Evening journal., 1893-08-18
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Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. IS
The First Methodist Protestant Church
of New Castle viii be organized to-
night. The services will begin at z Al
o'clock in the new church at Tenth and
Clayton streets. The pastor, Rev b. f.
Jester, pastor of the First NJ. p Church
Of Wilmington, expects the following
members of the Maryland Conference 10
be present and assist in the ceremonies
Rev. W. J. Neepir, of st. Luke's, Phila-
delphia; Rev. &. j. Smith, of Clayton
Rev B. p. Truitt, of Warwick Nd Rev.
L. +. Warner, Of Dover.
Fishing Story About shad.
A despatch from Burlington. n. j.,
which appeared yesterday, has Interested
many fishermen Of this section althou Sh
they are inclined to discredit il. Il says
last springs hatch of young shad Is
in danger of total determination. The
river at this point is alive with myriads
Of rock fish, and they are making sad
inroads into the young shad. There has
never been such run Of rock fish be
fore, and the surface of the river is
agitated constantly by the voracous
pests. The spawning season was par
ticularly favorable for the shad and
millions were hatched It is thought
that their great numbers have attracted
the rock fish, vast quantities Of which
are being caught daily by trolling
The young shad evidently are not able
70 get q sufficient quantity Of food, as they
are hungry and are frequently caught by
the perch fishermen with hook and line,
thing unknown before
Squirting Up the City Councilmen.
The idea of postponing the election of
Councilman Conway's successor Is being
commented on freely. Some consider
that the business is all srickery. Con
way WAS on several committees: now he
is not here and no one Is in his place to
do anything Who his successor Is does
not worry the EVENING JOURNAL re
porter, but the interests of the people
should be attended to. Take the pump
question. How many complaints have
been lodged And there the pumps are,
no good TO the people and no
beauty TO the city. The selection
il is said can be postponed from time TO
time so long as two vote for IT, A we'll
known citizen and large taxpayer says
The people want an independent member
to be chosen. They want TO keep a sharp
eye on the iiremen this winter and their
appropriations New Castle wants its
company, but think the city has done
enough for private corporation. An
other very prominent citizen remarked
that he would not favor an anti-freman
nor yet fireman either. So the gun
hangs fire and the people are at bay.
WIN This Loan suspend?
Doaforo q m M al ,~.,. -.
meeting of the stockholders Of The
Citizens Building and Loan Association
on next Monday evening TO consider the
advisability of suspending payment of
dues for month OF two until the bust.
ness depression passes over
Beaten BY the Umpire at Pennsvilie.
Several from here wens yesterday over
to Pennsville. AT that place baseball
club from Salem defeated the New
Castle Juniors by the rank decisions Of
the umpire.
Disposed of His $40 Gold Piece.
Mayor Herbert had more company at
his Office yesterday. One Hungarian
woman bad another arrested for assault.
Mrs. Clinet acted as interpreter. and
upon the evidence given, the mayor con.
sidered the charge proved. The prisoner
paid fine and costs amounting to SO %
Her husband was on hand with a ten
iollar gold piece Eve have some gold in
New Castle yeti. After coming outside
ae commenced to growl in Hungarian
and threw the remaining $3 rs at his
wife. She picked II up and went home
while he stood on the corner growl-
ing
BY the Millstream for a Day.
A. jolly party Of young people went for
days outing on Wednesday to Platt's
Mills. Among those who went were Miss
Lizzie McCue, Miss Katie McCue. Miss
Katie Early Miss Mary MeCallin, Walter
Bacon, l.. McClllister, Ray Bacon and
Ed. Smith They all enjoyed themselv YES
immensely But one of the strangest
things about the pleasant day was that
one Of the young women seemed to be a
Jcnah. She tried with all her might
butnever did she get bite.
what About the, Dogs, Now?
A prominent citizen asked the EVENING
JoUREAL reporter yesterday why there is
not more comment on the important dog
ordinance soon to 60 into effect Said he
II there was dog catcher to morrow
where would he impound the dogs How
would no Kill them By electricity from
wire from the wires of the electric road :
or would be drown them2 Then where
wouid he bury the dogs2 There are
ordinances here that are never enforced.
and by many 1t is considered that this
one won't be
Incidents of the Day.
Yesterday the funeral of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Collins. colored. wife of Levi Col
Inns took place. The interment was mad e
at Kirkwood.
On next Monday, the Bill Nye Camp.
Tired, Weak, Nervous
II was in a discouragns condition. my
hcai'h ana strength Almost gone. had that
tired feeling frequently.
= ErF AMI had rheumatism so
&dta3A severely that j had 10
- - t walk with a cane. ! felt