Evening journal., 1891-09-15
MANY MEN ARE IDLE.
They May Be Put TO Work at Clearing
mp the Dabris-Bnsiness Much Duller.
Special Correspondence EVENING JoURNAI.

They May Be Put TO Work at Clearing
mp the Debris Business Much DuIIer.
Special Correspondence EYEsrNo JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE Sept l5.-Tbe burned
mills Of the Delaware Iron Company are
fenced in tightly, and nobody entered
yesterday but fifty or sixty machinists,
who have work in the cutting shops
superintendent Borie will allow nothing
to be done until the Insurance agents
have completed their work of appraising
II is said that all of the Hungarian
lsborers have been told that there would
be nothing for them TO do for Elk months
1t the shortest This may have
been done 10 get the scores Of Hungsri
ans TO leave the city, thus allowing all
the American citizens to have work as
soon as rebuilding is commenced. If the
insurance men set through with their
work this week 1t is probable that sew
eral hundred men win be put
TO work next week clearing up
and as soon as the fae and
bending mills are under roof, the works
viii, be started on half force. The sudden
crash just when everything was so brisk
and the workmen were receiving good
wages in spot cash every week. has
caused a great depression Of spirits
throughout the city, and business has
received a staggering blow
Death Has . Young Victim.
Miss Mamie Hunter, the only daughter
Of William j. Hunter, proprietor Of the
New Castle marble works. died at her
fathers home on Delaware street, yester-
day afternoon, OF consumption. She was
II years old, and had been i'll for a year
Previous TO her sickness she was
prominent and bright scholar in the
public schools. She was a member Of
the NJ f. Church and Sunday school
Until few DAYS ago Miss Hunter has
been able to do, and has done much
fancy needlework, which has been a
great pleasure to her during her long
hours Of illness.
Something Better to Beat.
James Dougherty Of Shawtown is
good citizen when not under the in
huence Of King Alcohol When in this
condition he is very bad A few nights
ago he went to his home when the ground
was rising up rapidly before him. He
abused his wife and attempted to ad-
minister a sound thrashing when she re-
sented his threats. This he failed to do,
as she quit the place and informed on
Mayor Hsnson's tribunal and this morn
ing he is not beating his wife but
number Of hard rocks in the Ill yard
To Present Amateur Drama.
Manager Weldon vining of the Rose
blade Dramatic Association, announces
that every thing is In good shape ia his
company and that the thrilling drama
"Wai ing for the Verdict" will be pre-
sented in the Opera House on Saturday
evening September 20. Toe rendition
will be under the auspices of Captain
Even s. Watson Post, G. A. R., and
feature Of the entertainment will be a
concert and melodramatc music by the
Hushebtck Orchestra. The company Is
now holding nightly rehearsals in the
Opera House, and the participants in
tend to win mauy laurels at the rem
oition.
Other News.
Rev. E. L. Hubbard, Phi D.. Of Will
mington. visited ais old parishioners in
this city last evening
The NJ. f. Sunday school teachers ia
monthly session last evening, decided to
canvass the city by districts for truant,
hayward or new scholars. Energetic
workers hsVe been assigned to each dis
trict and 10 Is probable that the school
room will be crowded next Sunday.
Miss Stella Simmons is soiourning
among friends in Chester, Pa for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Drake Of Stating
ton. Pa, are the guests Of Dr. and Mrs.
w. Il. Kuntz.
Mrs Charles /. Lancaster and daughter,
Jennie will return from Ocean Grove,
after a long stay there, on Thursday.
Mrs. Galloway is seriously III at the
home of her son-in law, State Represents
tive d. w Elkinton, on Orange street.
First Baseman Tomsn, who has made
such good record in two games, will
play with the New Castle Base Ball Clut
for the remainder of the season.
Short Stop Vice has been released by
Manager Bradley, he having accepted I
position Ia the Pullman Car Works. vii
mington. Mr.. Caughsn, who plays a fault
less game, will take his place.
j. Rogers Holcomb is spending q few
days visiting his many friends hare pre-
parstory to leaving for Philadelphia q
assume his new duties In the German
town steel Works.