Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-04

W dyOutit 90.
No. s.-Archie Rennie, &C.; Robert
Vantiue, IS; James White, 60.
The wedding of Miss Eleanor MAY
sherwood and William f. Hushebeck
occurred at 8 o'clock yesterday after.
noon, ut the home Of the bride, on South
Fifth street, below Delaware. The cerc.
mony was performed by the Rev. f. NJ.
Munson OF Emmanuel z. L. Church
after which wedding dinner was par.
taken OF. The bride was gowned in
fawn colored silk and wore Brides
roses. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis r. Hushebeck, Misses
Edith and Marian Hushebeck, Harry
W, Hushebeck, Arthur Kee, Andrew
lushebeck of Aliddletown and Mrs.
Elizabeth Foster, Mrs. sherwood, Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Matthias, Mrs.
Countiss and Charles Countiss. The
bride and groom left on the GAO p. M.
train for Philadelphia, where they will
spend the balance OF the week.
NEW CASTLE, June ga very pretty
wedding took place in the Immanuel Z, 4.
church, last evening at o'clock the Off,
eating Clergyman being the Rev. 4. NJ.
y uhsoil aud the contracting parties Miss
Maud sharpe King and William Cannon
ne groo1sman was Wallace Cannon and
the bridesmaid Maud King, cousin of the
bride The chancel of the church was very
handsomely trimmed aud the reserved
space for the invited guests was closed
across tue main aisle by gates very nicely
trimmed with eyergreens. Although ii
was raining hard at the time, the church
was. crowded. The ushers were William
y. Myers. c. Ferris Jemison. John Cannon,
Jr., and Samuel 4. Bacon
TO the strains of the "l.ohengri,," wed.
ding march, played by George rruitt, the
orldal party, headed by the ushers, entered
the church and passing up the main aisle
halted in front Of tho chancel beneath the
wedding pell. where the ceremony was
performed The responses of the bride
we're made in clear distinct tpne, which
conld be heard over the entire church.
Among those present were Mrs. Mary
Lewis and daughter, lsuac Cannon and
FAMILY, John Vincent and family OF Phila.
delphia, Mr.. ami Mrs. John Cannon. MIR.
ana Mrs. James Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughn, Mrs. Hettine Mexican Rogers,
Miss sallic Riddle, Miss Jeanette Young
Miss Adelaide Young. Miss Lizzie Hnff.
man, Misses Lizzie and Annie Gemmill.
MI and Mrs. Idchariah Gcmmill. Misses
Ida and Lucy While, Miss Bertha Ham
mill, Mrs. r. NJ. Munson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Willis, Mr.. and Ms. Il. Eben
Watts, Misses Edith Hanson, Bessie Barr,
Margaret Morris, Ida Gregg, Ann Pustil.
Mrs. Pnstil, Mrs. James Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pedrick, Miss Carrie Cline, Mr.
Albert Foster.
Mrs. Cleaves, an aged woman. was wan.
dering on the streets for short time Inst
night. Considerable trouble was caused in
getting her to return to her home. It is
thought that the horrible death that befell
her granddaughter on the railroad at Stan.
ton few weeks ago has affected her mind
Alterations are being made to the Gilpin
House by which ladies will be enabled Ia
use the porch at the second story front
The work is being done by Contractor
Megginson. 800
New CASTLE, June 29.-The coal shutos
near the wooden mills are being torn down
and new ones built BY the railroad bridge
builders.
There was great excitement on Delaware
street about O'Clock last evening. 4 tenn
owned by George Mcdaniel was standinD
IN front of Ferris drug store, when i,ai,rs
Massey, coioreG, aged 10 years. threw a
torpedo on the pavement, frightening the
horse, which ran OF. The runaway col.
lluea wlth the wagon of James Denning
..aVhf Win vas ALdlulng near the
bilpin House alley. The horse made n
short turn into the alley and ran to the
stable, knocking a man down. The man
was not injured. The only injury which
resulted from the runaway WAS the bend.
ing OF the wheel Of Denniug's wagon. The
girl was arrested by Officer Morgan after
hot chase, Her mother, who weighs
nearly 2oO pounds, made AN attempt to
prevent me officer from making the arrest
Dut she was thrown aside and the girl
brought before Mayor Boyd who fined
her $3.50.
About 9.i5 o clock last night an exciting
event occurred on Clayton street east of
Ninth, IN what is known AS Eliason's row,
IN the house occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
'ueorge SIaGerly. Lewis +. List was asked
by Thomas Ryan, boy aged about Il
wears, to examine revolver which he
had purchased. lie was told to b. carefIrl
me revolver exploded while III the hands
81 young Ryan, striking last in the side
ana entering between the fourth and liltA
RIBS. Dr. stewart was summoned aud
alter probing for nearly half an hour. sue.
cccdcd IN extracting the ball. which is Of
'i@-cil'hre. Last suffered much pam last
night Dat VA resting well this morning
NEW CASTLE, July saturday night
last, about 10 O'clock, the residents of
VIZ upper pnrl2h q tue city were
TW'eiy atsftici ~ q series Of explosions,
iour IN All IL proved TO be four very
!arge cannon crackers which were set
~ near ne Episcopal Sunday school
Iooll Pig Mlshln -oo ieet Of the house
Mheie ~, NewipVe Is lying very IL,
having hal an operation performed on
MN On FRIDAY night But slight hopes
g Ia
81 ms recovery are now entertained.
Altet vac llflng 81 these crackers, It is
supposed mat the miscreants who set
mem ~ rah through Coopef's alley. 1t
Ia thought they are known and Will be
~ wy s'uSlc w crusaders meeting
On saturday night = heated argument