Evening journal., 1901-08-01
STEAMBOAT CLYDE
WENT AGROUND
Became Fast While Return.
ing From Woodland
Beach
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Special TO the Evening journal
New Castle, Aug Lowing TO an
unusually low tide last evening, traffic
on the river was considerably delayed
The steamer Clyde ran aground on her
return trip from Woodland Beach, and
was nearly two hours late. Other
boats were behind time, and the Re-
public passed New Castle long after
nightfall
Miss Marion Hushebeck. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis r. Hushebeck, and
George A. Tobin, a prominent young
man of this city, were united in matri-
mony at the residence of the brides
parents last evening, the Rev w. G.
Rooms. pastor OF Nazareth NJ +.
Church. officiating. Following the
ceremony. a reception was held. Mr..
and Mrs. Tobin will reside here
Members of Madeley NJ e. Church,
numbering about 400 persons, went on
a moonlight excursion to Delaware
City last night Four cars Of the
Wilmington and New Castle City Rail
way Company carried the party, which
left Wilmington at ZS0 o'clock On
arriving in Delaware City, the visitors
were rendered a reception by members
of the NJ. e. Church of that city.
The Rev. and Mrs w. G. Rooms left
this morning for their cottage. in
Brandywine Summit camp Mr.
Rooms pulpit viii be filed ON Sunday
by the Rev. Mr.. Watkins, of Coving-
ton, Ky, who formerly was stationed
in this city.
Harvey NJ. White IS threshing his
wheat crop and anticipates a good
average.
Fishermen are making big catches
of trout on the piers these nights.
Lindley A. c.. OF Philadelphia, Will
play New Castle at Battery Park on
Saturday. and an interesting game is
anticipated
Frank Hudson will shortly begin the
work of building shelvings in the Ar
mour refrigerator cars for the peach
season. A Delmar firm obtained the
contract for furnishing lumber
The o. p. H. Assembly proposes TO
give an excursion in the near future. II
has not decided upon the place yet.
A yachting party from Wilmington
en- route TO Riverside Park landed at
New Castle for a short time last night
Edward Wise. who has been serious
~ sick. still is confined to his room.
Sergeant William Myers, OF Company
H. has recovered from an attack OF ty-
phoid malaria.
Theodore Haft and Charles Pedrici
went on a fishing trip across the jetty
yesterday and made a big catch.
Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Miller, Of Pitts
burg, Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r
C. Goodwin.
Many New Castle citizens went OF
the excursion TO Woodland Beach yes
terday.
No little excitement was occasioneI
at the wharf the other evening by wha
appeared to be an overturned boat an,
two men struggling in It. Severa
men put on in a boat, but on reaching
the object, they found it TO be a bi
cycle boat, the first ever seen in Ties
waters.
An ocean race of 10000 miles betwee.
an American and a British ship begaI
to-day. The contestants are two nel
ships one built on the CLYDE and tn
other built in Maine, Both are owne
by the Standard oil Company. an
each Is to make her maiden trip TO IN
lar East with cargo Of oil.
The first TO start was the America
ship. Acme which left New York L
day for Yokohama with 1900. 600 ga
Ions OF crude oil on board. She
commanded by Captain Reuben ]
Lawrence. In a few days the other hi
ship, which is to test the speed of II
Yankee craft. viii leave New Yor
also. She is commanded by CAPITAL
Cowlinsham, bound also for Yokoham
with a cargo Of 1,75O,000 gallons
case oil.
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