Evening journal., 1902-05-08
PRETTY WEDDING
IN NEW CASTLE
Baby Uninjured by Leng
NeII.kROWn COL
Ored Man Dead
specIal % the Eyenlng Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
New Castle. May S.--Aliss Anna Bee, |
Of Salem, \. j.. and Orso Lunt. of New
Castle. son of Ira IMnt. the marine con-
tractor. were married IN the home OF the
groom's parents here last night. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Frank Lobbarra, Of First Baptist Church
Of Salem. The best man was Albert
Kirby and Miss Mary Winslow was maid
Of honor. A reception followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunt went to Atlantic
City this morning on their wedding trip
and upon their return will live in New
Castle. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Lunt. Alr and Mrs. Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Van Arsdalen, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bryan. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il.
McCallister aud Robert Glover Of Phila-
delphia; y. G.. Rose and Miss Maud
Rose. OF Newark Mrs. William Adams.
Of Wilmington; Mrs. Nolk Finland Pa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. s. King, Mr. aud Mrs.
Robert Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. James
Van Arsdalen. Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Rob
erts. Miss Nellie Winslow, Miss Mary
Winslow, Miss Mary Mcclure Miss
Ettie Mcclure, Miss Carrie Eckles. WI
liam Newlove. james White, Harry
King. jefferson Downham, Mrs John j.
Black
From Salem were Albert Stevenson.
Harry Rehmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Ritchie.
Mrs. Georgianna Bee. Miss Beaston.
Frank Beaston. Miss Waddmgton. Miss
Laura Roller Miss Maggie Weeks. Miss
Sulfridge, Miss Whitcsell.
ST. Johns Lodge, No. 2. A. +. A. NJ.
held an enthusiastic meeting last night
and conferred degrees upon several can
didates. About fifteen members OF Jack
son Lodge. Of Delaware City. We're pres
ent and also a number Of Wilmington
Masons.
James Dobbs. Of Wilmington. was n
New Castle visitor last night.
Prominent Coiored Man Dead
Perry Sisco, colored, one Of the most
respected colored men in New Castle. died
yesterday. For a number Of years he
had been property owner and taxpayer
of New Castle. He was 20 years old and
was considered quite a weather prophet
Perry was employed by the Misses Spots
woods until a few years ago. when he
was afflicted by rheumatism, since which
time he was confined to his home He
was member Of Union Church, and Of
the Sister of Moses lodge He will be
buried tomorrow afternoon.
Caught a Big Sturgeon
Pedrick and Newloye. two fishermen,
caught a sturgeon weighing 400 pounds
yesterday. II is the largest one caught
this spring at New Castle. The fish was
worth S25. They also caught seventy
shad.
New styles in hats and caps at Biggs.'
Child Unhurt by Fall
Yesterday afternoon the 2O-months-old
child of Mr.. Hutchinson fell from a sec
ond story front room down to the bricl,
1 pavement and was not even bruised.
Last evening the child was walking up
and down the pavement with its mother
apparently suffering no III effects from
its tumble.
Wilbert Meredith is having a new floor
lput in his cigar store. When the old one
was being torn up, he found a penny
made in Philadelphia on which are a
horses head and a plOw.
!, The supper given by the class Of John
b. Manlove was quite a success between
two and three hundred people being
served.
Neckwear and fancy hose at Biggs.'
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union met yesterday in the home of Mrs
Atkinson. Mrs. Anna Cannon resigned
as corresponding secretary and Mrs. w
G. Koons was appointed to fill the va
) cancy.
The Tabard Inn lDrary books have ar
rived at Chalenger's.
Mrs. James Knowles, Of Wilmington
! was the guest Of her son yesterday.
Miss Katherine Rogers, of Philadel
phia, is visiting her sister.
Mr.. King is visiting James b. Toman
Miss Ella Sullivan is spending a fey
days in Philadelphia.
Charles Pancoast. OF Delaware City
was the guest Of New Castle friends yes
terday