Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-09-24
NEH C.ISTLE.



Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal |
NEw. CASTLE, Sept. ls.-lhe funeral of
Miss Name Hunter, yesterday afternoon,
was one of the largest seen here for some
time. The funeral left the former home
of the deceased and proceeded to the NJ. r.
Church, where services were conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Martinale. On the casket
were some beautiful floral offerings from
Miss Hunters friends. The pall-bearers
were Fred w. Hoffman, James l.. Bacon,
John e. Connolly and William Grimes.
Interment was made at the family plot in
the Methodist cemetery.
1t is reported that the congregation of
the Presbyterian church will extend pas
toral call to the Rev. r. J. Rankin of
Sunnyburn, Pa. Mr. Rankin preached
here last Sunday and created very favor
able impression.
Sevil Collins, the colored man who was
driving the cart that caused the death of
the 7-month-old daughter of George
Howard yesterday, is overcome with grief.
The child was Instantly killed by the fall
of the porch which the cart struck, and its
head was crushed to Jelly. The parents
are completely FRUSTRATED.
New CASTLE, Sept. l9.-Mrs. Sarah Ogden
Wise, wife of the Rev James NJ Wise, ST.,
OF this city, died yesterday afternoon.
The deceased was in her sd year and was
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New CASTLE Sent. 2l.-The whalebaek
steamer Charles Wetmore passed here at
o'clock saturday afternoon On her yoyare
to the Pacific coast A large crowd had
assembled along the river front TO cot a
glimpse OF the floating monster. Contrary
70 custom shV Iailed 10 answer tne saliila-
non 81 tne slarluine hNehange, mucil 70
tne ulsappolhtmeilt oil hoth me operators
anu SPECTATORS P9ur hours Iater she was
repottea Dy tne breakwater station as
passing tilere ana py uafk she hau entered
OH Ier ~ uays Noyage,
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companies hre eNpeeteu mere inns week 70
.ssess tae amount OF damage done ny the
resent IRE at tNe Delawtre IRON works;
~ soon as thls is colhPletea the WORK OF
uieHiirlhg away the wteckase ana 9epfls
WIZ peglh. Mheh thls y llnlshed the
will commence. There is a good prospect
that the Hue and bending mills will be
running ON full time in three weeks or 4
month. The machinery and furnaces will
be put in order and temporary sheds
erected over them until the big buildings
are finished. As these two mills are feeders
for the cutting shop, which remained I'M
damaged by the fire nearly the whole 81
the plant will then be in operation. The
cutting shop which is about out of ma
teral. will have to close in a day or two.
The riverside rolling mills, which manu-.
faoturc iron for the Delaware Iron Works.
shut down to-day for an indefinite period,
) Ex-State Treasurer Herbert has pur-
chased the property adjoining the hotel at
Hare's Corner.
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