Evening journal., 1901-06-14
COMES EAST To
'IAkE A BRIDE
Albert h. NlISUn and Mabel
A. Smith 10 be Married
in New Haven
Special to The Evening Iournal

New Castle. Juno M-ln New Haven,
Conn., next Monday, Miss Mabel A.
smgh. the daughter OF George A. smith,
prominent business man thcrc. Will be
married 20 Albert h. Wilson. of Denver,
but a. former resident OF IN s city. Mr.
Wilson is now here with his parents. Tie
will so to New Haven on saturday, ana
after his honeymoon which viii be spent
IN Buffalo. will take his bride back to
Denver. where they will live
Mr. Wilson left this city two years ago,
to accept "a position with a New Haven
firm which ne was compelled 10 resign,
however, because of IN health. tn Denver
he entered the banking house OF the In
tornational Trust Company. and to-day
holds tristcd position with the com
pany. lie says the West Is the place for
the young man of hustling incl nations,
and points to many former Eastern men
as proof that the truly successful young
man must build his foundations in the
West Before starting East on his pleas
ant trip he met Dr. Kuntz there, whom he
had not seen for several years.
MIR. Wilson IS genial in his manner and
interesting IN conversation. Chlracteris-
tics which have made him many friends
Members of Company II. n. c. d., were
pleasantly entertained by Captain llnl-
comb on Wednesday evening lie told
them of his trip through England. and of
incidents of the voyage.
While playing along the river bank yes
tcrday afternoon little Carrie schilling
fell into the water. 10 the fact that there
were several men ln the near vicinity the
child owes her. life,
Tho local baseball club win play the
All-Collegiate team of Philadelphia, in
Battery Park tomorrow afternoon The
game gives promise of be ng one of the
best Of the season. Wills having been
engaged 10 pitch against the Phnadcl-
phians. The home team win be strength
ened by the addition OF several other old
favorites
The local Conclave of Moguiuans had a
pleasant season OF entertainment last
evening Their guests were Mogulllans
Of stanton and Marshalton 10 the mum.
ber OF nifty and the "braying" the,
created continued close to the midnight
hour. II was indeed a great night with
the Jacks
Commencing next week and continuing
throughout the Summer. there viii b,
dancing in the Jefferson House pavilion
every Tnesday, Thursday and SATURDAY,
night Charles Holman. the proprietor
has purchased a new piano for the occa.
sion, and IN addition 20 IL there win b,
string music
Willard Hughes has beed admitted Il,
the Delaware Hospital, Wilmington, {,
undergo treatment for stomach trouble
The Young man was employed I'm chester
but was compelled TO stop working OF
account of his Illness
Harry Houseman has resigned as ,
clerk Ia the employ of the jackson ans
sharp Company, Wilmington
ADD NEW CASTLE
J. S Rogers, aged 6S years, owner OF
Boothhurst, was assaulted last night al
the entrance 20 she lodge about one ant
one-half squares FROM the house
The assa'lant was negro. and he wa
only able TO get In one blow upon tn,
aged man. The latter reeled. but did no
fan. and was able to call for help 4
trolley car stopping In front of the gat,
about this time evsdcnuy frightened tn,
assailnnt away. II Is ehought that IA,
man was formerly employed at Booth
hurst and was frying TO seek revenge.