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Evening journal., 1904-09-29
DOINGS IN 4
SOCIAL WAY
Married Fifty-five Years
sn.clnl to .rhe Evenlng Journal.

Special TO The Evening journal
Dover. Sept. 29.-Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
o~t Rauehlev. two Of the best-known
residents OF Dover, celebrated their
nftv-hfth wedding anniversary today
an the presence of forty-four relatives
Mr.. Raughley. who has held many po-
sitions Of trust In this county, among
them that of clerk of the peace ana
who. though 81 years old. is as active
"a citizen of the state capital as there
is He was married to Miss Letta
smith al Whiteleysburg on september
a7 1919 and the very looks Of the cou-
ple today delighted as they were IN
each other. and surrounded by twenty
hve of their offspring, together with
the wives and husbands of their chll-
dren. was suggested by Mr Raughley
as "A testimonial that marriage Is not
by any means failure
In an there We're eight children, six
teen grandchildren and two great
rrandchudren present at the anniVer-
sarv. only three grandchildren being
absent. The happy family has been
broken but once by death I'm all the nan
century. the exception being the death
Of the ninth child of the couple. who
died after reaching the age Of "a years.
The children present were MI. and
Mrs Hooper Ross of Harrington and
their children Miss Emma Ross and
Robert Ross tthe latter was present
with his wife and two children)i Mr.
and Mrs. r.. j. Raughley, Of Green's
borough. Md, and their daughter, Miss
Bessie Raughley: Mr.. and Mrs. \. +.
Raughley. of Wilmington, and three
children. Ralph Robert and Louise
Dr. r.. c. Raughley Of Berlin, n. J.'
Mrs. Charles B. Wilson, of Philadel-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Raughley
of Philadelphia, and two children, Eu-
gene and Anna; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Raughley. of Dover and six children
Talbot, Eugenia, Wilson, Francis
Laura and Robert; DR. and Mrs. Shad-
rach Raughley, Of Philadelphia.
The two great grandchildren present
were Leland and Pauline, the children
OF Robert Ross.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
BUTCHERS HAVE
Days OUTING
Local Meat Cutters Guests of
Fellow Tradesmen in
Chester
BASEBALL GAME AND DINNER

There was something doing in Ches-
ter yesterday. The butchers of that
city and of Wilmington owned the town
for part of the day and everybody had
a good time. There was a street pa
rade and athletic sports were held at
Twelfth Street Park after which a
banquet was held in the armory Fol
lowing the dinner speeches were made
by J. Craig, Jr., city treasurer Of Ches-
ser, David H. Megll, president of the
local Butchers Association, and John
J. Hare, a former collector of port for
Chester. After the speechmaking, the
butchers adjourned to the Chester OPP
era House where a vaudeville perform
ance was given. During the evening the
correct weight of a bullock upon which
guesses were made during the baseball
game in the afternoon was announced.
Four butchers guessed the right weight
of the animal and a drawing was held
OF pick out the winner. The correct
guessers were Frank Schmidt and Cor
nelius ]. Lyons. of Chester. and y. II.
Lohand and II. Dunzey. Of Wilmington.
The last named was the lucky winner
Of the prize.
The baseball game was won by Will
mlngton ny score OF 20 anu ln1
silver cup donated several years ago
by Milard r. Davis, a local jeweler,
was brought to Wilmington after put
ting up" at Chester for two years. The
Flne-up of the local team was as fol-
lows: Brady, catcher; Holt, Sb; Shrion,
2b. r. Bacon rf; Stewart, p; Manner
ing. 1b; steele, SIS Edward, cf, and
Stilling, If.
The local delegation was marshalled
by Charles II. Weller. He was assist
ed by ]. H. Joslyn and Mark McKen-
ma.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
.RridpeviIIe

Special to The Evening Journal.
Bridgeville. Sept 29.-Miss Eva X.
Jones entertained several friends at a
euchre party on Tuesday evening at
her home on Maine street The time
was very pleasantly spent IN several
closely contested games after which
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Miss Sara Sudler. Miss Nora
Harris, Miss Mae Knowles Miss Bes-
sic Rash. Messrsg Ira Lewis. Robert
Swain, William Knowles, b. T. East
Emerson Wiley
Thomas S. Smith is sojourning in Bal
timore.
j. S, Hurloclx has been spending sew
eral days ia Wilmington and Elkton.
Mrs. Robinson, of Smyrna. has re-
turned from a visit to her daughter,
Mrs p. Price Jacobs.
Mrs. r. Oliver Cannon, of George
town, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. r.
w. Cannon
Emerson Wiley. of Philadelphia, was
la Bridgeville visitor this week
Miss Mary Hazard has returned from
Asheville, n. c., where she has been
spending several weeks.
The Rev William r. Mowbray was a
recent visitor to Wilmington.
Miss Margaret Dali. of Chico, Cal.
has returned from an extended visit
at this place. -
Vernon Hitch, Of Vienna. and Julius
Wheatley, of Reliance, Md, were re-
cent visitors In town.
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Layton and chill
dren have been the guests of George
town friends
J. f. Harris has returned from Ridge
| ly Nd, whore he has been visiting.
Miss Amy Allen of Wilmington, is
the guest Of Miss Bessie Short.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
PARTY LEADERS GREET
PARKER IN NEW YORK

New York. Sept. 29.-At no time
since Judge Parker was nominated as
the candidate of the Democratic party
for president has he met so many
members of his party who occupy high
positions politically and commercially
as on his present visit TO New York
The candidates rooms at the Hotel
Seville have been Overrun with visit
Ors. Among those who called were
leaders in the commercial political
and educational world. Many came to
discuss subjects of interest in cam
paign work and others to congratulate
the Judge on his letter of acceptance
and his campaign generally.
For the first time ON his New York
trips the candidate yesterday accepted
dinner invitation. For breakfast and
luncheon he went TO the main dining
room Of his hotel but i'm the evening
he accompanied Howard Taylor, prom
inent in the organization of Parker
constitution clubs, TO the Union club.
where they had dinner. Mr.. Howard's
only other guest was William Travers
Jerome, district attorney of New York.
Most noteworthy of all of Judge
Parker's callers were Senator Isador
Rayner, Governor Edwin Warfield and
II. w. Rusk, all Of Maryland. Mr..
Rusk is chairman Of the Baltimore
Democratic committee.
AS on former occasions when Judge
Parker has visited New York, he has
been urged 10 undertake an extensive
speaking campaign on his own behalf
Il is understood that he has now de-
q clared final his decision not to make
political speeches except TO delegations
which may call on him at his home at
Esopus.
An apparent settlement for the pres
ent of the question of the establish
ment Of western Democratic headquar-
ters has been announced at the nation
al committee rooms. Members of the
executive committee said no such
/ headquarters would be established ana
Chairman Taggart said that letters
and telegrams received made il appear
that the establishment of such head
quarters was unnecessary. Mr.. Tag
4 CART expects TO go west and also to
visit such other points as seem neces-
sary, but unless something at present
unforeseen occurs there will be no reg
ular western branch. and the campaign
Will be managed from this city.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Society at Country CIub

Society was much IN evidence at the
Country Club yesterday afternoon. The
perfect weather caused crowds to flock
to the open. They were all enjoying
themselves in their own particular
ways For most part they were follow
ing the golf players around the course.
although a goodly number We're seated
on the club house veranda or watch
ing several tennis games that We're ih
progress. Some of those noticed were;
Mrs. Norman Huxley. Mrs. A. II. c..
Garrett, Miss Katharine Wilson, Miss
Sophia Williamson, Miss Anna Bird.
Mrs. j. Monteth jackson, Miss Chris
tine Cause. Miss Caroline Pyle. Mrs.
Peter Wright, Miss Cordelia Draper,
Countess Lewenhaupt, Mrs. Otho Now
land, Mrs. William $. Hilles, Mrs
Felix DUPONT. Mrs. Lamott DUPONT
Jr, Miss Marian Candy, Misses Alice
and Kitty Pyle.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
ATHLETES
MAY WRESTLE HERE
M. J. Dwyer, Middle-weight
Champion of the United
States Here

For the first time in a number of years
the people Of Wilmington may have a
chance to see hrst-class wrestling
match. Unknown but to a. few people
Professor M. j. Dwyer, the champion
mlddleweght wrestler of the United
States has been in Wilmington. His head
quarters are at the Clayton House. lie
came here with the original intention OF
forming several classes and giving les
sons in physical culture.
Scores of business and professional men
have already enrolled themselves as men'-
bers of his classes. In talking TO these
men Mr.. Dwyer learned that there had
not been a hrst-class wrestling bout mere
for years and many have asked him to Try
and arrange a bout to be held at the
Opera House Dwyer says he will not ar
range match unless it is with a man
high in the art. Men who are in the class
of Muldoon, Sharkey or Monroe. Dwyer
has made hosts Of friends here who de-
light to hear him tell of his experiences
when he was engaged as an instructor Of
President Roosevelt when he was Cover
nor of New York.
IL is expected that at future meeting
of the Police Commission Dwyer VIII try
to get permission to instruct few men
on the police force in wrestling. After
they become proficient they are to be used
TO instruct other members of the force.
BY this method Dwyer contends that
every patrolman can be taught to take
care of himself and also how to handle
unruly prisoners without resort to the
club or revolver.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Social and Personal Notes

Mrs. William II. jackson Of Sails
bury, Nd, is visiting Mrs. Josiah Mar
vel OF this city.
The enga cement is announced Of
Jack Cooper. OF New York city. and
Miss Juliette O. Enos, Of Corbit Sta
tion. Del, the date of the marriage nos
having been set.
Mr.. Cooper Is the son OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Richard q. Cooper. of New
Castle. and is now employed by the
Atlantic transportation Line with Of
fees In New York.
Mrs. Il. Burgette short who has beer
visiting relatives in Wilmington, for sew
cral weeks. has returned TO her home in
Portland. oregon.
Mrs Bruna and son. of Chilli. hav,
/ gone to Chicago. after visiting In this cits
: for some time.
Misses Iva and Elma Saunders ar,
spending the day at Binstead.
Mrs. S. r. Smith. Of Elsmere, has
gone TO Florida for the winter.
Mrs Harry Whiteman has opened a
private school at Elsmere.
Mrs. Harry Pennington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Pennington. who spent the
summer at Rehoboth, have returned tc
this city
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
DOVER.

Miss Ed@n Downs, of Kenton, is the
guest Of Mrs. r. +. Corley
William w Wilkinson. of Philadelphia,
was Dover visitor. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wright have
been visiting friends in wilmington.
Gorden Taylor OF Suffolk. Va. is
spending a few days with relatives in
this city
Mrs. Charles Alloway and Miss Annie
Alloway have returned from Goshen. N.
Y, where they have been spending the
summer.
William C. Lewis, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents. former State sena-
tor Robert II. Lewis and wife, on north
State street.
Dr. j. G. Sharpe, proprietor Of Hotel
Richardson has gone to visit friends in
Wisconsin and viii spend n few days at
the 81. Louis Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Warrington have
issued Invitations 20 the marriage OF their
daughter Mary. to Frank ID. Wright on
Thursday October g. az the residence of
the brides parents near Dover.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Wedding and Reception

one Of the prettest weddings that has
taken place In the Central Presbyterian
Church for some time was solemnized last
night at o'clock when Miss Carolean
Louise Mccall. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George IA. Mccall, was married to Harry
Devne by the Rev. r. C. McCurdy, the
pastor.
Miss Ida Devine was maid of honor and
George ~ Mccall acted as best man.
Both the bride and maid OF honor We're
gowncd I'm white lace. The former carried
a bouquet OF white China asters and the
latter pink ones. The wedding march from
Isohongrin was played by Norris Morgan.
Following the ceremony reception was
held al the home Of the brides parents
at No si4 Harrison street between and
10 o'clock Among those present We're.
Mr.. ana Mrs Edmund Mitchell, Mr
and Mrs. J. M. Horn. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Wheeler Mr.. and Mrs. William
Chandler. John =. Almond. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Jones Bailey Mrs. A. l.. Henderer
Mrs. Charles T.. Baird. Miss Rachael an'
stuart Almond. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Doughton Mr.. and Mrs. $. } White Mis-
Julia White. Miss Elizabeth Turner. @
Niilard Turner Miss Bertha Chalfant
Mr.. and Mrs Robert WI Smith. Mr. an,
Mrs. Lawrence Jefferis. 7. Allan Hilles
Mr. and Mrs. william Lawton. Mr.. ans
Mrs. w. b. Clerk. Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Morris. John +. Neary Miss Nan Neary
Miss Alice Brown. Miss Jessie Murphy
Miss Clara Bingham, Miss Ida Wilson
Frank Wilson. Miss Mary Dillon, Pau
Taggart. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Parke Postles
James ID. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN De.
vine. Mr.. and Mrs. William Devine, Miss
G. " Ennis. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T
Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Gallaher
General and Mrs /. +. Parker, Edward
Brennan. Joseph and Harry Lawson. Eu-
gene Hart. Harry Springer. J. Austin FL
llason. Harry c. Baynard. Joseph David
son. Miss Ethel Carter. Miss Gibbons. Mr..
and Mrs Smith. Miss Whltford. Charles
3. Palmer. Miss Elizabeth Doughton, Mrs.
Armstrong Miss Bertha Weyl John Say
ers Mrs Ida Edmonds, Miss Charlotte
Edmunds. Frank McJoy Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ward. Wilmington
Charles Weakland. New York city, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry b. shaw Mr. and Mrs.
Hollis. Miss Ella Huntington. Philadelphia.
Miss Daisy Jackson, Miss Mable Hughes,
Altoona. -
Toward. Charles and Miss Nan Newlin,
f.ii holden.
After honeymoon spent in the north
iae newly welded couple will reside at
No. 1858 Clayton street. The presents re-
ceiVed were rare collection OF useful ar
ticles In silver. cut glass china and many
he"~@Anld necessities.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Lebanon

George Bailey and wife are i'll with
the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. C. d. saxton were Sum
day visitors
Thomas Davis, of Milford, spent
Sunday In town.
Mrs w. r. Maloney. of Dover, were
Sunday visitors.
Mrs William Collins and children
have returned from q visit at Dover.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29

a part Of the wedding party came to
grief while following the bride and groom
10 the station about II o'clock. When they
left the house several of the party spied
the caterers wagon on the opposite side
of the street and made dash for il. A
race between the cab ana the wagon fol-
lowed. At Second ana Walnut streets, not
being able to stagger further under it's
heavy load the wagon broke down and the
party of merrymakers had to walk home
Those in the wagon were Miss Alice Bell
Fred Steward Harry Springer HarryLaw-
son. Edward Brennan Eugene Hart and
Howard Newlin
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Down State Personals
FELTON,

Miss Mabel Conner returned on We'd
nesday from visit TO Smyrna and
Greensboro friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas c. Croll. of Trek
tertown. Pa. who were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Steirwald, have return
ed home.
Clarence +. Scott. who was visiting
his parents near town. left FELTON, on
Monday for his home at OsWego. Mon
tana. He will stop at ST. Louis en-
route.
Highland Burnite, who was visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bur-
mite, has gone to Schenectady n. v
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE MEETING
Address Made by w. A. Hawkins of
Baltimore, Md.

The Citizens Suffrage League held a
meeting in Ezion NJ. e. Church last
night. DR.. ]. b. Stubbs presided and
an address was made by w. A. Haw-
kins, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Hawkins spoke upon "The Black
Mans Burden" He spoke of condi-
tions in Baltimore, where he is a law
yer, and declared that the separate car
law was not intended for the idle, vi
cious negro but for the negro who stood
shouldre to shoulder with the white
man. The negro does not ask social
equality but to be allowed to be a man.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
DEAD

McCOLLOUGH.-ln this city. on Septem-
Der 2S. 1904, Mary Mccullough.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vted to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her brother-in-law. William
B0wc. So2 Adams street on Friday morn
ing at 3 o'clock. Requiem mass at Sacred
Heart Church. 1nterment at Cathedral
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Miss Kennard III in London

on account Of the Illness OF Miss
Frances Kennard in London, Mrs. Will
liam NJ. Kennard and Master Wallace
who were TO have sailed for home last
week. have been detained. The family
has been summering on the Continent
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Reeeption for New Members

A reception to its new members will
be given by ST. Paurs Y. w. c. n. u.
this evening In the headquarters Of the
W. c. T. L.. No. 100 West Eighth street.
There win be a pleasing program rem
dered and refreshments served. The
occasion is the birthday Of Miss Fran
ces Willard.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Camden
specIaI 10 The EvenIng Journ

Special to The Evening Journal
Camden, Del, Sept. 29.-Former Re
corder Of Deeds James Lord. Of this
town, and Miss Anna NJ Clark, of
Philadelphia, were quietly married in
that city last evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lord will reside in Camden.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
IF HE'D ONLY SIT

Still-how long his clothing
would last. But what would he
amount to? We sell clothing for
active boys; clothing that
wears clothing that fits and
clothing that is in style. And
prices are not high. Suits $500
to $500. Refers SO to Se. Ton
coats 81 to IS. Odd Trousers 95
cents to Sl5O. Boys Trousers
% cts. to $3.50. Boys and Young
Mems Suits in sizes Is to 10
years, s. to SIS. Come in ana
look through. Bring the bows
and see how they like the STYLES.
open Tuesday and Saturday
nights.
Jas. 7. MuIlin & Sons,
9th and Market.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29

TO fENT-By an aged couple without
children. part of the large house No.
lib Adams street. one door from Della
ware avenue. Rent reduced. All conven-
lences' sept29-2t
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
roc LArE FoR cLAssIFlcATIoN.

ALL WEST SIDE PEOPLE win find 5O2
Madison street convenient for Pianos,
Organs, Strings, etc. II. A. Bradheld.
sept2s-3t
Evening journal., 1904-09-29

The Larus-Altheimer Co.. 800 Market
street, have issued a catalogue, depicting
fall and winter fashions, for men, women
and children. 1t is very interesting and
will be mailed free on request.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29

ALL KINDS OF SIGNS MADE AT
Bucher's.
Evening journal., 1904-09-29
Night School Reception
Visitors Will Be Made Welcome at Goldey
College Tonight from to go.

persons education cordially invited
visit the Night School of Gdey College tonight from to $50 This will
special visitors evening" and every will be made welcome
College Offices Aoo and
Der of the faculty will Show you through the school
opening Night School will be Monday
ing S0 The tuition fee OILY s. month The following branches
will be taught by the regular Goldey College faculty
Bookkeeping Penmanship Spelling
Shorthand Arithmetic Correspondence
TypewTting
Miss Mary Iacklen English in the Wilmington High
School, English grammar composition and rhetoric W. Walk
craftsman formerly teacher Of drafting the Institute
Drafting School, be the instructor drafting
boys and girls educate cordially invited
cat this evening.
H. GOLDEY, President R. j. MACLEAN, Business Manager
WE DOUGLAS and J. E. FULLER Principals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
Overlooked q Detail,

a Long Island farmer camo 10
Brooklyn with his wife TO dc come
shopping the ether 1a. On his way
back the thought caz.s: 10 Ntm that he
had forgotten somclEre. lie took
out his notebook aud won't over each
item, che -<%;ng it off. AMI saw tnas he
had mace all the purchases bo intend
ed IS lie droye OF - eo1d not put
aside TIC feeling tia zaez.s saac
fhine missing. lie a"ai ll#H aat his
xotebooll ana reehec!z= ezez# &. t4t
but still found 80 rdafaaa ~ afl
This several ttmes, bot eo# a I'D
himself OF the .Gea that he 45- Ha4o
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raachea home at aeoVe a. .#=#ea
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
BRIEF M EN- TON.

Judge ]. N. Elliott has returned
Hot Springs
George Reed and wife are regis
tered at the 1'rulock
Mrs. Charles A Bloom is visiting
relatives in Fayetteville
J. NJ Hendrix of Hamburg is
among the visitors in the city.
Mr. and Mrs L. B. Coon have gone
east to remain several weeks
II. E. Warren of Lear was regis
tered at the hotel Trulock yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Dilley are III
ST. Louis for week to see the fair.
D. c. Bell has returned from Nasn-
vile, where he attended tho reunion
Miss Selma Hing of Little Rock is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Eugenia James. who has been
quite sick for some weeks, is I'M
proving.
Senator r. r. Adams of Sheridan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19
ere Drought Is PRIV e.ey..

TIE drought in this section Of tho
country has caused so much dust,
especially in the suburbs, where the
watering carts are likely to .be few
and far betw cen il their visits, that
many people have tenn porarily adopted
4 custom that prevails fer tao four
dry months in California every year
This is the patting OF whish h-uo1n
or a feather duster, sometimes hott
at the door so that visitors I;ta'
move the dust frcn2 their siue.
skirts or trousers before
New York sur.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-19

was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
l.. j. Burbridge of Warren was
among the business visitors in the
city YESTERDAY.
Mis- Grace York expects to leave
in few days for s,.-Lo,lis to visit
The worlds fair,
Mrs. NJ 7. NanNalkenberg has re
turned from a weeks visit to friends
ana relatives in Little Rock
" = Go1emau has returned from
3fEt Springs. where lie attended the
uemo.rs.ic state convention
Gea. r NJ Knox has re.',rnad from
NasNilio w4are 10 attended sAe re-,
.;a @4 - Confederate Ypt2"an=.
gof. =B Tru1oct ha, returned
from Nashville. Tenn. whore IT, was
ir araada4ge II. tic Goafc3Hata re
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Wee6 for -Cauad4 = spead 1ao=sam
msG. Sic Willz~aaa3 I'VE day. ~
81 Louis seeing the.r lair.
Mfs=B# A. Benton and daasheeH
Miss Mildred Benton. will leage
shortly fer MineoIa. Texas. where
they will spend the summer.
Major n 7. White. Simon Bloom
aGd G ]. Samstag Will leave about
July for Galveston Texas, where
they will spend some weeks.
Mrs Ed Wertheimer and sons.
Jean and Edward Jr will leave to-
day for Ogden, Utah, where they viii
spend the summer with relatives.
Jim Loving. son of DR.. and Mrs.
A. B. Loving. arrived home Saturday
from West Point, where he has been
in school for the last two months
Percy r. Meyer has returned from
| Nashville Tenn, where he has been
attending Vanderbilt university He
eXpectes to go to Shreveport. La. in
a few days, where he will go into
business with his brother
Mrs s. Gesreiter and daughter,
Miss Mary Geisreiter. are spending
some weeks in ST Louis. visiting the