Evening journal., 1907-04-15
OCEAN LINER
RUNS AGROUND
Steamship HaVerfOrd, Of the
American Line, Meets
With MiShap
special to me nvenina journal


NEW CASTLE. April 1.-THE steam
ship Haverford Of the American Liue.
had an eventful trip 30 FAR on her out
ward voyage 10 Liverpoo. from Phila-
delphia- she ran aground on satur-
day night at the bulkhead bar and the
high wind yesterday kept the tide wen
away from her
During Saturday afternoon in Phila-
delphia, one OF her passengers instca,i
of remaining aboard az the time of sail
ing walked across thes treet to a saloon
and shot himself dead He was q
resident Of Pittsburg One Of the CT.
ficers OF the Haverford who came
ashore yesterday said that i'll luck all
ways comes in bunches and that the
suicide OF the Pittsburger was but the
beginning Of the trouble.
In the Churches
A large congregation filled the
Methodist Church yesterday morning
when the Rev. William 4. Shinn. u. D..
of the International Reform Bureau. Of
Washington. preached a special SER
mon. A feature Of the musical pro-
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Solemn Thought" by Miss Edith
Quimby.
Remember the Orphans
In the annual report Of lSt. Rev. John
]. Monaghan. Bishop Of the
Diocese Of Wilmington, Of the col
lection Of the orphans OF st. Peters
Church is shown as having contribute j
S34575, the largest sum ever raised here
for the purpose. The report further
shows that the late James j. Gegan
left a legacy OF $1,000 to the two homes.
The collection in the diocese amounted
to S63O6.s6. The boys arc i'm comfort
able quarters at Reybold and the girls
at Sixth and West streets, wilmington.
Rev DR.. CarsWet preached two SER
mons IN the Baptist Church yesterday.
Aydon Jordan and Miss Elizabeth
Maher will be married. in ST. Peters
Church on April "a. They will live in
their new home on Clayton street
At the yards of William H. Bebee. on
Saturday, handsome g5-foot yacht
was launched for Wilmilgton parties.
Treatment of little Laura Anderson.
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs George
T. Anderson, for congenital hip trouble
under the Lorenz method at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Hospital, in Philadel-
phia, did not prove successful. and the
little one has again been taken to the
hospital for another operation.
William Pustill and William Duncan
caught a shad that weighed II pounds
and ounces. The shad made all
others look ike herring. Mr. Pustin re-
fused Sl.5O for the fish, and took Il
home for Sundays dinner.
Organization Of Council
There is sure TO be surprises over the
organization Of City Council. There
are runors regarding combinations. but
no credit IS given to any Of them.
James II. Weldin. who has been sick
for the past three weeks, was able to
so to his work in the Wilmington
Maheable iron Works to-day.
A supposed mad dog ran through the
southern section of the city on Satur-
day and owners Of dogs IN that section
now have them chained un.
Farm help in this section Of the
county is scarce.
Robert shaw Is confined to his home
with "A severe attack Of hiccoughs.
About a year ago his condition was
critical on account of a similar afiic-
ton.
Owing to the blizzari-like weather
farm work and gardening IS delayed.
Charles II. Clewell. and daughter,
Pearl have returned home from a visit
to friends In Bethlehem. Pa.
soon after its organization City
Council will investigate the affairs 81
the Lenape Fire Company.
Ice covered the ponds in the city this
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoge Davis celebrated
their wedding anniversary on Satur-
day evening. About sixty guests were
present