The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-02

lreas was OF garnet trim med with
black velvet. and she wore chrysan-l
.hemums. Several OF the other lndies'
iresses present were very pretty.
among those present were;
Mr.. Louis Duncan, Miss Carrie
Strnub, Mrs. Martindale. Presiding
Elder L. i. Barrett, Mrs. Valette. Mrs.
Naylor, Mrs Weggenman, Mr.. Caleb
Mr.. and Mrs. Zaines. Miss Ida
Oils, MIR. and Mrs. King, Miss Maud
King, Miss Strocker, MIR. Roberts,
Mrs. Rainey, Mrs Lister. Miss vii
iiams, Mrs. Cannon, Mics Cannon,
Niles Mary Rocket, Mr.. Lister. MIR.
Lodge, Mr.. Royal Slpple. Mr.. ]. L.
McIvor, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner. Miss
Kate Rementer. Mise Mamie Becker
Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Mcdaniel, Miss Rid
die, Mrs. WYATT Mr.. J, Nj. Davidson,
Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Newlove. Mira,
rocket, Niles Fnme bradley, Mrs,
Supple. Miss sipple. MIR. Sipple,
Miss Pessie Sipple, Mrs, Manlove, Mr..
and Mrs Mcguire. Mr.. Wise and Mise
Mcguire, Miss Ella Turner. Miss Ma I'D
Hamilton, MIR. James Fitzgerald, MIR
fhUe. Fortescue, Mr.. Driver, Mrs.
Lena Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ialieferro. Jr., Mr.. Houston Kinnn :
mon.
A reception followed tho ceremony.
The bride and groom were the recip
tents OF many valu tble and handsome
preaets,
The happy couple have the best
wishes OF ali for long and happy
welded future.
The recent examination OF candi
dates for teachers IN the schools here
lis the subject for much comment
This paper was eagerly sought after
yesterday afternoon as fl noticed the
Examination.
have nothing against any one II
New Castle, but many believe, as we!
las myself, that it would be q gcct
Idea Tor the Board OF Education to or
der the principal to examine tn,
teachers who are now teaching schools
| This Is not casting in any way TIL
least reflection on the present teach
srs, but are they not graduates of TIL
schools here as well as the five appli
Giants who were examined on Saturday
New Castle ought TO hold either al
Iexari nation or an Institute. 50 thai
the public could judge for themselves
the true worth OF the teuehers
Some mean. contemplate wretcl
on Monday evening gave poison t,
|tbe valuable bull dog belonging Il
K. Eben Watts.
Presiding Elder Barrett lectured In
1.-The NJ Il. Church last evening. His sub
lject was "Adan's RID"
/, Several OF the sporting fraternlt,
,lfrom mere will attend the entertain
ment IN the Wilmington Opera Hous'
Tonight. which will be given by tn
l..smeralda Athletic Club.
Yesterday afternoon In the library
rmeetiug of the Women's Nee,lleworl
3 Guild took place, and $50 pieces o
J clothing were donated for the use o
! the poor and needy. The ladies' ar
now actuated with, II not o stronge
determination, to keep the good worl
going on.
!. The schooner Three Sisters passed u
/ yesterday from Savannah to Philadel
!. phla. and reported that on October II
I lat 20 miles east southwest from Tn
i Frying Pan lightship hhe passed
! lderelict vessel which Is very danger
Gus to navigation.
ON the 2lst OF October the deck loa,
oil lumber and tile spankor and heR,
Ieails of tho Three Sisters were carrie
i Iaway III n gale.
T The British Princess for Liverpool
elfrom Philadelphia passed down yes
elterday.
Void was received hero last even
ing that the British steamer LAMAR
Captain Gross, from Java. via POI
, said, with cargo OF sugar arrived ,
!, the Breakwater. During her trip 81
~ lost her four propellers.
=, one Of New tastles business youn
- men will reDounce single cussidnel
for the bleesedness OF married III
tonight. Let the bells ring right mel
> Irlly.
I. Word has been received here that u
y British steamship Strathdon, fro
~ Java for the Delaware Break water. wit
$500 tons of sugar for the sugar Trus
has been scuttied in the Sucz Canal
prevent being destroyed by lire.
j. AS stated in tho REPuBL1CAN, IL
3 British steamship Annie, Captain Kos
10 from Patti, which was reported as hl
ing two cases OF cholera ON boar
during the passage, was released fro
O6 the Eeedy Island Quarantine Static
a ard arrived at her wharf at GiraI
ne Point yesterday morning. When &c,
1t yesterday, Captain Rose was quite
uignHnt over the various repor
= lspreud about his vessel. The port
lati is quite iree from cholera al
the rumor that 1t had broken out {
board tho Annie arose from the ia
9s. that three days after the ship sale
Quo OF the men named KIRBY was ia
en- sick. Capt. Rose being in doubt
ynlto the nature OF tho disease, and tn
ing precaution should It deyetop iii
leIcholera. Kirby was Isolated from I
rest OF the crew.
Upon reaching tho island of Mall
nr Efforts were made 20 send kirby to [
Va hospital, but 10 the Indignation
lnl aplAin Rose they refused to allow I
man to come ashore for treatment,
Id hough the port ply Stefan at that pc
i, assured the captain that the man "
III suffering only from IL mid attack
q continued fever, and all h. needed Y
plenty OF fresh air. AS the vessel v
)1. I'm need OF fresh supply OF coal {
headed for Gibraltar, arriving TIN
6SlOcioDer 4. liere another attempt v
10 made to send the Sick man ashore,
40 witt out success, while not a soul v
TO- allowed to land. Coal was REC iyed
board while the vessel was wing
Quarantine.
My Indignation was great" 8
Captain kOse yesterday, "wnen ut b
+, the ports from which the English I
i'' lies they refused TO take the sick II
ashore, especially as tbs doctors b.
agreed that he was suffering II
nothing contagious"
3ol AT tho quarantine stations along
Delaware river the Annie was detail
simply for examination and fuml
Jlon, and II any cholera germs exis
on board they are pretty we'll HI
by this time. and no danger OF
disease breaking out on board neec
feared.
Kirby at the present time is in q
20 health, and the opinion of Cap
Rose now is that the man was sim
shamming sickness to keep Il