Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-30
WANDERING GIRL FOUND.
Hahn Hancock Kears News of His
Dauxhter's Whereabouts

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Dauwhter's Whereabouts
eweesai Correspondence EVENING JQVRNAt
NEW CASTLE August 30.-John Han
Geek. who lives on Pearl street below
Rasls@ad avenue, received news on
Thursday that his 17.yesr old daughter
Bells. who mysteriously disappeared
from her home on the night of June 10.
and has not since been heard Of in this
city. as all right and at her brothers
home st Elkton.
The girl was q pretty blonde with blre
eyes, and had some trouble with neY
fathas because be insisted on ar re-
msialng at home at night. After her dis.
appearance her father beer me almos,
distracted. He notified ID the police
authorities in the towAs and cities that
abe eould possibly have reached in day.
keosAving ne t.aings from these sources,
ne vent % Wilmington aud consulted
1peas@l f.gent Frank Stout of the s. p.
~, Woo promised to search the city over.
ave weeks later he came to Hancock s
.4s@0uas and told him that he had examined
-@werY house into which the girl might
have been lured, but his search had
@wHiAed nothing
Tbs father waited patiently for several
weeAs, hoping to gain some information
9rmRm relatives in Cecil county, Md, but
nothing was heard. Finally he came TO
'Tahs senolusion that his daughter had met
witA foul play. and for several weeks he
\. Va been searching the marshes roads
ma enrsaken spots in the country, in the
hona VI finding the body. AS the last
vascyt W appealed to several prominent
..lti~ans ! ( this city. who interested them.
As hal uYt1 trife tad
~with wow, ueat people In Elkton The
desired infol wAsaon was mus opoAinea
In fall, and tn : tAaneI a1most broken
heaxe was set - ~, ne 4lhsr , nas
become great Sc. p.s..,su ~ anL nav
the Intelligence Of g. - 49, " III
mot been obtained. sn.as ooos :. w.
zens would have hunteI 80! 0o"n
near here.
TIE family Of Barrett p. So1Mol, ~, wl l''5
las been stricken down with yPhoiu an1
naalarIa for the past three NoeAs, anu ~
enc OF whom has died, will be r, 49, ~ - -
the country this morning, under ..So,a -
straations of their attending phi, IN
IN hopes that the change Of air W ~
vive them, and restore their hea W.
The sick members of the family will ~
renewed tn ambulances to a farmhous. I
on khe state road, and two trained nurses
viii be engaged from Philadelphia.
The second night of the Hushspeck
Orchestra's musical festival .Sas far
more successful than the f est. and the
eteepdance was large. the collection of
: a 81 ~ when i OK bited on the tables,
y ~ 49, ~. s,,ss. of attraction to many
= s'.o 20 ,,rs. The musical program
= - "A better than the previous nlgnt, |
." several selections vera heArtilV a.
splsNaed. William H. Saunders banquet.
ted the members Of the orchestra in the
@vening.
The Misses Lena and Bessie Moore of
Wilmington and Mrs A. A. Watson of
Dover are guests of the family of r l..
Wilson.
A little boy named Keegan fell down
stairs at his home on Orange street yes
terday afternoon, but escaped with few
ali6ht bruises.
The New Castle Base Ball Club will go
TO Wilmington this afternoon and play
this second of a series Of games with the
Ponies at Union street park. Active
preparations for the game were being
made all day yesterday,
A earrousal has again been erected on
the battery, to catch the children's stray
nickala.
Delaney williams, son Of Ernest Will
liams, Is critically i'll at his home at
Market and Chestnut streets, with ty-
phoid fever
William H. TaIiferro, Jr., returned
from Ocean Grove, N. j., last evening,
where be has been rusticating for fort
night.