Evening journal., 1901-04-25
THIS WEDDING
WAS QUIET ONn
TIuilt-Vanllne AuptiaIS Ccle-
brated Last Night.
Many Entertain
Special to tho EvenIns Journal.

New Castle. April 25.--ln the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. Eliza Iruitt
King, Miss Mary Truitt was married to
George w. Nantyne, Jr., by the Rev. s.
Beattie Wylie 10 was a quiet wedding,
only thirty friends OF the couple being
present Miss Anna Brown was the
maid OF honor and John c. Fritz
groomsman. Thare We're no ushers.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Vantyne went to live In their
new home in Cherry street.
George Battcn has not recovered the
horse that was stolen from his stable
Monday night. Wilmington authori-
ties say the horse was driven through
that city. They hope to recover the
animal
Members OF the degree team Of the
local lodge Junior Order United
American Mechanics. have purchased
new uniforms and will use them for
the first time at an adoption TO be
conducted next week. Six members
will be received into the Oriental
next Tuesday evening. The degree
team Is working overtime in prepara-
tion for the fun.
Joseph Carlin entertained q company
Of thirty young people in his home in
Water street last evening The guests
danced until a late hour
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart entertained a
company OF young friends Tuesday
afternoon in honor OF the ninth birth
day Of their daughter. Ruth. The lit
tie people had a delightful time.
Work in the Knowles Woolen Mill
will be resumed Monday morning. IL
is probable that the plant will be closed
at the end of the week. however Many
wooden workers have obtained employ
ment In Chester and viii SO there TO
work on Monday.
While at work I'm the Diamond state
Steel plant Tuesday night William
Simpson was struck in the side by a
piece OF iron and since has been unable
TO leave his home. Ii was feared that
he had been injured internally but this
his physician denies.
Sheriff Mcdaniel advertises for sale
the farm property of Howard W. Van
dever at Bear station the sale TO take
place on May g. The farm Is under cut
tivation and contains buildings I'm good
condition.
Mrs john II. Rodney. who broke hel
left arm at the wrist. is not suffering So
lnNNM IilM AN-ANNs ne INJURY Mut
compelled her to take 20 her bed.
In the Armory tonight. The vii
mingtm Mandolin Club assisted D.,
Charles r. Edwards. cornet soloist. viii
give an entertainment the program o
which was printed yesterday.
The unusual sight of twelve schcon
ers racing for pert was witnessed yes
terday by observers along the river AM
bay The schooners an reached tn
Breakwater close together and. urged u
by the prospect Of low charter rate.
put on ali possible sail in an effort {
reach the docks. The weather was dc
cidedly unfavorable for such a contes
but each captain knew with such
large number of vessels in port at on
time would lower freight rates. an
each was bent on saving time
The German steamer Manhattan.
bulk oil carrier collided with and sun
the schooner Mary Baxter, before day
light yesterday morning. of Billings
port. n. J. The schooner went down /
FIVE minutes and four Of tho crew {
five men had narrcw escapes, savin
their lives by climbing aloft as the vel
sci was settling IN the river One
the crew remains 70 be accounted 70
but IS believed to be safe. as he w.
last seen cdrift on one % the matches