Evening journal., 1905-10-09

when some distance out IN the river
the motor became dlsarranged and re-
fused TO "mOten After working for
two hours and seven minutes In
futile attempt to persuade the engine
10 run, all Of which time the boat was
drifting aimlessy about the stream.
the efforts were given up and the oars
were applied The party landed finally
in the marsh near the steel plant and
making the craft fast footed 1t q mile
cross country to the trolley cars.
OUTING FOR TEACHERS.
A. r. spaid. county superintendent Of
free schools IN New Castle county has
arranged for a days outing on next
saturday The teachers are 10 meet in
the iiigh School where q historical adj
dress will be delivered by Alexander
3. Cooper Esq.
Following che address Colonel j.
Harry Rogers win escort the visitors to
the principal points of interest is the
city. Rev. r. M Munson win then take
the party through Emmanuel cemetery
where are to be found the graves of
several prominent people. Special cars
viii then be boarded and a visit win be
paid to the spot where the swedes
landed in Wilmington. In Old Swedes
Church an address will be made boy
Bishop Coleman. Lunch will be eaten
around the Rockford water tower In
the rooms of the Delaware Historical
Society an address viii be delivered by
Henry c. Conrad, ESD, Of Wilmington.
Professor Holloway and the local school
teachers will go with the party to VIII
mington.
INVITED TO VISIT B1VALVE.
Senator Artemus smith yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from w. II. Morri-
son, of this city, who is erecting sew
eral large oyster shipping sheds at
Bivalve, n. j., inviting him to visit
Bivalve on Wednesday next. Included
in the invitation was Captain i. J.
Rogers and Samuel l.. Lane.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MISS YOUNG
Miss jeanette McComb Young died
suddenly yesterday morning at her
home in North Third street, her death
being a great shock to her many
friends in this city. To within a half
hour of her death Miss Young was in
apparent good health and had attended
a reception az the home of Colonel and
Mrs Harry G.. Cavanaugh on saturday
evening. She arose as usual yesterday
morning and after breakfast went into
the garden TO look after some of hei
favorite flowers
Returning TO the house Miss Youne
was about TO ascend the stairs to pre-
pare for church. when she tottered anc
fell. eXclaiming "oh my head.
Assistance was Immediately summoned
and DR.. John ]. Black was hastonet
to the house. Upon his arrival how.
ever. he found that medical skill coult
avail nothing and Miss Young died {
short time after he had reached he
cause of death.
Miss Young was the daughter o
Major Nathaniel Young, who served il
the war of 1872 and the granddaughte
Of Thomas Young, the first chic
justice of Delaware under the constitu
ton of 1881. She is survived by on
sister, Miss Adelaide. who is prostrate'
with grief at the sad and unexpectel
death.
Miss jeanette Young was of
character which made her beloved b.
an who knew her OF a retiring, On
assuming and gentle disposition, sh
was woman who readily won the re
pect OF every one with whom she cam
In contact. She was a devout Christian
and a member Of Emanuel Church 70
many years. Funeral services viii b
held in that church on Wednesda,
morning at 1890 O'Clock and intermen
made in the family lot
TO INITIATE CANDIDATES.
At the lodge rooms OF the Industr
Council, No. %. Jr o. u. a. NJ, to
morrow evening, there viii be al
initiation Of three candidates. Tn
work will be done by the Winona de
gree team, Of Wilmington. A suppc
will follow i'm the lodge rooms.
VALUABLE DOG AT LARGE
There is a valuable red Irish settle
running at large in New Castle. Tn