Evening journal., 1902-09-06
MAN MB'T DEATH
EDBR CAR WHEELS
tic End Of Mrs. Robins,
VeII.knOWn il New
Castle
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Castle. Sept. 6.-Mrs. William
' obins. of Philadelphia, we'll
1 IA to a number o. New Castle peo-
g vas attacked with vertigo while
sfing on the platform of the sta-
& i Wayne Junction yesterday, and
& cross the track as a train came
g ering along She was instantly
Her son. Henry, married Reba,
daughter of Mrs. A. Case, of this
1 about two years ago. Mrs. Case
# to Philadelphia upon receiving
of the shocking accident.
e J. Robins was a charming woman
At will be mourned by a large circle
lends. She had Just spent a fort
with Mrs. Case, Mr.. and Mrs.
az Robins and Misses Carrie and
Rogers. at Atlantic City, and
& n unusually good health and spir-
s. Robins was the daughter Of
" Reed. who for nearly twenty
was professor of rhetoric and
s ish literature in the University of
81 zlsylvania. Professor Reed was
& linent author and a member Of the
adephia bar, but abandoned the
profession to accept chair in
4 University of Pennsylvania, Of
( n he was a graduate. He lost his
( at sea in 1854. while returning
a visit to Europe. Mrs. Robins
5 urvived by four sons and three
ghters. all of whom are grown up.
sons are Arthur Deb. Robins,
zrge B.. Henry and William B..
ms.
Mayors Yacht Missing
{ he yacht Dorothy, owned by Mayor
N G. Boyd, is supposed TO have
1 stolen last night. Mr.. Boyd was
able to make much Of a search for
boat, as he was Obliged to leave on
early morning train for Newark,
ere the National Guard, of which he
N officer. went into camp there to-
1t is possible that the yacht may
e broken its anchorage and drifted
ly, but the supposition is that
ewes. knowing of the Mayors early
larture, stole the boat last night
hiking he would have no opportunity
make a search for it.
News Notes
che regular Sunday evening services
the Methodist Episcopal Church
4 be resumed tomorrow evening
e Epworth League viii start its ser
e at Z o'clock and 1t will continue
If an hour.
The condition of Irene Wise. who il
ffering with typhoid fever, is un
anged.
Peter Rementer and Frank Kins
re among the successful gunner
Rementer bagged fourteel
zen and birds. and King . dozei
ID 4 reed birds and rail birds.
Bernard Carter. who has been il
.arge of the Maritime Exchange. a
sedy Island. has resigned his posi-
IN. Mark Brennan. of Philadelphia
"a been appointed his successor.
A. V. Foster. employed as shipping
ERIK in the Chester department of tn
ational Tube Company, has resigne
IS position and on September 13 Wi
;sume his duties as chief clerk an
anager for John Thompson, OF thi
ty. Mr.. Foster formerly was in tn
nploy Of Mr.. Thompson for eigh
,ars. aIl
William Bartlett and Moulton c. Roger
In a1a.u rtll
{ the missing craft. They found it a
eep Water Point. by DuPont's pier. Tn
nchor had tripped and the boat wen
drift.
Personal Notes
Miss Ella Sullivan will leave thi
Ity ON September 20 for Washington
here she will make her future hom
DIR. Black has returned from Elktol
ID. where he was called to atten
Irs Blacks mother, who was i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Dare, {
are the guests Of u
lev. w. G.. Koons.
Miss May Carnuron, Of Washingto.
> the guest Of the Rev. w. G. Koons.
Miss Emily Truss, who has been Il
uest OF Mrs. Petren, OF New York, hi
home.
A. Brown Lancaster is visiting
James Andrews, OF New York, is Vi
ting his brother, DR.. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce. Il
Kisses Spotswood and Miss Magg
Tanvier have returned home from \
lgara Falls and other points Of int
,st in the State of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. DUNCAN ha
home.
returned home from a weeks stay
City.
George Unger is visiting in Sinld
Springs, Pa.
Miss Elsie Black is visiting in Ca
May as the guest of Mr.. and M
Henry Fulenwider.
Mrs. II. B. Hayes, of Philadelphia,
her sister, Miss Emily Rodn
for a 1ew days.
Miss Pauline H. Rogers, Miss Car
Mrs. Case and Miss Flori
Case have returned from Atlantic G
after ten days stay.
Miss Anna M. HOuseman, of Wa
ington, is visiting her mother NJ
James H. Houseman.
William Bergen, of Philadelphia,
the guest of James G. Shaw, Jr.
Special Sunday Excursion to BaltIm
Via Pennsylvania railroad, sumo
September z. Special train will le