Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-26
MORE JAIL wARpENs.
-Four of Them now Guard the County
Prison-Church servIces-Crowdine EN-
Out-River Matters


NEW CASTLE, October GA change
In the county jail officials went into effect
this morning, and 1t will doubtless prove
to be big improvement. The staff of
wardens was changed from two to four,
the entire army Of ITO prisoners having
been guarded heretofore by one man all
through the night Chief Warden James
B. Tucker and Night Warden John w
Dennison were both assigned to
duty during the day and to
superintend the work on ttbe stone pile
George II. Simmons of Wilmington 8
brother Of the sheriff, and William Fl
Bradley Of this city were appointed
night wardens. They will each receive a
salary of $50 and will only be required to
guard the prison during the night. Mr.
Bradley is a meat dealer of this city
Stoops's razors and scissors warranted.
NO Room in the Inn.
Ever since the county seat and all the
advantages that the county Court House
afforded were torn from this city and the
Jail with its scores Of desperate men left
as a monument, the people of New Castle
have been subjected TO many jests when
they 60 out or town, as when did you
get outf or "Oh, you got bail, did you.
On Saturday prominent citizen, who
had long before become tired Of shis sort
OF thing, was approached BY friendly
Wilmingtonian. 1t was in that city and
several friends were in hearing distance
The New Castle mans friend exclsim ID /.
Why, did you break out, or have y ~
been pardonedf
There was a silence Of only second
when the New Castle man reioined .
sfN I.4 ,t..A u ~. -
six months the prison in our city has
been so crowded with depraved and
wicked Wilmingtonians, that it would
have been impossible for any New Castle
man to get In If he tried. II kthis thing
continues we will let you people haye the
whole town and we will remove out In
the country
Teas, coffees and pure spices at Boyle s.
Bishop Coleman at Emmanuel.
A large congregation greeted Bishop
/ Coleman at Emmanuel Church yesterday
morning He preached from st John
XII, 4, and afterwards administered the
/ Holy Communion. Ia the evening
Charles M. Curtis, city solicitor of VIII
mlngton, who is lay reader of Trinity
Church, officiated at Emmanuel The
rector, Mr.. Lightner. is expected to be
in his pulpit again next Sunday
Rev. Charles E. Edwards of Lions
dale, Pa, preached at the Presbyterian
Church both morning and evening His
morning text was: "Hallowed be Thy
Name, and the sermon was a novel one
throughout.
At the M. E. Church the choir rend-
cred special programs at both services
prominent among the selections being
two anthems, a quartette, duets aud
choruses by a full choir. In closing the
evening service the ientire congregation
united in singing wen Never Say
Goodbye in Heaven"
Thompson has cranberries at 10c a.
A Happy Gathering OF old Soldiers.
Department Commander A ]. Wood
man, accom- panied by Past Department
Commander Peter B. Ayars, Editor Eos
ter Of the Muster Roll, and Comrades
Craig of No /, Major Moses We'll Of No
49, A. 7. Hyatt OF No. 10, j. Abbott and
J. E Orr Of No. 80, paid an official visit
to Captain Evan s. Watson Post No 3,
g. A. R on Saturday evening and spent
a very pleasant evening. Short addresses
were made by the department commander
and Past Department Commander Ayars.
Editor Foster and Comrade Hyatt. after
which the visitors sand members of the
Watson Post visited the oyster supper
which was being given by the First Bap-
fist Church There they were served
with refreshments The visitors re
turned on the 10 p M train TO Whining
ton, appearing well pleased with their
visit.
New buckwheat. fat mackerel Boyle's
Harbor improvements Begun.
The large dredging machine belonging
to the Delaware Construction Compan,
, is now in the harbor searching for a
solid base for the construction Of the ney
iron ice pier to take the place of pie
! n which will be torn out. The wor
OF dredging into solid earth will probabl
s last all this week and the work OF con
struction will be commenced next weeh
The mud is being removed in scows {
| points down the river The work of teal
ing out the old pier will also commences
next week.
0 Candies made fresh every day at Truittl
g Other News
Diphtheria has broken out at Hare
Corner and several little folks are suffei
ing greatly.
Francis Gibson, who resisted 0fics
Brown Of Wilmington, and was give
six months to think over ii in jail, wa
: brought here in cab on Saturday nigh
I Thompson has mackerel, zoe per dozel
A company Of mem bers Of Capital
{. Evan s. Watson Post No 8, G. A. r
! win 20 to Wilmington this evening
! attend camp FIRE held at the headquar
= ers Of Smyth Post No. l.
Mrs. Mary Clark, who with her hu
band and son was locked up in Il
y county jail for alleged conspiracy in bal
y burning, spends much OF her time
y weeping Her husband is also great
: distressed and suffers mental agony.
y Mincemeat, Heckers buckwhest BOYLE
y The Lenape Fire Company has alrea;
y begun preparations to make success
n the next entertainment given by t
Roseblade Comedy Company, which "
be q benefit to the 6remen. 1t will
the Ticket of Leave Man, on Mover
u Der rs.
q The Board Of Education will meet
regular session tomorrow night and "
Y doubtless elect teacher from the app
cants who were recently examined
the common branches, theory and pr,
i tice.
: weldin Vining. the local actor, has (
= ganized a strong company to present
thrilling military play, "0ur Heroes,
the Opera House sometime in Decemb
The road between this city and w
, mington, which has become one of {
most popular race courses in the stl
for Delaware wheelmen, was fairly ali
y, with bicycles, pedestrians and carrial
all day yesterday. Large parties of M
ue and women from both cities walked Q