delighted their
tests with their beautiful mandolin
ID guitar music.
rhe Messrs. Hagerman left on Tues
~ morning for Roswell to spend sew
al days, From there they go up into
B White and Jicarilla mountains TO
int big game and afterward Will
turn to Eddy for d months or six
.eks' stay.
MIR, w. y. Mcmillan OF st. Louis ar
yed this morning with Il party of
ends who have murderous designs
he fauna OF the valley. They are
miciled at Coyote Lodge, Mr.. Me
Hans La Huerta house, and we cN-
ct to hear wonderful accounts of the
complishments of these knights Of
g bag and gun. II IS more than "A
ar since MIR. Mcmillan was in the
Hey. and he will receive II hearty
.lcome from host OF friends.
Mrs. w. l. Church, who has been
ltc III from an attack OF Ia grippe,
recovering and will soon be about
ain.
Mrs. and Miss Sisson have returned
their home In Chattanooga, Tenn,
eatly to the regret Of many warm
ends here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Miss Matte Scale has returned from
an extended stay in Denlson.
Misses Blocker of Pittsburg and Han
non of Tcxarkana are the guests of
Mrs. r. G. Bate.
Miss Lena Stafford of Pittsburg IL
visiting Miss Winnie Anderson.
MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Smith are spend
ing the week in Clarksville,
MIR and Mrs. w c. Hargrove were
the guests of Misses Powders this
week.
Mir V. NJ Lynch of Guthrie, 1. r. is
visiting in the city.
Mrs, c, p. Griffin has returned from
St. Louis,
Miss Addie Rose is visiting in White
right.
Misses Jennie Bird and Eula Bass OF
Plttsburg, are the guests OF Mrs. S. NJ,
Gladney,
Cards are out for the recital to be
given by the vocal students Of Miss Sue
Willis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenfield returned
home. after spending several weeks in
New York city.
Mr.. Joe German of Woodlawn was in
our town Wednesday,.
Mrs. S. NJ. McCollic spent several
days in Marshall last week
Mr.. Brice Jones Of New orleans is
In the city.
Mrs, Sam Ward, Misses May and
Sue Ward, and Mrs. Dake of Nashville
are visiting in Fort Worth.
Miss Ruth Lawrence has returned
from a visit to Tyler
Miss Hortense RiVes has returned
from visit to TeXarkana.
Mrs, h. f. Shenell has returned from
visit to Macon, Miss
Mrs, @ Goldberg and daughter OF New
York are the guests of Mrs. l.. Gold
berg.
Hon. w. T. Armistead spent Saturday
and Sunday here.