Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-28
III GahTLE n.

special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
New CASTLE, Feb 81 -Riobard Como.
way and Lizzie Wateop, both Of this
city, were united in marriage at the
Catholic Church iast evening, the Rsv
Father Rsbmsu officiating
Thirty six cloth locml bsvs bean
erected in the r-sr portion o. t.a va'i h.
mill, Mr.. Kuo~les exp.ots TO have item
in operation by the early part of next
week, after which time they will he kept
running both day and night until the
main building has been built, when the
usual routine of operations will be re
sumsd.
A little son Of William Ktchells acct
dentally pulled q bottle Of tiDcture Of
iodine from shelf, spilling the liquid
upon his bead, filing his eyes and
mouth. Medical assistance WAS imme-
diately summoned, aud the little fellow
came out with nothing worse than
swelled eyes and Drowned head.
New CASTLE, Feb. 22.-While engaged
unloading iron at the Delaware iron
works yesterday, two Hungariane got
into dispute, which ended in fight,
during which one OF the men, M Mihaley,
was stabbed in the face with stanchion
taken from truck. The weapon
Is an iron bar about is inches
long and is sharp at one end
This sharp end WAS thrust
into Mihaley's cheek just below one of
his ey es, quitting a cash an inch in length
and possibly IL inches In depth. His
climbed the fence and fed. He has not
n, ~ fx.I-
will probably lose his eye.
A oolored sailor, on the schooner Wal
lace j. Boyd, now lying in the river off
this harbor, had his right hand badly
cut and mashed and his right arm dis.
located at the elbow last night by being
caught in the machinery Of An engine
used for hoistinR the sails and anchors Of
the vessel. The man WAS brought
ashore and his wounds dressed by DIR. J..
]. Black. He WAS removed to Philadel-
phis hospital this morning.
The work of repairing the old court
house is going on rapidly under the direo-
tion Of ]. H. Rogers, all the rooms have
been cleaned, doors fitted with looks and
bolts and the windows repaired. A tin
roof will shortly be put on.
NEW CASTLE, Feb. 25.-The NJ. K. Sun.
day school held It's missionary anniver-
sary yesterday afternoon. There were
siDging, recitation and speech making,
and Mrs. Ryder, a Philadelphia lady,
made short address. During the year
the school, including s38 collected yes
terday, has contributed over $100 to
foreign missions.
NRw CASTLE, Feb. 26.-The fifteenth
annual celebration Of Seminole Tribe, No.
Z, took place last evening. Invitations
had been sent to the various lodges
Of the State and to the
many friends of the order In
this city and at an early hour
the lodge room of the tribe
WAS literally jammed, and by the time
the evenings programme WAS commenced
there WAS not standing space even in the
ante. room. Various tribes from Whining
ton aud other places were represented.
The exercises of the evening we're
under direction of George &. Temple,
Great Saohem OF the State, who into
iuced Past Sachem James +. Cannon, uhu
made short speaoh OF welcome. The
*, "Oit V'rgipia Hams," by
he E,sles brothers, wss fol.
wed bv aaother entitled "Perish
"a II sHpw.' b, George Bowen. Prof.
osvid 'on of this Tribe made recitation,
,ttsr which Past Sschem Barrett Conner
ma le short address, rehearsipg the
istorv Il the lodge since its organization
iu 1853.
Songs were sung by Hugh McCaugh ghau,
John Conner and William Barber of the
tribe. William Davidson, as "The Cow
boy of the West" gave his views of the
"Mississippi Bond Question" "Veteran
Guard Cadets" was sung as duet by
John Conner and son. ~ Johnnie Schmoker'
was rendered by Mr. Dsyidson's troupe and
an address made by Past Grand Sachem
Sheldon OF Andastaoka Tribe of Newport.
A medley was sung by Mr.. Williams OF
Andastaoka Tride; 1.-THE Old Oaken
Bucket" by Eokles brothers, "Poor,
but Gentleman Still," by David Cast.
low; humorous cong. by John Conneri
Minute Gun at Sea-" by Mr.. Williams
comic song, by William Barber. A
very laughable Ethiopian after
piece WAS rendered by Mr.. Davidson'e
minstrel troupe, and 3 "Sermon OIL
Music" by MIR. Davidson closed this part
of the evenings entertainment, aftei
which all those having invitations were
ushered to the basement of the building
where sumptuous repast wss served.
at ll.30 o'clock the dancing com
mspced, and the fun WAS kept up until al
early hour this morning, when the visi
tors took their departure, all having
spent most enjoyable visit. Grand
Treasurer Joseph Pyle of Wilmington
who was expected to have made the open
ing address, was not able to be present
DOYER.