Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
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Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Nav CASTLE, Oct. 1l.-Deputy Great
Snchem David Rowe5 was here on Thursday
evening and raised up the following chiefs
i OF Seminole Tribe, No. 4, o. II. NJ:
Propnet, Harry MoNulty; Baehem, James
poWnhhm; y. g.. Thomas Morgan; j. g.,
Samuel Taliferro; G.. OF W., James Jordan !;
g. OF r., James Aiken; Warriors, Edward
White.
The Riverside rolling mills. which re-
Gently. experienced some difficulty with
their bands, are now running night and
DAY employing the full quota OF men.
John ii. Scott, the owner of the property
known as the Buttonwoods, situated
about a mile north Of this city, accom-
panied by another gentleman from Phila-
deiphia, will be here tomorrow to select
site Tor new club house to be erected by
NUMBER OF Fhiiadelphians near the river.
New CASTLE, Oct ia force of men on
Saturday began tho work OF uuoovering
the old artesian we'll on the commons
square on Market street. The we'll, rs near
as can be remembered BY some of the old
residents, was sunk In 1923. It is OF eight
inch wrought Iron pipe, 500 feet deep, and
the water theiefrom Ia said to be cold and
clear. 1t was used by the public until 1547,
put when the new Presbyterian church was
built the refuse matter from there was
dumped in the street over the well, and It
has remained covered ever eince. There
to Just where it Is situated.
and In consequence forty foot |
trench had TO be dug In tho centre OF the
square opposite the Presbyterian church. |
The workmen finally struck quantity OF
slate, bricks, sand, &C., and this was evIa
uence thRt the pump Is somewhere near i
the spot. The workmen expect to flrd the |
well to-day and II the search is successful |
and the pipes In good condition, council |
Will order a new pump placed In and the |
public.
Miss Anna Bowman, who died on satur-
day was In her 18th year. She left large
and valuable estate, which was becueathed /
70 her few relatives. The funeral will take
place this afternoon from the residence of
george w. Grimes, on Orange street, with
Interment IA Immanuel Churchyard.s
+. The funeral of Maud, daughter Of Will
,iBm King. took place yesterday afternoon.
me Il ". Z. b. Ltghtner conducted services
At Emmanuel r. d. Church and the remains
were Inferred Ia the adjoining cemetery.
Ihe Mount Vernon, c0lored, band of this
'lty went to Ohristiana on Saturday night
aAd gave concert, which ended in row
Pistols and razors were the weapons used.
Leader Thomas Harding was shot IN the
head. but not serlously hurt, and another
urpers will be arrested.
:, a valuable fishing ekiff, belonging to
Ihomas Smith, was stolen from its moor
ngs here on Saturday night. Mr. Smith
eatehed the Jersey shore all day yesterday
ind finally found the boat anchored Ia
'reek, opposite here. II was recovered and
,rought home. The thieves ats unknown,
Thomas MeHugo, son of James Ntzhugh,
Vho recently lost two children from typhoid
ever, bad relapse yesterday and slight
lope9 q his recovery are entertained.
Ihe Ill. e. church IA row cleer OF debt
Scept q mortgage OF 5 900 on the par
onsge Yesterday collections were taken
nnlelent u pay everything except the
Dove amount. The mortgage on the
hureh Will be burned to-day.
Many people from here visited Whining
on yesterday to witness the du Pont ruins,
~ al returned home much disappointed
not being allowed to yet near enough to {
ven catch glimpse Of the wreck.
New CASTLE Oct. l4.-kirs. John Il. Rid
i23 OF South Pearl street, met with pecu-
ar and painful accident on Saturday even /
lg last. After supper she had proceeded
} q ama shed In tha rear OF the house to I
at away come preserves, and no sooner
I'd she got inside when q large mouse \
lighted on her throGt. la attempting to {
rush the varmint off she accidentally Il
lrust her right hand through plate glass
tndow. Both the hand and arm were /
ably lacerated. and tie lady became very {
eak from fright and loss Of blood. DR..
lack was cGllsGin and dressed the wounds.
r.. Ridinge will be unable to use the
iured member for several weeks,
NEW CASTLE, Oct. 15.-A third case of 2
phoid fever III this family OF james y
eHush OF Clayton street, has resulted L
tally. The mother, two daughters and =
rec sons have been Ill with the dread !,
sease, and all OF the latter promising 9
'unS men, have died within an Interval OF g
week OF each other. Tine youngest son. o
homes, aged 10 years, was removed to the P
ate Hospital at Farnhurst last week, In I
% hope that cnange Of afr would be p
,neticlal. His Condition began to improve
ID continued so until Sunday last, when
suffered a relapse, which ended IN his q
satu At 10 O'clock last night. The deceased p
as we'll known, and had many frleuda, .
Q was member OF the Orion Social CLUB, u
hich oigauiz lticn has sustained q loss Of
rec Of It's members since July last. The a
neral Will Ike place on Friday 1T n. IN, 9
iRh mass at 81. Peters h. @. Church, and q
terment in the Joining Cemetery. q
Edmund 9. Rogers, who was arrested and q
I'D Ia 81 900 bail Tor non-suppolt of his
lie Yesterday is not sergeant In Com g
my u, n. G. D., as was stated In a morn g
& paper lie is In no way connected with CT